Spanish For Lazy People
- Get daily AUDIO + TEXT + TRANSLATION
from native speakers - Directly to your messenger
- Learning materials once bought, are accessible
for lifetime
Every day you hear the same words in the same context = you perceive a foreign language as your native
Your Spanish friends stumble and use often-used parasite words - you get used to lively speech that people use in real life, ir is not a perfect script from the movies
Learn a language like a child! Yes, a child at 3 years old does not know grammar and even cannot read, but they already know how to speak and understand everyone!
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Each month you will receive 30 stories
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Every day you will receive audio and text transcription in your messenger
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For the best effect, you will receive audio in the morning, and the text transcription in the evening, so that you are not tempted to translate the entire text at once
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We recommend listening to audio without the help of a translator - this way you will unlearn translating each sentence into your native language - which means that the words you hear will be assimilated in your mind in a natural way forever
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You can choose yourself in which messenger to receive lessons - Telegram, WhatsApp, Viber, WeChat
A0
María Luisa
Artist, mother of three children
Theme:
Everyday life, human relationships
Result:
just in a month, you'll be able to meet the Spanish and tell them about yourself and your friends without hesitation.
A0
Montse
An administrator who likes to give smiles
Theme:
Daily life with daughter and friends
Result:
In a month, you'll learn to describe your day, keep the conversation at a common level, and understand what the waiter at the café says to you.
B1-B2
Сris
A translation project manager who loves to travel and is fond of cycling.
Theme:
Daily life in Barcelona, cycling, cooking and travel.
Result:
In only one month, you will learn to talk about your day, you'll be able to order a coffee or “tapas” in a bar and you will appreciate the cultural differences between Spain and other countries.
B2-C1
César
Operator in cinemas,
fond of computer games
Theme:
funny everyday life,
movies, computer games
Result:
just in month you will able to tell about yourself and order Gazpacho and Churros without the help of translator
1. Listen to the audio without being distracted, concentrate on those moments where you lose the thread of narration
2. Rewind 10 seconds from an incomprehensible word and listen again
3. Rewind and listen to the word / phrase until you understand the exact meaning
4. If necessary, use a translator - say an incomprehensible word, as you heard it in the text
5. Continue listening to the audio and repeat all the steps until you reach 100% understanding.
6. Check the text and praise yourself for the excellent work :)
Every unknown word or phrase must be translated.
1. Listen to the audio and try to understand the general meaning
2. Listen to the audio a few times during the day while you're doing other staff
3. Read the text and translate unknown words
4. Listen to the audio and read the text simultaneously
Do not pay attention to unknown words, the main thing is to understand the context.
Teaching Proficiency through Reading and Storytelling is a natural approach to learning foreign languages.
Just as a child learns to speak, listening to others every day - so do you learn a language, listening to it, and not memorizing the rules.
Thanks to TPRS, the frontal lobe and the prefrontal cortex, which are responsible for long-term memory, are actively involved in the work. You no longer have to remember the translation of a word or phrase - they are already entrenched in your head and at the right time you will pronounce them on the machine.
“We learn grammar rules, remember new words, engage in similar mnemonic activities - this helps to understand all the subtleties of the language being studied, but does not contribute to the development of speaking skills.
For speech to flow in a natural flow, the language must be mastered, and this process is purely unconscious.”
Stephen Krashen, Linguist, Professor, University of Southern California
Teaching Proficiency through Reading and Storytelling is a natural approach to
learning foreign languages.
Just as a child learns to speak, listening to others every day - so do you learn a language, listening to it, and not memorizing the rules.
Thanks to TPRS, the frontal lobe and the prefrontal cortex, which are responsible for long-term memory, are actively involved in the work.
You no longer have to remember the translation of a word or phrase - they are already entrenched in your head and at the right time you will pronounce them on the machine. More about TPRS
Stephen Krashen, Linguist, Professor, University of Southern California
“We learn grammar rules, remember new words, engage in similar mnemonic activities - this helps to understand all the subtleties of the language being studied, but does not contribute to the development of speaking skills.
For speech to flow in a natural flow, the language must be mastered, and this process is purely unconscious.”
Stephen Krashen, Linguist,
Professor, University of
Southern California
9 EUR
During this period you can change your speaker 1 time
21 EUR
During this period you can change your speaker 3 times
39 EUR
During this period you can change your speaker 6 times
