r/languagelearningA 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!
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1. Language learning apps: Promote well - known language learning apps like Duolingo or Babbel which offer a wide range of languages. 2. Online language courses platforms: Promote platforms like Coursera or edX that have language courses from various universities and institutions. 3. Vocabulary building tools: Such as Quizlet which helps users create flashcards for language learning. 4. Pronunciation correction apps: For example, apps that can analyze and correct your pronunciation in different languages. 5. Translation management platforms: That can assist learners in managing translations during their study.
1. Always be respectful in promoting. Avoid using overly aggressive sales language. 2. Highlight how the promoted tool is relevant to language learning in general, not a specific language. 3. Mention any unique features of the tool that set it apart from others in the market. 4. Do not promote AI - based language learning tools as they are not allowed in this subreddit. 5. If promoting a self - developed tool, ensure it meets the quality standards and is not self - promoted too frequently.
The atmosphere is friendly, beginner-friendly; the community is large, which helps increase product visibility; diverse topics, covering a wide range of language learning content; there is frequent user interaction, making posts easily exposed.