The Best Language Learning Subreddits in 2026

Language learners on Reddit share study methods, resources, and progress. There are communities for nearly every language, plus places to find speaking partners.

These are the best language learning subreddits in 2026.

Published . Member counts are approximate; activity checked September 25, 2026.

The best language learning subreddits

  1. 1
    r/languagelearning3.1M+ membersVery active · 100+ posts/monthStats →

    Best for: Language learning methods

    Techniques and motivation for any language.

  2. 2
    r/learnspanish260K+ membersVery active · 100+ posts/monthStats →

    Best for: Spanish

    Spanish questions and resources.

  3. 3
    r/LearnJapanese730K+ membersVery active · 100+ posts/monthStats →

    Best for: Japanese

    Japanese resources and study help.

  4. 4
    r/French280K+ membersVery active · 100+ posts/monthStats →

    Best for: French

    French learners and speakers.

  5. 5
    r/learnfrench140K+ membersVery active · 100+ posts/monthStats →

    Best for: Learning French

    Beginner French help.

  6. 6
    r/German385K+ membersVery active · 100+ posts/monthStats →

    Best for: German

    German learners.

  7. 7
    r/Korean225K+ membersVery active · 100+ posts/monthStats →

    Best for: Korean

    Korean study.

  8. 8
    r/ChineseLanguage240K+ membersVery active · 100+ posts/monthStats →

    Best for: Chinese

    Mandarin and Chinese learning.

  9. 9
    r/italianlearning119K+ membersVery active · 100+ posts/monthStats →

    Best for: Italian

    Italian learners.

  10. 10
    r/EnglishLearning350K+ membersVery active · 100+ posts/monthStats →

    Best for: English learners

    Help for people learning English.

  11. 11
    r/language_exchange174K+ membersVery active · 100+ posts/monthStats →

    Best for: Speaking partners

    Find language exchange partners.

  12. 12
    r/Anki150K+ membersVery active · 100+ posts/monthStats →

    Best for: Flashcards

    Anki spaced-repetition help.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is the best language learning subreddit?

r/languagelearning for methods; language-specific subs like r/LearnJapanese or r/learnspanish for targeted help.

Where can I find a language exchange partner?

r/language_exchange connects learners.

Is there a subreddit for Duolingo?

Yes, r/duolingo — though most serious learners combine it with other resources discussed in r/languagelearning.

Can I claim a dead language learning subreddit?

Yes. Subreddits for less common languages and specific courses are often abandoned. If all human mods have been inactive for 60+ days, request it via r/redditrequest. DeadSubs finds them.

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