Observed arrival · 2026-11-07
Urling: read ancient languages in their original texts
A beta language-learning app teaches 16 historical languages through short lessons built around reading original texts.
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- Beginners curious about historical languages
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- Script practice includes tracing Greek, Hebrew, runes, cuneiform, and hieroglyphs by finger or mouse.
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The language library ranges from familiar course subjects such as Latin and Ancient Greek to Akkadian, Hittite, and Coptic. The homepage names specific starting readings, including Beowulf and Catullus 85, and says progress is kept separately for each language. Its source note points to public-domain editions and open scholarly data; the page does not explain how those sources are selected or displayed within lessons.
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