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Founded in 2007, Babbel is the world’s first language learning app. A leader in the online language learning industry, Babbel is an international success with millions of active subscribers and ranked as the world’s #1 innovative company in education. Our meticulously designed courses guarantee you language skills you can use right away. Babbel is the shortest path to real-life conversations; 73% of our users indicated that they’d be able to have a short, simple conversation in their new language within five hours of using Babbel. Source
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Search ArticlesHow We Brought Kotlin Multiplatform Into Babbel's Mobile Apps
Nobody starts a code-sharing project because it looks pretty on an architecture diagram. You start it because the same kind of bug keeps reappearing, and because you keep building the same feature twice. This is the second time Babbel has tried to share code between its mobile apps. The first attempt was removed from production two years after we wrote about it on this blog.
One In Four Single Americans Feel Embarrassed Or Judged For Their Accent
New research from a January 2026 survey of 2,000 single Americans reveals the sexiest - and least sexy - U.S. regional accents. Commissioned by language learning platform Babbel and conducted via OnePoll, the study also ranks European accents and explores how accents and language influence dating behaviour, attraction and self-esteem. Southern American English is crowned the nation’s most attractive accent, while Appalachian English languishes at the bottom of the list.
International Ambassadors to the U.S. Share Their Top Film, Book, and Song Recommendations to Help American Travelers Immerse Themselves Ahead of Summer Vacations
As millions of Americans prepare to head overseas in search of a cultural escape this year, sun-soaked beaches, local cuisine and iconic landmarks are often top of the itinerary. But beyond the must-see attractions lies something equally enriching: the history, stories and traditions that define each destination.
Diaphanous Is the Most Beautiful-Sounding Word in the English Language, According to American Poets
Ever since J.R.R. Tolkien and C.S. Lewis helped popularize “cellar door” as one of the most beautiful-sounding terms in the English language, writers, poets and linguists have hotly debated the all-important question: which words do people find most beautiful to hear? While meaning and cultural associations play a role, the sound of language itself has fascinated writers, linguists, and readers for centuries.
Research By Language Learning App Babbel For America’s 250th Year Reveals How The Nation’s Voice Has Evolved Since Its Founding
If someone today complained about “brabbling snollygosters”, you'd be forgiven for having no idea what they meant. But for early Americans, the phrase - describing unscrupulous politicians arguing over trivial matters - would have been perfectly understandable. Despite the phrase being as relevant today as it was to early Americans, it is one of hundreds of distinctly American words and spellings that have become lost to time over the past 250 years. Until now.
How We Built It: Babbel Group Plans
Babbel’s new Group Plans are built on a simple truth: language learning sticks better when you can share it. In this Babbel Bytes interview, we speak with Anastassia Evlanova, Lead Product Manager for Web Growth and the project lead behind Group Plans. You’ll get a behind-the-scenes look at the product thinking, the trade-offs, and what’s next as we explore more social ways to learn, without losing the clarity and structure that make Babbel effective.
America’s Most Mispronounced Words of 2025 Revealed by Captioners
As 2025 comes to a close, language-learning platform Babbel (www.babbel.com) has once again partnered with The Captioning Group (www.captioning.com) - North America’s premier real-time closed-captioning company - to unveil the top words of the year that newsreaders, politicians, and public figures have consistently struggled to pronounce. Now in its tenth year, this annual analysis highlights the words and names that left even seasoned professionals tongue-tied.
Bad Bunny and Beyond: The Rise of Latin American and Spanish Influence In The U.S.
The infamous Puerto Rican Bad Bunny has taken the world by storm in recent years. As the first artist to receive a Grammy Album of the Year nomination for a fully Spanish-language album - Un Verano Sin Ti - and the first to perform in Spanish at the culturally ubiquitous Super Bowl, his success marks more than a personal milestone. It signals a broader cultural shift unfolding across the United States.
New Data Shows Young Americans Increasingly Using Spanish In Everyday Communication + Spanish-language Sign-ups Surge During Half Time
The Spanish language and Latin American culture are undeniably a driving force in mainstream American culture, shaping music, film, publishing, education, and everyday conversation. Puerto Rican superstar Bad Bunny became the first artist to take the stage with a set performed entirely in Spanish at the Super Bowl on February 8, 2026, new data highlights just how deeply Spanish has entered the cultural and linguistic mainstream.
Babbel Study Reveals the Real ROI of Modern Dating: How Americans are Spending Billions on “Attraction Hobbies” - and Why Only One Skill Actually Pays Off
16% of Americans now engage in performative dating, taking up “attraction hobbies” - pursuits meant to make them appear more attractive One in three people spend over $500 a year on these hobbies, while one in three dedicate more than 200 hours annually - the equivalent of several months of part-time work Many attraction hobbies are an overinvestment, with more people investing time and money in hobbies others don’t find appealing.