r/ChineseLanguage

A community for anybody interested in learning other languages. Whether you are just starting, a polyglot or a language nerd, this is the place for you!

For people studying or teaching *Mandarin* - or just interested in the language. Please post interesting links, language learning advice, or questions about the Chinese language. **Please try avoid advertising in the main content of your post**. If you need a Chinese phrase translated try posting it here - perhaps someone can help. Please use English as your main language for posts and comments.

Teach your language, learn a new one: Free language exchange worldwide.

A community for discussing China and topics related to it. All viewpoints and opinions are welcome here, but please read the rules in the sidebar before posting.

你好! We are a community of learners, native speakers, and friends who share a passion for all things Cantonese. We are dedicated to share resources and promote the Cantonese language, cuisine, and culture! 呢度都歡迎用廣東話呀！ In the spirit of sharing and learning, please keep discussions civil and constructive. We have established some basic rules and they will be updated as needed. Comments and posts that fail to adhere to the rules will be removed. Repeat offenders may be banned.

A beginner-friendly community dedicated to the improvement of everyday Chinese handwriting. 交流分享日常漢字書寫的經驗技巧。歡迎初學者！

Discussing the origins of words and phrases, in English or any other language.

This is a community for questions and discussion about the English language, including language learning, etymologies, sociolinguistics, accents/regional differences, the history of the language, and how the language continues to evolve.

This is a community for discussions related to the Latin language.

We're here to learn, study, and practice the Korean language.

一个以相互尊重为基础、提倡求同存异的中文社区。我们欢迎大家友善地讨论历史、生物、科技、人文、地理、生活等各类话题。 A Chinese-language community built on mutual respect and open-minded discussion. This is NOT a satire/meme sub.

Welcome to r/LearnJapanese, *the* hub on Reddit for learners of the Japanese Language.