From comments and questions we have gotten regarding LCTLs, however, we know that many people want to find out where they can obtain reference materials, such as grammars or dictionaries, as well as texts, computer programs and cassettes for specific languages. Below are some suggestions on how to find such materials. Contact an institution or teacher for the language you're interested in and ask what is available. Names and addresses for almost all programs are contained in the database we offer at our web site . Language Materials Project contains bibliographic references for language teaching materials for more than 11,000 citations covering over 900 less commonly taught languages.
Several bookstores specialize in books, tapes, and computer material for learning foreign languages.
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