Duolingo has partnered with Netflix for a major cross-promotional campaign for the second season of the latter’s hit Korean dystopia drama Squid Game.

Now, "Squid Game Season 2" is hitting Netflix on Dec. 26. The twists in "Squid Game Season 2" may be a mystery, but one thing is certain: ads. In late 2022, Netflix launched a cheaper, ad-supported tier priced at $6.

Attention, players. You are about to compete in a new challenge—but first, do you know how to speak Korean? In preparation for Season Two of “Squid Game,”

Learn Korean or Else” unites the language learning app with the streamer for out-of-home stunts and social content including an interactive TikTok filter.

After the memorable opening of the first episode of “Squid Game," in which the 456 constants play a murderous game of Red Light Green Light, the series transitions into a second episode that features exactly zero games and takes place away from the sinister compound where the show is set.

Squid Game has been a record-breaking runaway hit, with an audience of 330 million and more than 2.8 billion hours viewed. Just to put that in context, that is the equivalent of 319,000 years. Netflix has experienced a 60 per cent surge in viewership since the release of its season two trailer.

Duolingo has partnered with Netflix for a major cross promotional campaign for the second season of the latter's hit Korean dystopia drama Squid Game.

The highly anticipated second season of Netflix's hit show, Squid Game, is set to premiere on December 24th. To enhance the viewing experience, language learning app Duolingo has partnered with Netflix to offer a Korean language course inspired by the show.