Learn Malaysian Fast (FREE)
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About Learn Malaysian Fast (FREE)
• Proven 3 times more effective
• Learn over 50 common words free
• Nearly 90% long term recall
• Funny and entertaining
Lingo Links™ gives you immediate access to learn Malaysian fast with lasting results.
Word association creates a bridge between a language you know and new memories without the need for constant repetition. As an Improv Instructor, I've put my skills to creating word associations that really work to learn Malaysian . The more bizarre the better - that's just how your mind works!
Studies carried out by Atkinson & Raugh show an 88% improvement in retention of language using a word association method of learning.
Of course, the more you practice, the better, and with Lingo Links™, you’ll be entertained while you learn.
Features
• Only learn the words you want when you want
• Slide away any words you already know
• Review your learning as often as you like
• Flick through words fast (no internet required)
• Play to reinforce the words you're learning
• Certified by native Malaysians
Learn Malaysian by word association contains everything you need to learn over 50 words of Malaysian quickly and easily - ideal for travelling and holidays. Go Pro for 100's more words!
What people have been saying about it
"Learning a foreign language can certainly be challenging, however the word association process takes the edge right off. When you start conversations you'll find yourself going through the (often quite amusing) associated images in your mind." - Martin
"It dispelled my serious concerns about a poor memory that had been noticeably deteriorating and impacting my day to day as I've got older" - Kimaya
"Learnt 10 new words in 30 mins and when my tutor tested me on them 1 hour later, she was so impressed at how fast could learn them and could repeat them back to her. Freakin' awesome imagination James." - Carolin
Based on the Lingo Links book.
“My aim is to provide a method of learning which anyone can use, that not only makes words easy to remember, but is presented in a manner which is engaging, comical and highly effective. I learned Indonesian using this method, adapted that for Malaysian and I love being able to share it with you” – James
Check out http://lingolinks.biz for more details to learn Indonesian or Malaysian with many Free samples
Go Pro for 100's more words!
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.app.lingolinks_05
• Learn over 50 common words free
• Nearly 90% long term recall
• Funny and entertaining
Lingo Links™ gives you immediate access to learn Malaysian fast with lasting results.
Word association creates a bridge between a language you know and new memories without the need for constant repetition. As an Improv Instructor, I've put my skills to creating word associations that really work to learn Malaysian . The more bizarre the better - that's just how your mind works!
Studies carried out by Atkinson & Raugh show an 88% improvement in retention of language using a word association method of learning.
Of course, the more you practice, the better, and with Lingo Links™, you’ll be entertained while you learn.
Features
• Only learn the words you want when you want
• Slide away any words you already know
• Review your learning as often as you like
• Flick through words fast (no internet required)
• Play to reinforce the words you're learning
• Certified by native Malaysians
Learn Malaysian by word association contains everything you need to learn over 50 words of Malaysian quickly and easily - ideal for travelling and holidays. Go Pro for 100's more words!
What people have been saying about it
"Learning a foreign language can certainly be challenging, however the word association process takes the edge right off. When you start conversations you'll find yourself going through the (often quite amusing) associated images in your mind." - Martin
"It dispelled my serious concerns about a poor memory that had been noticeably deteriorating and impacting my day to day as I've got older" - Kimaya
"Learnt 10 new words in 30 mins and when my tutor tested me on them 1 hour later, she was so impressed at how fast could learn them and could repeat them back to her. Freakin' awesome imagination James." - Carolin
Based on the Lingo Links book.
“My aim is to provide a method of learning which anyone can use, that not only makes words easy to remember, but is presented in a manner which is engaging, comical and highly effective. I learned Indonesian using this method, adapted that for Malaysian and I love being able to share it with you” – James
Check out http://lingolinks.biz for more details to learn Indonesian or Malaysian with many Free samples
Go Pro for 100's more words!
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.app.lingolinks_05
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What's Changed
Major overhaul ready for the new phrases module and bug fix for Android 7.
Also, done a full proof read and all is sparkly correct now!
Yes - phrases are coming. I've been busy upgrading the app in preparation and improving the look and feel. A few gremlins have been evicted. Please let me know on the support site if any more have snuck in!
Happy learning!
Major overhaul ready for the new phrases module and bug fix for Android 7.
Also, done a full proof read and all is sparkly correct now!
Yes - phrases are coming. I've been busy upgrading the app in preparation and improving the look and feel. A few gremlins have been evicted. Please let me know on the support site if any more have snuck in!
Happy learning!
More downloads Learn Malaysian Fast (FREE) reached 100 - 500 downloads
by D####:
This app is interesting and handy. So I decided to purchase the pro version which offers a lot more words. There is a choice of voices in the setting, but the only choices are "girl" and "woman" (you can also select "random" between the two). But why not male and female voices instead? Anyway, I had to give it up because I quickly found that some pronunciations in the pro version were wrong. For example. in the category about weather, the word for cold (sejuk) was pronounced like "dinian" in whichever voice I picked. Even in this free version, there are many typos ought to be corrected before releasing but it seems that no proofreading was done.