Make the language part of your everyday life.
A real teacher. Your online course. Daily practice.
Why Two Hours a Week Is Not Enough
We want to be honest with you.
You cannot truly learn a language by attending a lesson once or twice a week and forgetting about it between lessons.
A language needs to become part of your everyday environment.
Think about the way you learned your first language.
You heard it every day.
You heard people speaking.
You heard it on television.
You heard songs.
You watched movies and programs.
You listened to conversations without necessarily understanding every word.
Over time, your brain began to recognize the sounds, rhythm, expressions and patterns.
That is how we want you to approach your new language.
Create Your Own Language Environment
You don’t need to move to another country before you start immersing yourself in the language.
Bring the language into your home.
Watch television in your new language.
Watch movies and TV programs.
Listen to songs.
Listen to podcasts.
Watch videos from native speakers.
Read simple articles and stories.
Listen to conversations.
Follow people and content from the country whose language you are learning.
At first, you may understand very little.
That’s okay.
Your goal is not to understand every word immediately.
Your goal is to let your brain become familiar with the language.
The sounds become familiar.
The rhythm becomes familiar.
Common expressions begin to sound natural.
And gradually, what once sounded completely foreign begins to sound like something you know.
Your Teacher + Your Online Course + Your Daily Life
We believe the most effective approach combines three things:
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1. A Real Teacher
2 live lessons per week.
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2. Online Learning
24/7 online language course access.
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3. Daily Exposure & Practice
At least 15 minutes every day, plus television, movies, music, podcasts and other real-life content in your new language.
Together, these create a language environment.
And that environment is what helps turn knowledge into ability.
Start Today
You don’t need to know hundreds of words before you begin.
You don’t need perfect pronunciation.
You don’t need to wait until you have more free time.
You simply need to take the first step.