This is for people who want to learn another language: whether you only speak one and want to start learning a second, or you're a polyglot who speaks eight and therefore a language nerd so you just want a subreddit relevant to your interests, this is the place for you. Anything language specific (Spanish, French, German, Navajo, WHATEVER) is perfectly fine, and certainly anything related to language learning in general or linguistics is great, too. Polyglots and language nerds welcome!

Tags: language, languages, language learning, polyglot, polyglots, foreign languages, travel, culture

Resources

A compilation of language learning resources, put together by crh with lots of additional contributions in the comments.

Common European Framework of Reference for Languages - This is what you see a lot of people using in their flair to indicate their level of proficiency in various languages--these ratings are usually self-assessed, that is not official.

Related Subreddits

/r/AlienExchange

/r/DoesNotTranslate

/r/Duolingo

/r/EFLComics

/r/ExchangingLanguages

/r/indigenous_languages

/r/judgemyaccent

/r/LanguageComics

/r/Language_Exchange

/r/Linguistics

/r/Memorization

/r/QueerConlangers

/r/TranslationStudies

/r/Translator

/r/Xenoling

Language-Specific Subreddits:

/r/ancientgreek

/r/ASL

/r/bahasamelayu

/r/breton

/r/catalan

/r/cherokee

/r/chinese

/r/chineseLanguage

/r/croatian

/r/Cymru (Welsh)

/r/Englishlearning

/r/esperanto

/r/french

/r/FrenchImmersion

/r/gaeilge (Irish)

/r/greek

/r/hebrew

/r/Indigenous_languages

/r/indonesian

/r/italianlearning

/r/japanese

/r/korean

/r/lanl_german

/r/lanl_Latin

/r/lanl_russian

/r/latin/

/r/learn_arabic

/r/learnDothraki

/r/learndutch

/r/LearnHmong

/r/learnIcelandic

/r/learnjapanese

/r/learnpolish

/r/learnspanish

/r/learnvietnamese

/r/Lojban

/r/norsk (Norwegian)

/r/occitan

/r/portuguese

/r/russian

/r/Spanish

/r/swahili

/r/Svenska (Swedish)

/r/Tagalog

/r/urdu

/r/yiddish