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34 reviews • meridianmagazine.com
Estonian should be lumped in with Finnish. I think Lithuanian should as well. Norwegian is not up there at all. It belongs to the Northern Germanic Group. Celtic tongues should be divided into Goidelic and Brthyonic and should also show at least Breton and Scots Gaelic if... more
Ohhhh, that's it, Stumble - bring me the good stuff! A big list of french phrases and mots justes* that have wound their way into English conversation. It's entertaining as etymology, but downright fun to read through the list in a haughty Parisien accent**. ... more
An interesting -but very valid- approach to learning a new language. Noun cases, which don't exist in English, are especially challenging for students of German, Russian or Greek, for example.
33 reviews • digitaldialects.com
From the page: "This site contains free to use interactive games for learning languages and links to study resources. Activities require the use of Flash Player, which you already have if you can see the satellite moving below. "
19 reviews • how-to-learn-any-language.com
1. The difficulty ratings are surely subjective. 2. Unless it points to some sort of online language learning source, this site is completely pointless. True, but this site isn't meant to be a one-stop resource to learn languages. It is simply meant to be a... more
Better bring a drink with you...better make that several...this stuff is the driest of the dry. By the time you read it you could write 2 novels. By the time you use it you'll have been dead a hundred years. It reminds me of a writing correspondence-course I took 35 years... more
44 reviews • exploratorium.edu
WE DON'T ASK OURSELVES where languages come from because they just seem to be there: French in France, English in England, Chinese in China, Japanese in Japan, and so forth. Yet if we go back only a few thousand years, none of these languages were spoken in their... more
39 reviews • mylanguageexchange.com
From the page: "Find a partner at the online community and practice your second language (any language) with a native speaker who is learning your language. " Offers free as well as "gold" membership. The gold is quite inexpensive, but you can use... more
Basic Japanese, and from my very very limited knowledge of the language, it's accurate too.
As you can read in their about page it support 85 languages for now... obviously it can not support *everything* ... For those language they support it works fine here! Check out the list of the supported language http://langid.net/about-langid.html Also as someone else... more
