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The Glosbe dictionary provides multilingual word definitions and translation resources across languages.

Readlang lets users translate words while reading and build vocabulary with flashcards across articles, books, and web pages in over 100 languages.

The Jotoba dictionary supports multiple languages for looking up Japanese words.

LingoDeer offers bite-sized lessons for learning languages and provides study resources through its app.

The /int/ Guide is a community wiki compiling advice and resources for people learning foreign languages.

Sign Academy offers free learning resources for ISL, ASL, BSL, and other sign languages, including dictionaries, videos, and interactive lessons.

LingoClip supports language learning through music and provides activities for English and other languages.

Omniglot guides readers through writing systems and languages, with script indexes, useful phrases, multilingual texts, and learning tips.

OkyDoky offers language learning through an app with support for multiple interface languages.

Cantonese Pronunciation App provides practice with Cantonese pronunciations and common Cantonese words on iPhone and iPad.

Drops teaches vocabulary in more than 55 languages through short games and mnemonic images.

Conjuguemos provides activities for practicing verb conjugations, vocabulary, and grammar in several languages.

An online multiplayer word game for typing speed and vocabulary in Korean, Japanese, and Chinese (Mandarin/Cantonese).

Japanese With Anime is a blog about Japanese language in anime and manga, with vocabulary and word explanations.

OneLook’s reverse dictionary finds related words from a description, with thesaurus results and filters for refining searches.

Sounter provides apps and a website for learning languages, with account and getting started options.

LibreTexts Languages provides reference material about languages and systems of communication.

Dreaming teaches languages through immersive content designed for extended listening and reading practice.

Conversation Exchange supports in-person, pen-pal, text, and voice language exchanges with speakers of other languages.

The Languages of Arda is a reference guide to Tolkien languages, scripts, journals, lexicons, and research archives.

LanguageGuide.org teaches languages through images, audio, and interactive vocabulary and grammar guides.

YouGlish uses clips to help learners hear English pronunciation in context, with selectable languages and regional varieties.

Localingual lets visitors listen to and record dialects and languages from around the world.

Verbix provides online verb conjugation for verbs across many languages.