Language Acquisition

ICLR Japanese Lecture 5

21% of the Japanese population is elderly, the highest proportion in the world. Japan has more than 50,000 people who are over 100 years old.

ICLR Portuguese Lecture 8

We believe that the greatest barrier to any form of learning is stress: stress from worrying about remembering what you are being taught, stress from being afraid to make a mistake, stress from failing. This is why our method works.

ICLR Japanese Lecture 4

Japan is one of the safest countries in the world, so if you worry about crime, you should probably look into moving here. The most common crimes here includes stealing a bicycle or umbrellas left outside the convenience store.

At the metro and trains, you can see locals who take a nap while having their phone in their hand or clearly visible.

It’s also not uncommon to see people walking around with their backpacks and bags open. Another thing, people don’t even lock their homes all the time or their bicycles! That’s how safe it is in Japan.

ICLR Japanese Lecture 3

In comparison with other languages, Japanese has relatively few sounds. There are relatively many homonyms, i.e. words that are pronounced the same way, but have different meanings. Enjoy learning Japanese through imitation.

ICLR Arabic Lecture 8

We believe that the greatest barrier to any form of learning is stress: stress from worrying about remembering what you are being taught, stress from being afraid to make a mistake, stress from failing. This is why our method works.

ICLR Spanish Lesson 8

We believe that the greatest barrier to any form of learning is stress: stress from worrying about remembering what you are being taught, stress from being afraid to make a mistake, stress from failing. This is why our method works.

ICLR Russian Lesson 8

We believe that the greatest barrier to any form of learning is stress: stress from worrying about remembering what you are being taught, stress from being afraid to make a mistake, stress from failing. This is why our method works.

iCLR Chinese Lecture 8

We believe that the greatest barrier to any form of learning is stress: stress from worrying about remembering what you are being taught, stress from being afraid to make a mistake, stress from failing. This is why our method works.

ICLR German Lecture 8

We believe that the greatest barrier to any form of learning is stress: stress from worrying about remembering what you are being taught, stress from being afraid to make a mistake, stress from failing. This is why our method works.

ICLR French Lecture 8

We believe that the greatest barrier to any form of learning is stress: stress from worrying about remembering what you are being taught, stress from being afraid to make a mistake, stress from failing. This is why our method works.