LingoCultureReviews of lingoculture.com

My issue resolved! Thank you

In 2021, I was offered my dream job of working in Geneva. The city is great; however, my life is debilitated by the fact that I don't know French. I was reading a lot on how to learn a language efficiently and came across the comprehensible input method. I was on maternity leave and thought of spending my time listening to podcasts and going through language learning apps (Ouino, Speakly, Memrise). Once I was ready to output, I started looking for online classes. I read good reviews about Baselang in Spanish and was looking for an equivalent in French. Luckily, Lingoculture popped up on my Facebook (and it turned out to be a sister company of Baselang) around April 2022. At first, I thought it was a scam because it was too good to be true. But I really wanted to know, and since they accept PayPal, I thought if this turned out to be a scam, I could just refund. I am so happy to know that this is not a scam, and Lingoculture is a game-changer in my French learning. I joined when they were in beta, and the founder, Celine, and Enock, the administrator, were very welcoming and responded to my many queries. I then met my teachers. There are many excellent teachers in Lingoculture, and I will just mention those who have made a significant dent in my journey. First is Yacine, who has been my teacher for almost a year now. He has taught me when I was struggling to pronounce "bonjour" up to now that I can confidently read. We have been through textbooks from A1, A2, and B1. Fadila has been my language companion for everyday life, and she patiently goes through skits so that I can practice how to find a babysitter for my baby or read the pamphlets in French on how to find a good daycare. Mariem has been patiently guiding me in improving my pronunciation using FSI French phonology. Other teachers worthy of mention are Marwa, Suzanne, Cherine, Lisa, and Inez. What makes Lingoculture very effective for me is its one-on-one instruction. While I am in Geneva and I can take classes here, nothing beats one-on-one classes in terms of efficiency. Of course, there is convenience; I can book classes anytime, even just a few minutes before the class. I have a full-time job and a one-year-old and an eight-year-old. Without Lingoculture, there is no way I can find time to join classes without this flexibility of being able to book anytime of the day. But the most important thing for me has to do with commitment. Of course, I can always say I can study by myself, but with life around me, that rarely happens. But because I made a commitment with the teachers, I pressure myself to show up (which is the same thing I noticed with me and exercise. If the commitment is just with myself, I rarely do it. But when I have a trainer, I show up because I paid for it and I promised to show up!). Lastly, when Lingoculture says unlimited, they really mean unlimited. I typically have 2-3 hours a day on weekdays and 4-5 hours on weekends. In terms of cost per class, nothing beats Lingoculture for me. I can confidently say that in one year, I was able to progress from zero to B1, thanks to Lingoculture. Two months ago, I was riding the bus, and suddenly it dawned on me that I can read everything in my surroundings. That is an amazing feeling. From blindly wandering around the city, I am now able to take part in the vibrant life around me.

I have been studying French for two years now since I live in France but had never practiced it much. Additionally, I frequently travel to other French-speaking countries, which motivated me to improve my proficiency in the language. Initially, I tried to learn French by myself, but it was not efficient. That's when I discovered LingoCulture and started taking an average of 7 to 8 classes per day. The most challenging part of learning French for me was communication, but LingoCulture's program helped me to start speaking with fluency. One of the features that I liked the most about LingoCulture was their amazing teachers who helped me progress quickly. Learning French has had a significant impact on my life as it has enabled me to communicate better in every country I visit. I highly recommend LingoCulture to anyone looking to learn French, as it has been an excellent experience for me. Initially, I had not heard of LingoCulture, but I am grateful that I found it, and it has been a game-changer in my language learning journey.

I have been with LingoCulture for almost a year. Their teachers are patient, kind, and totally understanding of errors. My French has really progressed. I can now listen to the news in French and understand, at a minimum, 80% of what they are saying - that’s huge considering how fast news casters speak. Is LingoCulture worth it? Yes! Their classes are 1-on-1, unlimited, and all for one monthly price. I have taken up to 8 classes in one day, lol. The price/value is certainly there and so much more. Regrets? None. I have no regrets what-so-ever. Please do not think about it, just do it.

It's a really fantastic program. You can take classes when you want and work on what you want. Since these are personalized one-on-one classes you get a lot more out of it than you would in a group class. For me a huge perk was being able to work on conversation rather than focus on grammar. Also, the teachers are very cool, interesting people from various French-speaking countries which was really fun.

I have been taking classes with Lingoculture for a few weeks and it has been going really well. I can't imagine that there is a better value that exists for one-on-one French instruction. It took me a little while to figure out how frequently I needed to schedule the sessions as it helps to prepare in advance and to spend some time reviewing the material you covered in previous sessions. My tutor and I are using the "Core Lesson" material and supplementing it with some free exercises I found online that are based around the same curriculum and I am progressing very quickly. It is very easy to connect with teachers whose style of teaching suits your goals and I have had no problem scheduling classes when they are convenient for me, even on really short notice. I highly recommend Lingoculture to anyone that wants to increase their French proficiency quickly!

I learned french when I was young but forgot many things, so I decided to try Lingoculture; I tried for one week before traveling to France; it was my best experience while learning french; sometimes I forget that I had classes, but all my teachers were patient about that sending me reminders and helping me to understand something new very flexible, very professional teachers. I recommand it

I have a busy schedule so LingoCulture's online platform is perfect for me. I can reserve a 45-minute class after work or on weekends and book my favourite French professor to coach me. It's unlimited so you maybe have more time than me; I usually book 4 sessions a week and that's 3 hours of French language "fitness training"! The professors are professional and they can adapt to any level. If you're a beginner the professor can craft a program for you to get started. I have the basics so the classes for me are the perfect training ground for speaking, reading, and listening in French and I get to use the language freely in a stress-free environment. Unlike group classes, the 1 on 1 format allows the professor to correct my errors, to build on my strengths and weaknesses, and for me to pick topics I want (I prefer geopolitics, finance, technology, science and less literature for example). In group classes, one does not have such flexibility. LingoCulture helps me stay on top of my French game as it's my third language. I did not speak French growing up so LingoCulture is there to ensure my French muscles are toned, strong, and healthy. I recommend the platform, it's worth a try!