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10 MINUTE SPANISH CONVERSATION IN 20 DAYS
...in just 90 mins a day with our proven system to actually have a real Spanish conversatoin as fast as possible. €197 for a limited time (normally €400)
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Really effective!
"After several previous Spanish courses I was stuck on overcomplicated grammar. But with this course after 20 days I was making long and complicated sentences on my own."
- Leanne
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It works!
"I had good vocabulary but struggled to formulate sentences. Now I can use the past, present and future in a conversation. It may not be perfect but I can see it is appreciated when I speak Spanish"
-Mel
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A good base!
"I had done courses before but was unable to structure a sentence. In my latter conversations with Rob my Spanish flowed really well and I was able to talk in past and future tense. "
-Paul
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Meet your instructor
Hi. My name's Rob. I was born and raised in South Africa. When I was 10 I took my first overseas trip. I flew into Belgium and was enchanted by this strange new language hitting my ears. Years later at 19, I went to Germany and experienced that same pull. German felt like a secret code I couldn't stop myself from trying to break.
I decided this is all I wanted to do and chose to major in Linguistics at University of South Africa.
The trouble with language learning
Over the years I spent time learning many languages. But I found a massive problem, I know you've found it too. Learning a language is overwhelming, and no matter how many courses I've done, they never have a clear start and end point, a goal, or even an organised structure. A new language just seems like an ocean of words and nobody seems to know where to start. I was determined to solve this problem for my own language learning endeavours. To systemise the learning process into a logical process, starting from the most important bits to know, to the least important, with milestones and goals along the way.
300 words
English, as an example, has 170,000 words. But most native speakers only know around 35,000 of them. That means that fluency in a language cannot mean knowing all of it. It must mean knowing how to say what you need to say.
What's interesting is we only use 1,000 different words on a given day. They craziest part is that each day the same 300 words make up 80% of our conversations. And inside these, the 80/20 rule applies again, and then again, meaning less than 20 words are used far more frequently than the rest.
So here's the question: Why does Duolingo start with words like Tortoise and Carrot?
Language is like an Onion
Once I understood that language is made up of a core of the 20 most used words, followed by a layer of 80 less used words, followed by 100 less used words etc. everything changed for me. I realised there is a systematic approach if you know exactly what to learn and what to leave out, and then exactly how to practice combining those foundational 300 words to be able to understand and use them at will.
Trying out the secret method
By this time I had moved to Spain and learnt the language fairly fast. When I had this system all figured out I decided to tell my English speaking friends I could take them from beginner to a 10 minute conversation in 10 days. They all said "sign me up", and I took them through it. We realised during the process that 10 days was a bit quick if you don't have language learning experience, and they agreed to push through a little longer. As we approached the 20 day mark, I began to see a radical transformation. And by the end, they really could, in fact, have a 10 minute conversation (even though this meant speaking slowly). I was really proud of their hard work, and to be able to give them this ability they could use for the rest of their lives.