Mango Languages to Make Popular Little Pim Foreign Language Learning Programs Available to Libraries
By: Mark Winter
FARMINGTON HILLS, Mich., April 29, 2010 — Mango Languages today announced it is now offering a new interactive online version of the popular Little Pim language learning series to libraries across the United States and Canada. The announcement was made by Beverly Cornell, director of marketing for Mango.
Launched in 2007, Little Pim is an award-winning program designed specifically to introduce foreign languages to young children. The series is available in ten foreign languages (Spanish, French, Mandarin Chinese, Italian, Japanese, Hebrew, English/ESL (with Spanish or English subtitles), German, Russian and Arabic). The children’s language program “stars” a lovable animated panda and features native speakers, excellent pacing, varied activities and great concept groupings to make the language learning process fun and easy.
Commenting on the addition of Little Pim to the company’s menu of products, Mango Chief Executive Officer Jason Teshuba said, “We reviewed the Little Pim products and were impressed. Learning a new language is much easier at an early age and the Little Pim series is a very effective tool to make this happen. We are pleased to be able to offer this innovative product to our libraries and look forward to expanding its reach through the introduction of an online interactive version this summer.”
Since its founding in 2007, Mango Languages has grown to become one of the world’s leading providers of online language learning products. That growth will continue throughout 2010, as the company plans to enrich content within current offerings and introduce several new products, languages and features to the market, each of which will target a specific user profile and meet that user’s needs.
Founded in 2007, Mango Languages is recognized as a leading provider of online language learning services to libraries, government agencies, corporations and the general public. Designed by a team of linguists, teachers, software developers, human interface specialists, writers, voice talents and designers, the company’s award-winning language learning system has drawn acclaim from prominent national and international reference groups, educational resources, Web organizations and travel guides. For more information, visit www.mangolanguages.com or follow Mango Languages on Twitter at www.twitter.com/mangolanguages.
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