Mikel Hyperpolyglot
Videos explain practical methods, routines, and exercises for learning languages and improving speaking fluency.
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7 minYou Keep Practising. So Why Aren’t You Getting Better?1.6K views · 2 days ago
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- starting a new language from scratch
- building a consistent language routine
- improving speaking and pronunciation
- choosing effective study techniques
Hyperpolyglot speaking 12 languages. Developed the world's fastest language learning system in the Innovation Centre of the University of Deusto (Donostia-San Sebastian). Founder of the Hyperlingua app and the Hyperpolyglot Academy. Member of HYPIA, the International Association of Hyperpolyglots.
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