Language learning is already a challenging endeavor. Now, imagine trying to learn a language without any written/online resources. This is the question someone posed the other day on Reddit. For context, the OP's native language is Kumam and is spoke...

I mentioned in previous emails that I recently launched my own language-learning app, LingoGym.And I'm very proud of what I've put together.But I have to be honest with you.It's not for everyone.For starters, if you're just getting started on your la...

Imagine getting paid to learn a language. Sounds too good to be true, right? At least, that's what I thought until I came across a video titled "12 countries that will pay you to learn their language."Very clickbaity title, but I decided to give it a...

Back in the day, learning a new language meant going to school or hiring a tutor. Those methods are still popular and aren't going anywhere anytime soon. However, thanks to the internet, things have changed significantly. You can immerse yourself in...

Working with a private tutor seems like a good deal. Especially if you can afford it. Unlike practicing with a family member or some random person you meet in a language exchange, tutors are (usually) specially trained to help you with the language y...

I want to give a huge shoutout to everyone that's already supported the launch so far. It really means a lot to me and I can tell you from first-hand experience that launching an app is not for the faint of heart. For those who are still on the fence...

I grew up around weightlifting my entire life.My father was a professional bodybuilder for 25 years and runs his own gym. My older brother is a competitive powerlifter and Olympic lifter. To say working out was in my blood is an understatement.But wh...

First off, I'd like to thank everyone who's supported the launch so far. It really means a lot to me. Putting an application together takes a ton of work, but there's no better feeling than seeing your vision come to life.In this email, I want to tal...

It's finally ready. If you saw yesterday's email, I mentioned in the P.S. that I was working on something big and now I can show it to you. LingoGym has officially opened its doors. The problem with many language learning apps out there is that they...

Looking up advice on how to learn a language is a double-edged sword. On the one hand, there's lots of good advice out there.However, sooner or later, you'll start to realize that a lot of the advice conflicts with one another. One person says to spe...