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Why learn conversation first? The fastest way to speak a new language
Studied English for years but still can't speak it? You're not alone. Here's why our language-lab courses start with speaking before grammar.
Most of us learned languages as a school subject: grammar and vocabulary lists. The result is that we understand a little and speak even less. Conversation-first learning flips that.
Speaking before grammar
Children speak their language long before they know its rules. In our language lab we start with listening, pronunciation and real conversation from the first class — then grammar comes to organize what you've learned.
Six languages for all ages
- English: for study, work and travel
- French: for study and official certificates
- Turkish: for universities and work in the region
- Russian: for university study and work
- German: for study and work in Germany and Europe
- Spanish: a fun, easy-to-start second language
Small groups mean more speaking time
The smaller the group, the more minutes you speak in each class — and that's what really builds fluency and confidence.
Want us to help your child put this into practice?
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