While we don't offer traditional ESL classes or online programs, we have an excellent resource for you!
We offer a free Android app for subconscious training in English skills, which is perfect for independent learning.
Here's how to get started:
1. Download the app: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1MfJ3thJFvMOKK8V4eDJUj3vJGSboPIz8/view?usp=sharing
2. Enable installation: You must allow your device to install apps from unknown sources. Here's how:
o Go to Settings on your Android phone or tablet.
o Look for Special App Access and tap it.
o Tap Install Unknown Apps.
o Choose the app you used to download the APK file (likely your browser).
o Turn on Allow from this source.
3. Install and learn: You'll find 31 lessons designed for all levels once installed. If you're already comfortable with English, start with lesson ten.
A couple of things to keep in mind:
- The first drill in each lesson is specifically for Mandarin speakers. You can skip this if you speak a different native language.
- You can translate any part of the lessons using the Google Translate app. Just highlight the text and let Google do the work!
We hope you find this app helpful on your English learning journey!
This article describes AnyLingo as the future development of Duolingo: https://www.linkedin.com/posts/aiwat_while-duolingo-has-revolutionized-language-activity-7245093919066062849-NJ-z?utm_source=share&utm_medium=member_desktop.
While Duolingo has revolutionized language learning by making it accessible and free, its conscious learning approach based on memorization has limitations. AnyLingo, on the other hand, leverages AI, subconscious training, and guided self-learning to promote fluency.
AnyLingo's focus on implicit memory and simultaneous reading, listening, and speaking mimics natural language acquisition. Personalized, emotionally charged lessons further enhance engagement and retention.
This eBook explains the mechanism of subconscious training: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0B3JRMP9M/ref=monarch_sidesheet
Conventional methods teach English by separately practicing the four language skills (speaking, listening, writing, and reading). Historically, this approach has had an exceedingly high failure rate. The appalling forgetting curve characterizes conventional methods; besides, they can't stop cross-translation, and adults continue thinking in their native language when trying to speak English. This explains why so many adults struggle with acquiring English skills.
Amelia Friedman writes in The Atlantic: "Less than one percent of American adults today are proficient in a foreign language that they studied in a U.S. classroom." The methods we use to teach foreign languages are the problem, not the learners. To improve English proficiency globally, we must implement a new teaching method to restore the innate capacity of every adult learner to acquire a foreign language. During the Subconscious Training of English skills, the brain finds and records the language patterns that it can perform without conscious effort and with minimal attention, i.e., automatically. Many teachers and educators tested the patented subconscious Training of English skills as a pilot project and demonstrated unprecedented success, as shown in these testimonials.
