Language Learning
For language learners and polyglots.
Communities for people learning new languages, from beginners to advanced speakers. Dedicated forums and subreddits serve specific language pairs, Discord servers offer conversation practice, and independent platforms provide structured resources for vocabulary building and grammar study.
Communities
On Italki you can: learn a language with a qualified teacher (over 5,000 tutors are at your service); find language exchange partner to practice speaking English while teaching your native language; get some tips on how to improve communication skills read articles related to language learning; engage with the learning community and participate in discussions. The platform counts over 3 million members, so you will never feel alone here.
MyLanguageExchange counts over 3 million users from more than 133 countries. On this website, you can practice 115 languages including English. With the help of this platform, you can find a penfriend, communicate with someone in a text or voice chat, and even play a word game.
Polyglot Club represents itself as a free language exchange community with over a million members. While using chats and forums is the most popular community language learning method, Polyglot Club took it a step further. They give learners an opportunity to attend real-life events and practice English or other languages face to face.
WordReference has forums for Spanish, French, Italian, German, Portuguese, Slavic, Semitic and many other minor languages. In true tradition as a translation service, the forums for major languages like Spanish, French and Italian come in language pairs too.
A community for anybody interested in learning other languages. Whether you are just starting, a polyglot or a language nerd, this is the place for you!
Welcome to /r/French, the place to learn and teach French!
The LingQ forum is a great place to ask questions, get lesson ideas and meet friends.
Find conversation partners and improve your speaking with Language Exchange.
This group is for people learning Japanese. We share articles, post study materials and discuss cultural topics. Please feel free to ask questions and post anything that you think will help your fellow students.
Group for language and culture sharing addressed to people from all around the world interested in language exchange and language learning. The Tandem method, developed by the Tandem Foundation, is the best way of improving your language skills and achieving fluency. Practice a foreign language with your native speaker Tandem partner, who in turn wants to learn your native language.
Mandarin Blueprint is a Skool community focused on language learning and related topics.
Are you interested in languages? Because we are! Join the Language Learning Community today and you can: Find other people with the same interests as you, such as food, gaming, art, travelling, animals, anime, technology and much more! Become a teacher and teach your language in our language classrooms!
A subreddit to discuss words and help increase your vocabulary.
The group Spanish Language Learners is for students, not for people who already know Spanish who are posting advertisements about courses and schools. The exceptions are when a teacher posts something useful for students as quizzes, exercises, etc.
The Qroo Spanish Crew is a Skool community focused on language learning and related topics.
Spanish After Hours is a Skool community focused on language learning and related topics.
Let's Master English is a Skool community focused on language learning and related topics.
This is a platform where Linguaholics could talk to each other, philosophize about language and bring their linguistic questions to the table. Not only English, as here you can also learn Spanish, German, Chinese, and other languages.
Fluency Formula Lite is a Skool community focused on language learning and related topics.
Language Atlas is a place where people who wish to learn Spanish and French can learn these languages. These students can interact with other students as well as language experts to exchange ideas and questions. In short: a community of language learners.
Mixxer is a free language exchange website produced by Dickinson College, a real language community builder. Here you can find a language partner to talk on Skype or practice writing. For example, you can write an article and ask a native speaker to check it providing you with feedback and tips on how to improve language skills. In turn, you can do the same in case someone needs help with your native language.
A group for people learning Russian, with resources, practice partners, and language tips from native speakers.