Online Resources

Online resources for language and culture

Interested in global languages and cultures? Explore free online resources from Indiana colleges and organizations to expand your knowledge and prepare for future opportunities.

  • Language and culture videos, Indiana University CIBER - Watch videos to get an introduction to the language and culture of a given country or region. Focus is on less commonly taught languages such as Arabic, Hungarian,  and Swahili.
  • World Language Festival Virtual Academy, Indiana University - Register for free access to live language lessons and self-study language and culture lessons. Learners can get digital badges after completing each individual lesson, and pathway badges through completing multiple lessons. 
  • Language cultural notebooks and tools, Marian University - Find resources for French, German, Spanish, and Latin language and culture.
  • Language learning tip sheets, Valparaiso University Language Resource Center - Use these "Get Better" tips for studying languages including Chinese, Japanese, and Greek.
  • Language pamphlets, IU Center for Languages of the Central Asian Region - Find an overview on Central Asian languages such as Buryat and Tatar with information on who speaks the language, where it is spoken, and unique linguistic features.
  • Alphabet charts, IU Center for Languages of the Central Asian Region - Access these downloadable charts with transcription and sound examples, IPA symbols, and letter names for the alphabets of Central Asian languages including Mongolian and Uzbek.
  • Language Asset Repository, Indiana University - Find language materials that have been shared by IU instructors. 

Greetings and introductions in Ukrainian

IU CIBER Ukrainian Language and Culture: Lesson 2 - Common Greetings and How to Respond
IU CIBER Ukrainian Language and Culture: Lesson 3 - Introducing Yourself in Ukrainian.