Web sites for leaning Armenian include http://www.101languages.net/armenian/ (with sound files) and http://mylanguages.org/learn_armenian.php   (MyLanguages.org) with phonetic spelling to help with the pronunciation. Learn 101 http://learn101.org/armenian_audio.php also has grammar, lessons and sound files.

Catalan is a language closely related to Spanish and is spoken in Andorra, the Balearic Islands and in parts of southern France.  In the Count of Monte Cristo, the title character's love interest, Mercedes, is Catalan, and the author repeatedly refers to her as Spanish. A web site with information about Catalan events and culture as well as articles in English and Catalan can be found at http://www.llull.cat/english/home/index.cfm

A web site with Mandarin Chinese lessons, including phrases, grammar, vocabulary and sound files can be found at http://www.chinese-tools.com/learn/chinese

The web site also has step by step instructions in writing Chinese characters as well as lessons in Mandarin and Cantonese, Chinese slang and Chinese proverbs. 

A free Greek language course can be found on Kypros.net a web site of the Republic of Cyprus, an island in the Mediterranean Sea, whose official languages are Greek and Turkish. To find the language lessons, enter the web site and click on Learn Greek Online. There will be 30 lessons for beginners, 45 intermediate lessons and 30 advanced lessons. All the lessons have sound files and they are all free.

For those interested in learning Icelandic, there is a web site with some basic Icelandic lessons. The web site is Simple Icelandic, and can be found at Simple Icelandic

Also for those wanting to increase their Icelandic vocabulary, YouTube has videos called Cool Icelandic, with over 50 videos of vocabulary words and their pronunciation. 

A web site with Icelandic verbs with sample sentences for each verb can be found at  http://notendur.hi.is/gt/sagnavefur/sagnavefur.htm

A web site with detailed grammar lessons and phonetic spelling for the Irish words used in the lessons can be found at Irish People's Lessons, http://www.irishpage.com/irishpeople/

For those leaning Irish there is a web site where it is possible to listen to words pronounced in three different dialects. The closest to a standardized Irish is the Connacht Dialect. The database can be found at Irish Pronunciation Database (teanglann.ie)

A good web site for leaning Italian with lessons for beginners, can be found on the About Italian Language web site, with the guide, Michael San Filippo. The web site also includes many informative articles.

A web page dedicated to researching historical Romanian literature can be found at http://medievalia.com.ro/

The page is entirely in the Romanian language, however for those who can understand the Romanian language, it provides an interesting description of the scope of their project.

An article about Romania during Medieval times can be found at http://www.romania-insider.com/making-of-romania-the-medieval-states/

The Learn Russian web site is a  web site with 100 lessons, practice exercies, tests and sound files. It can be found at http://learnrussian.rt.com/lessons/

A web site with Slovenian grammar and sample sentences can be found at Slovenian Grammar – Slovenian Grammar in One Place   http://sloveniangrammar.com/