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No polyglot blog is complete without a few demo videos, so I'm going to house them here. Enjoy! March, 2013: A demo of my languages (German, French, Italian, Russian and…
Nope, they're different! The Fluent Forever Pronunciation Trainers are a set of videos and audio-visual flashcards. To use them, you watch some videos on YouTube, then you download a…
A tech journalist recently asked me how Fluent Forever was different from existing products like Duolingo or Rosetta, and I realized that I didn't have a short answer to that…
If Gabriel Wyner’s own experience learning seven languages teaches us anything, it’s that there is no specific age to learn a new language.
Hi everyone! I’ve been planning on blogging about Japanese for a long, long while, but I wanted to finish the Korean trainer beforehand, and Korean ended up taking 2-3x longer than expected.
But! It’s finally done, so this month I’m going to be blogging a fair bit. Our first entry is a quick tutorial on how to type in Japanese on a Mac, since we’ll need that working for all the other tutorials to make sense. (more…)
Share This Article Facebook-f Twitter Youtube Instagram Here is a collection of tutorials on Anki. Watch these videos or follow the step by step instructions that follow them (and then…
This is a guide to the flashcards that will teach you your language. This page is designed as a supplement to my book. To that end, I'm going to show…
A few months ago, I realized that I had forgotten a great deal of my French. My book was taking up 40-50 hours of every week, so I didn't have extra time…
(Want to see new videos automatically? Subscribe to my YouTube Channel!) Hi, this is Gabe from Towerofbabelfish.com. We're going to look at French pronunciation, and we'll break it up into…
(Want to see new videos automatically? Subscribe to my YouTube Channel!) Hi, this is Gabe from TowerofBabelfish.com. This is the third and final tutorial on English pronunciation and the International…
