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Language Report: Which languages people are learning right now
The last 30 days on langula.app: 6,111 completed lessons in 26 languages. This page updates daily, and a fixed edition you can cite appears every month.
Updated: 27 Oct 2026
Key findings
- The most learned language was Spanish (13% of all lessons), followed by English and French.
- People learning English most often do so with explanations in Chinese (54%), followed by German.
- The most common pair of two different languages: Chinese → English.
- The biggest gain was Spanish: +6.6 pts compared with the 30 days before.
- Most learning happens on Monday, and most lessons are completed between 12:00 and 13:00 (German time).
The most learned languages
Share of all completed lessons, whatever language the explanations were in.
In which languages people learn English
Share of completed English lessons by source language – the language the explanations are written in.
What people learn with English as the source language
Share of all lessons in which the explanations were shown in English.
The most common language pairs
Source language → target language, share of all lessons with two different languages.
These languages gained ground
Change in share of all lessons in percentage points compared with the 30 days before.
Where people learn from
Share of completed lessons by country, derived from the connection (counted since 27 Oct 2026).
We have been counting the country since 27 October 2026. The chart appears here as soon as enough lessons come together.
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.
On which weekdays people learn
Share of completed lessons per weekday.
At what time people learn
Share of completed lessons per hour, German time (CET/CEST).
All editions
The first monthly edition appears on 1 November 2026.
Methodology
We analyse anonymous usage events in the learning area of langula.app from 27 Sep 2026 to 26 Oct 2026: 6,111 completed lessons and 64,781 views. Lessons by learners without an account are counted.
We count lessons, not people. Without an account we cannot tell whether two lessons come from the same person; repeating a lesson counts again. Visits by the Langula team and detected bots are excluded.
The data comes from people who use Langula and is not representative of the population. No names, IP addresses or device identifiers are stored; we derive the country from the connection and store only the country code. Only aggregated figures are published; groups with fewer than 20 events are not shown.
For journalists
You may use the figures and charts with the credit “Langula Language Report” and a link to this page. For questions and custom analyses: info@langula.app
Frequently asked questions
- How often is the Language Report updated?
- The live page shows the last 30 days and is recalculated daily. At the start of each month a fixed edition with the previous month’s figures appears and no longer changes.
- Where does the data come from?
- From anonymous usage events in the learning area of langula.app: completed lessons with target language, source language and country.
- 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 Report” and a link to this page. For a citation, use the monthly edition, as it no longer changes.