Learn Albanian online
Choose your level to get started. If you are a beginner, start with A1.
Hapat e parë: përshëndetje, prezantim dhe fjalët bazë.
Hap nivelinNiveli A2BazëBiseda të përditshme, blerje, udhëtime dhe rutina.
Hap nivelinNiveli B1MesatarShpreh mendime, trego përvoja dhe kupto tekste të qarta.
Hap nivelinNiveli B2I avancuarKomuniko rrjedhshëm në punë, studime dhe tema komplekse.
Hap nivelinAn Albanian course explained in English
MësoGjuhë helps you learn Albanian step by step, with every explanation in English. Albanian is spoken by around 7 million people in Albania, Kosova, North Macedonia, Montenegro and a large diaspora across Europe and North America.
The course follows the Common European Framework of Reference (A1, A2, B1 and B2). Each level has 15 modules and 150 lessons, 600 lessons in total, which you can follow on your phone, tablet or computer at your own pace.
What do the levels A1–B2 mean? Official source: Council of Europe (CEFR)
What every lesson includes
- Albanian vocabulary with audio for correct pronunciation
- Everyday phrases with English translations
- Albanian grammar explained simply in English, with examples
- Practice exercises and a quiz at the end of the lesson
- A certificate of completion after each level
Questions about the Albanian course
Can I learn Albanian for free?
Yes. The first three modules of level A1 (30 lessons) are free and you can try them without an account. The rest of A1 and levels A2, B1 and B2 cost €11.99 per level, paid once with lifetime access.
Do I need to know anything before I start?
No. Level A1 starts from zero: the Albanian alphabet, greetings, introducing yourself and basic words.
How do I choose my level?
If you have never studied Albanian, start with A1. If you understand simple phrases and can talk about yourself, try A2. B1 is for learners who can hold everyday conversations, and B2 for those who want to speak fluently at work or university. The free A1 modules show you how the course works.
Is Albanian hard to learn?
Albanian has its own grammar, such as definite endings and noun cases, but its spelling is very regular: you read words the way they are written. The course introduces each point gradually.
Do I get a certificate?
Yes. When you complete all 150 lessons of a level, you receive a certificate of completion with a verification code that you can share on LinkedIn.
Is the certificate an official qualification?
No. The MësoGjuhë certificate confirms that you completed the course and its CEFR-based level. It is not an official exam certificate.