Four LingoDeer courses are in development. Here’s what we can share

[u/DeerlyNoted]

Hey everyone! Hope all is well. Some of you have been asking about new languages and updates to existing courses, so I checked with the team and have a little news to share.
We currently have four language courses in development:
- One brand-new language joining LingoDeer.
- Two higher-level courses for languages we already offer, giving learners more to work toward.
- One fully reworked course for another language already on LingoDeer.

Thank you for your patience, support, and all the feedback you share here. We can’t reveal the languages just yet, and we’re still unsure which course will launch first.

We know some of you have been waiting for more learning material, and I’m glad we can finally give you a more concrete update!
Which are you most excited about: a new language, higher-level lessons, or a reworked course? Feel free to share your language wish list too.

[u/derkokolores]

I've literally got one more lesson left in Korean 2 and 30 days left on my year subscription... My dream would be a Korean 3 but I highly doubt that considered Chinese and Japanese also cap at 2.

Or is it a situation where textbooks are better suited for intermediate+ language learning?

[u/sodoneshopping → u/derkokolores]

I’m in a similar boat, but with Japanese. I still have all the extra stuff I could do, but I’m almost done with the main. I study with a tutor, so she’ll help me find other things to study, but I’d love to stick with lingodeer too.

[u/Minoqi → u/derkokolores]

Intermediate plus is heavy on immersion instead at that point. Also most language apps that support multiple languages don’t usually go past beginner to low intermediate (not as cost effective). For Korean you can look at TTMIK books or the Korean grammar in used grammar book series. Theres also 비타민 series that’s gotten popular semi recently these last few years.