#usefulsites

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Sites that might help you

Busuu. It is a virtual community to learn different languages like English, Spanish, French, Japanese, Portuguese and German, among others. It is available for iPhone, iPad and Android. 

 Wilingua. It is a English course ideal for beginners and available for iPhone, iPad and Android.

 Duolingo. This learning system allows you to combine learning two languages at once. You can learn English, French, Italian, Portuguese and German. Voxy. This method involves personal lessons based on our level of English, interests or goals as getting the TOEFL.

Mosalingua. It is an app for learning English, French, Italian, German and Portuguese. It is available on iPhone, iPod, iPad and Android.

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Useful Sites & Links for Learning Hindi! 

BBC: Basic language points and facts on Hindi

Omniglot: A little overview of history and writing system

Grammar overview by Yale University

Language learning games for Hindi (numbers, colors, fruits, months, phrases)

Digital Dialects: Another language game site

This site has a lot of grammar points but also has tabs on vocabulary and writing system

Good website to learn about the writing system

A Hindi language blog from Transparent Language (features posts on slang, colloquial Hindi, vocabulary, etc.)

If English is your first language or if you’re familiar with English, this is a post that compares English and Hindi so you can be aware of some of the differences

This YouTuber has a lot of Hindi language learning videos but also cultural videos about India

*Keep in mind that India has a lot of regional languages and that it’s also spoken in places outside of India :)

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Save Web Files

http://ctrlq.org/save/

Very useful site, you can download files directly onto your cloud service server space. Compliant to Dropbox, Google drive, Evernote and more services.

インターネット上のファイルをデバイスにダウンロードすることなくクラウドに保存可能なサービス。Dropbox, Google drive, Evernote他に対応。

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Useful Links & Sites to Learn Croatian

Info about Croatia for pre-language-learning purposes (though I know it is also spoken in other countries) 

Language-related information/history about Croatian 

learn-croatian.com: Intro to the basics with alphabet, grammar, and certain vocabulary 

mylanguages.org: Basic vocabulary and grammar.

digitaldialects.com: Games to reinforce basics (numbers, animals, colors, foods, etc.)

loecsen.com: Phrases and vocabulary with audio, visual, and writing 

basic-croatian.blogspot.com: Blog explaining concepts for basic Croatian

Memrise: No explanation needed. 

Activating computer keyboard to type in Croatian 

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Sites + Links to Learn Bulgarian

Lots of info on Bulgarian languages, good for beginners and seems to be a good site to keep with you as you advance your studies. 

Check out the right hand column for phrases for different situations.

This site has things from pronunciation, to vocabulary, language, and even things about the keyboard and most common words, etc. 

Do a YouTube search so you can hear what it sounds like. Here's one for specifically learning Bulgarian. 

Check out some popular language learning sites like Memrise or Livemocha to see if you like the programs they have :) 

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Useful Sites to Learn Spanish

Studyspanish.com: Various topics on pronunciation, grammar, and vocabulary

Lingolex.com: Lots of useful lists and grammar topics 

Especially good for beginners and probably something everyone's heard of: Duolingo! 

Digital Dialects, vocabulary games for beginners mostly. 

Spanish verb conjugations

Links and links and links of resources to learn the Spanish language 

Lessons with audio

Memrise, of course. 

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Useful Links and Sites for Finnish

Basic Finnish sites: Unilang, SpeakFinnish!, Digital Dialects

UUNO - Used to teach foreign exchange students about Finnish before they study abroad in Finland. If I were studying Finnish this looks like a really cool site to use! 

Finnish for Foreigners - For beginners but is also extends into personal pronouns, conjugations, etc. 

Iff you're a little more advanced and want to practice reading comprehension, this site has articles. They have easy, medium, and difficult levels. 

More links on Finnish! 

Memrise! 

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Useful Links to Learn Norwegian

Sons of Norway - Basic helpful lessons for people wanting to learn Norwegian

A blog about the Norwegian language, you can find some links toward the bottom of this blog post

Surface languages - Every basic thing you would want to and need to know about Norwegian

Digital Dialects - a couple language games for numbers, colors, and phrases/greetings 

My languages - a more grammatical approach to this language if you're into that sort of thing! 

BBC Languages - Quick phrases 

Norwegian on Memrise

Because if that landscape isn't a motivation to learn Norwegian I don't know what is guys... enjoy!