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Eberban is a logical constructed language intended to be simple, regular, and expressive. Its grammar lets users manipulate predicates with particles, and valid sentences are syntactically unambiguous. The site offers parsers, tools, and learning resources, and it states that users can create their own tools and abstractions.
An online collection of Chinese classical works, with each character hyperlinked to an English definition and etymology. Characters are displayed as images so no Chinese software is needed, and links to English translations are included for most works. Included texts are the Tao Te Ching, The Art of War, Tang Poems and The Analects.
SpanishChecker is an online editor that finds common spelling and grammar errors in Spanish. Users type or paste text into the editor, which reports possible errors and a grammar score. The site also offers vocabulary and grammar resources and references its French counterpart BonPatron and English counterpart ESLwriter.
A free website intended as a place to learn signing, created by a Deaf associate professor of Deaf Studies. It covers topics such as sign language classes, the history of American Sign Language, ASL phrases, fingerspelling, and baby signing.
A Basic Guide to ASL is an American Sign Language dictionary for Internet users, combining text, graphics and animations to provide sign definitions for common terms. It includes the alphabet and numbers 1-10, with animated and text definitions.
MyLanguages offers 94 free language courses with vocabulary, grammar, audio and study guides. It requires no account and lets learners save a lesson and continue later at their own pace.
