Mango Languages

Oakland Press News 9

Check out this review of Mango on the Oakland Press website!

“Have you ever been on a trip somewhere in the world and wished you were able to talk to the locals more effectively in their language?

That’s something that’s easily achievable through a variety of computer programs, and one Oakland County company – Farmington Hills-based Mango Languages – has its own offering in this category.

I recently gave the company’s Mango Passport a whirl, learning Italian, and was impressed with what I saw.”  Read More…

patch news article 8

People aspire to learn a new language for many reasons; work, travel, studying abroad. Whatever your reason, there’s a Farmington Hills company ready to teach.

Mango Languages, which has been serving the library market, K-12 school systems, universities and government, has launched new software called “Mango Passport” with the average traveler in mind. After receiving numerous requests for a retail version of their program, the company decided to expand its customer base, offering language learning software you can use at your own pace. Read More…

Crain’s Detroit Business News

“We were putting one foot in front of the other,” said Jason Teshuba, CEO of the online language-learning company. “Get the Web site up, get the product done. We knew we were on some very limited funds, so we had to come up with some creative financing.”

In 2009, Mango reported roughly $3 million in sales, up from $1.3 million in 2008, and 27 employees in its Farmington Hills headquarters, with another 80 workers worldwide. Read more…