Russian
Sites for Grammar
masterrussian.com/ - Lessons and vocabulary
www.russianlessons.net/ - Beginner lessons and the site I use for referencing basic grammar
www.alphadictionary.com/rusgrammar/ - My favourite site for grammar, goes right from the basics to what you need to construct complex sentences. Great examples with
sentences and exercises.
Dictionaries
wordreference.com - Already been mentioned, but usually has good explanations and examples
ru.thefreedictionary.com/ - A Russian-Russian dictionary that usually just gives synonyms, but still okay
slovari.yandex.ru/ - Yandex is pretty much the Russian Google. So yeah.
News
www.bbc.co.uk/russian/ - The BBC news in Russian. Articles usually get translated a few hours or a day after they appear in English.
www.pravda.ru/ - Pravda's still going, and pretty popular.
www.vesti.ru/ - Just a news site
ytro.ru/ - Just another one
lenta.ru/ - And another one
TV
itv.1tv.ru/ - Stream Russia's First Channel
www.1tv.ru/videoarchiver/ - Loads of full and free shows from First Channel's archive
rutracker.org - Download just about anything. Like, anything. In a forum format, so you can browse shows/films/music/comics and download at will.
www.internytv.ru/online.php - Watch Интерны online, it's kinda like a Russian Scrubs. Pretty funny.

JAPANESE
www.polarcloud.com/rikaichan/
It's a firefox module. Indispensable if you don't want to open a dictionary tab for each word you see.
www.guidetojapanese.org/learn/complete
Awesome guide on grammar.
www.nihongoresources.com/
The lessons are very heavy, but it has a dictionary. I use it to learn jouyou kanji!
jisho.org/kanji/
Will find the kanji you're looking for with kana and number of strokes.
fr.wikibooks.org/wiki/Japonais/Grammaire/Introduction
www.dictionnaire-japonais.com/rechercher.php
First one is a succinct grammar guide, second is a dictionary. Sorry it's in french but it can still be useful so I'll post them.
MISC
www.wordreference.com/

SPANISH
www.studyspanish.com/tutorial.htm
Almost everything you need to know on grammar.
www.youtube.com/user/languagenow
This motherfucker is a professional teacher, he will teach you about spanish AND portuguese.
www.spanishdict.com/dictionary
Best dictionary I came across so far, it contains a lot of idioms.
www.ctspanish.com/idioms/idioms.htm
www.languagerealm.com/spanish/spanishslang.php
Idioms and idioms and some slang.

PERSIAN
http://www.easypersian.net/

>>85996
how about german my good man.

GERMAN

http://www.uni.edu/becker/German.html
http://www.uni.edu/becker/German2.html
http://pons.eu/
Translator
(better then google)
http://www.prosieben.de/tv/stromberg/episoden-subpage/
German version of The Office

>>86006
what do you think of the deutsche welle course?
i tried it but never really got into it but it was not bad

>>86007
that's the link
http://deutschkurse.dw-world.de/

everything, and it's free too

livemocha.com

suck it up

Amazing thread OP, have much on french?

You guys are awesome.

Much obliged OP.
Do you happen to also have anything on korean?

FRENCH

http://www.leconjugueur.com/frconjonline.php
Even if already conjugated, just type the verb you're looking for to know all it's secrets.

NORWEGIAN

http://www.frathwiki.com/Norwegian
Contains basic grammar of norwegian if you want to taste the water.

KOREAN

www.learnkoreanlanguage.com - General lessons and hangul for beginners
talktomeinkorean.com/ - Lessons and culture from beginner to advanced
www.learnkorean.com/ - More general lessons, good for beginners

Finnish

www.digitaldialects.com/Finnish.htm
www.cs.tut.fi/~jkorpela/Finnish.html
website full of useful links

MANDARIN CHINESE

nciku.com
www.youtube.com/user/ShermerIL
Chinese lessons.
www.chinasprout.com/ - Amazing store with tons of textbooks, games etc for learning chinese language. Most books have the option to choose between simplified and traditional
characters as well. If you need to order a chinese textbook, I recommend buying from here.
www.chinese4kids.net/ - Good site, has cartoons, lessons and activities. Aimed at kids, but it's suitable for beginners as well.

ICELANDIC

icelandiconline.is/
Great website that goes over the basics, and is generally a great resource for learning the language. Some institutes have adopted it as an acceptable prerequisite for more
advanced courses, and it is also helpful with Old Norse.
Other useful Icelandic links;
digicoll.library.wisc.edu/IcelOnline/Search.TEId.html
>Free online Icelandic dictionary. You tend to search by headwords, but it can check the entire entry as well, which is useful for common phrases with particular
declensions
bin.arnastofnun.is/
>Free declension database. Put in the word you want, select the box marked "Leit að beygingarmynd" so that it searches the entire entry in case you're trying to figure out
the head-word, and then go. You need to know the category, and it's only in Icelandic (learn that vocabulary!), but it's useful.
I also have an Old Norse textbook on my computer, but it's a terrible, terrible book, and I've only used it because it gets you reading texts quickly.
Hope this shit helps out anyone looking into Icelandic. Very good language to get into, and it really forces you to think about what you're saying.

>>86052
was here to ask exactly for this, thanks tons!
(moving soon...FUCK YEA)

I'd add the entire coffeebreak series of podcasts for a bunch of languages

also spanishdict has lessons that work well

Anyone have links for learning Swedish?

>>85997
For Russian I highly suggest you add Multitran.ru to your listing, because it is by far one of the best dictionaries on the internet, and for free.

Also helps with translating languages other than English into Russian, like Deutsch.

do you have something for turkish or kazakh ?

>>85998
textfugu.com is a great resource.

>>86071

I'm kinda interested in this.

How about some advanced English? I´m fluent, but I could use some training with prepositions and harder stuff like that.

Also Bump

Does anyone have Pimsleur: Russian in writing?

Does anyone have more Persian/Farsi resources?

>>86071

http://www.youtube.com/user/GoSwedish

It only has the very basics, but its a good start.

>>85996
Vore thread?
Vore thread.

Do you have some Polish?

>>86753
??

>>86151

I second the request for information on learning Turkish.

bump

>>86753

duolingo.com

Wait for that, contribute to humanity.

>>87579
also: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cQl6jUjFjp4

>>86718
bumping for this

Does anyone know how i can pick up an accent?

>>87833

This is like asking how one can attain a different heritage.

>>87839
No, just think about actors when they play a role with an accent.

>>87841

Ah, I guess you're right. Didn't consider that.

>>87833

I heard that speaking a foreign language in their accent takes about 10,000 either speaking hours or listening hours.

A lang board sounds fucking stupid

>>88270

incorrect.

Do you have any sites for Arabic?

While we're on page 0, do any of you have any good Vietnamese resources?

Do you have anything for learning Italian?

Contributing

https://sites.google.com/site/scienceandmathguide/languages

http://oli.web.cmu.edu/openlearning/forstudents/freecourses/french
An entire course of french. For free. They include like a million links to resources. They include french one and french two.
The bbc also has a course on their website.

>>87579
>>87580
This method is going to take for ever to learn a new language