Mango Languages

Learn a language with more Mango Passport content

More Mango Languages content = more adventure.

We are excited to announce the addition of Mango Passport Journeys Two and Three to our online language learning course offerings.

With triple the content for eight of the world’s most popular languages, Mango Passport now takes you even further.

Your Journeys await. Start learning today.

Formerly the original Mango Passport, Journey One features the basic tools you’ll need to get the most out of your trip, such as greetings, getting around and ordering food:

Journey Two goes beyond the travel-focused content learned in Journey One. In no time at all, you’ll learn how to describe surroundings, make small talk, plan leisure activities and more:

In Journey Three, build upon the knowledge gained in Journeys One and Two. Topics covered include discussing culture, addressing medical conditions, expressing thoughts and feelings and making plans:

Check out our blog posts all this week to hear about the journeys of users just like you and for the chance to win a free bundle of Mango Passport Journeys One, Two and Three in one of eight available languages!

Your Journeys await. Start learning today.

Introducing: Conversational English for Mimes

We’re thrilled to announce the release of our highly anticipated, Conversational English for Mimes course!

At Mango Languages, we are proud to promote language and culture learning for the world’s most in-demand languages. Mango Passport: Conversational English for Mimes will provide a user-friendly and practical language-learning resource to support one of the most blatantly underserved and unrecognized cultural communities: mimes.

Helping the world communicate and promoting the growth of a more united global community means more than creating courses to help people learn to speak Spanish or learn to speak French. We are reaching out to a group whose language-learning needs have previously been ignored by our industry, “____________________________  ________________________________________________________
__________________,” said Mime Society President of Verbal Communication.

Mango Passport: Conversational English for Mimes boasts the same innovative features as our other online language learning resources: phonetic pronunciation guides, grammar and culture notes and the mime-community favorite, a voice comparison tool.

Mimes on the go never have to sacrifice mobility with Mango. Our mobile options allow you to learn while you’re performing on a street corner, traveling the world or stuck in a glass box.

What can a mime expect to learn with Mango Languages? Chapter topics include:

• Telling someone you’re stuck in a box.
• Interjections to convey surprise.
• Expressing that you’re sick of pulling that rope.
• Getting help finding face make-up in a store.
• Asking if your beret is artfully askew.

Check out the course in action with Nicolas, Director of Pantomime at Mango:

Mango Voted Best Newcomer

Last night we wrapped up the Travel and Adventure show in Los Angeles California. This was the second Travel and Adventure show we exhibited at; we were in Washington DC last weekend.

We had a great time! The show itself was such a cultural experience. There were 500 exhibitors representing cultures and countries from all around the world. Attendees could find information from sky-diving in Nevada to doing a home-exchange with families across the globe.  Mango Languages fit right in.

The LA Times hosted the show, and the 20,000 attendees were excited to find out more information for their next adventure. There was no lack of entertainment at the show with performances on the World Beats stage and info sessions at the Culinary Corner.

At the Mango booth, we were excited to let everyone know about Mango Passport, our downloadable consumer product available in 28 language courses. We showed demos and explained our language learning methodology. We got to hear people share their language learning stories and how much they were looking forward to learning a new language for their upcoming international trips.

We also had a blast at the exhibitor party Saturday night at the Grammy Museum. All the exhibitors got a chance to share their trade show stories and relax after a long day on their feet. Best part, Mango Languages was awarded Best Newcomer to the Travel and Adventure Show! We’re so honored!

Overall it was a great weekend. Lots of information, great people, and great fun! Can’t wait for our next Travel and Adventure Show!

Next stop… Travel and Adventure Show in Dallas.

Get Ready… Get Set… Travel!

March is an exciting month for us here at Mango Languages. Along with all the cool and exciting projects that we are working on, March marks the kick off of our attendance at the Travel and Adventure trade shows.

Planning to travel this year? The Travel and Adventure, the show for REAL travelers, will be hosting travel expos across the country this year promoting all things travel. Mango Languages will be exhibiting in Washington DC on March 12-13 at booth #1013 and in Los Angeles March 19-20 at booth #1132

Attend the Travel and Adventure expo to find your next vacation, attend informative seminars, experience hands-on adventure activities, see cultural performances, win prizes and visit the Mango Booth!

If you live in DC or LA or will be in town around those dates, make sure to stop by and get all the information you’re looking for regarding your traveling needs, including learning to speak a foreign language with our consumer product Mango Passport!

Can’t attend the expos? Planning an international trip? Want to know what the waiter is recommending to try while visiting Rome?

Go to www.MangoLangauges.com to try a free Mango lesson and see how you like it.  Whether you’re traveling for business, pleasure, or something in between, Mango
Passport is the perfect companion. Focused on practical conversation skills for common
situations, Passport delivers the language tools you need to navigate a new country, engage in polite conversation, and seek out authentic cultural experiences.

We hope to see you there!

So, globe trotters, where are YOU planning on traveling this year?

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…

Press Review-Wandering Educators

Check out this review from Wandering Educators:

“Language learning is the key to successful travel overseas. We’ve found a great way to Learn Languages Online (French, for us) with Language Learning Software from Mango Passport.

We’ve all been there – living overseas, trying to make ourselves understood in English, when we could’ve been more prepared and speaking that language. Although I pick up languages fast in context, I find that it is far easier to be prepared before you go. It opens up a new culture that you won’t find by just speaking English.  We’ve studied languages before – and it’s difficult to find one that will work with our entire family, including our 8 year-old daughter. That’s changed – let me tell you about Mango Passport.” 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…