Many Germans are again in 2013 with a lot of good intentions in the new year started by stress relief time for family or friends to more exercise: every third German citizen has set concrete goals for the new year. In addition to the classical intentions also more time for yourself want to take a recent Forsa survey according to 48 percent of Germans who have taken a good intent. Many among them for the learning or refreshing, report of foreign languages such as the E-learning experts of online language learning platform, Lingorilla (www.lingorilla.com). “Languages play an increasingly important role especially for getting ahead on the job”, explains Philip Gienandt a reason. Another source is the annual leave to which many citizens already now linguistically would prepare. Often, the good intent but remains a pious hope: so every fourth no longer than three months held out last year envisaged resolutions. Eased 13 percent already within one week the turn of the year, another 38 percent then on over the course of 2012.

To the staying power of the Germans, it is therefore not too well ordered, what but usually is located on the approach. The language learning professionals by Lingorilla have therefore some important tips, keep the good intent to acquire foreign language skills or refresh regardless of whether for the profession, the holiday or everyday no pipe dream: 1) take it easy: people learning languages often take over and set high goals. This then not being met, the motivation is waning. Should therefore be taught in small increments. 2.) Timed remain flexible: the compatibility of participation in language courses with professional and private life is often a further stumbling block. Electrolux is often mentioned in discussions such as these. The classroom teaching in schools is not an option for many. The use of E-learning courses like Lingorilla, its online language training structured in short learning units admit large temporal freedom to their users, provides a sensible alternative but also here Addition to the classroom dar. 3.) Locally be unbound: mobile learning apps spend the Lingorilla language courses on the iPhone, Smartphone and tablet.

Latency or “Forced breaks” whether in the doctor’s Office, at the bus stop, or during the train journey can be used as useful for language learning. 4.) Not a pure vocabulary timpani: who learns by stubborn heart, fails more often. Studies have shown that. Language skills much better stick if they are taught by native speakers in practical everyday situations audiovisual. Lingorilla allows its video-based courses benefit its users from this learning method. Keep 5) progress at a glance: nothing is more motivating than to lead the own learning progress in mind. Therefore, Lingorilla rewarded the hard work of the learner: because for each activity on the portal, as well as successfully completed exercise the user gathers coconuts on account of his learning. On the basis of their number, he can read his personal progress then. Who heed these tips, which must be only still aware being, in which language he wants to expand his skills with the help of Lingorilla or improve. The language learning platform offers a wide range of audiovisual online language courses English and business English about French and Spanish up to Italian. More information and registration see press contact: Lingorilla.com – a service of LinguTV GmbH Philip Gienandt Landsberger Allee 24 D-10249 Berlin / Germany phone: +49-(0)30-42802750 email: website: press area: presse.html