Link to Constructing Language
Ready-made blurbs and HTML snippets for teachers, bloggers, newsletters, and resource-list owners linking to Constructing Language.
About the author
Luke McLaughlin created Constructing Language after living in Japan and later learning Mandarin Chinese from scratch. The lessons, games, and guides are built from that first-hand learner experience and checked against native-speaker course work with Hiro for Japanese and Xiang for Mandarin Chinese.
- Lived in Japan and studied Japanese through immersion and structured self-study.
- Learned Mandarin Chinese from scratch as an adult learner.
- Created the Construction Method: audio-first sentence building, grammar graphics, and active recall.
- Built Japanese course material with Hiro and Mandarin course material with Xiang, both native-speaker collaborators.
Why teachers and bloggers link to these resources
Constructing Language gives beginner Japanese and Mandarin learners free interactive practice, plain-English grammar guides, and focused exercise pages that can support self-study, classroom follow-up, and resource lists.
- Free Japanese and Mandarin games with more than 1,900 practice prompts.
- Focused grammar guides for particles, sentence order, tones, measure words, aspect markers, JLPT N5, and HSK 1.
- Beginner-friendly quiz and exercise pages connected to playable practice tools.
Best pages to recommend
Resource pages usually work best when they link directly to a specific learner need: games for active recall, exercises for quick drills, guides for explanations, or audio courses for a structured path.
- Use /games when recommending free interactive Japanese and Mandarin practice.
- Use /exercises when recommending grammar quizzes and drills.
- Use /guides when recommending beginner grammar explanations.
- Use /audio-language-learning when explaining the audio-first study method.
Permission and contact
You can link to public Constructing Language pages without asking permission. For interviews, collaborations, screenshots, podcast appearances, or classroom partnerships, contact hello@constructinglanguage.com.
Frequently Asked Questions
Can I link to Constructing Language from my website, classroom page, or newsletter?
Yes. Public Constructing Language pages can be linked from websites, classroom pages, newsletters, and resource lists.
Which page should I link to first?
For a broad recommendation, link to the free games page. For a specific study need, link directly to the matching guide, exercise, or practice tool.
Are the games and exercise pages free?
Yes. The games, grammar guides, glossary, and exercise pages are free to use in a web browser.