Duolingo users like to promote their native language or a language they really want so that Duolingo adds it. Here is a collection of creative culture lessons!
Amharic[]
Amharic is spoken by 21.6 million native speakers in Ethiopia.[1]
- Why learn Amharic? Interesting facts about Ethiopia!
- Why learn Amharic? Some more interesting facts about Ethiopia! :D
Persian or Farsi[]
Persian or Farsi is spoken mainly in Iran, and also in Afghanistan (known as Dari), in Tajikistan and Uzbekistan (known as Tajik), in Iraq, in Russia and in Azerbaijan.[2]
Maltese[]
Even if the post has an image of Maltese language in Duolingo, this is not true.
Norwegian[]
- Why Norway (and, thus, Norwegian) is Awesome, GeniusJack, September 2, 2014
Norwegian (Bokmål) for English entered the incubator on January 2015 and was fully released on August 2015.
West Flemish[]
Some people would call West Flemish a dialect of Dutch,[3] but according to Davidvdb if you call Frisian a language then West Flemish is one too.
References[]
- ↑ Central Statistical Agency. 2010. Population and Housing Census 2007 Report, National.
- ↑ Wikipedia, Persian language.
- ↑ Wikipedia, West Flemish.