Languages

The elevated form of Arabic is the standard language of over 240 million native-speaker Arabs. Standard Arabic is one of the six official languages of the United Nations and can therefore be termed as a global language of the 21st century. Over 25 countries have Arabic as their official language.

Arabic is written from right to left. In Standard Arabic there are only three vowels: a, i and u. Spoken Arabic, varies widely across regions, with numerous dialects. These dialects, like Egyptian, Levantine, and Gulf Arabic, are commonly used in everyday conversation and media.

Why Learn Arabic?

Arabic is one of the most widely spoken languages in the world and plays a central role in business and politics in the MENA region (Middle East and North Africa). For many international companies, proficiency in Arabic is the key to accessing important economic hubs. By learning Arabic, you also gain insight into a rich culture with significant contributions to science and philosophy, and you unlock access to traditions and structures that date back thousands of years and continue to profoundly shape both business and daily life in the Arab world today.

Arabic Language Courses for Beginners and Advanced Learners

Whether you are a beginner or wish to improve your existing Arabic skills – we have the right course for you. You can learn Arabic with us in one-on-one lessons or in small groups. Our experienced Arabic instructors provide you with in-depth knowledge of both the Arabic language and culture.

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We are happy to provide you with a free, no-obligation offer for an Arabic course that suits your needs.

Bulgarian is a Slavic language spoken by around 10 million native speakers. Outside Bulgaria itself it is quite widely spoken in Greece, Romania, Macedonia, Moldavia, the Ukraine, Serbia, Belarus and Turkey.

Bulgarian is written in a form of the Cyrillic alphabet, which has 30 symbols—four more than the basic Latin alphabet. The Bulgarian language possesses a highly developed verb system with 9 tenses, 4 of which are different forms of past tense.

One of the distinctive features of Bulgarian is its loss of the complex case system that is common in other Slavic languages. Instead, Bulgarian relies on word order and prepositions for grammatical relationships, making it more similar to languages like English in this aspect.

Why learn Bulgarian?

Located in the heart of the Balkans, Bulgaria plays a central role in the modern economy and tourism of Eastern Europe. Knowledge of the Bulgarian language opens up business opportunities in a geographically and strategically important economic area. Bulgaria is an emerging player in various industries, including information technology, agriculture, food production, the pharmaceutical industry, and the energy sector. With proficiency in the local language, you can gain a clear competitive advantage in these and many other fields while also accessing one of the oldest and richest cultures in Europe.

Bulgarian Lessons for Beginners and Advanced Learners

Whether you are a beginner or already have some knowledge of Bulgarian – we have the right course for you. Your Bulgarian lessons can be conducted as individual training or in small groups. Our language courses are available either online or on-site at your company. We also tailor the lesson topics to your specific requirements and interests.

Do you want to learn Bulgarian or deepen your existing language skills? Then you've come to the right place! Our qualified Bulgarian instructors will provide you with comprehensive knowledge of both the Bulgarian language and culture.

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We are happy to provide you with a free, no-obligation offer for a customized Bulgarian course.

Chinese is a tonal language, meaning that the pitch or intonation used when pronouncing a word can change its meaning. For example, in Mandarin, the syllable ‘ma’ can mean ‘mother’ (妈), ‘horse’ (马), ‘scold’ (骂), or serve as a question particle (吗), depending on the tone used.

The written form of Chinese consists of approximately 50,000 characters, though knowing around 3,000 is sufficient to read a newspaper. These characters are logograms, where each character represents a word or a meaningful part of a word, rather than sounds as in alphabetic systems. The Chinese script is one of the oldest writing systems still in use, with inscriptions dating back over 3,000 years.

The language’s deep connection to Chinese culture, philosophy, and history makes learning it a fascinating journey into one of the world’s oldest civilizations.

Why Learn Chinese?

Chinese is not only the most widely spoken native language in the world but also the key to one of humanity’s oldest cultures. China is a global leader in numerous industries and an indispensable trading partner for other industrial nations. The country produces about 70% of all solar panels worldwide and, with over 1.4 billion inhabitants, is the largest market for the automotive industry, consumer goods, and services. Furthermore, China has the world’s largest e-commerce market, dominated by giants such as Alibaba and JD.com. Proficiency in Chinese provides you with a critical competitive advantage in many areas dominated by China and serves as a fundamental cornerstone for your business and personal success in one of the most dynamic and influential societies in the world.

Our Chinese Courses

Chinese is among the top 5 most commonly taught languages at kmp.

Our Chinese courses are tailored to your individual needs. kmp. offers one-on-one or group courses, flexibly designed to suit your learning goals and interests. The courses take place either on-site at your company or as online lessons via MS Teams, Zoom, or another platform of your choice.

Would you like to learn Chinese or improve your existing language skills? Then you’ve come to the right place. Our experienced Chinese instructors offer customized language courses that provide you with not only solid language skills but also a deep understanding of the fascinating Chinese culture. Whether you’re a beginner or already have advanced Chinese skills – we have the right course for you.

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There are around 7 million native speakers of Croatian. Standard Croatian is very similar to the other Slavic languages spoken in Bosnia, Montenegro, and Serbia. People from these countries can communicate with each other without any real problem. For this reason, linguists tend to consider these four languages as variations of one language commonly known as Serbo-Croatian.

The Croatian language is written using the standard Latin alphabet, with the addition of some diacritical marks.

Croatian is known for its complex grammar, including seven cases and three genders, making it both challenging and rewarding for language learners. Its vocabulary is rich with influences from Latin, Italian, German, and Hungarian, due to Croatia’s historical ties with various European powers.

Croatian is also celebrated for its expressive literature. Beyond its literary tradition, Croatian is widely used in media, education, and government, playing a crucial role in the cultural identity of the Croatian people. Its unique mix of history, dialects, and influences makes Croatian a truly intriguing language to explore.

Why Learn Croatian?

Croatia is not only a popular travel destination but also a member of the European Union, making it an important trading partner for many European countries. Knowledge of the Croatian language can help you build business relationships in sectors such as tourism, agriculture, and trade, while also giving you access to a rich history and tradition that spans from Mediterranean lifestyles to Slavic culture.

Croatian Courses for Beginners and Advanced Learners

Whether you are a beginner or already have prior knowledge of Croatian, we have the right course format for you:

• Individual or group lessons

• Intensive or extensive courses (with regular weekly sessions)

• On-site lessons at your premises or online classes (via MS Teams, WebEx, Zoom, etc.)

We also fully adapt the course content to your preferences and interests.

If you would like to learn Croatian or improve your existing Croatian language skills, kmp. can provide you with a course tailored to your level and needs. Our Croatian instructors will provide you with engaging lessons and hands-on learning activities that immerse you in the Croatian language and culture.

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We will be happy to provide you with a free, no-obligation offer for your Croatian course.

Czech, the official language of the Czech Republic, is a West Slavic language spoken by over 10 million people. It shares close ties with Slovak and Polish, but its distinct sound and rich literary tradition set it apart. The language uses the Latin alphabet with additional diacritical marks to represent specific sounds, such as the letter ‘ř,’ which has no direct equivalent in other languages and is famously challenging to pronounce.

Czech has a complex grammar system, including seven cases and three genders, which makes it a fascinating but demanding language for learners. It is known for its melodious and soft pronunciation, giving it a unique character in the Slavic language family. Czech is also celebrated for its contributions to music, with famous operas written in the language.

Today, Czech remains a central element of the country’s cultural life, connecting its people to their rich history and evolving modern identity.

Why Learn Czech?

Learning Czech opens the door not only to one of Europe’s most dynamic emerging markets but also to a world of traditions and cultural highlights. From medieval castles and UNESCO World Heritage sites to the globally celebrated Czech cuisine, speaking Czech allows you to fully experience the country. Did you know that the Czech Republic is one of the safest countries in the world? This makes it an attractive destination for both travel and international business relationships and investments.

Czech Courses for Beginners and Advanced Learners

Whether you are a beginner or already have knowledge of Czech, we have the right course format for you. kmp. offers tailored individual or group courses, flexibly designed to meet your personal learning goals and interests. Our qualified Czech instructors will guide you through both the language and the cultural aspects. The courses can be conducted on-site at your company or as online lessons via MS Teams, WebEx, Zoom, or another platform of your choice.

Would you like to learn Czech or improve your existing language skills? Look no further! Our instructors will provide you with comprehensive insights into the Czech language and its rich culture.

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Danish is a Scandinavian language spoken by around 6 million people, primarily in Denmark, but also in Greenland, the Faroe Islands, and parts of northern Germany. It is closely related to Norwegian and Swedish, and speakers of these languages can often understand each other to some degree, making Danish part of the Scandinavian linguistic family.

Danish is known for its soft pronunciation, where many consonants are subtly articulated or even silent, making it a challenge for language learners. One famous feature is the “stød,” a glottal stop that changes the meaning of words. For example, bønder (farmers) and bønner (beans) are distinguished by the stød.

Danish has a rich literary tradition, with authors like Hans Christian Andersen and Karen Blixen bringing global attention to the language. Today, Danish is used in all facets of life, from education and government to popular media, and continues to be a vital part of Denmark’s cultural identity. Its unique sound and shared roots with other Scandinavian languages make Danish both intriguing and accessible.

At kmp., we typically teach the standard language or “Imperial Danish” as spoken in the Danish capital, Copenhagen.

Why Learn Danish?

Mastering Danish not only allows you to form a deeper connection with the people and culture of Denmark but also expands your business opportunities in an increasingly globalized world. As one of the languages of the Nordic countries, Danish provides access to new markets, particularly in sectors such as trade, technology, and design, where Denmark plays a leading role.

Danish Courses for Beginners and Advanced Learners

Our language courses are available as online lessons via MS Teams, Zoom, or similar platforms, as well as on-site at your company. Classes can be conducted as individual training or in small groups. Your Danish lessons will be tailored to your language level and specific needs, whether you are a beginner or already have some knowledge of Danish.

Would you like to learn Danish or improve your Danish skills? Then kmp. is the right choice for you! Our experienced Danish instructors will help you explore the language and culture of Denmark.

Contact us now for a free and no-obligation offer for a customized Danish course!

Dutch is the official language of the Netherlands and one of the official languages of Belgium. There are around 25 million native speakers of Dutch. Dutch is a so-called phonemic language. Put simply, it is written as it is spoken. The use of capitals and small letters is also very straightforward; almost all words, except the first word in a sentence, begin with a small letter.

Closely related to both German and English, Dutch occupies a fascinating middle ground in the Germanic language family. 

Dutch uses the Latin alphabet and has a rich sound system. A common challenge for learners is mastering the guttural “g” sound, as in the word ‘goed’ (good).

Historically, Dutch played a significant role during the colonial period, which is why it has left its mark in regions such as South Africa, where it evolved into Afrikaans. The Dutch Golden Age of the 17th century also brought a flourishing of Dutch literature, art, and science.

Why Learn Dutch?

The Netherlands is one of the most important trading nations and a key player in the fields of logistics, agriculture, and technology. Knowledge of the Dutch language enables you to strengthen business relationships and take advantage of business opportunities in a dynamic market. Dutch is a vibrant language, used in education, media, and government across the Netherlands and Flanders, and its straightforward nature, combined with its cultural heritage, makes it an engaging language to explore.

Dutch Courses for Beginners and Advanced Learners

Whether you are a beginner or already have prior knowledge of Dutch, we offer the right course format for you:

• Individual or group lessons

• Intensive or extensive courses (with regular weekly sessions)

• On-site lessons at your company or online classes (via MS Teams, WebEx, Zoom, etc.).

Would you like to learn Dutch or improve your existing language skills? Then kmp. is the right choice for you! Our professional instructors provide you with in-depth knowledge of the Dutch language and culture.

We will be happy to provide you with a free, no-obligation offer for your Dutch course.

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It has been estimated that up to 400 million people speak English as their first language, while up to 1.4 billion people speak it as a second language. 

The English language has evolved significantly over centuries, influenced by various historical events. Old English, spoken from around the 5th century, was heavily influenced by Germanic tribes such as the Angles, Saxons, and Jutes. With the Norman Conquest in 1066, French vocabulary seeped into the language, giving rise to Middle English. By the late 15th century, Modern English emerged, shaped by the Renaissance, the expansion of British colonial power, and the Industrial Revolution.

English is known for its vast and diverse vocabulary, borrowing words from languages worldwide, from kindergarten (German) to bungalow (Hindi). It is also marked by irregular spelling and pronunciation, making it a challenge for learners.

English is the world’s most prominent language. It is the common language of international trade and commerce, as well as being generally accepted as the internationally recognized language of the sciences, IT, economics, aviation, entertainment, and diplomacy.

Facts about the Global Importance of English

English plays a central role as the most important lingua franca in global communication and cooperation, and it holds worldwide significance as:

• Official language in over 50 countries

• Official language of the United Nations

• Working language for organizations like NATO, EU, and WHO

• Language of communication in international air travel

• Most important language in international tourism

• Primary language for international treaties and agreements

• Main language of the internet and the digital world

• Leading language in news, films, and television shows

• Most frequently translated language in the world

All these factors contribute to making English the most widely learned foreign language worldwide.

Why Strong English Skills Are Essential

Nowadays, globally operating companies require most of their employees to have a good or even excellent working command of English. Proficient English skills are crucial for both oral and written communication with international customers and partners, as well as for seamless collaboration within multinational teams. Companies and organizations that invest in developing their employees’ English skills benefit from optimized workflows, increased innovation capacity, and a more professional presence in global markets.

Our English Courses

English is by far the most frequently taught language at kmp. Most of our language courses are business English trainings with job-related content, conducted either as individual or group sessions, depending on customer preference.

Our highly qualified English instructors are available to you worldwide. Thanks to our extensive team of native-speaking trainers, we can provide an English instructor with the relevant expertise for nearly every field of specialization.

Our language courses are offered as online lessons via MS Teams, Zoom, or a platform of your choice, or as on-site training at your company, and can be conducted as one-on-one sessions or in small groups. Your English lessons will be tailored to your language level and specific needs. We also fully adapt the course content to your preferences and interests.

Would you like to improve your English skills efficiently and sustainably in a motivating language course? Then you've come to the right place.

Contact us to request a free, no-obligation offer for your English course!

Finnish is the official language of nearly 5 million native speakers. Some unique features of the Finnish language include its eight vowels, 15 grammatical cases, and the absence of gender in its grammar.

Finnish is also known for its long words, formed through agglutination, where multiple suffixes are added to a root word.

For example, Lentokonesuihkuturbiinimoottoriapumekaanikkoaliupseerioppilas translates to “airplane jet turbine engine auxiliary mechanic non-commissioned officer student.”

The Finnish alphabet includes letters not found in English, such as ä and ö, giving the language its distinctive look and sound.

Although Finnish is considered a complex language, it follows clearly defined rules, making it well-suited for learners with an analytical and logical mindset.

Why Learn Finnish?

Finland is renowned for its innovation in technology, sustainability, and education. Finnish language skills can open doors to one of the most advanced markets in Europe and increase your chances of successful collaborations with Finnish companies in sectors like IT, environmental technology, and education.

Finnish Language Courses for Beginners and Advanced Learners

Whether you are a beginner or already have some knowledge of Finnish, we offer the right course format for you:

• Individual or group lessons

• Intensive or extensive courses (with regular weekly sessions)

• On-site lessons at your premises or online classes (e.g. via Zoom or MS Teams)

We tailor the course content to your specific needs and interests.

If you would like to learn Finnish or improve your existing Finnish language skills, we can provide a course designed for your level and needs. Our Finnish language trainers offer engaging lessons and hands-on learning activities that immerse you in both the Finnish language and culture.

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We are happy to provide you with a free, no-obligation offer for a customized Finnish course.

Flemish refers to the variant of Dutch spoken in Belgium, which is why it is also known as “Belgian Dutch.” There are more than six million native Flemish speakers. For centuries, Belgium has been divided by a language border. Today, Belgium is a federal state consisting of two regions: Dutch-speaking Flanders and French-speaking Wallonia, along with the bilingual capital, Brussels.

While Flemish and Dutch share the same grammar and spelling, there are distinct differences in pronunciation, vocabulary, and idiomatic expressions, which give Flemish its own unique character.

Flemish is rich in regional dialects, with West Flemish, East Flemish, Brabantian, and Limburgish being the most prominent. These dialects can vary significantly, sometimes making it difficult for speakers from different areas to understand one another.

Why Learn Flemish?

Flemish language skills offer both linguistic and cultural advantages. Flanders is a strong economic region with important trade centers and international companies. In a professional context, knowledge of Flemish is particularly beneficial, as Belgium plays a central role in the European Union. Flemish is not just a language; it’s a cultural marker in Belgium. It plays a central role in the arts, literature, and media, contributing to the vibrant and diverse identity of the Flemish people.

Flemish Courses for Beginners and Advanced Learners

Whether you are a beginner or already have some knowledge of Flemish, we offer the right course format tailored to your specific needs. Your Flemish course can take place at your premises as in-person lessons or online via platforms such as Zoom or MS Teams. We also customize the course content based on your individual preferences and interests.

If you would like to learn Flemish or expand your existing Flemish skills, we can help you find the perfect course to meet your individual needs. Our professional instructors are here to teach you Flemish at your required level.

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We will be happy to provide you with a free, no-obligation offer for a customized Flemish course!

French is a global language. Approximately 300 million people in over 50 countries across all continents speak French, and many around the world learn French as a foreign language. It is one of the six official languages of the United Nations.

French has a rich literary tradition, with authors such as Victor Hugo, Marcel Proust, and Simone de Beauvoir making significant contributions to world literature. 

The influence of French extends beyond Europe, as it is widely spoken in Africa, the Caribbean, and parts of Asia. With its melodious sounds and strong cultural associations, French continues to be a popular language for learners worldwide, embodying both tradition and modernity.

Why Learn French?

French is one of the most important languages in the global business world. As the official language of 29 countries, including France, Belgium, Switzerland, Canada, and many African nations, French holds a significant global presence. Known for its long-standing association with diplomacy, culture, and the arts, it has earned the title “the language of love.” Whether for travel, international business, or cultural experiences, the French language opens doors across the globe.

French and English: Similarities and Differences Between the Two Languages

When learning French, English-speaking learners benefit from the many lexical similarities between the two languages. However, there are also “false friends” – words that look similar in both languages but have different meanings. Here are some examples:

• “actuel” means “current,” not “actual"

• “déception” means “disappointment,” not “deception”

• “demander” means “to ask,” not “to demand”

• “fin” means “the end,” not “fin”

• “humeur” means “mood,” not “humour”

Our French Courses

French is the third most frequently taught language at kmp.

kmp. offers customized French courses, available as individual or group lessons. Our language courses can take place on-site at your premises or via online platforms such as Zoom or MS Teams.

Whether you are a beginner or want to further develop your existing French skills, our experienced French instructors tailor the lessons to your individual needs, guaranteeing communicative and practical learning. With engaging learning activities and customized content, we ensure a high level of motivation among our participants.

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We will be happy to provide you with a free, no-obligation offer for your French course.

German is the most spoken language in the European Union. With almost 100 million native speakers, it is also among the world’s 10 most important languages.

The German language has a complex grammar system, including four cases, three genders, and a distinctive sentence structure where verbs often appear at the end of clauses. Despite these challenges, the language is highly logical and consistent, which many learners find appealing.

German has a strong literary tradition, with figures like Johann Wolfgang von Goethe, Friedrich Nietzsche, and Franz Kafka contributing to its rich heritage. It is also the language of science, philosophy, and classical music. Today, German remains an important language in global business, academia, and culture, making it a fascinating and valuable language to learn.

Why Learn German?

Solid German language skills are the key to successful integration into professional and social life in Germany, Austria, or the German-speaking regions of Switzerland. Speaking German not only helps you communicate more effectively in everyday life but also enables you to thrive professionally. In a German-speaking environment, employees with strong German skills can communicate more efficiently and integrate better into teams. Moreover, knowing German provides easier access to important information, whether in public administration, the education system, or healthcare. Solid language skills are essential for social participation and success in the workplace.

Our German Courses

German is the second most-taught language at kmp. Our corporate clients often book German courses for their foreign employees and their families. Participants can immerse themselves in the language and take the opportunity to engage with native speakers regularly outside the classroom. Our pedagogical approach encourages the practical application of acquired language skills in both business and private environments. Upon request, we can also integrate productive field trips, practical activities, and intercultural awareness-building into the course program.

Our German courses are tailored to your personal requirements and goals, whether you are a beginner or already have advanced German skills. Courses can be conducted as one-on-one training or in small groups, and are available as online lessons via MS Teams, Zoom, etc. or as on-site lessons at your company or home. We flexibly adapt the course content to your specific interests and professional needs, ensuring you acquire the language skills you need.

Would you like to learn German or improve your existing German skills? Then kmp. is the right choice for you! Our experienced German instructors will provide you with solid language skills as well as cultural knowledge for both everyday life and work.

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We are happy to provide you with a free, no-obligation offer for a customized German course.

Greek, one of the world’s oldest languages, has a continuous history spanning over 3,400 years. It belongs to a unique branch of the Indo-European language family and has had a profound impact on Western culture, science, and philosophy. Greek is the official language of Greece and Cyprus, spoken by approximately 13 million people.

The Greek alphabet, which dates back to around 800 BCE, is the foundation of many Western alphabets, including Latin and Cyrillic. Iconic letters like alpha (α) and omega (ω) are recognizable worldwide. Ancient Greek was the language of philosophy, with great thinkers like Plato, Aristotle, and Socrates expressing their ideas in it.

Modern Greek, while evolved from its ancient counterpart, retains a strong connection to its roots.

Why Learn Greek?

Modern Greek language skills facilitate communication with companies in a growing economy located in a strategically important part of Europe. Greece is a key player in the shipping and tourism industries, as well as in emerging sectors like renewable energy and agriculture. However, by learning Greek, you are not just acquiring a new language; you are opening the gateway to the cradle of Western civilization.

Greek Courses for Beginners and Advanced Learners

Whether you are a beginner or already have some knowledge of Greek, we offer the right course format for you. kmp. provides customized language courses, available as individual or group lessons. You can take your Greek course on-site at your premises or online via platforms such as Zoom or MS Teams.

Would you like to learn Modern Greek or improve your existing language skills? Look no further! Our qualified Greek instructors will provide you with comprehensive knowledge of the Greek language and culture.

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We are happy to provide you with a free, no-obligation offer for a customized Greek course.

Hebrew is one of the world’s oldest continuously used languages, with roots dating back over 3,000 years. Originally the language of the Hebrew Bible, it became dormant as a spoken language for centuries, surviving primarily in religious and scholarly contexts. In the late 19th and early 20th centuries, Hebrew was revitalized as a spoken language, becoming the official language of Israel and a symbol of Jewish identity and culture.

Modern Hebrew, spoken by over 9 million people, retains much of its ancient grammar and vocabulary but has evolved to meet the needs of contemporary life. It is written from right to left, using a unique 22-letter alphabet with no distinction between capital and lowercase letters.

Hebrew’s revival is a linguistic success story, transforming an ancient scriptural language into a modern means of communication, education, and culture in Israel and Jewish communities worldwide.

Why Learn Hebrew?

Hebrew language skills not only give you access to the official language of Israel but also to one of the oldest and most fascinating cultures in the world. Hebrew is the language of religious and historical texts, and understanding them in their original language allows for deeper cultural and spiritual insights. In addition, Hebrew offers practical advantages for international business relations and travel to Israel, a key economic and technological hub.

Hebrew Courses for Beginners and Advanced Learners

Whether you are a beginner or have prior knowledge of Hebrew, we offer the right course format for you. kmp. provides customized language courses, available as individual or group lessons. Your Hebrew course can be held on-site at your premises or via online platforms such as Zoom or MS Teams.

Are you interested in learning Hebrew or improving your existing language skills? Then kmp. is the right choice for you! Our Hebrew instructors will teach you both the language and the rich culture.

We would be happy to provide you with a free, no-obligation offer for your Hebrew course.

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Approximately 13.5 million people speak Hungarian. It is the official language of Hungary and has been an official language of the EU since 2004. Hungarian is a so-called agglutinative language meaning that suffixes can be added to a word to extend its meaning. For example the Hungarian word “igazságtalanságunkkal” contains the root word „igaz“ meaning “true” and has been extended or changed with the addition of the following word parts:

Igaz — true

igazság — truth

igazságtalan — truthless/unjust

igazságtalanság — injustice

igazságtalanságunk — our injustice

igazságtalanságunkkal — as as result of our injustice

No matter how long the word is, the emphasis is always on the first syllable regardless of the number of syllables. Hungarian uses a number of polite forms and forms of address. The written language is based on the Latin alphabet, just like written English. Each letter represents one sound, resulting in a considerable simplification in writing and pronunciation.

Why Learn Hungarian?

Learning Hungarian allows you to immerse yourself in a unique culture and history. Hungary plays a significant role in Central Europe, both economically and culturally. Hungarian language skills help you establish important contacts in industries such as IT, the automotive sector, and tourism, while also providing a deeper understanding of these markets. Additionally, Hungarian opens the door to a rich tradition, spanning music, literature, architecture, and culinary specialties.

Hungarian Courses for Beginners and Advanced Learners

Hungarian is among the top 10 most commonly taught languages at kmp.

Our language courses are available as online lessons (via MS Teams, WebEx, Zoom, etc.), or they can be conducted on-site at your premises. Whether in individual training or small group sessions, our experienced Hungarian instructors tailor the lessons to your language level and learning goals.

Would you like to learn Hungarian or improve your existing skills? Our professional instructors provide you with comprehensive knowledge of the Hungarian language and culture.

We will be happy to provide you with a customized offer for your Hungarian course.

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Hindi is the most widely spoken of the more than 100 Indian languages. With over 600 million native speakers, Hindi ranks second after Mandarin, ahead of English and Spanish among the world’s most widely spoken first languages. Hindi is primarily spoken in Northern and Central India. Hindi and English are the official government languages of India.

Written in the Devanagari script, Hindi has a rich literary tradition that dates back centuries. The script, recognizable for its horizontal line running above the letters, is phonetic, meaning words are pronounced as they are written.

Hindi’s vocabulary draws from Sanskrit, as well as Persian, Arabic, and English, reflecting the diverse cultural influences on India. It is also the language of Bollywood, one of the largest film industries in the world, contributing to its global popularity.

In India, Hindi serves as a bridge language between speakers of different regional languages, playing a crucial role in the country’s unity. Whether in literature, music, or cinema, Hindi continues to be a vital force in shaping modern Indian culture and identity.

Several Hindi words have found their way into the English language, such as ‘shampoo,’ ‘jungle,’ and ‘bungalow.’ Learning Hindi as a foreign language may not be as difficult as expected since many English words, such as ‘ball,’ ‘bank,’ and ‘photo,’ have become part of the basic Hindi vocabulary.

Why Learn Hindi?

India is the fifth-largest economy in the world and an important trading partner for Western countries. With Hindi language skills, you can build valuable business relationships in one of the most dynamic growth markets globally. Additionally, learning Hindi gives you access to a vast cultural space renowned for its art, music, and spiritual traditions.

Hindi Courses for Beginners and Advanced Learners

Whether you are a beginner or already have prior knowledge of Hindi, we have the right course format for you:

• Individual or group lessons

• Intensive or extensive courses (with regular weekly sessions)

• On-site lessons at your premises or online lessons (e.g. via MS Teams or Zoom)

We also tailor the course content entirely to your preferences and interests.

Would you like to learn Hindi or deepen your existing Hindi skills? Then you’ve come to the right place! Our qualified instructors provide comprehensive insights into the Hindi language and culture.

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We will be happy to provide you with a free, no-obligation offer for your Hindi course!

Indonesian is among the world’s most widely spoken languages. Differences exist between ‘Bahasa Melayu,’ spoken in Malaysia, Singapore, and Brunei, and ‘Bahasa Indonesia,’ the official language of Indonesia. However, the two languages are quite similar.

The language is enriched with loanwords from Dutch, Arabic, Sanskrit, and Chinese, reflecting Indonesia’s diverse cultural influences. For instance, the word kantor (office) comes from Dutch, while mesin (machine) has Arabic roots.

Indonesian is relatively easy to learn, mainly because there are no articles, declensions, conjugations, or even tenses.

Why Learn Indonesian?

Indonesia is the fourth most populous country and one of the largest economies in Southeast Asia. With Indonesian language skills, numerous business opportunities in trade, tourism, and technology open up to you. Speaking and understanding Indonesian also provides deeper access to the rich history of the archipelago, from traditional arts to world-renowned destinations like Bali.

Indonesian Courses for Beginners and Advanced Learners

Whether you are a beginner or already have prior knowledge of Indonesian, we have the right course format for you. We offer tailored language courses, available as individual or group lessons. You can take your Indonesian course on-site at your premises or via online platforms such as MS Teams or Zoom.

Would you like to learn Bahasa Indonesia? Then look no further. Our Indonesian language trainers are here to teach you Bahasa Indonesia at your required level.

We will be happy to provide you with a free, no-obligation offer for a customized course!

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Italian directly originates from the common Roman language, or so-called “Vulgar Latin,” and is the Romance language most closely related to Latin. It is spoken by around 70 million native speakers and is the official language of Italy, San Marino, and Vatican City, as well as one of the official languages of Switzerland. Italian evolved from Latin, and its roots in Roman civilization closely link it to other Romance languages like Spanish, French, and Portuguese.

Over time, countless Italian-origin words have found their way into the terminologies of specialized fields such as music, technology, and banking in many languages.

Italian also has a rich literary history, with figures like Dante Alighieri, often credited with shaping the modern Italian language through his Divine Comedy.

Italian dialects vary widely across regions, with Tuscan Italian serving as the standard form of the language. Beyond Italy, Italian-speaking communities thrive in countries such as the United States, Argentina, and Australia, keeping the language vibrant globally. From opera to fashion, Italian remains a language of elegance, history, and cultural significance.

Why Learn Italian?

Italy is one of the largest economies in Europe and an important global player in many sectors such as luxury goods, food and culinary arts, architecture, renewable energy, furniture and interior design, as well as the automotive industry. In both business and private contexts, knowledge of Italian is highly advantageous, and your conversation partners will often appreciate your efforts to communicate in their native language. Additionally, language skills offer you deeper access to Italian art, music, cuisine, and the rich cultural heritage of Italy.

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Italian is among the top 5 most commonly taught languages at kmp.

kmp. offers customized Italian courses, available as individual or group lessons. Our language courses can take place on-site at your company or via online platforms such as MS Teams or Zoom.

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Japanese, spoken by over 125 million people primarily in Japan, is a language that blends ancient tradition with modern evolution. Belonging to the Japonic language family, Japanese has no clear relatives, making its origins somewhat mysterious. The language uses three writing systems: Kanji (characters borrowed from Chinese), and the two syllabic scripts Hiragana and Katakana. This combination of scripts makes Japanese both visually and linguistically fascinating.

The grammar structure of Japanese is quite distinct, with sentences often ending in verbs and the use of particles like wa and ga to indicate the subject and topic. Verbs are not conjugated by person or number, which simplifies certain aspects of the language for learners. For example, taberu means “to eat” and does not change regardless of who is doing the eating.

Forms of address are extremely important in Japan, as reflected in the Japanese polite language (Keigo). Attitude and language are dominated by a sense of utmost respect for others and modesty regarding oneself and one’s background.

Japanese has a rich literary and cultural tradition, from classical haiku poetry to modern manga and anime, which have brought the language global recognition. As Japan continues to influence the world in technology, culture, and art, Japanese remains a dynamic and evolving language.

Why Learn Japanese?

Japan is one of the world’s leading economic powers, especially in the technology and automotive industries. Knowledge of the Japanese language provides you with better opportunities to build and maintain professional relationships with Japanese business partners and colleagues. Japan holds a pioneering role, particularly in the fields of robotics and artificial intelligence. Learning Japanese not only opens doors to these booming industries but also allows for a deeper understanding of one of Asia’s richest cultures, from traditional art to modern pop culture.

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kmp. offers the right course format for your Japanese language learning, whether you are a beginner or already have prior knowledge of Japanese. We provide customized language courses, available as individual or group lessons. You can take your Japanese course on-site at your premises or via online platforms such as MS Teams or Zoom.

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Korean, the official language of both South and North Korea, is spoken by over 80 million people worldwide. It belongs to the Koreanic language family and is known for its unique writing system, ‘Hangul,’ which was created in the 15th century by King Sejong the Great. ‘Hangul’ is often praised for its scientific design, as it represents the sounds of the Korean language in a simple, logical way. The alphabet consists of 14 consonants and 10 vowels, which can be combined to form syllables, making it efficient and easy to learn.

Korean grammar is distinct from that of many Western languages, with a subject-object-verb word order and a heavy reliance on particles to show the relationship between words. For example, ‘Saranghae’ (사랑해) means “I love you,” with the verb ‘love’ placed at the end of the sentence.

The Korean language contains a number of finely defined levels of politeness, which are used depending on the counterpart’s position in the company and their age. In addition, Koreans try to avoid referring to themselves as the subject of a sentence.

They do not say, “I have a headache,” but rather, “My head is aching.”

Instead of “I’m thirsty,” they say, “My throat is dry.”

Instead of “I have no time,” they say, “There is no time available.”

Politeness and formality are crucial in the Korean language, with different speech levels depending on the social status and relationship of the speakers.

Korean has gained global prominence through the rise of K-pop, Korean dramas, and cinema, further expanding interest in the language. With its rich history, cultural significance, and growing global influence, Korean is an exciting and dynamic language to explore.

Why Learn Korean?

As one of Asia’s leading economic powers, South Korea is globally renowned for its technological innovations, especially in the electronics and automotive industries. Companies like Samsung, Hyundai, and LG are global players, and knowledge of the Korean language can help you build valuable professional relationships in these industries. From a cultural point of view, Korean language skills provide access to a rich tradition, ranging from historical royal dramas to modern pop.

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Whether you are just starting to learn Korean or already have some prior knowledge, we offer the right course format for you. Lessons can be conducted as individual training or in small groups. The content and focus of the course are customized to your preferences and learning goals to ensure maximum learning success. Our language courses are available on-site at your company or via online platforms such as MS Teams, WebEx, Zoom, etc.

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The Malaysian language, also known as Bahasa Malaysia, is the standardized form of Malay (Bahasa Melayu) used in Malaysia. It is the country’s official language and plays a key role in national unity. Malay has roots in the Austronesian language family, making it closely related to languages spoken in Indonesia, Brunei, and Singapore.

Bahasa Malaysia is rich in borrowings from Arabic, Sanskrit, Tamil, Chinese, and more recently, English. For example, the word ‘kursi’ (chair) comes from Arabic, and ‘sekolah’ (school) originates from Dutch. Basic phrases include ‘Selamat pagi’ (Good morning) and ‘Apa khabar?’ (How are you?).

The language is written in the Latin alphabet, called ‘Rumi’, although the older ‘Jawi’ script, based on Arabic characters, is still used in some contexts. Its simple grammar and phonetic pronunciation make it relatively easy to learn, making Bahasa Malaysia both a linguistic bridge and a cultural beacon in Southeast Asia.

Why Learn Malaysian?

Malaysia is one of the fastest-growing economies in Southeast Asia and an important trading partner for many international companies, particularly in the fields of technology, tourism, and agriculture. Knowledge of the Malaysian language can help you build valuable business relationships and gain a better understanding of the Malaysian market. From a cultural point of view, the language offers access to a rich tradition shaped by Malaysia’s diverse ethnic groups.

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Whether you are a beginner or already have prior knowledge of Malaysian, we have the right course for you. kmp. offers both individual and group training. The content and focus of the course are customized to your preferences and learning goals to ensure maximum learning success. Our language courses can take place on-site or via online platforms such as MS Teams, WebEx, Zoom, etc.

If you would like to learn Malaysian or deepen your language skills, kmp. can help you achieve your language goals. Our experienced Malaysian instructors will provide you with comprehensive language skills and insights into Malaysian culture. We tailor your Malaysian course to suit your individual needs.

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Norwegian is spoken by around five million native speakers. Within Norway, various dialects of the language have developed, some of which differ quite significantly from one another. Norway’s infrastructural and geographical conditions have allowed these dialects to evolve independently. This independent development has resulted in four different variants of Norwegian.

Norwegian has two official written forms: Bokmål (Book Language) and Nynorsk (New Norwegian), which reflect different historical influences. Bokmål is used by the majority of Norwegians and has roots in Danish, while Nynorsk was developed in the 19th century to preserve and promote rural Norwegian dialects.

Centuries of Danish rule strongly influenced the language. Danish, Norwegian, and Swedish are quite closely related.

Norway, however, is positioned both geographically and linguistically between the two countries and their respective languages, allowing Norwegians to understand their neighbors on both sides equally well.

Norwegian grammar is relatively simple compared to other European languages, with no case system for nouns and straightforward verb conjugations. Norwegian pronunciation is known for its melodious intonation, with a distinctive pitch accent that gives the language its characteristic musical quality.

Why Learn Norwegian?

Norway is rich in natural resources such as oil and gas and is also a world leader in renewable energy and environmental technologies. Knowledge of Norwegian not only allows you to enhance your business relationships with Norwegian partners but also provides access to a unique Nordic culture, known for its stunning natural landscapes, folklore, and a strong literary tradition.

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Whether you are a beginner or already have prior knowledge of Norwegian, we have the right course format for you. kmp. offers both individual and group training. The content and focus of the course are tailored to your preferences and learning goals to ensure maximum success. Our language courses can take place on-site at your premises or via online platforms such as MS Teams, WebEx, Zoom, etc.

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Persian, also known as Farsi, is an Indo-Iranian language spoken by over 70 million native speakers, primarily in Iran, Afghanistan (where it is called Dari), and Tajikistan (where it is called Tajik). It is one of the world’s oldest languages, with roots dating back to the Achaemenid Empire around 600 BCE. Persian has a rich literary tradition, with classical poets like Rumi, Hafez, and Ferdowsi contributing timeless works that are celebrated globally.

Probably the most famous work of Persian literature in the Western world is ‘Arabian Nights’, a collection of Persian fairy tales and legends.

The Persian script is written from right to left and uses a variant of the Arabic alphabet, though the languages are not directly related. Persian grammar has no definite articles, no genders, and straightforward conjugations, making it accessible for learners.

Persian’s influence extends beyond Iran’s borders, shaping neighboring cultures in South and Central Asia. Historically, it was the language of diplomacy and literature in many parts of the Islamic world, and its legacy is still felt today.

In modern times, Persian continues to be a significant language in literature, media, and daily life across the Persian-speaking world, connecting people to a deep cultural heritage that spans millennia.

Why Learn Persian?

Persian is the key to one of the world’s most fascinating cultures. It not only opens doors to the markets of Iran and Central Asia but also grants access to an impressive cultural history, ranging from the ancient grandeur of Persepolis to modern developments. The Persian language unlocks opportunities for trade relationships in growing industries such as energy, textiles, and technology, while also allowing you to explore the richness and depth of Persian art and philosophy.

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Whether you are a beginner or already have prior knowledge of Persian, we have the right course format for you. We offer both individual and group training. Our courses are available as online lessons via MS Teams, WebEx, Zoom, etc., or can be conducted on-site at your company.

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Polish is spoken by over 45 million people worldwide. As a West Slavic language, it shares roots with Czech and Slovak but has its own distinctive sound and structure.

Polish uses the standard 26-letter Latin alphabet, expanding it to 35 letters by adding diacritical marks like Ć, Ę, Ł, Ń, Ó, Ś, Ź, and Ż to represent unique Polish sounds.

One of the most challenging aspects of Polish is its complex grammar, including seven cases and three genders, making it both intricate and fascinating for learners. For example, the word for ‘cat’ can change depending on its role in a sentence: ‘kot’ (nominative), ‘kota’ (genitive), or ‘kotu’ (dative).

The Polish language has played a crucial role in preserving Poland’s national identity throughout the country’s tumultuous history, including periods of partition and occupation.

Polish is known for its melodious yet complex sounds. Today, Polish continues to thrive, not only in Poland but also in Polish-speaking communities around the world. After Warsaw, Chicago has the largest Polish-speaking population in the world.

Why Learn Polish?

Poland is not only an emerging economic powerhouse in Europe but also a country with a rich culture and history. Polish language skills give you access to one of the most dynamic economies in Eastern Europe, which is experiencing significant growth in sectors such as manufacturing, IT, and renewable energy. At the same time, the language offers you a deeper understanding of Poland’s culinary secrets, film artistry, and traditions, all deeply rooted in Polish identity.

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Whether you are starting from scratch or looking to improve your existing Polish language skills, we have the right course format for you. kmp. offers both individual and group training. The content and focus of the courses are tailored to your preferences and learning goals to ensure maximum success. Our language courses can take place on-site at your company or via online platforms such as MS Teams, WebEx, Zoom, etc.

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Portuguese is spoken by over 260 million people across the globe. It is the official language of Portugal, Brazil, and several African countries, including Angola, Mozambique, and Cape Verde. This global presence makes Portuguese the sixth most spoken language in the world. The language spread across continents during the Age of Exploration, leaving a lasting cultural and linguistic influence in various regions.

Portuguese is known for its musical and rhythmic quality, which reflects its Latin roots. One of the distinguishing features of Portuguese is its nasal vowels, which are prominent in words like ‘não’ (no) and ‘mãe’ (mother).

Two of the notable grammatical features of Portuguese are the frequent use of the gerund and the so-called personal infinitive.

The language has two main varieties: European Portuguese and Brazilian Portuguese. While they are mutually intelligible, there are differences in pronunciation, vocabulary, and even grammar.

Why Learn Portuguese?

Portuguese is the key to a vast array of cultures and markets across four continents. Brazil is the largest economy in Latin America and a key global player in sectors such as agriculture, energy, and technology. Portugal, as a gateway to the European Union, with its growing start-up scene in Lisbon, is an attractive hub for international business. In Africa, Portuguese-speaking countries like Angola and Mozambique offer immense business potential, particularly in oil, gas, mining, and energy, due to their rich natural resources. Knowledge of Portuguese enables you to succeed in these dynamic markets and provides deeper access to the fascinating cultures and traditions of these countries.

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Portuguese is among the top 10 most taught languages at kmp. Whether you are a beginner or looking to improve your existing Portuguese skills, we offer tailored individual or group courses. Course content is customized to meet your needs and interests. Our language courses are available as online lessons via MS Teams, WebEx, Zoom, etc., or as on-site training at your company premises.

If you want to learn Portuguese or improve your language proficiency, you’ve come to the right place! Our qualified instructors teach you the Portuguese language and provide you with in-depth knowledge of the culture of Portugal, Brazil, and other Portuguese-speaking countries.

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Romanian is spoken by around 30 million native speakers. It is the official language of Romania and Moldova. Romanian is the easternmost Romance language, originating from the common Roman language, or so-called “Vulgar Latin.” 75% of the words in Romanian are of Latin origin, 15% have Slavic roots, and the remaining 10% come from various languages such as German, Greek, Hungarian, Turkish, or English.

In Romanian, the definite article is attached to the end of the noun. For example, 'autobuzele' means 'the buses'. Romanian is the only Romance language that possesses a neuter gender, in addition to masculine and feminine genders.

Romanian was written in the Cyrillic alphabet until the mid-19th century. From 1860 onward, the language adopted the Latin alphabet. The pronunciation of Romanian is similar to Italian. In addition to the vowels a, e, i, o, and u, Romanian also includes two other vowels: â (or î) and ã.

Romanian remains a vital part of the identity and cultural fabric of Romania and Moldova, blending ancient Roman heritage with local influences to create a language that is both familiar and uniquely its own.

Why Learn Romanian?

Romanian is not only the official language of an EU member state but also a gateway to a rich culture and history. Romania is increasingly becoming a key player in the European economy, especially in the fields of IT, the automotive industry, and agriculture. Romanian language skills are also highly beneficial in Moldova, an emerging market with strong ties to Romania and the EU. Moreover, learning Romanian grants you direct access to Romania’s cultural treasures, from the medieval cities of Transylvania to its vibrant folklore and music scene.

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Whether you are a beginner or already have prior knowledge of Romanian, we have the right course format for you:

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Russian is spoken by over 150 million native speakers and approximately 90 million second-language speakers. It is the official language of Russia, Belarus, Kazakhstan, and Kyrgyzstan, and is also one of the six official languages of the United Nations.

Russia’s vast size and the widespread use of the language have led to the development of various Russian dialects, but standard Russian is based on the dialect spoken in and around Moscow. Russian is written using the Cyrillic alphabet and features 42 phonemes, only six of which are vowels. Unlike many languages, Russian has neither definite nor indefinite articles.

Russian has a rich linguistic heritage, deeply tied to the country’s history and culture. Its complex grammar includes six cases and three genders, making it both challenging and rewarding to learn. For example, the word for ‘cat’ can appear as ‘кот’ (nominative), ‘кота’ (genitive), or ‘коту’ (dative), depending on the context.

Russian literature has had a profound global impact, with famous works by authors like Leo Tolstoy and Fyodor Dostoevsky, whose writing has shaped both the language and literary traditions worldwide.

Why Learn Russian?

As the most widespread language in Eurasia, Russian serves as a key medium for communication across former Soviet states and continues to play a crucial role in science, diplomacy, and culture. Its complex structure, rich history, and global influence make Russian a language of immense significance. Russian language skills not only give you access to one of the most important languages in Eastern Europe but also to a significant global economic area. Moreover, learning the language provides deep insight into Russian culture, which has made world-renowned contributions to literature, music, art, and science.

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Spanish is spoken all around the world by about 350 million native speakers. When including second-language speakers, this number rises to between 450 and 500 million. Spanish follows Mandarin, English, and Hindi in the list of the world’s most widely spoken languages.

The wide geographic distribution of Spanish, along with the large number of first and second-language speakers, gives Spanish the status of a global language. It is also one of the six official languages of the United Nations. The largest number of Spanish native speakers live in Mexico, followed by the USA, and then Spain.

The Spanish language (“Español”) is also known as “Castellano.” These two terms are synonymous; however, “Castellano” is more frequently used in South America, while “Español” is more common in Central America. Like most Romance languages, Spanish developed from “Vulgar Latin,” the language spoken by Roman legionaries and common people. Spanish grammar derives largely from Latin, which is especially evident in verb conjugation.

Spanish is a pro-drop language, meaning that pronouns are frequently omitted because they are implied in the verb conjugation.

Written Spanish is highly phonetic, closely representing the spoken word. As a result, foreign words in the Spanish language are often phonetically adapted in their written form. For example, the English word “bacon” becomes “beicon” in Spanish, and “football” becomes “fútbol.”

Why Learn Spanish?

After English, Spanish is the most widely learned language in the world. Not only is Spanish one of the most spoken languages globally, but it is also of great economic and cultural significance. Spanish language skills open the door to numerous emerging markets in Latin America and Spain, which play key roles in sectors such as trade, tourism, and technology. Additionally, Spanish allows you to deeply explore one of the world’s richest cultures. From great literary masters and legendary works of art to the vibrant music scene, Spanish provides access to centuries-old traditions and modern trends that shape cultures in Spain and Latin America.

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Spanish is among the top 5 most commonly taught languages at kmp.

kmp. offers customized Spanish courses, available as one-on-one or group lessons. We tailor lessons to your individual needs, making the classes communicative and practical. With engaging learning activities and frequent progress milestones, we ensure participants stay highly motivated. Our courses can be conducted on-site at your premises or as online lessons via MS Teams, WebEx, Zoom, or another platform of your choice.

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Swahili is the most widespread Bantu language and is spoken in the following countries: Tanzania, Kenya, the Congo, Uganda, Burundi, Rwanda, Malawi, Mozambique, Zambia, the Comoros, Mayotte, and Somalia. With 90 million speakers, it is the most important language of trade and commerce in East Africa. However, only 5-10 million people speak it natively, while over 80 million speak Swahili as a second language.

Swahili is one of the few African languages with a written tradition dating back to the early 18th century. Before this, Swahili was written using the Arabic script. Missionary schools and colonial powers established the Latin alphabet as the standard for written Swahili.

One of the most popular expressions in Swahili is “Hakuna Matata,” which roughly translates to “no worries.” The word “safari” also originates from Swahili.

Why Learn Swahili?

Swahili is the most important lingua franca of East Africa and plays a central role in trade and tourism. Proficiency in Swahili opens doors to economic opportunities in fast-growing markets such as Tanzania and Kenya, which are expanding in sectors like agriculture, mining, and technology. Culturally, Swahili provides access to the fascinating traditions, music, and stories of East African peoples, whose history is deeply rooted in the language.

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Approximately 8.5 million people speak Swedish — 8 million in Sweden and 0.5 million in Finland, where it shares official language status with Finnish both on a national level and partly on a municipal level. Swedish is a Scandinavian language and shares many similarities with Danish, although it is more closely related to Norwegian. Danes, Norwegians, and Swedes can communicate relatively effectively in their respective native languages.

Swedish is relatively easy to learn, largely because Swedish grammar is quite straightforward. Swedish requires little verb conjugation and has only two cases: nominative and genitive. There are also just two genders: utrum (common gender for both masculine and feminine) with –en as an article, and neutrum (neutral, for objects) with –ett as an article.

The Swedish language is known for its short words and sentences. Its structure is similar to that of English.

Why Learn Swedish?

Knowledge of Swedish gives you access to one of the most stable and innovative economies in Europe. Sweden is a global leader in fields such as technology, sustainability, and design. Speaking Swedish will help you strengthen your relationships with Swedish business partners and adapt seamlessly to the working culture of Swedish companies, which are known for their flat hierarchies and open communication structures. Moreover, learning Swedish provides a deeper understanding of the rich Nordic culture, from literature and music to traditions like Midsummer celebrations and 'fika breaks'.

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Swedish is among the top 10 most commonly taught languages at kmp. Our Swedish trainers tailor lessons to your individual level and needs, making the classes communicative and practical. With engaging learning activities and frequent progress milestones, we ensure that participants stay highly motivated.

kmp. offers individual and group courses in Swedish. Our language courses can be held on-site at your company or as online lessons via MS Teams, WebEx, Zoom, or another platform of your choice.

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Turkish is spoken by around 65 million native speakers, with 58 million residing in Turkey and 2 million in Germany. Within Turkey, there are several regional dialects, but the formal language is based on the dialect spoken in the Istanbul area.

The earliest example of written Turkish appears in runic script and dates back to the 7th century. Between the 7th and 10th centuries, written Turkish was influenced by the Arabic script. In the early 20th century, a “New Turkish Alphabet” was developed under the leadership of Mustafa Kemal Atatürk, based partly on the Latin alphabet.

Turkish is a so-called agglutinative language. This means the grammatical meaning of a word can be expanded significantly through the addition of suffixes. For example, “house” in Turkish is “ev,” and “we are in your house” is “evinizdeyiz.” By adding several suffixes to “ev,” it transforms into a single Turkish word that can express multiple English words or phrases.

Why Learn Turkish?

Knowledge of Turkish gives you access to one of the key economic and political hubs connecting Europe and Asia. Turkey serves as a vital trade bridge in the region, offering numerous opportunities in sectors such as construction, energy, and logistics. Its strategic location and growing industries make Turkey an ideal partner for international business relationships. Furthermore, Turkish language skills open doors to a millennia-old culture, from the ancient ruins of Ephesus to the grandeur of Ottoman architecture.

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Whether you are a beginner or already have some knowledge of Turkish, we offer the right course format for you. kmp. provides individual or group courses that are flexibly tailored to your personal learning goals and interests. The courses can be held on-site at your premises or as online lessons via MS Teams, WebEx, Zoom, or another platform of your choice.

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Ukrainian is an East Slavic language with deep historical roots. It belongs to the same language family as Russian and Belarusian, yet stands out with its distinct vocabulary, pronunciation, and grammar. Ukrainian is spoken by around 30 million people, primarily in Ukraine, but also in communities worldwide.

The language uses a modified version of the Cyrillic alphabet, and its rich sounds are marked by the frequent use of the letter "і" (pronounced like the English "ee"). 

Ukrainian is known for its melodic quality, often described as "singing" due to its fluid intonation patterns. Beyond everyday use, Ukrainian is a language of cultural expression, particularly in folk songs, literature, and contemporary media, reflecting the nation’s rich heritage and evolving modern identity.

Why Learn Ukrainian?

Ukrainian language skills offer access not only to a unique language but also to a rich culture and history. Ukraine plays a central role in the economic and political landscape of Eastern Europe. Ukrainian language skills can help you establish important business contacts in sectors such as agriculture, technology, and renewable energy. Furthermore, the language opens doors to a vibrant arts and literary scene, deeply rooted in tradition.

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Vietnamese is a fascinating tonal language spoken by over 85 million people. It belongs to the Austroasiatic language family, making it a distant relative of Khmer and other Southeast Asian languages. What sets Vietnamese apart are its six distinct tones, where the pitch or intonation of a word can entirely change its meaning. For example, the word ma can mean “ghost,” “mother,” or even “tomb,” depending on the tone used.

The Vietnamese script, known as Quốc Ngữ, uses the Latin alphabet with additional diacritics to indicate the language’s tones and special sounds. This writing system was developed in the 17th century by French missionaries, replacing the earlier Chinese-based script, and has made Vietnamese one of the most accessible Asian languages for Western learners.

Vietnamese is rich in Sino-Vietnamese vocabulary due to historical Chinese influence, but it has evolved with its own unique characteristics. As Vietnam’s global presence grows, Vietnamese continues to play an important role in connecting its people and culture with the world.

Why Learn Vietnamese?

Vietnamese language skills open the door to one of the fastest-growing economies in Southeast Asia. Vietnam plays a key role in global trade, particularly in the textile, electronics, and agriculture sectors. Knowledge of the language makes business relationships smoother and helps in understanding the cultural nuances of the Vietnamese market. Moreover, learning Vietnamese provides insights into a rich cultural tradition, ranging from literature to unique customs and festivals.

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Whether you are a beginner or already have knowledge of Vietnamese, we have the right course format for you:

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