Learn English, Bosnian or Turkish online.
Live video lessons with Amila, a qualified teacher who can explain in your own language. One to one or in small groups, from complete beginner to advanced, for adults, professionals and families. Start with a free 20-minute consultation.
- Lessons from £18
- Free 20-minute consultation
- MA in English and TEFL certificate
- No contracts or auto-renewals
What is Triglot Languages?
Triglot Languages is an online language school in England, founded in 2026 by Amila Kahrimanović, a qualified English teacher (MA in English Language and Literature, 120-hour TEFL certificate) and native speaker of Bosnian, Croatian and Serbian. Amila teaches English, Bosnian and Turkish in live video lessons, one to one or in groups of three to six, from beginner to advanced. One-to-one lessons cost £18 to £35, and every learner starts with a free 20-minute consultation.
What would you like to do in English, Bosnian or Turkish?
Pick one to see how we would start.
How it works
No contracts, no auto-renewals, and the same teacher every time.
A free consultation
Twenty minutes on a video call. We talk about your goals, check your level and find times that suit you.
A written plan
You receive a short plan with your level, what we will work on first and the package that fits.
Lessons
Fifty-minute lessons online, one to one or in a group of three to six, at times shown in your own time zone.
Progress you can see
Notes and new words after every lesson, homework that fits your week, and a progress report every month.
Where are you now, and where can you get to?
Every language is taught on the same six-step scale, from A1 to C2. Tap a level to see what it means in real life.
Take the free level testB1, intermediate
You can deal with most situations at work and when travelling, and describe experiences, plans and opinions.
Next: This is where Business English coaching starts paying off. The meetings and email course fits well.

Your teacher
Taught by Amila, founder of Triglot Languages.
Amila holds a Master's degree in English Language and Literature, a TEFL certificate with High Distinction, and has taught General, Business and Academic English to professionals since 2023. A native speaker of Bosnian, Croatian and Serbian who also speaks Turkish, Amila works as a translator and interpreter, so lessons can switch language whenever that helps you understand faster.
- MA and BA in English Language and Literature, International University of Sarajevo
- TEFL certificate, 120 hours, High Distinction
- Business, General and Academic English for professionals since 2023
- Programme designer for a UK online school since 2025
- Translator, editor and interpreter since 2021
Small groups, same level, same goal.
Three to six learners at the same level, sixty minutes a week, with a clear outcome by the end of the course. Group courses are the most affordable way to learn with us, and every seat is level-tested first.
See the group coursesB1 to B2 · 8 x 60 minutes
Business English: meetings and email
Tuesday 18:00 London
B1 to B2 · Weekly, drop in
English conversation club
Thursday 18:30 London
A0 to A1 · 8 x 60 minutes
Bosnian from zero
Wednesday 19:00 London
- Next start date: announced to the waitlist first
Phrase of the week
Hoćemo li na kahvu?
Shall we go for a coffee?
The most useful sentence in Bosnian. Coffee is how friendships, deals and family visits begin.
Language training for your team, with results your manager can read.
A free level check for up to five staff, a fixed-fee pilot, and monthly reports on attendance and progress. One invoice, one point of contact.
Programmes for companies
Clear prices, no surprises.
Every price includes everything. Lessons are valid for up to twelve months, you can pause any time, and your price is locked for a year.
Guides
All guides5 minutes
An English teacher who speaks Bosnian or Turkish: when it helps
When an English teacher who speaks Bosnian, Croatian, Serbian or Turkish saves you time, when English only is better, and how lessons switch between them.
6 minutes
Turkish words you already know if you speak Bosnian
Bosnian took hundreds of everyday words from Turkish. Nearly forty of them, four false friends, and what it means when a Bosnian speaker starts Turkish.
5 minutes
Bosnian, Croatian or Serbian: which should you learn?
Bosnian, Croatian and Serbian are mutually intelligible. What actually differs, which one to choose, and why learning one of them opens up all three.
Questions people ask before they start
Short, straight answers about lessons, prices and the teacher. If your question is not here, write to Amila.
Ask a questionHow do online lessons work?
How much do lessons cost?
Is there a free trial?
Who teaches the lessons?
Do you teach children?
Which levels do you teach?
Can I learn Croatian or Serbian with you?
What happens if I need to cancel?
Start with a free consultation.
Twenty minutes, no obligation. We check your level, talk about what you need, and you decide whether to go on.


