Welcome
Welcome to /r/languagelearning. This community exists to help anyone looking to pick up or improve at a language. We hope you enjoy your stay!
If you're looking for information, the best place to start with our posting guide. That will help direct you to the right place.
Here are the main resources:
That should be enough to help you with anything you need to know.
You are welcome to submit topics or questions to the subreddit, but we ask that you please read the posting guide first.
Editing
Editing of any page is open to all who wish to help the subreddit by adding useful resources. To help cut down spam, in order to create/edit, your account must be at least 90 days old and have a combined karma of over 100. Recent events have forced us to raise this limit.
All Wiki modifications will be monitored. Adding spam will result in a user ban and blacklisting of the offending domain. No exceptions. This means ANY content that you are involved in the creation or monetarisation of. If you are unsure of your content, message the mods.
You must accompany your edits with a brief explanation of the changes you made. Failure to do so may result in reversal of changes and a user ban.
Index
The wiki is structured into three broad sections, the guide to learning languages, the FAQs section, and resources.
How to Start Learning a Language
How to Start Learning a Language
This is an overview of how to learn a language.
FAQ
There are four sections:
Resources
This section links to the various resources, subreddits and useful resources for each language.
Here are some links to the most popular languages:
Language learning concepts
This is a wiki of more advanced concepts explained in-depth.