Free Language Learning Websites

• Build a Daily Routine: 15–30 minutes per day is more effective than long, occasional sessions. Use a mix of websites (apps, videos, grammar tools, etc.) for variety.

• Pay attention to the proficiency level. While some websites can accommodate all levels, others focus more specifically on beginning, intermediate or advanced learners. Finding one that works with your level will help you use it to maximum effect.

• Balance Your Skills: Focus on listening, speaking, reading, and writing. Don’t just memorize vocabulary—practice using it in real contexts.

Choose a few sites to mix and match based on what you need to practice!

• Duolingo
  • Fun, game-style language lessons for beginners and intermediate learners. Earn points, level up, and build your skills daily.
• Conjuguemos
  • Practice verbs, tenses, vocabulary, and grammar through games and drills.
• Khan Academy – Spanish Grammar
  • Clear, student-friendly videos and practice questions focused on Spanish grammar for middle and high school students.
• Digital Dialects
  • Play simple games to learn numbers, animals, foods, and more.
• Internet Polyglot
  • Practice and memorize new words with matching games and flashcards.
• Memrise
  • A hands-on option for flashcard learning.

• Forvo
  • Search any word and hear it pronounced by native speakers from around the world.
• LanguageGuide
  • Click on pictures to hear native pronunciation of everyday vocabulary.
• LyricsTraining
  • Watch music videos and lyrics as you listen — a fun way to learn through music!

• Readlang (free tier)
  • Read stories & articles in your target language, with instant translations and vocab lists.
• Lingua
  • Authentic texts that will test your reading comprehension
• BBC Languages (Archived)
  • Short lessons, videos, and reading materials with cultural insights.

• MyLanguageExchange
  • Develop a pen pal relationship to perfect your writing skills

• Easy Languages
• YouTube  (search for videos on any language and topic)