Language
Language sites worth your time, kept by hand. No algorithm, no tracking.
- AnkiThe legendary spaced-repetition flashcard tool. Learn anything, remember it forever.
- ClozemasterVocabulary through context sentences. Intermediate to advanced.
- Conlang ArchiveFor people who build their own languages. Yes, that’s a whole world.
- DuolingoThe most popular language learning app. Free, gamified, it actually works.
- Etymology OnlineWhere words came from. Every entry is a small piece of history.
- ForvoHear any word pronounced by a native speaker from that country.
- Language TransferFree audio courses with a method that makes a language click, not stick.
- LingQLearn by reading and listening to real content in your target language.
- Lingua LibreA growing free library of spoken words in endangered and major languages alike.
- LingueeTranslation tool that shows real-world usage examples in context.
- Merriam-WebsterThe definitive American dictionary, with a good word games section.
- OmniglotWriting systems of the world. Every script ever invented, explained.
- ReadlangRead foreign-language web pages and click any word to translate.
- SpeechlingSpeaking practice with human coach feedback. Free tier available.
- TatoebaMillions of example sentences in hundreds of languages, contributed by humans.
- The Names DatabaseThe etymology and history behind first names from every culture.
- WiktionaryThe free dictionary with translations, etymologies, and pronunciations.
- WordnikEvery word has a page — definitions, real usage examples, related words.
- WordReferenceTranslation dictionaries with forums where actual speakers debate nuances.
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