Language Learning

LangMagic teaches languages through adaptive reading, listening, and grammar practice across about 30 languages.

Textractor extracts text from video games and visual novels, with an extensible design described in its repository.

Talkpal offers AI language practice and conversation exercises across more than 130 languages.

Kakugo helps learners memorize Japanese hiragana, katakana, and kanji through tests that adapt to their pace.

Naitly offers AI conversation practice for improving speaking, pronunciation, and fluency.

Vocatra runs as a console-based vocabulary trainer, quizzing users on words drawn from their vocabulary files.

SpeakPal offers interactive language practice with an AI tutor, including chat-based speaking exercises.

KanjiDamagePlus provides kanji learning resources and display options.

MDBG offers English-to-Chinese lookup with Mandarin Pinyin, character definitions, and translation tools.

japReader breaks down Japanese sentences and tracks vocabulary progress while reading.

KoreanKeyboardLearner helps users practice typing on a Korean keyboard through on-screen exercises.

The Chimahon repository describes a Mihon fork with dictionary lookup, manga and anime support, an EPUB reader, and Anki card mining.

These pages explain Japanese grammar and usage for learners who think in Western languages, with attention to underlying principles.

NativShark presents a guided Japanese learning path with study access through its online service.

A Basic Guide to ASL combines text, graphics, and animations to explain signs for common terms.

Jan Lope provides Toki Pona lessons and dictionary content for the constructed language.

dict.cc provides a German-English dictionary with audio recordings and an online vocabulary trainer.

Weblio provides Japanese-English and English-Japanese dictionary lookup, idioms, example sentences, pronunciation, and translation.

Language Roadmap catalogs movies, TV shows, podcasts, books, and YouTube channels for language learners to explore by taste and skill level.

AnySign provides a free American Sign Language dictionary with more than 1,000 video signs and alphabetical browsing.

Frenglish shares English and French learning materials, including textbooks, books, and magazines.

SignLex offers sign language dictionary entries and lets users mark vocabulary as learned.

Learn Sanskrit through a beginner guide, grammar explanations, traditional texts, and an integrated dictionary project.

Click symbols on this interactive IPA chart to hear the sounds they represent, including vowels and consonants.