​Libor ​
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Niche of Innovatory Language Learning Apps
​First pillar is : Learning through several languages, which you are acquiring at the same time.
Second pillar is : Embracing students' diversity by accommodating to not just a level of the target L2 but by already known languages ...
This can be introduced into the lessons' form employing multilingual (parallel or taking turns) instructions as well as into
lessons' content pointing to interesting intersections and voids between actual cultural background pairs or triplets across the World.
​Third pillar is : Articulatory phonetic training (oral choreography) with tips tailored to the language pair or triplet.
​Fourth pillar​​​ is :​ Motivation for brain stamina and memory engagement via meditation, stimulation (superlearning, suggestopedia) and learning hacking tutorials​​​​​.​

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About LiborTechTrading
I'm a sole trader. I founded LiborTechTrading in 2013 since I have unique ideas for apps in the field of languages. Being original and informed on languages is probably my main badge, yet I tried to educate myself in many other fields like digital media and arts. Some projects : ibrooder.weebly.com​ /would techstars kickstarter ycombinator startupchile fund content?
How did I got the idea for trilingi
It started around 1992/3 when I was learning Spanish and stumbled upon suggestopedia in a ​book by David Gruber​ 'How to learn languages' (Czech multilingual psychologist). So I recorded a tape with the Czech and Spanish words and phrases over Bach music (I still have the tape). It worked.... I still remember the recording of a mistake: faena~můra (yet faena=chore<>moth=polilla in Spanish). At the same time I was making lists, tables of adverbs across the 3 languages (English, Spanish and German). I saw adverbs as the language beacons since they help to orientate in a sentence, giving shortcut to its emotion or meaning. I was like a sponge: I used to consume a lot of knowledge around language acquisition, buying textbooks in foreign languages, reading, surfing etc yet also I put it in to practice. I worked in Kazachstan, I traveled and live it: I can speak 8 languages.
So from there it is just a combination of these approaches yet it did not click until after I took a course in iOS programming in 2010 and digital marketing and UX design at Digital Skills Academy in 2012 and started to think about it as an app.
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