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Language Courses in New York

New York City is the largest city in the United States, and also one of the biggest in North America. The city has a long history of immigration and, today, is one of the most ethnically diverse cities in the world, and thousands still arrive every year to make the Big Apple their new home. That is why there is a wide variety of languages spoken throughout the city: Spanish is the most common language used at home after English, with other popular languages being Chinese, Russian, Italian, French, German, and even many rare African languages.

Since the city’s foundation in the 17th century, most new arrivals tended to cluster into specific neighborhoods which, over time, began to mirror their old nations. From Brooklyn's Little Odessa to Queens' Little Guyana, Koreatown, and Little India, you can find dozens of ethnic neighborhoods in NYC. These neighborhoods are set apart by differences in food, goods for sale, and, of course, language. So, if you would like to connect with these ethnic groups at a more intimate level and even do business with them, start learning a second language with us today. Explore all the cultural events New York City has to offer, propel your career, and meet like-minded people using your new language skills!

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Where to Practice Foreign Languages in New York City: Our professional instructors will design tailor-made lessons that will guide you to fluency in a short time, though of course, you must also practice outside the classroom to improve and perfect your listening and speaking skills and your pronunciation. Luckily, you will find many instances to put your foreign language into play around New York. For example, you can join the NYC Language Exchange Friends, a fun group of language learners who come together to practice languages and build new friendships. The membership is free of charge and they welcome every age and level of proficiency, so the only requirement is that you want to speak in a new language! Another option is to join the Mundo Lingo NYC Meetup, a very popular language exchange group that organizes gatherings every week. At the event, you will get stickers of country flags to show what languages you speak. Then, you pair up with other people who want to practice the same language as you, so don’t be shy and join them to have some fun while putting your new language skills to use.

Where to Study Foreign Languages in New York City: Home of Broadway, Wall Street, Lady Liberty and more, New York City also boasts a world-class selection of universities. Together, they make New York City one of the most popular study destinations in the world, being home to prestigious institutions like Columbia University and the University of New York. The latter’s Department of Languages offers more than 45 courses, which is great if you are looking to get certified. From the widely spoken Chinese, Dutch or French to the rarer Finnish, Hungarian or Czech, this university has language course options for everyone. And if you are not interested in studying at a university level, you can take a language course in one of the many institutions around the city. For example, our Exam Preparation course is a tailor-made program that will help you prepare to sit for an internationally accredited exam, such as the IELTS if you are studying English or DALF if you are acquiring French. No matter your goals or preferences, we are here for you!


Language Jobs in New York City: Learning a new language will also be an asset when trying to give a boost to your career in NYC. This city is one of the most powerful ones in the United States and the center for mass media, journalism, and publishing. International finance, high technology, real estate, insurance, and health care all form the basis of New York City's economy, as well. Most of the companies based in NYC are either of foreign origin or are looking to expand abroad, so learning a second or even third language will come in handy to help these businesses communicate with their partners and/or clients overseas, as well as the many aforementioned foreign-language speakers residing in and visiting the city itself. Some international companies that are always on the lookout for foreign language speakers are Citi, ABM Industries, Philip Morris, and Omnicom.

NYC is also home to many international chambers of commerce, such as the Network of Arab Professionals on 5th Avenue, the Chinese Chamber of Commerce on Bowery Street, or the French American Chamber of Commerce on Broadway Street, among dozens of others. You can get in touch with them if you have an interest in setting up your own business in another country, and you can use your new language skills to establish long-lasting business relations with the people you meet at organized events!

Language for Culture in New York City: Part of what makes New York City a great place to live is that it is a melting pot of cultures and ethnicities, and this shows in the number and variety of cultural events that take place all year round. New York City is the place to see and do everything: From Chinese zodiac arts and crafts and lively Portuguese dance performances to Japanese festivities and world-class French food, there is something for everyone. If you are studying Italian, for example, there are annual celebrations of Italian film at the Open Roads Festival and New York Italian Film Festival. And those who love the Mandarin language can visit the beautiful Chinatown, which plays a prominent role in spreading and celebrating Chinese culture, and serves as the central location of the Lunar New Year celebration, with fireworks, dragon dances, and parades. Regardless of the language you are studying, you will surely find opportunities to explore its culture. Check out the NYC Official Guide site to find a list of cultural events happening in New York City all year long.

Get started with a foreign language in NYC! Being proficient in a second or even third language will set you apart when looking for a new job, allow you to experience fascinating cultures in your own city, and even help you make new friends with similar interests. Just contact us at Language Trainers and we will design a tailor-made course that suits your needs and requirements. You can study in the comfort of your home or office. Or, if you prefer, you can choose a public space as the location of your lessons, such as the New York Public Library on 5th Avenue, Café Grumpy at Grand Central Terminal, and Coffee Project NY on 5th Street.

Those living in NYC’s surrounding areas can also book lessons with us, as we have top-notch instructors waiting for your call in Hempstead, Newark, Elizabeth, New Rochelle, Mount Vernon, Long Island, Union City, White Plains, and Clifton.

Have you studied a language before and want to keep on learning? Reach out to us and take one of our language level tests. With that information in mind, we will start preparing a course that suits your current language ability, so you will be learning something new from your very first class.

We currently offer the following language courses in New York:

  • Afrikaans Language
    Afrikaans
  • Albanian Language
    Albanian
  • Amharic Language
    Amharic
  • Arabic Language
    Arabic
  • Armenian Language
    Armenian
  • Azerbaijani Language
    Azerbaijani
  • Balinese Language
    Balinese
  • Basque Language
    Basque
  • Belarusian Language
    Belarusian
  • Bengali Language
    Bengali
  • Berber Language
    Berber
  • Bosnian Language
    Bosnian
  • Bulgarian Language
    Bulgarian
  • Cambodian Khmer Language
    Cambodian Khmer
  • Cantonese Language
    Cantonese
  • Catalan Language
    Catalan
  • Chinese Language
    Chinese
  • Cornish Language
    Cornish
  • Croatian Language
    Croatian
  • Czech Language
    Czech
  • Danish Language
    Danish
  • Dari Language
    Dari
  • Dutch Language
    Dutch
  • English Language
    English
  • Estonian Language
    Estonian
  • Farsi Language
    Farsi
  • Filipino Language
    Filipino
  • Finnish Language
    Finnish
  • Flemish Language
    Flemish
  • French Language
    French
  • Frisian Language
    Frisian
  • Galician Language
    Galician
  • Georgian Language
    Georgian
  • German Language
    German
  • Greek Language
    Greek
  • Guarani Language
    Guarani
  • Gujarati Language
    Gujarati
  • Haitian Creole Language
    Haitian Creole
  • Hebrew Language
    Hebrew
  • Hindi Language
    Hindi
  • Hungarian Language
    Hungarian
  • Icelandic Language
    Icelandic
  • Indonesian Language
    Indonesian
  • Irish Language
    Irish
  • Italian Language
    Italian
  • Japanese Language
    Japanese
  • Kashmiri Language
    Kashmiri
  • Korean Language
    Korean
  • Kurdish Language
    Kurdish
  • Latin Language
    Latin
  • Latvian Language
    Latvian
  • Lingala Language
    Lingala
  • Lithuanian Language
    Lithuanian
  • Macedonian Language
    Macedonian
  • Malay Language
    Malay
  • Maltese Language
    Maltese
  • Mandarin Chinese Language
    Mandarin Chinese
  • Māori Language
    Māori
  • Marathi Language
    Marathi
  • Mongolian Language
    Mongolian
  • Moroccan Arabic Language
    Moroccan Arabic
  • Navajo Language
    Navajo
  • Nepali Language
    Nepali
  • Norwegian Language
    Norwegian
  • Pashto Language
    Pashto
  • Polish Language
    Polish
  • Portuguese Language
    Portuguese
  • Punjabi Language
    Punjabi
  • Quechua Language
    Quechua
  • Romanian Language
    Romanian
  • Romany Language
    Romany
  • Russian Language
    Russian
  • Sanskrit Language
    Sanskrit
  • Scottish Gaelic Language
    Scottish Gaelic
  • Serbian Language
    Serbian
  • Sinhala Language
    Sinhala
  • Slovak Language
    Slovak
  • Slovenian Language
    Slovenian
  • Somali Language
    Somali
  • Spanish Language
    Spanish
  • Sudanese Language
    Sudanese
  • Swahili Language
    Swahili
  • Swedish Language
    Swedish
  • Tagalog Language
    Tagalog
  • Taiwanese Language
    Taiwanese
  • Tamil Language
    Tamil
  • Telugu Language
    Telugu
  • Thai Language
    Thai
  • Tibetan Language
    Tibetan
  • Turkish Language
    Turkish
  • Ukrainian Language
    Ukrainian
  • Urdu Language
    Urdu
  • Uzbek Language
    Uzbek
  • Venda Language
    Venda
  • Vietnamese Language
    Vietnamese
  • Welsh Language
    Welsh
  • Wolof Language
    Wolof
  • Yiddish Language
    Yiddish
  • Yoruba Language
    Yoruba
  • Zulu Language
    Zulu
  • Other Language
    Others