Language Learning

ASLCore provides American Sign Language learning resources organized by signs and topics such as alphabet, adaptive reuse, and architecture.

Speechling offers free tools for language learning, including listening comprehension and speaking practice.

sona Linku is a collaborative Toki Pona dataset covering words, Sitelen Pona glyphs and fonts, and LPSL signs.

Urdu Notes provides notes about Urdu literature and language learning.

Donkuri explains an immersion-based approach to learning Japanese, with guidance for language learners.

Massif curates and indexes authentic foreign-language content; its Japanese tool searches example sentences from novels and dramas.

ELLLO provides English lessons, natural conversations, grammar resources, and listening activities.

Hanly teaches Chinese characters through their composition and origins, with lessons available on iOS and Android.

PocketSign teaches American Sign Language through step-by-step video lessons.

Sinosplice publishes writing about China and resources for learning Chinese.

SignWiki provides a web and mobile platform for sign language resources and information about its goals.

StrongASL provides an American Sign Language learning guide and translated signs.

Auslan Signbank is a language resource with sign dictionaries and searches for medical, health, education, and teaching topics.

Tagaini Jisho is a free, open-source Japanese dictionary and kanji lookup tool for Windows, macOS, and Linux.

This Toki Pona course organizes lessons around sounds, pronouns, particles, modifiers, and other language topics.

Pleco offers Chinese language reference and learning on iPhone, with additional tools described on its site.

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

The ListLang app supports language learning and helps users work toward greater fluency.

Minato, from the Japan Foundation, offers Japanese e-learning courses and a community for students around the world.

pona.la hosts projects related to the constructed language Toki Pona and links to an online course.

Koohii helps users study Japanese kanji using mnemonics from Heisig's Remembering the Kanji and community-created alternatives.

The NZSL Online dictionary provides reference entries for New Zealand Sign Language learners and users.

Clozemaster uses language learning games and sentence practice to help users build vocabulary.

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