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r/languagelearning

2.3M members
r/languagelearning is a subreddit with 2.3M members. Its distinguishing qualities are that the community is massive in size, and has high activity.
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!

Popular Themes in r/languagelearning

#1
Solution Requests
: "What are some languages more people should be learning?"
29 posts
#2
Advice Requests
: "Whats your language-learning routine?"
24 posts
#3
Pain & Anger
: "How come I fully understand a language but struggle to speak it?"
23 posts
#4
Self-Promotion
: "Kalba - An Open Source LingQ Alternative with two-way Anki integration"
3 posts

Popular Topics in r/languagelearning

#1

Language Learning

: "Language Learning is so easy."
68 posts
#2

Language

: "10 years, 8 countires, 6 Languages: What I've learned about learning Languages"
64 posts
#3

Learning

: "10 years, 8 countires, 6 languages: What I've learned about Learning languages"
47 posts
#4

Learning Methods

14 posts
#5

Native Language

: "What is this sensation called in your Native Language? "
8 posts
#6

Accent

: "Can you lose your native Accent?"
8 posts
#7

Fluency

: "Even though 6 years of learning a language in school helped me with the basics, what's helped get me wayyyy closer to Fluency and structuring my phrases more correctly was immersing my hobbies and applications in my desired language."
8 posts
#8

Pronunciation

: "After learning a second language, I often find myself accidentally pronouncing “Soup” as “Soap” (b/c “sopa”). what funny effects have learning another language had on your native speaking?"
5 posts
#9

Language Practice

: "The final boss of language learning: understanding what someone that speaks into a microphone is saying"
5 posts
#10

Motivation

: "Motivation with useless target language?"
5 posts

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Subreddits for English Learners

7 subs, 2.8M members+143k/mo (5.0%)
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r/languagelearning
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Member Growth in r/languagelearning

Daily
+4k members(0.2%)
Monthly
+153k members(7.0%)
Yearly
+1.5M members(162.6%)

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