🐎 Your little one not speaking your mother tongue?

Help your child build confidence in Mongolian

Give your child engaging, age-appropriate online lessons with interactive activities and self-paced learning.

2 instructors

Native Mongolian teachers

80+ lessons

Interactive, self-paced

Free to start

No credit card needed

Real culture

Stories from Mongolian history

Why families pick LM101

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Focus on fluency

Every lesson builds real, spoken confidence — not just vocabulary lists.

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Built for kids

Age-appropriate stories, games, and a friendly mascot make learning fun.

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Self-paced

Learn on your own schedule — progress is saved automatically as you go.

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Real Mongolian culture

Stories drawn from Mongolian history and heritage, not generic textbooks.

Meet your teachers

We are two Mongolian language instructors who have taught students in Mongolia and the United States.

Saruul Bagsh

Saruul works at the Library of Congress as their Mongolian Book Specialist and is a Visiting Professor at the Mongolian University of Culture and Arts. He brings deep knowledge of Mongolian language, stories, and culture to every lesson.

Naraa Bagsh

Naraa teaches Mongolian at the University of Pennsylvania and previously taught at the U.S. State Department for 10 years. She founded the first Mongolian language and culture summer camp in the United States.

Book a Free Trial Class

Pick a time that works for you — 20 minutes, on Zoom.

Our courses

Real courses, ready today — with more on the way.

AVAILABLE NOW

The Secret History of the Mongols I

Read real Mongolian history in the original language, one short story at a time.

FREE COURSE

Mongoloor Read-Aloud

Free! Learn to sound out Mongolian Cyrillic letter by letter, alongside Baatar the Ger Cat.

COMING SOON

Mongolian Marvels

More stories and lessons are on the way.

What our students say

It was very easy to read and find information about Chingis Khan for non-native Mongolian speakers. Useful phrases to write down and the book gives great tips to learn more about Mongolian history.

Amarjargal B., student at Soyol Schule in Düsseldorf, Germany

The book about Mongolian history was very interesting. I learned a lot from it. The tasks were fun, and if I didn’t understand something, I could look at the English text and understand it.

Tamira F., student at Soyol Schule in Düsseldorf, Germany

This year we read The Secret History of the Mongols. It was interesting because it had simple sentences and was easier to understand. The online exercises were also fun.

Argabileg N., student at Soyol Schule in Düsseldorf, Germany

From our blog

Why we made the Secret History of Mongols online course

It is estimated that more than 200,000 Mongolians are born in foreign countries. About 30,000 Mongolians live in the United States alone. Children who are born and raised…

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