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Asian - English or European language exchange

Practice English, meet native English, French, German speakers and exchange Asian language and culture. Join for free now and visit our multi lingual chatrooom!

Claritaslux-Language Software

Download a language to your Brain!English, Polish, German, French...

Corporate Latin Mottos

Provides translations and development of corporate Latin mottos.

Discount Language Training

Save big on your language training. Search this unique directory to find the latest special offers available at leading language schools around the world.

English grammar

Learn English grammar free. This glossary provides definitions and explanations of English grammar terms. This is excellent for your grammar understanding of terms.

English Language Help Centre

24-hour Help Desk for answers to questions about English grammar, pronunciation and vocabulary.

English language schools

English language schools database

Language Champs language school

Language Champs language school for most languages including English classes.

Language Etc.

Resources for students, teachers and writers.

Language Software Reviews

Reviews and comparison of language learning software on the current market.

Linguist Finder

Tutors, EFL tuition, translations, interpreting

Riviera English School

English Language school by the sea in beautiful Torquay, Devon England.

Successful English learners

Personal experiences of people who learned English successfully. How they did it, what English has given them.

Truly Canadian Dictionary

This is a dictionary with Canadian English spelling. There are many dictionaries out there which call themselves "Real Canadian" English dictionaries; however, I have never* seen one that really was. They all give priority to American spelling for such words as "color" instead of listing it under the Canadian spelling of "colour." Some people say to just use a British dictionary; however, Canadian spelling is different in many cases.