This website has a growing number of resources for Hindi language learners. There is an active blog and podcast, as well as a dictionary and a resource section with links to many useful Hindi resources.
Just found myself surfing and came across Langmaker.com, a website with info about constructed and auxiliary languages.
Word2Word.com has loads of resources for learning tons of languages. The only reason there isn't a proper write-up of the site yet on Free Language is that there is so much there that we really need to publish many articles to encompass the full spectrum offered!
So this is just a blog entry to bring attention to the overall site, which will be followed by proper articles outlining each of the languages and their resource sections on the site.
I recommend jumping to the section on Free Online Language Courses.
This site is dedicated to breaking down of language barriers and assisting the users who have the desire to learn a language, a need to communicate between languages, and for those who work with languages as a profession. Language students should only be using online resources in accordance with the rules and regulations set down by their schools, teachers and parents.
This is a quick and simple service that send you email everyday with vocabulary and phrases in French, Portuguese or Spanish with explanations of the vocabulary and links to hear audio MP3s of the phrases.
The site provides choices for various levels of proficiency in the three languages offered.
Also offered are emails for learning the English language for native French, Portuguese and Spanish speakers.
Regular exposure to a language is essential when learning a new language but it's hard to achieve if you don't live in the country, or have a native partner to talk to.
Sign-up now to receive free daily emails:
* Word of the day
* A phrase using the word in context
Live Mocha is a cool and hip way to learn languages socially and interactively online. It has a blooming user base, nice set of tools and smooth look and feel.
You'll find free self-study lessons to build your skills and confidence. Then you can test yourself and connect with friends and meet folks online to practice and exchange your linguistic knowledge.
The social way to learn a language.
Just came across Lingopass.com, yet another online language exchange community!
Our members are seeking native language exchange partners who speak the following languages - Arabic, Armenian, Chinese (Mandarin and Cantonese), Croatian, Czech, Dutch, English, Filipino (Tagalog), French, German, Greek, Hebrew, Hindi, Italian, Japanese, Korean, Malagasy, Persian (Farsi), Polish, Russian, Sinhalese, Spanish, Swedish, Turkish, and Urdu. Search for a language partner.
Our Services - In addition to free language exchange services, we aim to help make your foreign language experience productive by offering multiple channels to acquire knowledge and practice. Visit our Bookstore. There you will find course books, reference and grammar books, and CDs to quickly learn your new language. Visit the LingoLinks section to find online resources - lesson plans, dictionaries, etc. After signing up, visit the Student Forums and ask the group questions about the language you are learning.
This site has a good selection of online games and activities for learning the French language.
There are also many other languages available on the site.
Digital Dialects was launched in January 2007, originally a by-product of a dissertation reviewing web resources for language learning. The site was conceived as an educational tool for learning languages, and as a guide to online resources.
This site has a good selection of online games and activities for learning the Russian language.
There are also many other languages available on the site.
Digital Dialects was launched in January 2007, originally a by-product of a dissertation reviewing web resources for language learning. The site was conceived as an educational tool for learning languages, and as a guide to online resources.
eslgo.com has a variety of lessons for English learners of the advanced beginner to advanced levels. They are all pre-done, and can be used either by students learning the languages, or by teachers interested in incorporating new materials into their courses.
The quickest way to see what is available is to visit the site map and have a look around. Some of the topics you'll find here are business English lessons, speaking activities, ESL classroom resources, English language quizzes, English practice boards, grammar lessons and more.
If you don't know about Wikipedia, now is the time to find out! Especially since it is so useful in learning languages.
