Just finished cloning all of the Native American languages 🙂

All of the Indian languages have been cloned, too 🙂

Just finished migrating most Gothic, Ladin, Ladino, and Luxembourgish courses for English speakers! 🙂

And… Australian, Dzongkha, Karen languages, Khmer, Kyrgyz, Laz, Iu Mien, Malay, Marshallese, Nepali, Tagalog, and Tibetan courses have been uploaded! 🙂

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Hi! I was wondering when the Somali and Burmese courses will be added?

    Aramaic, Yiddish, Bosnian, Serbian, Slovak, Slovenian, Belarusian, Circassian, Macedonian, Ossetic, and Slavic - Other courses have been migrated 🙂

    ayra12581 I've copied over the Somali courses! 🙂

    Sorry, I'd forgotten that you'd previously asked about this XD

    I've now also copied the Yoruba, Coptic, Afrikaans, Twi (Akan), Amharic, Hausa, Kaonde, Kinyarwanda, Luganda, Malagasy, Mandinka, Nyanja, Soninke, Wolof, and Zulu courses 🙂

        I've just finished migrating Ancient Greek, American Sign Language (ASL), Korean Sign Language, Argentine Sign Language, Australian Sign Language (Auslan), British Sign Language (BSL), French Sign Language (LSF), and Swedish Sign Language, and the fashion, stars, anthropology, memory palaces, playing card systems, college admissions, and hobo symbols categories.

        With that, I think all categories that were on Memrise are now present on My Little Word Land! ^_^

        Most all courses for English learners should now be uploaded, too 🙂

        Courses that haven't been uploaded yet:

        • Some courses with images. I discovered that Memrise had a bunch of ~230MB .gif files, mostly for ASL courses, and I'm debating whether I should uploaded these as-is or figure out a way to first reduce their size XD
        • Courses that have multiple audio columns. My Little Word Land doesn't yet support this, so these courses haven't yet been uploaded.

        Now it's time to upload courses for non-English speakers! :D

          neoncube Thank you! I've noticed that you say God willing… If you are also a fellow Muslim, I want to wish you Ramadan Mubarak!

              pam3773 Wow! This seems to be a well-designed course that should've long been made public. Thanks for making it!

                  johnastsang Thanks for the complement, I don't know how much time I spent putting it together. I hadn't made it public before because I wasn't satisfied yet with its completion. There is still a lot of words I wanted to copy and eventually cross-reference with another source to make sure the words are spelled correctly.

                  Probably for the best that I have made it public now for anyone interested in it. I had made it as a more convenient learning source for myself but now others can use it too.