Language Learning

Comprehensible Input Wiki collects resources for language learners using comprehensible input.

Kippy helps users practice spoken languages through AI conversations, pronunciation checks, and grammar feedback.

Speak teaches languages through real conversation practice and an expert-designed curriculum.

Backend Cheats presents reference material and a white paper for people working on backend software.

TeachMeHebrew provides Hebrew lessons, including an alphabet course and spaced repetition study.

InterPals helps users find pen pals and language exchange partners in more than 180 countries.

TV Explorer provides browser-based access to free live TV channels organized by language, country, and category.

This JLPT grammar list organizes Japanese grammar points by exam level, from N5 through N1.

The official Tōku Reo site accompanies its language-learning television show with interactive exercises, podcasts, and a forum.

KongLongMandarin describes a bottom-up approach to learning Mandarin Chinese.

The Mini Dictionary supports Chinese character and word lookup, with phonetic and Pinyin input options.

OpenCantonese covers Cantonese speaking, listening, pronunciation, and vocabulary.

A Python learning playground and cheat sheet organizes example scripts by topic, with explanations for the code.

The American Sign Language Dictionary lets users search and compare signs, with more than 40,000 video signs listed.

Verbix provides online verb conjugation for verbs across many languages.

Scratch Wiki documents the Scratch platform and links to editions of the wiki in multiple languages.

Reverse Dictionary lets users search for words by entering a definition, with examples such as describing an unpleasantly moist phrase.

FSI Language Courses collects free Foreign Service Institute language courses, with downloadable materials, audio, and PDF workbooks.

The International Sign dictionary provides word entries, example texts, fingerspelling, and category browsing.

English e-reader offers graded reader ebooks for English learners and supports reading practice.

Iltyem-iltyem documents Australian Indigenous sign languages, including a dictionary with films of signs from multiple communities.

ArchChinese supports Chinese character study with a Chinese-English dictionary, stroke-order animations, online lessons, and writing worksheets.

Resources provides Finnish practice through virtual flashcards with English input.

ASL-LEX presents a lexical database for exploring and visualizing the American Sign Language lexicon.