Language Transfer

i love this app!! just maybe could you add korean?

the best learning language app ever! im doing spanish and thinking about doing french or german!

This method of learning is very interesting. The app is completely for free, no hidden fees. Very much recommend.

only suggestion...unlike most, i hv a photographic memory but also most poeple,..im more of a VISUAL learner...a --CC/SUBTITLES--🙏 would help these recorded sessions stick ALOT better, plus i could write in French. i speak and read Spanish, but cant write in Spanish because of the way i learned ... ...jst a note to the wonderful creators of the APP THANK YOU🙌👍👏 for making this I approve Fanatically & if anybody's reading this...it's free2 download & i personally am getting something noticeably good out of it!...you might to

and start this asap.

Please, this is perfect but add russian and farsi!

I dismissed Language Transfer for a long long time because I was far beyond a beginner and did not want to go backwards. Don’t make the same mistake I did, there were some concepts that snapped into place that just made sense all the sudden and I no longer had to translate in my head or figure out correct conjugation, etc. I even went all the way through from lesson 1 through 90 and there was stuff in very early lessons that helped. This is so far beyond anything else, use this no matter if you are just beginning or very advanced. I even went back and did all 90 lessons again a year later. The concepts have helped me tremendously learning other languages.

Seriously an incredible app, Mihalis is a genius!!!

I love this app so much because it’s clear the creators understand not only the language, but the process of learning a language. Helping my brain make associations with information I already know drastically increases my confidence. It takes the scaffolding your brain has already built around understanding a language and redirects it toward a new one. Brilliant. There’s even commentary in the lessons about what it might be like figuring things out when speaking the language in the wild, what to expect so that your less nervous, and tips and tricks for getting around difficult concepts in the beginning. There are rules that always tripped me up before, and I’m finally beginning to understand them. I love so much that this app is free, but so high-quality, that it motivated me to donate on their website, and I hope everyone who benefits from this app does the same. ¡Gracias por todos!

Any way to easily add a “repeat lesson” so one can listen multiple times without moving onto the next lesson until ready?