Language Roadmap is a media catalog for language learners to find movies, TV shows, podcasts, books, and YouTube channels by language, genre, and difficulty. It offers a difficulty ranking system, an immersion tracker to bookmark titles and track hours and pages, and a recommendation system for discovering comprehensible content.
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The ELRA Catalogue of Language Resources lists language resources and evaluation packages in Human Language Technology, distributed by ELRA through its operational body ELDA. It aims to help researchers and developers find and access existing resources. The catalogue holds 1,598 language resources and is viewable as an OLAC repository. Prices vary by ELRA membership status, organisation type and licence.
Omniglot is an online encyclopedia focused on writing systems and languages. It catalogues alphabets, abjads, abugidas, syllabaries, constructed scripts, and natural language profiles. The site also offers language learning tips, multilingual useful phrases, numbers, idioms, songs, stories, and other language-related resources for users interested in linguistics or language study.
FSI Language Courses is a resource for free Foreign Service Institute language courses. It offers downloads of course materials, mp3 audio and PDF workbooks for languages including French, Spanish, German, Italian, Portuguese, Arabic and Japanese. The courses were originally developed for US diplomats and are in the public domain.
The National Institute of Korean Language is a Republic of Korea institution. Its site offers a Korean-Foreign Language Learners' Dictionary and downloadable Practical Korean Expressions for Learners of Korean in multiple languages, including English, French, Chinese, Spanish, Japanese and Russian.
The South African Centre for Digital Language Resources (SADiLaR) is an organization focused on advancing digital language resources for African languages. It hosts a range of resources including the African Language Grammar Portal, Lwimilinks, Autshumato machine translation tools, NCHLT text services, and spelling checkers for South African languages. The centre runs initiatives including DH-IGNITE, ESCALATOR, SWiP and HESSP, offers workshops, and develops linguistic resources and terminology including the African Wordnet.
META-SHARE is an open language resource exchange facility for sharing and disseminating language resources. It is a network of distributed repositories holding language data and basic language processing tools, documented with metadata for uniform search and access. Members maintain their own repositories or deposit resources with hosting repositories, and third parties can search the network and acquire resources under licensing terms.
CLARIND-UdS is the language resource repository at Saarland University, run in collaboration with Text+ and CLARIN ERIC. It hosts and processes language resources, especially multilingual corpora, supplying metadata in Dublin Core and CMDI formats for harvesting by the Virtual Language Observatory. It also hosts the GRUG Treebank and supports training for young researchers.
Language Drops helps learn languages with dictionaries, reading tools, lessons, pronunciation, or study resources.
Language Learners helps learn languages with dictionaries, reading tools, lessons, pronunciation, or study resources.
Public spreadsheet collecting language-learning links, tools, communities, and study resources.
Language Squad helps learn languages with dictionaries, reading tools, lessons, pronunciation, or study resources.
The Language Exchange Network points to a Reddit community or thread with discussion, guides, troubleshooting, or shared resources.
The Toaq Language helps learn languages with dictionaries, reading tools, lessons, pronunciation, or study resources.
The Language Archive Cologne is a digital archive of language resources containing collections of primary language data, including audio and video recordings and linguistic analyses. The site lists 40 collections covering 35 languages, with individual collections documenting specific languages and topics, some marked public and others restricted or academic. It also provides metadata and an API.
LanguageMap is an interactive world language map that shows where each language is spoken and how languages are related. It includes a daily guessing game and indicates that 877 of the 8,238 languages listed by Glottolog are on the map so far.
Free audio language courses focused on intuitive explanations and listening practice.
LexiLogos is a free online resource offering dictionaries in every language, along with maps and documents of every country. It also provides a multilingual keyboard and pages about countries. The site lists language dictionaries covering many languages and language families.
An online American Sign Language dictionary offering signs for hundreds of words and phrases, demonstrated in video by Dr. Byron Bridges. Visitors can browse signs by category or use a beta sign search, and the site points to additional ASL courses and workbooks.
Catalogue of language resources, data and tools for linguistic research and language and speech technology within the Dutch language area, offered by the Institute for the Dutch Language. It lists text collections, word lists, scientific dictionaries, speech corpora and software. Downloading requires a login.
META-SHARE is a network of distributed repositories for language resources, including datasets and basic language processing tools, documented with metadata for uniform search and access. Members maintain repositories using open source META-SHARE software or deposit resources in hosting repositories. Third parties can search the network and acquire resources under licensing terms.
ani-cli-arabic is a command-line interface tool designed for watching anime with Arabic language support. It is available for download via PyPI, AUR and GitHub, and was created by user @np4abdou1.
BSL SignBank is a British Sign Language dictionary and lexical database compiled by deaf and hearing linguists at the Deafness, Cognition and Language Research Centre. It offers a BSL dictionary, fingerspelling, videos of Deaf people using BSL, learning resources and regional information, and can be browsed by handshape and location. Signs come from the BSL Corpus and the Dictionary of British Sign Language/English.
A site offering side-by-side comparisons of programming languages and their compilers or runtimes. Benchmark tests are executed in a single CI job, and the static website is regenerated once a change is merged into the main branch. It aims to compare performance differences between languages and between compilers or runtimes of the same language.