Welcome Elise to the forum. Thanks for leaving your comment. The more people vote for a specific language, the higher we put it on our priority list. Are there specific reasons that you want to learn these languages?
Welcome Tien. Is there a large community of Taishanese speakers in your country?
Yes; they seem to mostly be concentrated in California and New York. There’s actually a whole Discord server of (mostly overseas) Taishanese heritage speakers with varying fluency; it currently has 1,844 members.
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Spanish. I am trying to squeeze time in for it as my third language I’m studying right now after Korean and Japanese.
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Wow, thank you for the information. We will keep this in mind.
We plan to launch Spanish as our 11th language. Hopefully, we will bring this language onto the platform soon.
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German, German and more German!! Please 
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I hope the three votes from the previous post were properly counted and registered. @Andreas_Admin_Flexi
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That also counts as three votes 
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We are focusing on Spanish to get the first level done as soon as possible.
After launching Spanish, we plan to go next with French and German, right after French. 
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I’m really glad German is on the way! Just a little disappointed it is so far down the list!
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I second intermediate Cantonese
Thank you for leaving your comment here. Since Cantonese is a very niche language, there isn’t much demand from students. Therefore, we currently offer group classes up to A1+. We, of course, will consider building material for a higher level if we see more demand from students.
As for now, if students wish to continue at a higher level, we provide 1-on-1 classes tailored specifically to their needs.
To book a 1-1 class, you can go to “book a class” → choose 1-1 → choose the time that you want to study and leave a topic that you want to learn. Each 1-1 class is worth 3 credits.