#LingoHut

[majestylanguage]

Hello Langblr!

Hello! It has been a while since I’ve posted here. I am now in college and have the same ambitious goals from when I started this blog in middle school! My current target languages are Spanish and Russian. I am planning a trip to South America in the upcoming years that will put my Spanish to the test and am minoring in Spanish at my university. I have been formally taught Spanish since 1st grade, however didn’t really begin absorbing the language till sophomore year of highschool. To continue my growth with Spanish I will be taking the A2 course on Lingoda (https://learn.lingoda.com/en/account/course-overview). I will also be watching Shows (specifically reality TV since I love it) in Spanish to familiarize myself with the language. 

Russian is more of a personal learning experience - my favorite characters in a book learned Russian so I wanna learn Russian. I’ve started with learning the alphabet starting with hand-made flashcards and quizlets. Once I have a more solid grasp on the letters I will begin the Russian course on LingoHut (https://www.lingohut.com/en/l71/learn-russian).

My future goals include fluency in Spanish and Russian. Once I have a more solid grasp on these languages I wanna learn eventually French, Japanese, Portuguese, Korean, Greek and American Sign Language. Which I know seems ambitious but I have a long life ahead of me so it’s possible! 

#learning #langauges #spanish #russian #lingoda #lingohut #langblr #langblog

[chottobenkyou]

Croatian lessons on lingohut

#lingohut #Croatian

[blorbo-of-the-people]

💛 Learning Ukrainian 💙

A few of us in the SotP Discord server are trying to learn Ukrainian so we started a study group to keep each other motivated and help out with different resources. This is a selection of the tools and websites we use to learn Ukrainian, I will edit the post if more recommendations trickle in.

language courses

Duolingo obviously

Pimsleur (it’s for FREE if you sign up by the end of 2022 and will be available until end of 2023)

LingQ (has premium options for more features but usable for vocabulary flash cards in the free version)

LingoHut (has a loooot of vocabulary lessons with little games, useless for grammar though)

Jicki (German-Ukrainian audio course)

Grammar

this grammar book pdf in English

another grammar book pdf in German

Read Ukrainian! a reading course for beginners

mylanguages.com (also has a decent grammar overview with examples)

YouTube and other video resources

Speak Ukrainian

Die Sendung mit der Maus (famous German mouse that educates children on everyday things, some of their videos have been dubbed in Ukrainian but no subtitles)

Podcasts

5 Minute Ukrainian (Deezer link, I’m sure it’s on Spotify as well)

Ukrainian Lessons (again, should also be on Spotify)

Music

Spiv Brativ (some of their videos have Ukrainian subtitles)

Other

Ukrainian Lessons (website for the matching podcast above, also has more tips and resources)

If anyone here has other resources they want to share, please comment or message me directly and I’ll edit them into the post.

[date: Oct 09, 2022]

#Ukraine #Ukrainian #language resources #language learning #learning languages #learning Ukranian #Ukrainian resources

[salvadorbonaparte]

Do you know any good places for Farsi language learning?

Hello, sorry for the late reply!

I have compiled a lot of resources for Farsi in my folder (I also have added more materials for Dari and Tajik for those who are interested in those varieties).

When it comes to other resources there is Persian Language Online, Easy Persian, Loecsen, Learn Persian, Persianpod101 and LingoHut.

I don't currently learn Persian (but I am interested in it) so I can't vouch for the quality of these resources. If anyone has anything to add please do so!

#langblr #asks #persian #farsi

[nordic-language-love]

i was curious if you could recommend any books/resources for learning Norwegian? (or just your favorite language resources in general) thank you!

Hi there!

In terms of books like textbooks:

The Mystery of Nils (A1/A2) and Mysteriet om Nils (B1/B2) are pretty great imo.

Norwegian Tutor from Teach Yourself has been an absolute life-saver for grammar

Also from Teach Yourself is Norwegian Short Stories, which has vocab lists for each story

Enjoy Norwegian is good for higher intermediate (although I've never really clicked with it)

Another one I never clicked with but is used in a lot of language schools is På Vei (A1/A2 level)

Some other resources:

Lesnorsk norskkurs - texts from A1-B2 level

I do actually think the Duolingo course is okay tbh (the audio's sometimes a bit strange, but as far as free resources go it's really good imo!)

Memrise is also a popular resource: here's a link to the first of their Norwegian courses (never clicked with it myself, but a lot of people like it)

Lingohut is also pretty good!

CALST is awesome for helping you learn to speak specific dialects

I’ve not tried using it, but Bnorsk seems to be a website where you can learn Norwegian for free

I also take classes on italki (if you're interested in giving it a go then lmk so I can give you a referral code and get you a few dollars off your first lesson. I've also taken lessons from a number of tutors and can maybe help you find the best one for you)

Here's a bunch of Norwegian instagram accounts you can follow

This is a website with set expressions and idioms in Norwegian

Bildetema is good for vocabulary - you see pictures with the Norwegian words next to them, and you can click on them to see how they’re pronounced. There are lots of different topics too!

ung.forskning.no is quite good if you're like B1 level and interested in science because the articles are quite short and basically made for younger readers so the language isn't so difficult (a number of them also have corresponding podcast episodes, so you can read the article to learn a bit about the topic and then listen to the podcast)

Drops and uTalk (both apps) also have Norwegian available to learn (I’m not a huge fan of them, but you might be!)

I also use the Anki app on my phone to create flashcards (there’s a free knock-off version and a legit version that costs like £20+. I use the free one and it’s fine).

Podcasts:

Norskpodden is a good podcast for learners as they also have a transcript

Lær Norsk Nå! is also aimed at learners

Norsklærer Karense has her own podcast too (A2+)

I quite like Smartere på 10 minutter as well because it's interesting and it's short and the presenter speaks in clear Oslo dialect. If you're still not used to listening in Norwegian, you can slow it down to half speed. (B1+)

Oppdatert is also not too long, the presenters speak quite clearly and it’s about current affairs (B1+)

E-books

While I absolutely do not endorse the author's awful transphobic views, I know a lot of people are interested in reading the Harry Potter books as a way to expand their vocabulary, and it sure would be a shame if you could find all the PDFs free online and not have to give money to that aforementioned author. (Side note: the translator uses "omforladels" as a translation for "sorry" which like no actual Norwegian person apart from maybe in some dialects uses ever. Also remember it’s a translation, and the translator has tried to maintain a sense of “Britishness”, so some of the language isn’t entirely natural)

You can also search ebooks by language (including Norwegian) and download them for free from here (definitely 100% not illegal in any way shape or form *shifty glance*)

If you prefer to buy Norwegian ebooks actually legally, you can do so here.

Youtube channels:

Special shoutout to Norwegian Done Easy because Markus is my italki tutor and he's awesome (plus I'm featured! So you can see my silly little face Norwegianing as hard as it can!)

Norsklærer Karense (I'm uhh not actually a fan BUT she has lots of useful videos for like A1-B2 level. There's also a lot of useful information about culture and moving to Norway and integration and test-taking)

Preben's Norwegian Academy (he's from Nord-Norge, so you get some dialect exposure too)

Norskkurset (it's not updated for a little while but there are some good videos there!)

Norwegian Teacher Karin (another one that's not updated for a while but still has some good videos)

Norwegian With Tor (for a little Tromsø dialect)

Hope that's enough to get you started/keep you going! Let me know if you have any questions :)

#ask #norwegian #norsk #resources #learning norwegian #norwegian langblr

[bishh-kanya]

should i try learning hindi?

I’m half indian and my family speaks tamil but for the longest time i felt so disconnected from that side of me. Now that I’m older and the internet has exposed me to bollywood movies and desi culture i feel like trying to connect with the indian half of my roots (not by learning tamil for some reason, but since hindi is widely spoken and i like bollywood movies which are usually in hindi anyway i feel like it’s a good alternative)

And if i actually go about learning hindi, what resources do you recommend?

Why not of course Hindi is a beautiful language if you want to you definitely should learn it ✨!!!!!

I seee i can understand, at a point we all want to come back to our roots it's great that you took this Initiative , Bollywood movies are so good and you will be so happy if you understand them in Hindi , okay maybe Tamil is hard for you , but in future you may learn that as well , Tamil is a beautiful language.

Since i learned Hindi from my school, i never needed online resources but I'll link some for you so hope that it helps you :

Let's start with the varnamala aka alphabet:

This chart shows the original Hindi varnamala , just like English, Hindi has vowels and consonants, in varnamala there are 52 alphabets on a basis of writing. And Hindi Varnamala Having 45 Alphabets based on pronunciation. In 52 Alphabets, 13 vowels and 35 Consonants, 4 Combine Consonants, 2 binary Consonants.

This chart shows how you can pronounce them corresponding to the English phonetics .

You tube Videos

If you wanna learn fast and briefly:

This video will help you !

If you wanna go in depth and learn nicely:

try this channel

Books

I only found this one helpful online , I'll add more if i get :

Here

Apps

Language curry

Duolingo

Podcasts

Learn Hindi on the go

Hindi with linguaboost

Sites

Lingohut

This answer from quora has some links

Lastly you can watch hindi movies with English subtitles and correlate them and use them in your daily conversations and eventually you will get better

Here are some links !

Dil ka Rishta

Kaho na pyaar hai

Movies with English subtitles playlist 1

Movies with English subtitles playlist 2 ( this is for old movies)

If you can make a friend who wants to learn Hindi as well and converse with them in Hindi this way you will learn it easily!

All the best for your learning

Hope this helps you 🌟

#hindi language #hindi learning

[dhhoasen]

Học Tiếng Trung Quốc Online - Hiệu Quả & Miễn Phí

Tiếng Trung Quốc là ngôn ngữ được sử dụng rộng rãi nhất trên thế giới, với hơn 1,3 tỷ người bản ngữ. Việc học tiếng Trung mang lại nhiều lợi ích, bao gồm mở ra cơ hội học tập và làm việc tại Trung Quốc, giao tiếp với cộng đồng người Hoa đông đảo trên thế giới, và khám phá nền văn hóa phong phú của Trung Hoa.

Tuy nhiên, học tiếng Trung cũng có thể gặp nhiều khó khăn, đặc biệt là đối với người mới bắt đầu. Chi phí cho các khóa học tiếng Trung tại trung tâm ngoại ngữ có thể khá cao, và không phải ai cũng có thời gian và điều kiện để tham gia các lớp học truyền thống.

Tin vui là hiện nay có rất nhiều nguồn tài nguyên học tiếng Trung online miễn phí và hiệu quả. Bài viết này sẽ giới thiệu cho bạn một số website, ứng dụng và kênh Youtube hữu ích để bạn có thể học tiếng Trung online một cách dễ dàng và hiệu quả.

1. Các Website Học Tiếng Trung Online Miễn Phí

LingoHut: lingohut.com/en cung cấp các bài học tiếng Trung miễn phí cho mọi trình độ, từ cơ bản đến nâng cao. Các bài học bao gồm các bài giảng video, bài tập ngữ pháp, bài tập luyện nghe và nói, và các trò chơi học tiếng Trung.

ChinesePod: chinesepod.com là một website học tiếng Trung nổi tiếng khác với nhiều bài học miễn phí về ngữ pháp, từ vựng, và văn hóa Trung Quốc. ChinesePod cũng cung cấp các bài học trả phí với nhiều tính năng hơn, như bài giảng với giáo viên bản ngữ và bài tập luyện tập tương tác.

Yoyo Chinese: yoyochinese.com là một website học tiếng Trung dành riêng cho người mới bắt đầu. Yoyo Chinese cung cấp các bài học ngắn gọn, dễ hiểu với nhiều hình ảnh và âm thanh minh họa. Website cũng có các bài kiểm tra và trò chơi giúp bạn ôn tập kiến thức đã học.

DuChinese: duchinese.net là một website học tiếng Trung với nhiều bài học miễn phí về ngữ pháp, từ vựng, và Hán ngữ. DuChinese cũng có các bài báo, video và truyện tranh tiếng Trung dành cho người học ở mọi trình độ.

2. Các Ứng Dụng Học Tiếng Trung Online Miễn Phí

HelloChinese: play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.hellochinese&hl=en&gl=US là một ứng dụng học tiếng Trung phổ biến với hơn 10 triệu người dùng. HelloChinese cung cấp các bài học tương tác về ngữ pháp, từ vựng, và hội thoại. Ứng dụng cũng có các trò chơi và bài tập luyện tập giúp bạn học tiếng Trung một cách vui vẻ và hiệu quả.

Memrise: memrise.com là một ứng dụng học ngôn ngữ sử dụng các thẻ nhớ và trò chơi để giúp bạn học từ vựng và ngữ pháp. Memrise có khóa học tiếng Trung dành cho người mới bắt đầu và người học ở trình độ trung cấp.

Anki: ankiweb.net là một ứng dụng học tập flashcard miễn phí giúp bạn ghi nhớ từ vựng, ngữ pháp và các thông tin khác. Anki có thể được sử dụng để học tiếng Trung bằng cách tạo ra các bộ flashcard của riêng bạn hoặc tải xuống các bộ flashcard được tạo sẵn từ internet.

HelloTalk: hellotalk.com/?lang=en là một ứng dụng học ngôn ngữ giúp bạn kết nối với người bản ngữ để luyện tập giao tiếp. HelloTalk có hơn 30 triệu người dùng từ hơn 150 quốc gia, vì vậy bạn có thể dễ dàng tìm thấy người bản ngữ để trò chuyện và học hỏi lẫn nhau.

3. Các Kênh Youtube Học Tiếng Trung Online Miễn Phí

ChineseClass101: youtube.com/channel/UCJhnlRY-oKpanPGSvL8Ml8Q là một kênh Youtube cung cấp các bài học tiếng Trung miễn phí cho mọi trình độ. Các bài học bao gồm các chủ đề về ngữ pháp, từ vựng, văn hóa Trung Quốc và hội thoại.

Learn Chinese with ChineseClass101: youtube.com/channel/UCJhnlRY-oKpanPGSvL8Ml8Q là một kênh Youtube khác của ChineseClass101 với các video học tiếng Trung ngắn và thú vị. Các video trên kênh này bao gồm các bài hát tiếng Trung, các tình huống giao tiếp thực tế và các mẹo học tiếng Trung hiệu quả.

4. Bí Quyết Học Tiếng Trung Online Hiệu Quả

Để học tiếng Trung online hiệu quả, bạn cần lưu ý một số điều sau:

Đặt mục tiêu rõ ràng: Xác định mục tiêu học tập cụ thể sẽ giúp bạn có động lực và theo dõi tiến độ học tập của mình.

Lập kế hoạch học tập: Lập kế hoạch học tập chi tiết sẽ giúp bạn sử dụng thời gian học tập một cách hiệu quả.

Kiên trì và đều đặn: Học tiếng Trung là một quá trình lâu dài, đòi hỏi sự kiên trì và đều đặn. Hãy dành thời gian học tập mỗi ngày, dù chỉ 30 phút đến 1 tiếng.

Sử dụng đa dạng các nguồn tài nguyên: Kết hợp nhiều nguồn tài nguyên học tập khác nhau sẽ giúp bạn học tập hiệu quả hơn.

Luyện tập thường xuyên: Luyện tập thường xuyên là chìa khóa để thành thạo tiếng Trung. Hãy dành thời gian luyện nghe, nói, đọc và viết tiếng Trung mỗi ngày.

Tìm kiếm môi trường học tập: Tham gia các cộng đồng học tiếng Trung online hoặc tìm kiếm bạn bè học tiếng Trung để cùng luyện tập và trao đổi.

5. Kết luận

Học tiếng Trung online là một cách hiệu quả và tiết kiệm để bạn học ngôn ngữ này. Với nhiều nguồn tài nguyên miễn phí và chất lượng cao available, bạn hoàn toàn có thể học tiếng Trung thành thạo tại nhà. Hãy bắt đầu hành trình học tiếng Trung của bạn ngay hôm nay!

#học_tiếng_trung_quốc #tiếng_trung_quốc #học_tiếng_trung_quốc_ở_đâu #học_tiếng_trung_quốc_mới

[wannabepolyglot]

let's try this again... (completely redone intro post)

hello! my name is ez or eli! he/him please!

this is a sideblog; my main blog is @love-menormally :)

i am here to learn languages! currently i'm learning french (A2), latin (A1), and danish (A1). i'm hoping to start learning afrikaans, tamil, and ilocano this year (2024) and korean next year (2025)

i have a passion for words and language and etymology and all of the things around that. it’s fascinating to me how words changed and evolved and how languages are connected! very cool indeed.

organizational tags and more language info under the cut!

eventual goals:

learn french, danish, afrikaans, tamil, and ilocano to native/advanced level

learn latin, german, old english, and korean to intermediate level

methods:

duolingo

50languages

lingohut

language transfer

youtube

online immersion (once i'm at B1-B2)

writing in a language diary

podcasts and stories (once i'm at A2-B1)

language/study buddies

reasons:

french: first foreign language i started learning, has a special place in my heart cause of that

danish, afrikaans, tamil, ilocano: family reasons

latin: offered at school. also it's interesting!

german, old english: they just seem fun idk

korean: idk. the alphabet looks really fun. and one of my friends and i have decided to do it together at some point!

my organizational tags are: #language talk, #it speaks!, #conlang, #reblog, #resources, and each of the languages i'm currently doing. and #misc languages, in case there's anyone doing different languages than me!

ok yeah that’s it bye!!

#it speaks! #pinned post #long(ish) post #language talk #last edited: march 2024

[tuformaciongratis]

¿Interesado en aprender chino gratis en línea? Descubre el curso en Lingohut y adquiere habilidades básicas en chino. ¡Regístrate ahora! #cursosgratis #formaciónonline #aprendechino #Lingohut #idiomas

[iyiyimlaben]

Tmam olurum, bende uykuyu çok severim ama kendisiyle bu aralar aramız yok neyse rusça nasıl gidiyor ne kadar öğrendin dil öğrenmeyi seviyorsun pratik olur lingohut diye bir site var oraya bakabilirsin

Anladıım kavuşursunuz yakın zamanda umarıım flsjfldk Rusça fena değil eve döneyim de kalan harfleri öğreneyim istiyorum bir an önce flsjfldk Kiril alfabesini öğrendim sayılır ve o siteyi duymuştuum bakarım tekrar, ben en çok Busuu'yu seviyorum flskfldmdl

[lovelymiral]

Larousse french dictionaries

Shtooka: French words, with translation (audio).Learn French: useful & familiar expressions (+ audio) (BBC).LingoHut: French-English vocabulary by topics (+ audio).Goethe-Verlag: French-English common phrases & illustrated vocabulary (+ audio).Loecsen: French-English common phrases (+ audio).Expressio: meaning of the French expressions.Dictionnaire analogique: analogical dictionary, Larousse (1980).Dictionnaire des synonymes: synonyms dictionary, Larousse (1977).Atlas sémantiques: French & English synonyms.→ French-English online translation & other languages: texts & web page Iate: multilingual terminological dictionary (European Union).Le Grand dictionnaire terminologique: French-English terminological dictionary & meaning in French (Québec).Linguee: French-English translation of a phrase.WordReference: French-English dictionary.Reverso: French-English dictionary & words in context & French dictionary (meanings, synonyms).Dictionnaire de l'Académie française: French dictionary (1935 & older editions).Dictionnaire visuel: visual dictionary, by topics.Usito: francophone dictionary, Université de Sherbrooke (Québec).Encyclopédie Larousse: French encyclopaedia.Larousse: French dictionary, meanings, quotations.Liste des noms communs et des adjectifs correspondant aux noms propres de personnes et de lieux.Petit dictionnaire des suffixes du français, by Danièle Morvan.Le Robert: French dictionary, meanings, synonyms.Trésor de la langue française: the most important dictionary of the French language, meaning & etymology.

#Larousse french dictionaries

[bilingualgal]

We need to talk about LingoHut

I’m supposed to be studying some Italian, but instead, I was googling in my computer how to learn a new language (no, googling how to learn will not teach you shit, you have to sit down and learn your target language not how to do it, I know but I’m lazy.) and I came across LingoHut, and I have to share it.

I don’t know if someone ever talked about this page, but if they did is worth mentioning again.

So basically you go to the website and in the Home Page you have to choose what is your first language and what language are you trying to learn.

Once you choose it’ll take you to another page in which you have tons of lessons, for ex. In Italian, there are 109 lessons.

I haven’t checked every lesson yet but for example, the first one is greetings and such. You click that lesson and you have 16 flashcards that will show you the word in your target language and the translation, at the same time that someone pronounces the words.

Below the flashcards, you have this  ⬇️

And basically is a bunch of game, an easy matching words kind of game, some kind of tic tac toe with words, a memory game do you know the one that kids play in which they have to find the matching pictures? Same but with words and lastly a listening and matching game.

Below the bar of the games, we have the vocabulary list of the words we are taught in that lesson, and you can click the word and listen the pronunciation.

In the end, you have a bunch of the next lessons.

The lessons vary from the content it can be greetings, numbers, health stuff, office words, computer terminology, etc.

The website doesn’t have every language in the world, but it has a lot of them. choose your target language, in my case Italian, and enjoy, is fun and simple if you want to practice or do something related to your target language but you don’t have the willingness that day to study something more consistent like structure.

And the best part is that as far as I went looking around in this page it’s fucking free. Sure, you won’t end the one hundred and something lessons speaking like a native from whatever target language you’re learning, but it can be useful to expand your vocabulary.

#langblr #italian langblr #italian #spanish #norwegian #afrikaans #german #chinese #greek #arabic #portuguese #icelandic #french #swedish #russian #thai #urdu #hebrew #language #LingoHut

[sandersstudies]

Language Learning Reference

I have a few favorite resources for beginning language learning online, and since I got a lot of asks about where to learn ____, I thought I’d organize languages to show where they are offered! This is not a comprehensive list by any means, but just what I consider a few of the great places to start. (These are all marked for learners who speak and will learn from English.) 

Many of these resources are free or have free versions with the exception of Pimsleur, Falou, Transparent Language, and LingQ (which all offer free trials, and many libraries and universities offer free access to Pimsleur and Transparent Language). 

Most of these resources have both mobile and desktop versions. 

I’ve only included resources that are high quality, offer 10+ languages, and which I have enough experience with to be confident in recommending.

No resources that serve only as dictionaries or phrasebooks - only resources that have lesson-like learning structures.

There are 80+ languages on the list! :D Lots of variety for those who might feel like Spanish and French are their only options. Edit: 6/9 There are now well over 100 languages :) 

(For Memrise, only official lessons are listed - unofficial lessons vary in quality and accuracy.)

Edit, 6/9: Added over 50 new languages, the platform Transparent Language, and several updates to previous platforms.

Afrikaans - Clozemaster, LingoHut, Transparent Language 

Ainu - Drops

Albanian - Clozemaster, LingoHut, Pimsleur, Transparent Language

Altai - Transparent Language

Amharic - Clozemaster, Transparent Language

Arabic - Busuu, Clozemaster, Drops, Duolingo, LingoHut, LingQ, Memrise (official), Pimsleur (Eastern, Egyptian, Modern Standard), Transparent Language (Modern Standard, Egyptian, Iraqi, Levantine)

Armenian - Clozemaster, LingoHut, Pimsleur (Eastern, Western), Transparent Laguage

Azerbaijani - Clozemaster, Transparent Language

Balinese - Transparent Language

Baluchi - Transparent Language

Bambara - Transparent Language

Bashkir - Transparent Language

Basque - Clozemaster

Belarusian - Clozemaster, LingoHut, LingQ, Transparent Language

Bengali - Clozemaster, Transparent Language 

Bosnian - Drops, Transparent Language

Breton - Clozemaster, Transparent Language

Bulgarian - Clozemaster, LingoHut, LingQ (beta), Pimsleur, Transparent Language

Buriat - Transparent Language

Cambodian (Khmer) - Transparent Language

Cantonese - Clozemaster, Drops, LingQ (beta), Transparent Language

Catalan - Clozemaster, LingoHut, LingQ (beta)

Chechen - Transparent Language

Cornish - Clozemaster

Cree - Transparent Language

Croatian - Clozemaster, Drops, Falou, LingoHut, LingQ (beta), Pimsleur, Transparent Language

Czech - Clozemaster, Duolingo, LingoHut, LingQ (beta), Pimsleur, Transparent Language

Dakota - Transparent Language (Dakota, Sisseton Dakota)

Danish - Clozemaster, Drops, Duolingo, Falou, LingoHut, LingQ (beta), Memrise (official), Pimsleur, Transparent Language

Dari - Transparent Language

Denaakk’e (Koyukon) - Transparent Language

Denesuline - Transparent Language

Dutch - Clozemaster, Drops, Duolingo, Falou, LingoHut, LingQ, Memrise (official), Pimsleur, Transparent Language

Esperanto - Clozemaster, Drops, Duolingo, LingQ, Transparent Language

Estonian - Clozemaster, Drops, LingoHut, Transparent Language

Farsi - Transpaent Language

Finnish - Clozemaster, Drops, Duolingo (beta), LingoHut, LingQ (beta) Pimsleur, Transparent Language

French - Busuu, Clozemaster, Drops, Duolingo, Falou, LingoHut, LingQ, Memrise (official), Pimsleur, Transparent Language (French, Canadian, Moroccan) 

Galician - Clozemaster, LingoHut

Georgian - Clozemaster, LingoHut, Transparent Language

German - Busuu, Clozemaster, Drops, Duolingo, Falou, LingoHut, LingQ, Memrise (official), Pimsleur (Standard, Swiss), Transparent Language

Greek - Clozemaster, Drops, Duolingo, LingoHut, LingQ, Pimsleur, Transparent Language 

Guarani - Clozemaster

Gujarati - LingQ (beta)

Gwich'in (Dinjii Zhuh K'yaa) - Transparent Language

Haitian Creole - Pimsleur, Transparent Language

Hän - Transparent Language

Housa - Transparent Language

Hawaiian - Drops, Duolingo, Transparent Language

Hebrew - Clozemaster, Drops, Duolingo, LingoHut, LingQ (beta), Pimsleur, Transparent Language

High Valyrian - Duolingo

Hindi - Clozemaster, Drops, Duolingo, LingoHut, Pimsleur, Transparent Language

Hmong - Transparent Language

Holikachuk - Transparent Language 

Hungarian - Clozemaster, Drops, Duolingo (beta), LingoHut, LingQ (beta), Pimsleur, Transparent Language 

Icelandic - Clozemaster, Drops, LingoHut, Memrise, Pimsleur, Transparent Language 

Igbo - Drops

Indonesian - Clozemaster, Drops, Duolingo, LingoHut, LingQ (beta), Pimsleur, Transparent Language

Interlingue - Clozemaster

Irish - Clozemaster, Duolingo, Pimsleur, Transparent Language

Italian - Busuu, Clozemaster, Drops, Duolingo, Falou, LingoHut, LingQ, Memrise (official), Pimsleur, Transparent Language

Japanese - Busuu, Clozemaster, Drops, Duolingo, Falou, LingoHut, LingQ, Memrise (official), Pimsleur, Transparent Language

Kalmyk - Transparent Language

Kaqchikel - Transparent Language

Kazakh - Clozemaster, Transparent Language

Kituba - Transparent Language

Klingon - Duolingo

Koasati - Transparent Language

Korean - Clozemaster, Drops, Duolingo, Falou, LingoHut, LingQ, Memrise (official), Pimsleur

Kurdish - Transparent Language

Kwak̓wala - Transparent Language

Latin - Clozemaster, Duolingo, LingQ, Transparent Language

Latvian - Clozemaster, LingoHut, Transparent Language

Lithuanian - Clozemaster, LingoHut, Pimsleur, Transparent Language

Luxembourgish - Transparent Language

Lojban - Clozemaster

Macedonian - Clozemaster, LingoHut, Transparent Language

Malagasy - Transparent Language

Malay - LingoHut, LingQ (beta), Transparent Language

Mandarin - Busuu, Clozemaster (Modern, Traditional), Duolingo, Drops, Falou, LingoHut, LingQ (Modern, Traditional [beta]), Pimsleur, Transparent Language

Maori - Clozemaster, Drops, Transparent Language

Michif - Transparent Language

Mirandese - Transparent Language

Mongolian - Memrise (official), Transparent Language

Nahuatl - Transparent Language

Naskapi - Transparent Language

Navajo - Duolingo

Nepali - Transparent Language

Nogai - Transparent Language

Norwegian - Clozemaster, Drops, Duolingo, Falou, LingoHut, LingQ (beta), Memrise (official), Pimsleur

Occitan - Clozemaster

Oji-Cree - Transparent Language 

Ojibwe - Pimsleur, Transparent Language (Ojibwe, Central, Northwestern)

Pashto - Pumsleur, Transparent Language

Persian - Clozemaster, Drops, LingoHut, LingQ (beta), Pimsleur (Dari, Farsi), Transparent Languages (see Farsi)

Piedmontese - Clozemaster

Polish - Busuu, Clozemaster, Drops, Duolingo, Falou, LingoHut, LingQ, Memrise (official), Pimsleur, Transparent Language

Portuguese - Busuu, Clozemaster, Drops (Brazilian, European), Duolingo, Falou, LingoHut, LingQ, Memrise (official) (Brazilian, Portugal), Pimsleur (Brazilian, European), Transparent Language

Punjabi - Pimsleur, Transparent Language

Quechua - Transparent Language 

Romanian - Clozemaster, Duolingo, LingoHut, LingQ (beta), Pimsleur, Transparent Language

Russian - Busuu, Clozemaster, Drops, Duolingo, Falou, LingoHut, LingQ, Memrise (official), Pimsleur, Transparent Language

Samoan - Drops

Scottish Gaelic - Clozemaster, Duolingo, Transparent Language

Serbian - Clozemaster, Drops, LingoHut, LingQ (beta), Transparent Language

Slovak - Clozemaster, LingoHut, LingQ (beta), Transparent Language

Slovenian - Clozemaster, Memrise, LingoHut

Somali - Transparent Language

Spanish - Busuu, Clozemaster, Drops (Castilian, Mexican), Duolingo, Falou, LingoHut, LingQ, Memrise (official) (Spain, Mexico), Pimsleur (Castilian, Latin American), Transparent Language (Latin American, Castilian)

Swahili - Drops, Duolingo, LingoHut, Pimsleur, Transparent Language

Swedish - Clozemaster, Drops, Duolingo, Falou, LingoHut, LingQ, Memrise (official), Pimsleur, Transparent Language 

Tagalog - Clozemaster, Drops, LingoHut, Pimsleur, Transparent Language

Tajiki - Transparent Language

Tamil - Transparent Language

Tanana, Lower - Transparent Language

Thai - Clozemaster, Drops, LingoHut, Pimsleur, Transparent Language

Toki Pona - Clozemaster

Turkish - Busuu, Clozemaster, Drops, Duolingo, Falou, LingoHut, LingQ (beta), Memrise (official), Pimsleur

Turkmen - Transparent Language 

Tuvan - Transparent Language

Twi - Pimsleur

Ukrainian - Clozemaster, Duolingo, LingoHut, LingQ, Pimsleur, Transparent Language

Urdu - LingoHut, Pimsleur, Transparent Language

Uzbek - Transparent Language (Cyrillic, Latin)

Vietnamese - Clozemaster, Drops, Duolingo, Falou, LingoHut, Pimsleur, Transparent Language

Welsh - Clozemaster, Duolingo, Transparent Language 

Wolof - Transparent Language 

Yiddish - Duolingo, Clozemaster

Yoruba - Drops, Memrise (official), Transparent Language

Zulu - Transparent Language

#langblr

[agermanadventurer]

Want to find German courses?

Do you want to sign up to a course in learning German? Then I have gathered a few places to look!

Goethe Institute 

DeutschAkadamie  

Deutsch-lernen

Deutsch-uni

Free German Lessons Online

Deutsche Welle

Lingohut

Thegermanproject

Learn German Easily

Also, remember that Goethe Institute is the real deal. There you will find examples of what could show up on the official assessment tests (the tests you would need to pass when moving to Germany, for job but specifically for studying). 

#deutsch #deutsch lernen #deutschlernen #deutsch langblr #german #learning german #german langblr #german resources

[salvadorbonaparte]

Hello! You said on that duolingo alternatives list that we could ask for a more detail on the resources list for any of the languages? Could you do one for Hungarian, please? Thank you so much for compiling that list!

Hello!

Apart from the list of apps I already posted and my textbook collection I can offer you the following websites:

50 Languages

Glossika

Hungarian Kati

Let's Learn Hungarian

LingoHut

LiveLingua

Loecsen

Podcasts:

HungarianPod101

Fluent Fiction Hungarian

Hungarian Daily

Plain Hungarian

One Minute Hungarian

SBS Hungarian

Learn Hungarian Anywhere

I also have a small playlist with some songs

I don't have a link right now but websites like RadioGarden also offer international radio including from Hungary (I once found a pretty good Hungarian one in western Romania)

#langblr #hungarian #language resources #language learning #I am sure there are more but this will have to do for now #if those truly don't suffice I can do a deep dive #I also occasionally reblog Hungarian vocab lists or other things

[nordic-language-love]

why are there so few icelandic resources waaah

#if you know any good ones pls share #i'm using icelandiconline and ielanguages for grammar mostly #then lingohut and drops and utalk for vocab #might have to invest in the Teach Yourself book #hmm #icelandic #langblr #learning icelandic #langblr icelandic