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There are many regions in Second Life that cater to people who speak languages other than English. These make excellent places for language students to practice their skills with native speakers. Here is a partial list of non-English-speaking regions. If you know of others, please leave a note in the comments or email me and I’ll add them to the list.

The Avatar Languages web site has a nice list of language regions, too.

• Chinese: China, China (113, 180, 33)
• Danish: Wonderful Denmark, Wonderful Denmark (109, 133, 22)
• Dutch: Virtual Holland, Our Virtual Holland (161, 162, 22)
• French: Gaia, Gaia (141, 124, 27)
• French: New Paris, New Paris (125, 113, 23)
• French: Paris 1900, Paris 1900 (10,170,16)
• French: Coopération Française, area 51 (142, 107, 27)
• German: Biergarten, Mann (167, 255, 24)
• German: Herzlich Willkommen, Die Insel (132, 159, 22)
• Italian: Made In Italy, Songnisan (67, 137, 83)
• Italian: Parioli, Parioli (60, 115, 42)
• Italian: SandBox Italiana, INDIRE (214, 132, 22)
• Italian/Sicilian: Nouva Sicilia 2, Nouva Sicilia 2 (183,179,24)
• Japanese: Arashi Information Center, Baba (95,76,22)
• Japanese: Japanese Business SIM, Metabirds (133, 35, 30)
• Japanese: MagSL Tokyo Japan, Baba (118,153,22)
• Japanese: Nagaya (Little Kyoto), Juho (89,165,63)
• Japanese: Togenkyo, Togenkyo (155, 127, 21)
• Portuguese: Boteco Brasil, Keiss (227, 46, 40)
• Portuguese: Brazuk, Gomorra (28, 132, 22)
• Portuguese: Central do Brasil, Mugunghwa (229, 107, 43)
• Spanish: Cervantes, Cervantes (101, 163, 21)
• Spanish: Colombiamor, Colombiamor (88,235,26)
• Spanish: Spain, Spain (69, 136, 33)
• Spanish: secondlifespain.com, Nangrim (185, 245, 75)

Also see the SLObserver, a French-language blog about Second Life.