Free Serbian Phrasebook

Learn Survival Serbian

Wikitravel users have collectively created a free Serbian phrasebook with the goal of making it possible for travelers to "get by" while traveling in areas where Serbian is spoken.

Wikitravel phrasebooks are available in many languages and each one varies in depth and detail. Most of the phrasebooks include a pronunciation guide, a general phrase list, information about dates and numbers, a color list, transportation-related phrases, vocabulary for shopping and phrases for eating and drinking. Some are even more in depth, and all are free!

About Serbian Language

Six Ways to Learn Languages Free

Language Learning Tips on Using Free Wikimedia Resources

This article points out six useful ways to use Wikimedia content from Wikipedia, Wikibooks, Wikiversity, Wikinews, Wiktionary and Wikiquotes for learning languages free.

What's highlighted here is also great for teachers because it is licensed via Creative Commons and available to use for free.

Spanish is used as an example here, but the same ideas are applicable to all languages for which content is available.

1) Know General Info about Your Target Language

Learn Polish Alphabet and Pronunciation, a Free Video Series

Watch, Listen and Learn the Polish Alphabet

A free video series for learning the Polish alphabet has been created by the good folks at SolarNet and distributed via YouTube.

This series is an excellent introduction to the Polish writing and pronunciation systems. It's also a chance to learn some vocabulary. Words used to demostrate the sounds of Polish have translations on the upper right of the videos.

This resource is great for learners and teachers.

The Free Dictionary

Free multilingual dictionary and word-related apps

TheFreeDictionary.com is a great free dictionary available in over a dozen languages.

Includes medical, financial + legal dictionaries

The English dictionaries are exceptionally broad-reaching and include medical, financial and legal dictionaries.

Cool extra features

Also of use to the language learner are their website features, including drag-and-drop rearranging of the interface and double-clicking of any word on the site to see its definition. Word of the day, news, quotations, horoscopes, daily articles and history tidbits provide a flow of updated content to work with.

Word games + personal vocabulary list

Body Language and Travel Go Hand in Hand

Travel Body Language

Don't Offend the Locals

Knowing how to travel is a lifelong experience, much like learning a language. When you can't just chat it up with the locals, one of the main cues you can go by is body language.

A Lonely Planet article entitled "Travel Etiquette 101: Body Language" gives a humorous and useful insight into examples of body language from Russia, India, Japan, China, Nepal, Morocco and more.

What's perhaps even more curious and entertaining is the sheer volume of comments - people chiming in with specific examples from all around the globe.

book2: Learn 40 Languages for Free Online

Free Audio Books for 40 Languages

book2 is an outstanding resource for learning the basics of many languages.

This project sticks out by offering around 1600 combinations of languages, such as Japanese to English, Chinese to Arabic, etc, to use for exposure.

The method involves learning a series of short audio sequences to become comfortable in specific situations (introductions, meeting people, getting around, etc) common in daily life.

It's interesting that this specific book will become familiar to you in itself, so recalling the same material in new languages might be accelerated. Once you've memorized the whole audio sequence in one language, why not move on to another?