How to Learn a Language/See also

Autonomous Technology-Assisted Language Learning A listing of language pages on Wikibooks How to study a language on the Internet and in your head (part of the Latin course) Wikipedia articles Language learning, Language acquisition, Language education Flashcards and spaced repetition Russian Accelerator Method Pimsleur language learning system Computer-assisted language learning Second language, English as an additional language Bilingual, Natural language List of languages, Language families and languages, List of linguistic topics, List of official languages, List of languages by total speakers Philosophy of language, Transculturation Evolutionary linguistics intonation, accent, pronunciation, Sound change, Phonics Sign language Language exchange Multilingualism External links Reading WordChamp Reading Aid, provides mouse-over dictionary definitions in target language Quick TransLation (QTL) In-browser pop-up translator for firefox. Can, among other functions, Google translate any text you highlight. Often able to produce the intended meaning from literal wording that's not transparent to you from your native language. Writing Collaborative Language Learning Post and get corrections from natives, correct other people's post, makes friends. Speaking Skill Silo 1-on-1 language exchange site for students and teachers. The Mixxer Language exchange site for teachers and learners. Primarily for speaking practice, though provides wiki for written feedback as well. italki Language exchange site for students and teachers. Students can find free language partners and paid tutors. Listening Streaming International TV Streaming International Radio Vocabulary Babbel Flash cards with audio based on themes. Lessons MIT Open Courseware Course materials from Massachusetts Institute of Technology Free ESL Lesson Planes, Worksheets, Handouts and Games Pedagogy Commentary: You're not studying, you're just... | video by Ravi Purushotma. How to Learn a Language - Theory and online resources for learning a language.