LearnZone Research and Studies

Mapping how to laugh online in 26 languages

Nerd or big bucket? What different cultures call keen learners

World map of the most translated books by country

LearnZone End of Year Report 2022

LearnZone's End of Year report showing highlights and trends throughout 2022. Looking back over trends from this year, we can see why people are learning languages and what motivates them.

The Worldwide Language Index | LearnZone

We, at LearnZone, conducted a study in order to identify which countries offer the best environment for language learning.

How long does it take to learn a language?

Use the LearnZone study time calculator and find out how many hours it takes to learn a language. Calculate your study time and start your language journey!

Spanish Accent Game - Test your Spanish

Go on a trip to Spanish-speaking countries with LearnZone's Spanish language accents quiz. Play and test your skills on different Spanish accents!

Emoji Meanings Around The World | LearnZone

Did you know that many emoji's have alternative meanings? We surveyed 1,000 members of the UK public to understand which emoji's mean different things overseas.

The Most Attractive and Sensual Languages Revealed | LearnZone

Do you prefer a husky French or a harsh Slavic language? We reveal the most heart-racing language, and what makes certain languages so ‘sexy'.

Can You Guess The Languages? Audio Language Quiz | LearnZone

Is it German or Greek? Think you can guess the language? Take our audio quiz and see how many languages you identify.

The countries best prepared for the shift to online education | LearnZone

Some countries are better organized for the development of online education. LearnZone researchers analyzed the data and compiled a global ranking

The Most Popular Fictional Languages You Can Learn | LearnZone

From Klingon to Dothraki, discover the 5 most popular fake languages, taking into account the number of words, searches and tweets to give an overall score.

Which Language Could Earn You the Most Money? | LearnZone

Discover the most lucrative languages in your specific job market and location; and discover the top-earning languages in the UK, USA, and Australia here.

Which UK Regions Are The Hardest to Understand

Bad Bunny’s halftime show turned dance parties into Spanish lessons

Why mother language still matters in a multilingual world

The state of language funding: Government support for language learners

How Gen Z is influencing the language of the modern workplace

How different languages are perceived around the world

Language is belonging: Why speaking the local language matters for migrants

LearnZone's global language learning report 2025

How much more could you earn by being bilingual?

How language changes the way we feel

LearnZone x Carluccio’s: Rewarding diners for breaking language barriers by trying Italian

What’s really stopping adults from learning a language (and how to break through)

Solely relying on a self-learning app? 71% would feel more confident with a tutor

Study: 57% of Americans found translation tools to be robotic and unnatural during their travels abroad

Data analysis: Best movies for English language learning

How language anxiety is changing the way Americans travel

Study reveals the least-used new dictionary words of the last 40 years

Study: The global music chart, reimagined for language learners

Understanding name bias and its effect on UK naming trends

Learn to say any name with LearnZone’s IPA Guide

New report: Not taking a language class among Americans' biggest education regrets

80% of students use AI in school - Language learning expert explains why this might be a bad idea

The state pronunciations & spellings even Americans can’t wrap their head around

Behind LearnZone’s “The Better Duo” campaign

The most confusing text acronyms and abbreviations in 2025

How to start a career as a translator

The Better Duo

Want to learn a foreign language? Start with a British accent

Breaking the bias: How Northern accents could actually improve language learning

Study: The books Americans are least likely to finish reading