"Mi ne parolas la anglan."
Translation:I do not speak English.
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Old comment, but Duolingo is an American company based in Pennsylvania. Naturally, it teaches American English, but generalized so you will be understood in any English speaking country.
The same is for the Spanish course. It has the flag of Spain, but it leans towards LA Spanish words. You'll still be understood in a Spanish speaking country mostly. It's just a flag of a country or group that speaks the language to represent it.
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In languages, I am not sure were to use "alngla" and were to use "anglan" (or any other languages in Esperanto), please clear my doubts.
Because "La anglan (lingvon)" means "the English (language)"
You'll find "la" before the names of most languages in Esperanto, to the point that leaving la off becomes very noticeable, and you'll be asking why are they forgetting the la when discussing Ido, or something.
And yes, to my understanding we even grant Ido language status.