Liglo – Language Courses 4.2

The experience of learning a foreign language with Liglo presents a unique and engaging approach to achieving fluency independently, without the need for a traditional instructor.

One of Liglo's key methodologies revolves around immersing learners in narratives and real-life scenarios. By focusing on practical sentences, expressions, and dialogues drawn from everyday situations, users can effectively expand their vocabulary while concurrently grasping essential grammatical principles. Many users report rapid progress in their conversational skills.

For those looking to quantitatively track their development, Liglo features an innovative fluency trainer designed to facilitate mastery from the outset. This tool not only guides learners through the various stages of language acquisition but also provides measurable feedback through a calculated fluency coefficient, allowing individuals to assess their own advancement.

Liglo's vocabulary trainer stands out for its user-friendly and effective structure. Vocabulary is organized into three categories based on the forgetting curve, enabling learners to easily revisit and reinforce their knowledge at any time. This method lends a sense of achievement as users witness their progress visually through the growth of the green circle.

Grammar, often perceived as a daunting aspect of language learning, is simplified within the Liglo framework. The course offers clear and concise explanations that focus on vital concepts. Engaging exercises such as arranging, grouping, writing, completing, and linking assist learners in internalizing grammatical rules without unnecessary complexity.

To further enrich the learning experience, Liglo includes comprehensive workshops that delve deeply into essential vocabulary and expressions. Through thematic exercises, participants have opportunities to enhance their pronunciation, navigate common pitfalls, and gain insights into the cultural nuances related to food and customs specific to the language they are studying.

Currently available courses include German at levels A1 and A2, with additional offerings anticipated in the near future.