February 2026 — Chiang Mai, Thailand
Ling, the language learning app offering courses in 70+ languages, announces the full expansion of its language offerings for Kazakh, Uzbek, and Azerbaijani. The update responds directly to sustained demand from learners seeking deeper, more complete resources for Central Asian languages that are often underserved on mainstream platforms.
The initiative is part of Ling’s broader effort to make lesser taught languages more accessible through an immersive learning experience.
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Ling: Meeting Learners Where Global Languages Are Often Overlooked
As interest grows in travel, heritage reconnection, regional business, and cultural exploration across Central Asia and the Caucasus, many learners struggle to find structured, high-quality resources for languages beyond the global mainstream. Ling’s expanded Kazakh, Uzbek, and Azerbaijani courses address this gap by offering full learning paths from beginner foundations to practical, real-life usage.
“Learners have been asking us for more complete and robust courses in these languages, and this expansion is a direct response to that feedback,” said Simon Bacher, CEO and Co-founder at Ling.
“For many of our users, these languages aren’t optional curiosities. They’re tied to family, work, or identity. We want to make sure they feel supported from day one,” he adds.
What Learners Can Expect From Ling’s Expanded Courses
With this expansion, learners now have access to fully developed Kazakh, Uzbek, and Azerbaijani courses designed around Ling’s core learning philosophy. The updated offerings include 200 lessons with:
- Stronger foundations for beginners, with clearer explanations of grammar, sentence structure, and essential vocabulary
- Practical, real-life scenarios, helping learners build confidence in everyday conversations
- Native speaker audio and interactive dialogues, supporting accurate pronunciation and listening skills
The courses are structured to fit into short, repeatable study sessions, making them suitable for learners balancing language goals with busy schedules.
Ling: Designed To Support Real Learning Habits
Ling is built to help learners move beyond memorization and develop practical language skills they can use in real life. The app combines bite-sized, gamified lessons with native speaker audio, interactive dialogues, and cultural insights to support consistent learning.
Learners can study across devices, track their progress, and explore languages that are often hard to find on other platforms making Ling suitable for beginners, heritage learners, travelers, and professionals alike.
Why This Course Expansion Matters To Learners
For speakers of Kazakh, Uzbek, and Azerbaijani or those looking to engage more deeply with these regions, access to structured learning tools has historically been limited. By expanding these courses in full, Ling enables learners to build confidence, progress steadily, and commit to languages that reflect their personal or professional lives.
This update reinforces Ling’s broader mission: to make language learning more inclusive by supporting not only widely spoken languages, but also those that are culturally rich, regionally significant, and too often overlooked.
About The Ling App
Ling is a language learning platform offering courses in 70+ languages, including both widely spoken and lesser-known languages. Designed to make learning engaging and practical, Ling combines interactive lessons, cultural insights, and real-world dialogue practice to help learners build confidence and consistency. Ling is available on Web, iOS, and Android.
For more information, visit ling-app.com.
