"I've been mostly impressed by the long-term method for learning new vocabulary, since I didn't expect to know the vocabulary after a pretty long break.
The explanation of the psychological backgrounds and the systematics of the memory performance respectively makes the learning methods much more comprehensible."
(Scott Wilkinson)
"I've been using this language course for 4 months intensively.
I think it's really convenient having the possibility to repeat the vocabulary regularly with the long-term memory learning method.
I really enjoy this program for it keeps asking until the correlate word is typed in correctly.
Moreover the digital speech of the respective vocabulary is also great."
(Gautam Kumars)
"I was especially amazed by learning with the long-term method.
The recordings of the entire vocabulary and dialogues sound very natural and realistic since they were all spoken by native speakers.
Putting it in a nutshell, it's a well-made language course."
(Marcus Großkautz)
"I'd learned this language already basically before but I could hardly remember anything about my basics, nevertheless I was able to reaccess the language.
For this I'm sure the clear and logical structure of the language course is crucial and also the opportunity to operate within the program in so many different ways."
(Jean-Baptiste Novak)
"I particularly like the diversity of the learning method and the great choice of topics of the lessons or the continuous sequences.
The exercising sections containing the long-term memory learning method are really motivating to start learning.
Now, my son (15) really enjoys learning new vocabulary and is making great progress.
Personally, I was able to develop myself professionally and put into practice what I had learned."
(Marguerite Guérin)
"The long-term memory learning method for keeping vocabulary in long-term memory is, in my opinion, particularly efficient.
Thereby you are developing ambition which keeps you going.
Also the pages which hide the vocab are tremendously good to get a quick overview and are very suitable to repeat in fast track.
I find the displaying of the last seven wrong inputs in the long-term memory learning method very supportive."
(Frank Collins)
"I really really like the vocabulary training method.
Here, I'm especially using the long-term memory learning method.
I mostly prefer multiple choice and input.
This method makes me build up on my vocabulary knowledge quickly.
I'm able to connect proper spelling as well as the right pronunciation by the audio output.
To get a quick learning success this is essential to me.
The distinct lessons are prepared well and are really easy to access.
Here it's especially useful having the possibility playing the particular sequences."
(Lauren Grey)
"I really do like learning using the long term memory learning method.
Using the PC is much simpler than writing manually.
Moreover using the PC is much more efficient since you cannot cheat yourself - The system is correcting every single mistake also including emphasis which are also registered.
Storing the different levels makes repeating the vocabulary and the texts based on the flashcard principle possible and thereby more effective.
Learning foreign languages has become a hobby to me - for me, personally, it is not only learning by heart but a leisure pursuit."
(Emily Snyder)
"I liked the logical structure of my language course.
The dialogues are easy to follow and very comprehensible.
The further possibilities which can be chosen to learn vocabulary by different styles and ways both verbally and written are very well-suited for keeping them in the long-term memory.
Even after several months they are still available.
My basic understanding of languages has been broadened by this course."
(Anthony Hockner)
"The long term memory learning method makes sure the learned language remains "available".
In comparison to other language courses the vocabulary is spoken and recorded by native speakers thus it's possible to speak virtually accent-free.
The vocabulary being taught makes you capable to communicate with native speakers easily.
People who struggle to organize themselves when it comes to learning a language are given the opportunity to work on daily exercises.
What has made me choose your course is being able to determine by yourself how much and when you want to learn.
The course provides a great variety of different learning aids. They really have something in store for everyone."
(Joseph Holmes)
"It's very beneficial being able to organize your individual schedule and also being able to print out the entire course.
The variety of the teaching materials is also great.
When it comes to learning vocabulary by using the long term memory learning method you only decide once how long you would like to learn per day.
Once you've decided on how long you want to learn a day, this will be happening automatically afterwards.
So, once you get started you will pull through.
This is also very helpful when having a hard time with motivation.
Being able to decide on your own how long you want to learn makes this course "feasible"."
(Henry Smalls)
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