Free language learning Grammar
121 free resources across 41 languages.
A YouTube playlist from the channel Arabic 101 (https://www.youtube.com/@Arabic101).
Levantine Arabic pronunciation.
A website/app for mobile and tablet where you can learn different Arabic dialect, grammar and comprehension through all the skills and all the levels.
"Grab a sheet of lined paper, review the pronounciation, and practice each A-TOO-TAA (letter) 10 times, and educate yourself. Along with knowledge comes pride. Along with pride comes confidence. Confidence in yourself reflects the confidence people have in you. With pride, confidence, and knowledge, our nation will survive for 100 more generations." If you want to help the nation survive 100 more generations, there's an Aramaic alphabet guide with audio and some vocabulary.
A manual teaching the language. Unfortunately, there's no audio but there's a pronunciation tool.
A grammar book.
This is an exercise website.
A blog for Albanian and Bulgarian learners - grammar, vocabulary, phrases, tips.
Kak se pishe = how to write :) Here you can check the correct spelling of words.
The rules of spelling and interpunction in Bulgarian.
"Comprehensive grammar guide and useful vocabulary lists."
Pronunciation practice.
Verb conjungation tool.
A complete online grammar book.
Grammar, wordbuilding etc.
A website web focused on learning Czech words, phrases, grammar etc.
A grammar book by Laura A. Janda and Charles E. Townsend. In English. (PDF)
Czech grammar by D. S. Danaher. In English. (PDF)
Czech declension.
Verb conjungation tool.
Verb conjungation tool.
Lots of resources and exercises regarding grammar, vocabulary and more.
Grammar.
Have any questions regarding the English grammar? You can ask them here.
About the English grammar.
About the English grammar.
Non-prescriptivist blog about the English grammar.
“Courses about adjectives, adverbs, articles, gender (feminine, masculine…), negation, nouns, numbers, phrases, plural, prepositions, pronouns, questions, verbs, vocabulary, excercises… to help you with your grammar.”
"This site is dedicated to novice Finnish speakers everywhere. I hope to make this page as simple as possible to use, since learning all the rules of the Finnish grammar is hard enough."
Texts in Finnish with exercises, grammar explanations and English translation of the advanced vocabulary.
Helpful explanations of grammar, even very high level grammar concepts. You can browse topics by DELF level (A1, A2 ... C1).
Verb conjungation tool.
A site for grammar learning, a fair amount of exercises. There may be some typos in the sentences, though.
Three poems and some grammar notes
Grammar notes
A pronunciation dictionary, where you can check the pronunciation of any word in any language, recorded by native speakers.
Free language courses - 95 languages to choose from.
Free language courses - 95 languages to choose from.
Complete Georgian grammar.
"Cultural information, information on the language, alphabet etc and grammar notes in German"
Vocabulary and grammar exercises, idioms, false friends and more.
Grammar and exercises.
Links to resources focused on the pronunciation.
Verb conjungation tool.
Downloadable (PDF) grammar explanations.
A Greek book based on comprehensible input. Lacking in terms of grammar instruction, but very good as a supplementary tool.
Verb conjungation tool.
A Wikipedia page about the Hungarian language - useful grammar info.
Hungarian grammar clearly explained.
A small Icelandic grammar book.
"If you're trying to learn Indonesian which is also called Bahasa Indonesia, check our courses about adjectives, adverbs, articles, gender (feminine, masculine...), negation, nouns, numbers, phrases, plural, prepositions, pronouns, questions, verbs, vocabulary, excercises... to help you with your Indonesian grammar. Below are our free Indonesian lessons. Enjoy our courses!"
Vocabulary, phrases, grammar and flashcards.
Five Inuktitut dialects, grammar, vocqabulary and audio recordings.
Award winning tools for checking Irish spelling and grammar.
Having doubts regarding the Italian language? You can ask professionals here.
Grammar learning resources.
Verb conjungation tool.
"This site is designed to teach you and help you learn Italian for free through vocabulary, phrases, grammar and flashcards (vocabulary trainer)."
Italian blog teaching everything regarding the language.
Grammar.
Japanese in Japanese (lots of grammar).
Grammar, general info etc.
A free textbook.
Latin grammar reference in 642 chapters!
Nova Roma's own brief introduction for absolute beginners not only shows how to frame messages with Latin greetings but also gently introduces some basic grammar principles.
"Downloadable Study Guides for each chapter of the OLC, Parts 1-2: grammar explanations, worksheets, vocabulary (Greg Swann)"
"NovaRoma's introduction into elementary Latin grammar with many examples and in a practical approach."
"The LatinStudy List is an open mailing list dedicated to the study of Latin, including Classical, Medieval, and Neo-Latin authors. Both beginners and experienced Latinists will find something of interest here. It is shared by multiple study groups. There are typically several levels of beginners' groups as well as advanced groups translating passages from, say, Caesar or Vergil, and some composition groups reviewing grammar. A coordinator sets the group's agenda, then collects and collates assignments. These collations, or side-by-side listings of each group member's answers or translations, are posted directly to the list for discussion. Most questions are answered by the other list members, not necessarily those in your study group. This mix of experience levels, where people switch between the roles of student and instructor, makes the list a particularly effective learning environment and contributes to a sense of community."
"Easiest to use grammar reference, thanks to the sidebar and searchability."
Latvian for beginners - basic phrases, vocabulary and grammar.
Grammar tables.
"If you're trying to learn Latvian, check our courses below about adjectives, adverbs, articles, gender (feminine, masculine...), negation, nouns, numbers, phrases, plural, prepositions, pronouns, questions, verbs, vocabulary, excercises... to help you with your Latvian grammar. Below are our free Latvian lessons. Enjoy our courses!"
Vocabulary, phrases, grammar and flashcards.
Grammar sketch and basic info about the Lithuanian language.
PDFs for basic vocabulary, basic grammar as well as some excercises
A complete grammar textbook.
Website with grammar, reading, vocab and games.
A grammatical sketch and sample texts.
Arguably the best resource for learning Persian grammar.
Fun facts and grammar advice for Poles and advanced learners.
“A series of articles deconstructing various aspects of Polish grammar: prepositions, personal pronouns, verbs of motion, and so on. All concepts are illustrated with many example sentences and helpful tables.”
The polish grammar.
“a popular textbook explaining the fundamentals of Polish grammar, available online for free. It has several flaws: the explanations are very technical, some usage examples are off, and it is definitely not beginner-friendly. Nevertheless, it is one of the most extensive textbook - style grammar resources for Polish, which makes it very useful as a reference”
“A very rich library of concise grammar explainers in the form of tables and diagrams. The resources are mostly in Polish, but some come with additional English captions.”
“(Choose Polish Reference Grammar from the menu)—another comprehensive guide to Polish grammar, even more technical and detailed than Polish Grammar in A Nutshell. If you think some grammatical feature of Polish isn’t explained anywhere on the Internet, try searching in this book before you give up.”
Verb conjungation tool.
A complete grammar textbook.
Grammar.
A website where you can learn everything about the language: from the alphabet to pronunciation, from vocabulary to grammar. The exercise solutions can be found here at explaurafying
A complete gramar textbook.
This directory began from a community-built list of free language resources — a year of collecting and checking by Joanna (u/chlebka) and dozens of contributors who suggested links, shared freely. See the original list. We have since expanded, re-checked and re-categorised it, and we keep the per-resource credits where the original list recorded them.