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Learn an Asian language, today!
Burmese
Chinese Mandarin
Hindi
Japanese
Korean
Malay
Tagalog Filipino
Thai
Vietnamese
Effective
rapidly assimilate thousands of everyday words and phrases.
Audio-Visual
Multimedia content accelerates your learning significantly.
Supporting Documents
Includes printable Textbook and Flashcards.
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How to learn an Asian Language language
Learning an Asian language has never been this easy and fun!
L-Lingo offers a multimedia approach to learn and will teach you how to read, how to write, and how to speak. All audio clips in L-Lingo are from native speakers and you will learn the pronunciation correctly.
What will you learn in our lessons
You will learn the most essential words and phrases. In particular our lessons are covering the following:
The following subjects are covered:
- Introductions & Greetings
- How to order in a restaurant
- At the Hospital and Medical Emergencies
- At Home
- At the Airport
- Professions
- Numbers 1-9999
- Clothes
- Telling the Time
- Animals
- Buying and Selling
- The Body
- Landscapes and Nature
- Weather
- Meals and Cooking
- Asking Questions
- Sports
- At the Hotel
- Colours
- Food
- At the Office
- Shopping and Directions
- Days, Weeks, Months etc.
- Quantities and Shapes
- Art
- Family and Relationships
- Countries and Continents
- Emotions
- Money
- Seasons
- Materials
- Present, Past and Future tenses
About our Method
L-Lingo incorporates the latest research in language learning in order to support individual learning styles.
Immersive Multi-channel Learning with Sights and Sounds
See an orange in a supermarket, and the correct word pops into your head! Thanks to L-Lingo, you have learned the word visually, as well as by listening and reading.
L-Lingo immerses you in the sights and sounds of the language, rather than just the written word. The multi-channel learning approach achieves results much quicker than traditional textbook approaches.
Learning in your own Style
Every person has their own best way of language learning. We believe that a language learning program should adapt to that style rather than force the learner to learn in a way that is not effective. Therefore, with L-Lingo, the learner can adjust the program to fit to their individual language learning style. We have put a lot of effort into creating a clean and motivating user interface that is easy and intuitive to use.
Learning in Clusters
Equip yourself by learning clusters of words and phrases focusing on particular subject areas.
L-Lingo reflects research that proves learning clusters of related words is more effective than learning random words, and that the human brain is most comfortable remembering words and sentences of five to seven items.
Tailored for Asian Languages
Our methods reflect the nature of Asian languages. In general, these have relatively easy grammar, but present challenges for listening, reading, speaking and vocabulary building. We have effectively tackled these challenges by designing a programme that focuses on the important aspects of Asian language learning in order to achieve your language learning breakthrough!
From our Blog
The Burmese Challenge – Invitation to Bloggers
The Burmese Challenge
Luke with his Goldenland Polyglot Blog is currently using L-Lingo for his Burmese Challenge.
He uses a two week holiday from University to learn as much Burmese as possible with our L-Lingo application. We are very excited about this since Luke has lots of experience in language learning and we hope that he can give [...]
L-Lingo Video Tutorial
Karen prepared a great video tutorial that explains in detail how L-Lingo works and how you can get the best out of it.
Please let us know how you like it and if you would like to have more video tutorials in future.
You can also read our PDF manual for additional details.
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User Manual and Android 2.2 Version available
Hi there,
just a short information to all of you out there:
1) We have an English User Manual available and I highly recommend it for everyone who likes to get most out of L-Lingo.
2) Anyone who has an Android 2.2 phone (like the Nexus One) with Flash 10.1 can now try our new (beta) mobile version.
Enjoy!
Get the Desktop Version
The L-Ceps Personaltrainer Series
L-Lingo borrows content from our language learning application L-Ceps Personaltrainer. If you like to learn with our online application and would like to have a desktop version with more lessons and features, please have a look at the L-Ceps Personaltrainer Series.