The Mango Blog

We’re excited to release the first chapter of lessons for a brand new Indigenous language course, developed in partnership with the Pokagon Band of Potawatomi. Get ready to start the conversation in Potawatomi.

The United Nations General Assembly has proclaimed 2019 as the “International Year of Indigenous Languages,” or IYIL, to raise awareness for the world’s disappearing Indigenous languages. But what are Indigenous languages, and..

Do we even need to explain the undeniable link between music and culture? From the familiar sounds of our past, to catching a glimpse of someone else’s history through heritage dance — music speaks to something more than just..

Montréal is a destination like no other: the sights, the sounds, the food, the people, everything.

Vegan travel might sound challenging, but it can actually be a lot of fun to get to know a new country through its vegan food.

While many North Americans grew up dying Easter eggs with runny, pastel food coloring, Eastern Europe has much, much more to offer.

Whether you’re an adventure-hungry explorer with a knack for grammar, or a creative who loves high fashion, there is a language out there for you!

As the largest economy in Latin America and the eighth-largest economy in the world, Brazil puts Portuguese on the map as a top business language.

Check out Mango’s year in review for a look back on what brought us all together in 2018.

What does December look like to you? Whether it means skis and snow boots, or Santa Claus’ sand-friendly sleigh pulled by six white singing kangaroos, you need these renowned Nordic authors on your bookshelf.

After several recent decades of war and political upheaval, Colombia has emerged as a thriving country boasting a beat and energy all of its own.

 The massive landscape of North America has fostered a diverse array of Indigenous communities, each with their own unique story.