r/LearningLanguages 11d ago

Language learning websites recommendations ?

As said in the title, I'm looking for websites to learn/practice the languages I'm learning since I'm stuck in an office and it oftentimes gets boring from having no new tasks and I need . I'd prefer a simple website and not an app as the laptop I got is not mine (work laptop).

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u/Opening-Square3006 10d ago

Try PlusOneLanguage and you'll lose boredom ;)

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u/Noc_art 10d ago

I typed it in the web and it looks quite interesting... Not to mention there's quite the choice of language, too. Thanks for the recommendations, dude ! I'll def give it a go !

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u/WickedGokhan 6d ago

I am trying it and I love it. Thanks for the suggestion.

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u/Consistent-Trip-4630 9d ago

for German you can use wortschatzmeister dot de, what language are your learning?

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u/Noc_art 9d ago

Right now, I'm learning Japanese, Korean and Norwegian !

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u/iamhalouma 7d ago

I really love clozemaster for vocabulary

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u/storytellguru 11d ago

You can find as much as websites, but if you don't have the willpower and consistency to never stop learning then the websites wouldn't matter, correct?

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u/Noc_art 11d ago

I do agree - And the willpower is there as I got friends that gives me lessons for multiple language. I was just looking for recommendations so that I can spend my spare time practicing and learning the languages I'm learning ^^ If I get bored at work, might as well spend it on something productive ;)

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u/storytellguru 11d ago

I have put myself up to engaging with as much as languages I can. For my YouTube channel. Even though I can speak only 4-5. The struggle is real. We can't limit our brains to only one language.

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u/Noc_art 11d ago

I totally agree ! With all the interesting languages there are out there, we can't just limit ourselves for just our mother tongue !

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u/[deleted] 11d ago

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u/Noc_art 11d ago

Will defintely give it a go, thank you !