OpaLingo

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   Conjuguemos

   Conjuguemos is a language-learning site for practicing verb conjugations, vocabulary and grammar in Spanish, French and other languages. It offers drill activities, single-player practice games, competitive multiplayer games and textbook-aligned activities. Teachers can create, import and modify activities and use a gradebook with progress statistics. A free student tier and a free teacher plan with limited activities and stored grades are available.

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   Jan Lope Toki Pona

   This site provides Toki Pona lessons and a dictionary. The lessons are based on earlier lessons by jan Pije and the official Toki Pona book by Sonja Lang. Downloads include PDF, eBook, and online versions, plus a list of official words and a Toki Pona-English dictionary.

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   Jlpt N3

   Jlpt N3 is a website listing JLPT N3 exam practice tests, organized into letters and vocabulary, grammar and reading comprehension, and listening sections. It also offers mock tests for JLPT levels N1 through N5. A notice states the site no longer publishes official JLPT examination questions and instead provides newly created mock tests.

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   StrongASL

   Strong ASL is a site for learning American Sign Language, offering over 2,000 signs with video examples and tutorials and the ASL alphabet. It includes a searchable sign database, alphabet and fingerspelling lessons, quizzes, and an AI feature that interprets user signs and gives feedback.

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   Learn Sanskrit

   Learn Sanskrit Online describes itself as a simple and complete guide to Sanskrit, with tools and resources for all levels. It includes a beginner's guide and notes on Ambuda, traditional Sanskrit texts with word-for-word analysis and an integrated dictionary, and a grammar series on the Aṣṭādhyāyī. Sanscript converts Sanskrit text between scripts.

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   Dreaming

   Dreaming is an immersive language-learning app for Spanish and French. It presents videos and other content at beginner, intermediate and advanced levels, aiming to mimic first-language acquisition without memorization or grammar drills. The app is mobile, and the material progresses toward content just below native media.

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