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Language Learning Report 2026

Which languages people learn online, in which languages they learn English and how long they keep going – aggregated from 11,166 completed lessons on langula.app.

11,166completed lessons
26languages learned
11 Jul 2026 – 7 Oct 2026Period

Which languages are learned with English as the source language

Share of all completed lessons in which the explanations were shown in English.

Spanish12%
French11%
Italian6.5%
Syrian Arabic6.5%
Japanese5.9%
Low German5.2%
Russian5.1%
Ukrainian4.5%
Portuguese3.9%
Swedish3.7%
Source: Langula Language Learning Report 2026
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In which languages people learn English

Share of all completed English lessons by source language – the language the explanations are written in.

German21%
Italian18%
Chinese15%
Arabic9.5%
French8.5%
Spanish7.1%
Russian5.2%
Bulgarian3.5%
Turkish2.1%
Syrian Arabic2.0%
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How long learners keep going

Completions of lesson 10 relative to lesson 1, per language. Only languages with at least 50 completions of lesson 1.

Italian11%
Portuguese9.6%
English8.8%
Dutch8.6%
Ukrainian8.3%
Arabic6.9%
Danish6.5%
Swedish5.8%
Croatian5.8%
Low German5.7%
Romanian5.7%
Spanish4.9%
Source: Langula Language Learning Report 2026
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On which weekdays people learn

Share of completed lessons per weekday.

Monday17%
Tuesday17%
Wednesday14%
Thursday13%
Friday15%
Saturday12%
Sunday13%
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At what time people learn

Share of completed lessons per hour, German time (CET/CEST).

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What learners use

Share of views per area.

Overview54%
Lessons29%
Placement test3.4%
Language choice3.1%
grammar3.1%
Flashcards3.1%
Pronunciation practice1.7%
Sleep mode1.3%
Settings0.8%
Source: Langula Language Learning Report 2026
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Methodology

We analysed anonymous usage events in the learning area of langula.app from 11 Jul 2026 to 7 Oct 2026: 11,166 completed lessons and 94,054 views.

We count lessons and views, not people. Without an account we cannot tell whether two lessons come from the same person; repeating a lesson counts again.

The data comes from people who use Langula and is not representative of the population. No names, IP addresses, locations or device identifiers are stored. Only aggregated figures are published; groups with fewer than 20 events are not shown. Figures are updated hourly.

For journalists

You may use the figures and charts with the credit “Langula Language Learning Report 2026” and a link to this page. For questions and further analyses: info@langula.app

Frequently asked questions

Where does the data come from?
From anonymous usage events in the learning area of langula.app: completed lessons and views of individual areas, each with the target language and the source language.
Are the results representative?
No. They show how people learn on langula.app. Statements about the population would require a representative survey.
May I use the figures?
Yes, with the credit “Langula Language Learning Report 2026” and a link to this page.