Supported Languages & Dialects

Explore the languages and regional dialects available on Lugalink, all currently in preview mode.

Supported Languages & Dialects

Lugalink is building a comprehensive multilingual learning platform. Below is the current list of supported languages and their regional dialects. All languages and dialects are currently in preview mode as we continue to refine our AI models and expand our content library.

Maturity Status

[!NOTE] Preview Mode: All languages and dialects listed below are currently in preview. This means:

Core conversational features are functional

AI pronunciation and comprehension models are being actively improved

Content coverage may vary by dialect

You may encounter occasional inconsistencies in dialect-specific expressions

We welcome your feedback to help us improve!

Supported Languages

🇸🇦 Arabic (ar)

Arabic is one of the world's most widely spoken languages, with significant regional variation. We support multiple dialects to help you learn the Arabic that's most relevant to your goals.

Available Dialects:

Modern Standard Arabic (MSA) (default) - The formal, standardized Arabic used in media, literature, and formal settings across the Arab world
Egyptian - The most widely understood dialect in the Arab world, spoken by over 100 million people
Levantine - Spoken in Syria, Lebanon, Jordan, and Palestine
Gulf - Spoken in the Arabian Peninsula, including UAE, Saudi Arabia, Kuwait, and Qatar

Best for: Business, travel, cultural immersion, religious studies

🇬🇧 English (en)

English is the global lingua franca, but pronunciation, vocabulary, and expressions vary significantly by region. Choose the dialect that matches your target audience or personal preference.

Available Dialects:

US (American English) (default) - The most common variant in international business and media
UK (British English) - Standard British pronunciation and vocabulary
Canadian - Similar to American English with distinct pronunciation and some British influences
Australian - Unique pronunciation patterns and colloquialisms

Best for: International business, travel, academic study, entertainment

🇪🇸 Spanish (es)

Spanish is the second most spoken language by native speakers worldwide. Regional differences in pronunciation, vocabulary, and grammar can be significant.

Available Dialects:

Spain (Castilian) (default) - The European Spanish variant with distinctive pronunciation (e.g., "z" and "c" sounds)
Mexican - The most widely spoken Spanish dialect in North America
Colombian - Known for its clear pronunciation, often recommended for learners
Argentine - Distinctive pronunciation with Italian influences and unique vocabulary

Best for: Travel, business in Latin America/Spain, cultural immersion

🇫🇷 French (fr)

French is spoken across five continents with notable regional variations in pronunciation, vocabulary, and expressions.

Available Dialects:

France (Metropolitan French) (default) - Standard French as spoken in France
Canadian (Québécois) - Distinct pronunciation and vocabulary used in Quebec
Belgian - Similar to Metropolitan French with some unique expressions and pronunciation

Best for: International diplomacy, business, travel, cultural studies

🇩🇪 German (de)

German is the most widely spoken native language in the European Union, with regional variations primarily in pronunciation and some vocabulary.

Available Dialects:

Standard German (Hochdeutsch) (default) - The standardized form used in media and formal settings
Austrian - Distinct pronunciation and some unique vocabulary
Swiss - Swiss Standard German with unique expressions and pronunciation patterns

Best for: Business in Europe, academic study, travel

🇨🇳 Mandarin Chinese (zh)

Mandarin is the most spoken language in the world by native speakers. The primary distinction is between simplified and traditional character systems.

Available Dialects:

Simplified (default) - Used in Mainland China and Singapore, with simplified character set
Traditional - Used in Taiwan, Hong Kong, and Macau, with traditional character set

Best for: Business in Asia, travel, cultural immersion, academic study

🇯🇵 Japanese (ja)

Japanese is the primary language of Japan, with relatively consistent pronunciation across the country but varying levels of formality.

Available Dialects:

Standard (Tokyo dialect) (default) - The standard form used in media, education, and formal settings

Best for: Business in Japan, travel, anime/manga culture, academic study

How to Select Your Language & Dialect

Navigate to Settings → Learning Preferences
Choose your target language from the dropdown menu
Select a dialect (optional) - If you're unsure, the default dialect is a safe choice
Set your difficulty level to match your current proficiency
Save your preferences

Your selections will be used to:

Customize AI pronunciation and comprehension
Provide dialect-specific vocabulary and expressions
Tailor conversation scenarios to regional contexts
Match you with appropriate learning materials

Choosing the Right Dialect

For Beginners

Recommendation: Start with the default dialect for your chosen language. Default dialects are typically:

The most widely understood variant
Well-supported by learning resources
Easier to transition from if you later want to learn a regional variant

For Travel

Recommendation: Choose the dialect spoken in your destination:

Mexican Spanish for travel to Mexico or Central America
Egyptian Arabic for travel to Egypt or general Arab world communication
UK English for travel to the United Kingdom
Québécois French for travel to Quebec, Canada

For Business

Recommendation: Choose based on your target market:

US English for international business
Standard German for business in Germany, Austria, or Switzerland
Simplified Chinese for business in Mainland China
Spain Spanish for business in Spain

For Cultural Immersion

Recommendation: Choose the dialect of the culture you're most interested in:

Argentine Spanish for tango and South American culture
Levantine Arabic for Middle Eastern history and culture
Traditional Chinese for classical Chinese literature

Dialect Switching

You can change your language and dialect preferences at any time:

[!TIP] Learning Multiple Dialects: Some learners choose to practice with different dialects to:

Improve overall comprehension across variants

Prepare for travel to multiple regions

Understand media from different countries

Build cultural awareness

When you switch dialects, your progress in the language is preserved. Only dialect-specific nuances will adjust.

Coming Soon

We're actively working on expanding our language offerings. Languages under development include:

Portuguese (Brazilian & European)
Italian (Standard & Regional variants)
Korean (Standard Seoul dialect)
Russian (Standard Russian)
Hindi (Standard & Regional variants)

Want to see a specific language or dialect added? Contact us with your request!

Feedback & Improvement

As all languages are in preview mode, your feedback is invaluable:

Report pronunciation issues - Help us improve AI accuracy
Suggest dialect-specific content - Share expressions or scenarios we should include
Share your experience - Let us know what's working and what needs improvement

Use the Feedback button in your dashboard to share your thoughts.

Technical Notes

Preview Mode Limitations

While in preview, you may experience:

Occasional recognition errors - The AI may misunderstand certain pronunciations
Limited dialect-specific content - Some scenarios may use more general language
Inconsistent formality levels - Formal vs. informal speech may not always match the context
Vocabulary gaps - Some specialized or regional terms may not be recognized

We're continuously improving our models based on user interactions and feedback.

Quality Assurance

Each language and dialect undergoes:

Native speaker review and validation
Continuous AI model training and refinement
Regular content updates and expansions
User feedback integration

Language Fluency Standards - Understand CEFR levels and how we measure progress
Getting Started - Begin your language learning journey
Learning Preferences - Configure your language and dialect settings

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