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Listening exercise where students with different levels of language study interview in Arabic. Videos require Quicktime to play.

This website is designed for learners and teachers of Arabic seeking materials for listening comprehension. Levels vary from novice to superior. 

Video clips of students from the Arabic Flagship Program at University of Texas at Austin share their experiences while studying abroad in Alexandria, Egypt. Students give interviews in various levels of Arabic proficiency.

Students at the Arabic Flagship Program in the University of Texas in Austin offer details about their experiences in the program. 

This cute song introduces and illustrates many Japanese onomatopoeia used for everyday sounds.

This video series explains Japanese counters and makes songs using them to help you remember all of them.

With the help of her cute animal guests, Maggie Sensei breaks down a wide variety of Japanese grammatical structures. Her posts break down conjugations, usage, and nuances in an easy to read format. Example sentences are written in both kana and romanji for your ease.

Cultural Interviews with Japanese-Speaking Executives is a compilation of brief video clips in which Japanese and Japanese-speaking executives discuss cultural issues that are of interest to North Americans. The objective of the interviews is three-fold: First, provide practical cultural information about business topics. The opinions represent those of real people. At times they are even contradictory, but they are designed to be a catalyst for discussion, not a definitive answer about some stereotype. Second, the interviews provide vocabulary in areas within a professional setting. The interviews present diverse vocabulary within the context of each individual's comments. Third, these materials provide non-native speakers of Japanese with multiple examples of natural speech, illustrating the way that speakers really talk.

Welcome to the Japanese Online Self-Help Utility, or JOSHU for short. In Japanese, JOSHU literally means "assistant", or "tutor", which is what this website attempts to do to anyone interested in learning the Japanese language. Practice katakana, hiragana, kanji, counting, vocabulary, and learn about Japanese culture.

Computing Languages are languages too! Check out this great tutorial that will help you understand and perfect the basics of HTML so you can build a better comment! Also offers tutorials for Java, Jquery, and other programming languages.

Great program/text book to purchase if you are interested in learning about the Yorùbá-speaking populations of southern Nigeria and learning the basic fundamentals of grammar and word sound in Yorùbá. Digital and hardcopy versions of the book are available. Select sections are available online as a sample.

Fantastic, funny, and informative Youtube playlist of videos made by a German in order to help English speakers (typically those from the US) learn German.

Arabic Collections Online (ACO) is a publicly available digital library of public domain Arabic language content. Funded by New York University Abu Dhabi, this mass digitization project aims to expose up to 15,000 volumes from NYU and partner institutions over a period of five years. NYU and the partner institutions are contributing all types of material-literature, business, science, and more-from their Arabic language collections. ACO will provide digital access to printed books drawn from rich Arabic collections of prominent libraries.

このプロジェクトは、本校が作成した３１１関連の日本語教育教材をネット上に公開することで、日本語を学ぶ人々、日本について学ぼうとする人々に自由に使っていただき、日本語学習・日本文化理解に役立ててもらおうとするものです。 Site with Japanese teaching materials. For grammatical studies as well as Japanese culture and news.

The Ancient World Image Bank is a collaborative effort to distribute and encourage the sharing of free digital imagery for the study of the ancient world. New York University's Institute for the Study of the Ancient World started AWIB by distributing imagery donated by its faculty, staff, and students via Flickr under a Creative Commons Attribution (cc-by) license.

This site contains over 300 phone conversations in colloquial Egyptian, Iraqi, and Levantine Arabic. Included are lesson plans and support materials. Conversation topics cover a wide range of daily life.

This source has a collection of free grammar guide, vocabulary lists, and likes to content in Arabic. 

A handy guide for beginners who are just learning the sounds of the Arabic alphabet.