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The World Atlas of Language Structures (WALS) is a large database of structural, phonological, grammatical and lexical properties of languages gathered from descriptive materials such as reference grammars by a team of 55 authors.

Did you know about thirty percent of English words derive from French?Watchas French people try to say borrowed French words the way Americans do!

Online encyclopedia of writing systems and languages. Includes in-depth information on writing systems, alphabets, how to learn languages, and language families from all over the world.

In this series of videos, called, Culturally Speaking, 70 people from 70 countries reveal how they say different words in their native language.