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Learn Eberban is a free and open-source book for studying the constructed language Eberban. It teaches the language up to an intermediate level and reads like a book, with each chapter introducing a concept alongside vocabulary and example sentences. The course is marked as out of date and on indefinite hiatus.
Lojban.io is a free and open-source platform for studying Lojban, an artificial spoken language built over more than 60 years. Its grammar is based on simple rules, and its linguistic features are inspired by predicate logic. The site offers courses, decks and resources, and it also links to a community Discord server.
Cantonese.ca is a website offering information for learning colloquial Cantonese (Yue Chinese) as spoken by youth in Hong Kong and in overseas communities. It covers tones, pronunciation, common phrases, basic vocabulary, grammar, and thematic vocabulary.
Nihongo con Teppei is a Japanese podcast for beginners, presented as a way to learn to speak Japanese naturally. The site lists numbered episodes with Japanese titles and downloadable MP3 audio files. No further details are given.
Learn Na'vi is a resource for the constructed Na'vi language from James Cameron's Avatar. It offers a Na'vi-to-English vocabulary section, pronunciation and grammar information, and a reference library including the Na'vi Dictionary. The site hosts forums and a Discord server with scheduled online classes. It has existed since 2009, and its content is based on the work of language creator Dr. Paul Frommer.
PolyglotClub is a language exchange community for practicing languages with native speakers and learners through conversations, events, and language exchange, online or offline. It reports over one million members worldwide.
