Free Hausa Lessons for the Newbie

Teach Yourself Hausa, a website by Sam Odiaka, is a good resource for total beginner Hausa language learners. Hausa teachers can use it, too, for lesson planning.

Teach Yourself Hausa includes materials for learning the Hausa alphabet, greetings, common Hausa phrases, useful verbs, food and more.

Sam Odiaka has also included many useful links for those interested in both learning the Hausa language and discovering Hausa culture.

Many thanks, Sam, for this resource!

Learn Dutch Free using Phrases

Surface Languages Dutch offers free tutoring tools online for learning basic Dutch phrases, ranging from your first words to small talk to general topics for getting by and more. Audio of native speakers is provided to ensure that your pronunciation is correct.

Many people enjoy learning language via phrases because of their inherent use (practicality) and as a means to establish a basic foundation on which to build conversations and personal interactions.

Of course, for the traveler only passing through, a general free Dutch phrasebook is always handy!

A colorful online language learning game

Ba Ba Dum offers free online games for learning (currently) 1500 words in a baker's dozen languages.

Cartoony with memorable images

Ba Ba Dum is cartoony and colorful and uses drawings to represent vocabulary. The games use audio spoken by native speakers of the included languages.

No account, free service

You can jump right in and start learning immediately and no account is required. If you want to track your progress, you can create a free account to do so.

Learn Czech free using phrases

Surface Languages Czech offers free tutoring tools online for learning basic Czech phrases, ranging from your first words to small talk to general topics for getting by and more. Audio of native speakers is provided to ensure that your pronunciation is correct.

Many people enjoy learning language via phrases because of their inherent use (practicality) and as a means to establish a basic foundation on which to build conversations and personal interactions.

Of course, for the traveler only passing through, a general free Czech phrasebook is always handy!

Free ESL Film/Movie Lessons

Film English provides totally free and in-depth lesson plans for English language education through film/movies.

The Film English website is an excellent ESL/TESL/TESOL (etc) resource for both English learners and teachers.

The lesson plans are guided and completely self-contained so you can jump right in and start learning English or using the free material to teach your students through film.

More Than Your Average Multilingual Editorial Online Dictionary

Linguee is a free multilingual editorial dictionary enhanced by a large database of real translations.

What does that mean? Well, you can see your dictionary search result alongside examples of how it has been translated in context.

A Simple and Free Language Learning App with a very Powerful and Useful Concept

HiNative is a free iOS app and web service for language learners with a simple but very powerful concept: ask real native speakers questions about the language(s) you are learning and the cultures in which they are spoken. You can also help answer questions from other users and build community.

A Unique Free Web Service with Apps for Learning Languages

Lingua.ly is a free service for learning languages based on reading local news (and any other content online) in the target language to acquire new vocabulary.

This service is great if you are already somewhat proficient in the target language as it has a lot of great tools for practicing the vocabulary that you amass while reading on Lingua.ly as well as across the Web (via their Chrome browser extension). It is not suitable for total beginners as an introduction to a new language.

Conjugate Turkish Verbs Online for Free

The Logos Turkish Verb Conjugator is a handy and free website for conjugating a variety of Turkish verbs for free online.

Also available is an Turkish learning conjugator for students first learning Turkish verbs.

Why do I need an Turkish verb conjugator?