Moving from Blogger to WordPress
I’m happy to announce that our blog is now powered by WordPress. When I started this blog I knew very little about blogging, so I chose Blogspot because some of my friends …
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Searching for God, 0 results
We received this message from a very concerned user: Greetings, There is a serious omission in the Hungarian dictionary. Searching for: God (0 results) No result. Please search again. So …
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Aap ka swaagat hein
Our statistics for this website show that more and more of our visitors come from India. So we wish to welcome all of you to Freelang, and we also seize …
Read MoreOur First Prize Winner
He is known as iubito on the Lokanova and Freelang forum, and he is also the happy winner of our photography competition. The idea was simple: buy a product from …
Read MoreThe International Year of Languages
Did you know that 2008 had been proclaimed the International Year of Languages? Sonka, one of our forum member, found this information on the website of UNESCO. So in 2008 …
Read MoreBuy a souvenir from Freelang and help an orphanage in Thailand
The souvenirs you can buy from our online shop are all nice and quality products. There are t-shirts of all sizes and colours, and also mugs, steins, mousepads and bags, …
Read MoreDrink your coffe in a Freelang mug and help an orphanage in Thailand!
I’m very happy to announce the opening of our online Souvenir shop! You can buy not only mugs, but also steins, mousepads, bags, a large variety of t-shirts, and even …
Read MoreHow it all began, 10 years ago
So what happened 10 years ago? On July 17, 1997, I received an email from a friend with whom I was used to share some free software. Like I knew …
Read MoreFreelang celebrates its tenth anniversary!
Freelang has actually been on the web for 10 years now, or at least the French version of the website, to be precise. Let’s celebrate this event together, during the …
Read More10 days countdown to Freelang 10 years anniversary
Taking into account a new Samoan dictionary that we will publish soon, our Brazilian friend Renato Figueiredo is the author of no less than 16 Freelang dictionaries. Isn’t that worth …
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