Repo of Pretty Cool Language Resources

General

• Lexicity -- This is a link aggregation site for ancient languages via Wayback Machine. I've used it for Coptic, Elamite, and Georgian, but there are quite a few here

Uralic Languages

These guys have 48 noun cases and not a single one of them is the accusative

Estonian

• Keeleklikk Estonian Lessons -- Straightforward language lessons, comprehensive although pacing feels a bit slow

Tungusic Languages

There is immense practical value to learning Siberian languages with less than 50 remaining native speakers worldwide

Uilta (aka Orok)

• Uilta Grammatical Outline -- Tsumagari-sensei's grammar outline is a great place to start, as always, for anything Tungusic

Manchu

• Introduction to Manchu in 21 Lessons -- This is where you start for self-study
• Manchu: A Textbook for Reading Documents -- Best place to go after finishing MSG lessons
• Buleku -- The best Manchu dictionary
• Harvard Manchu Courses -- That's right idiots HARVARD teaches Manchu. What's crazy to think about is that Harvard is old enough that it could have taught Manchu when it was pretty important (e.g. the height of the Qing dynasty) and these are just leftovers

Mongolic Languages

Yeah we get it you think empires should be measured by contiguous land

Mongolian

• Harvard Mongolian Courses -- More Harvard classes

Kartvelian Languages

So that you can properly describe your wine

Georgian

• Harvard Georgian Studies -- Oh boy, more classes from Harvard

Indo-European Languages -- Celtic Branch

For when you feel like hating the Romans with better immersion

Manx

• Say Something in Manx -- This site has a few other Celtic languages as well. The lessons force you to produce Manx by shadowing immediately. Pretty interesting concept

Indo-European Languages -- Germanic Branch

Anyone who speaks these languages would prefer to just communicate in English anyway

Gothic

• UT Austin's Gothic Online -- Taught through New Testament translations so I hope you're an Arian

Faroese

• Faroese Textbook -- Pretty modern textbook, need to find the audio files for it

Low Saxon

• Plautdietsch to English Dictionary -- Man it is difficult to find English language resources for this one. Maybe just learn High German

Indo-European Languages -- Anatolian Branch

SURELY this is a good use of time

Hittite

• UT Austin's Hittite Online -- I once wrote a song called Plague Prayers fwiw

Elamite Language Isolate

In case you need to seduce a woman fast

Elamite

• Elamisch (Word Doc) -- Yeah it's in German but what info on Elamite isn't

Conlangs

Cause some of them are cool shut up

Toki Pona

• jan Misali's toki pona Playlist -- This person does a pretty good introduction to the language, aside from the usual textbook