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by Peekabobobobo

I’m Hispanic so I’m not new to Spanish but I’m far from fluent. I thought to try this app as I wanted a break from my Spanish learning workbook. My issue with this apps method is you have to think in English and then translate to Spanish. And good luck at that if you aren’t a great speller. This method works great on paper but I don’t want to think in both languages. People say memorization isn’t good but I find it works with me but my background makes it easier than most. I might continue using the app because maybe he’ll go over grammar rules in an easy to understand way but as the app is called, his focus is transferring the English language or rather translating it into Spanish. It is indeed very helpful and I’ll definitely note down these transfer rules to use later. I strongly believe grammar should be taught before vocabulary but as long and he reaches that part then this app will still be useful for me.

by James P. Joule

I studied Spanish formally for 7 years, and this program helped me understand in only a few lessons intuitions that took me years with traditional study. And even while going over material I already knew, I still learned new aspect about how the language works! To anyone who is starting out, I think this is by far the best place to start with your language journey as they tackle important, relevant concepts first, and they pace the lessons in such a way that you get steady, encouraging improvement. Also hearing someone else make mistakes and figure it out alongside you is so helpful to analyzing your own thought processes. I’m now using this to try out Arabic. Truly an incredible resource, and the fact it’s free makes it even better!

by Nancyandelmer

In 30 minutes (4 lessons) with LT, I have learned FAR more Greek than in the past 8 months (hundreds of lessons) with every other language app combined (not to mention numerous other modes of study, including travel in Greece)—no kidding, and no exaggeration. And it’s 100% free. Instead of endless memorization exercises that leverage the dopamine reward system, LT breaks down the language into usable parts and reveals to the learner the necessary cognitive tools that we all already have for using those parts effectively and in endless ways—the feeling of liberation is incredible—for the first time in Greek, my brain and my tongue are actually working together. It is unreal. And it’s all so simple—it’s barely even an app in the usual sense… anyone who is really ready to stop dithering and just learn a language should try this immediately. And someone notify the Nobel Peace Prize folks, because the creator of LT deserves one. This is transformational. I’m excited to learn all the other languages, too—Arabic, Swahili, Turkish, awesome—all of them.