Over the years we've tested many languages, but we haven't tested them all, so here is our best answer.

The methods and systems described in this course aim to help you memorize pronunciation and spelling of new vocabulary words at high speeds and quantities.

Whenever you are learning new words you're trying to memorize two things: pronunciation and spelling.

To memorize pronunciation you have to know all the sounds of your target language, especially those that aren't common in your native tongue. With such knowledge, you can successfully apply our system to any language of your choice.

Spelling is different. You have your regular alphabet, but there's also Kirilica, Arabic, Chinese, Japanese, Hindu and many other systems of word spelling that come with their characters and at the moment we can't claim that we have a universal system that would effectively address the challenge of memorizing all the different systems of spelling.

Please consider the fact that some languages have only a couple dozen letters to form words and others have thousands of symbols that are words by themselves.

The best scenario is that the student learns all the symbols used in their target languages' spelling and then starts learning new words. However, we are well aware that for some languages you just can't apply this approach.

So to summarize our answer:
we can help you memorize words phonetically i.e. how they are pronounced and in many cases the spelling too, but there are quite a few exceptions where our systems for memorizing spelling just won't be effective.

Please note, that the bulk of this course is focused on how to memorize the pronunciation of words and for spelling we dedicate only a lesson or two as there is much less to master.

If you feel like having the skill to rapidly memorize the pronunciation of new words is still tremendously valuable to you, then you should consider joining our course.

To answer this question ask yourself the following:

1. Can you read and pronounce the words given in your target languages' vocabulary books? If yes, then we can help you expand your vocabulary at rapid speeds.

2. Does your language use hieroglyphs? If so, we can help you memorize the pronunciation of words, but not their spelling i.e. with our method you will memorize words and will be able to use them in conversations, but most likely we will not be able to help you learn how to write them.

We understand that the ability to consistently memorize 100 new foreign vocabulary words sounds unbelievable to most people who encounter such claims for the first time.

Please note that what we are teaching is a skill at its' core.
The results do vary from student to student and highly depend on time spent practicing, frequency of practice and its' intensity.

However, we're confident that everyone putting moderate effort into this program will be able to achieve a consistent speed of at least 50 words per hour. Extended training can eventually lead to speeds of 100 or more words per hour.

And lastly, 100 words is not the limit of human potential. We had students who exceeded this speed and reached up to 140 words per hour.

Yes, the methods are effective for people of any age as long as there are no significant health problems affecting their learning capacity.

We've successfully taught students of all ages and found that age doesn't impact results.

The time spent practicing our methods and learning new words is what determines the final result.

However, if you suffer from some health conditions that do affect your learning abilities, but not in a completely deabilatiting way, you still should give it a try if you feel like this still might be worth it for you.

Your memory is probably much better than you think.

Chances are throughout your life you were never taught how to use your memory or how to implement memory techniques neither at school, at university and therefore you formed
beliefs that your memory is just not that great.

Our course trains you to use your memory effectively. It teaches some mnemonic systems and how to implement them for vocabulary learning together with some other tried and tested methods and systems that ensure a significant improvement in memorization abilities.

Try it out and discover the true power of your memory with our course.

No, our course is solely focused on teaching how to memorize vocabulary at a rate of 100 words per hour. The curriculum is dedicated to building this skill and doesn't include the study of other language aspects like grammar.