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Benny Lewis

Polyglot; founder of Fluent in 3 Months.

19 things

CzechClass101Course

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CzechClass101 This is my favourite Czech audio course.

His essential resources for learning Czech (links go through fluentin3months.com redirects)

2021-09-10·fluentin3months.com ↗

HebrewPod101Course

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HebrewPod101 This is my favourite Hebrew audio course. This course is much better value than more famous audio courses, and in my opinion it’s more effective too!

His top resources for learning Hebrew (links go through fluentin3months.com redirects)

2021-09-02·fluentin3months.com ↗

PreplyService

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The best way to learn a language is to speak from day one. That’s why I love Preply — because it means you can find an affordable Hebrew tutor for on-to-one lessons, and start speaking right away.

His top resources for learning Hebrew (links go through fluentin3months.com redirects)

2021-09-02·fluentin3months.com ↗

MorfixService

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Morfix Online Dictionary Simply the best dictionary for Hebrew.

His top resources for learning Hebrew

2021-09-02·fluentin3months.com ↗

ThaiPod101Course

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ThaiPod101 This is my favourite Thai audio cause. It represents excellent value for money and goes all the way from complete beginner to advanced level.

His essential resources for learning Thai (links go through fluentin3months.com redirects)

2021-08-22·fluentin3months.com ↗

GlossikaSoftware

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I especially like Glossika's focus on listening and speaking. You get to watch your fluency progress live with each audio “rep”.

His favourite Korean courses and resources (links go through fluentin3months.com redirects)

2021-09-24·fluentin3months.com ↗

KoreanClass101Course

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KoreanClass101 is an excellent Korean course in one of my favourite formats – audio podcast. It covers all levels from absolute beginner to intermediate and advanced Korean.

His favourite Korean courses and resources (links go through fluentin3months.com redirects)

2021-09-24·fluentin3months.com ↗

Talk To Me In KoreanCourse

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Talk to Me In Korean (TTMIK) is a top rated fan favorite for learning Korean. TTMIK is a free website run by native Korean speakers.

His favourite Korean courses and resources

2021-09-24·fluentin3months.com ↗

LanguaTalkService

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LanguaTalk is my top recommendation for finding a Korean tutor due to having higher teaching standards, lower commission and a more intuitive interface than most other platforms.

His favourite Korean courses and resources (links go through fluentin3months.com redirects)

2021-09-24·fluentin3months.com ↗

LingQSoftware

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LingQ LingQ immerses you in a world of compelling Korean content – with 1000s of hours of Korean podcasts, audiobooks, interviews, courses and more.

His favourite Korean courses and resources, for intermediate learners

2021-09-24·fluentin3months.com ↗

Clozemaster ProSoftware

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Clozemaster Pro answers the question: what's the next step after Duolingo? Clozemaster helps you rapidly expand your vocabulary by learning Korean in context.

His favourite Korean courses and resources, for intermediate learners

2021-09-24·fluentin3months.com ↗

Naver DictionaryService

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Naver Dictionary Naver Dictionary is a Korean-English dictionary with audio, sample sentences, and words/phrases of the day.

His favourite Korean courses and resources

2021-09-24·fluentin3months.com ↗

WordReferenceService

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Wordreference A dictionary with a difference, as all words include a discussion thread about their subtle meanings.

His essential resources for learning Czech, under 'websites you must bookmark'

2021-09-10·fluentin3months.com ↗

Conversation CountdownCourse

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Conversation Countdown Have your first conversation in Czech in just seven days. This is one of our most popular courses, and with good reason, because you’ll get results fast.

His own Fluent in 3 Months course, on his Czech resources page

2021-09-10·fluentin3months.com ↗

ForvoService

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Forvo Find out how any Hebrew word is pronounced. Just type the word you’re looking for into the search bar in Hebrew!

His top resources for learning Hebrew, under 'websites you must bookmark'

2021-09-02·fluentin3months.com ↗

Read Thai in 10 DaysBook Arthit Juyaso

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Read Thai in 10 Days an excellent book by Arthit Juyaso on how to quickly master the Thai alphabet.

His essential resources for learning Thai (Amazon short links)

2021-08-22·fluentin3months.com ↗

Pickup ThaiService

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Pickup Thai This site has six Thai audio conversations recorded by a professional Thai teacher, with transcripts in English, Latin alphabet transliteration and Thai script, side-by-side.

His essential resources for learning Thai

2021-08-22·fluentin3months.com ↗

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