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• Ethnologue Database - on-line database of information about 6,500 languages. Includes alternate names, number of speakers, location, dialects, linguistic affiliation, and other sociolinguistic and demographic data.
• Human-Languages Page - concise index of human-language resources.
• WordNet - on-line lexical reference where English nouns, verbs, adjectives and adverbs are organized into synonym sets, each representing one underlying lexical concept.

• Ancient Scripts - examples of writing systems from around the world, including Mesoamerica, Europe, and Middle East.
• Bibliography of Planned Languages
• CELIA (Computer Enhanced Language Instruction Archives) - All sorts of software for learning languages.
• Conjugue - multi-language verb conjugation program for Windows can be downloaded here.
• Eurovoc Thesaurus and the Czech Eurovoc Project - a multilanguage and multidisciplinary thesaurus of the European Parliament and the Office for Official Publications of the EC.
• EuroWordNet - building a multilingual database with wordnets for several European languages.
• Feuille - links to human language materials on the Web, as well as some on-site material, like a Latin tutorial and an etymology column.
• General Semantics [Craig Presson] - Korzybski's General Semantics A study of interaction between language and toughts
• General Semantics [Steven Lewis] - a biography of Alfred Korzybski and many examples of the application of general semantics.
• Havelokk's Linguistics Info and Links - useful linguistics links and info organized by field of study and written for both linguists and non-linguists.
• I Can Eat Glass Project - a compilation of ways to say the phrase "I can eat glass, it does not hurt me" in many languages.
• Lexical-Functional Grammar
• Linguist List - the electronic mailing list of the linguistics community
• Linguistica - a javascript applet made to take the tedium out of phonological analyses. Select a set of phonemes, and it'll tell you what features they have in common.
• LingWhat? - IDRIS language decipherer. Answer a series of questions to determine the language of any particular document.
• Llenguatge icònic - El llenguatge icònic i la seva funcionalitat en la interacció informàtica. Repàs històric de la imatge operativa. (in Catalan).
• LMBM: Table of Contents - Lexeme-Morpheme Base Morphology
• Lojban Archive
• Lowest Protocol, The - about writing systems with links to WWW information about various alphabets and writing systems.
• Names which sound like verbs
• Ohio University CALL Lab - resources for language learners
• phonGIF - Phonetic Characters on the Web
• Shoecabbage Page
• Studying Phonetics on the Net
• Universal Survey of Languages
• Virtual CALL Library - U. of Sussex - Access to the diverse collection of Computer Aided Language Learning (CALL) shareware and freeware scattered across the Internet and available for downloading.
• Virtual Language Lab - Learn Arabic, French, Hindi...
• Word Page - ten new words to learn each week.
• World of MultiLingual Parallel Concordancing
• Xerox Lexical Technology - Xerox Lexical Technology (XLT) is a state-of-the-art engine for lexical processing which includes morphlogical analysis, morphological generation, tokenization, and part-of-speech tagging.
• FAQ - sci.lang
• Usenet - sci.lang - Natural languages, communication, etc.
• Usenet - sci.lang.translation