Eu não vendo nenhum curso de inglês. Procura pessoas!! No Guia para hackear línguas (a versão FULL tem tradução em português) expliquei isso. Qualquer livro que vc acha na biblioteca vai te ensinar a gramática etc. – qual vc escolha não tem importância! A gramática é sempre da mesma língua, né?

It's a project which aims to collect lots of sentences translated into lots of languages. You can consider it as a multilingual “dictionary of sentences” (or phrasebook, if you prefer). There are currently more than 360,000 sentences and there is support for almost 40 languages (you can get more detailed stats on the homepage). It hasn't reached yet the point where it is *really* useful for languages learners but it's on the right tracks, and it's evolving very quickly.

Also, the project cultivates a very “open & free” culture, in the sense that everyone can contribute (by adding/correcting/translating sentences), the code source is open source (AGPL license), and the sentences are redistributed under the CC-BY license (Creative Commons Attribution) so that other people can reuse them in other language related projects or applications.

I can only encourage people to come and participate Not only because I initiated that project, but because I really, deeply believe it can become an awesome language tool.

Another great site is http://www.byki.com/

It's a downloadable flashcard-style program which is very handy. I use it mainly just for learning vocabulary lists quickly and easily.

Yes, these links you have been sharing are invaluable. I shared my favorites with my Italian 'meetup' group yesterday… a group, might I add, that I wouldn't have found if it weren't for reading a post in which you mentioned checking out meetup.com. Anyway, the people I told about these links love them. And don't worry, I also didn't forget to give them a link to your blog

A lot of my inspiration, drive, and resources for learning have been coming from you lately. So thank you!

Don't worry, link love is coming your way!