From pointing at the menu to ordering from it.
Ten words a day sounds tiny. Ninety days of it is a small dictionary.
TodayWhere you are now
A real conversation in the language
300 words and the basics
Talk about your day
Ten minutes with a native speaker
An example of where ninety days can take you. Your plan starts from your own answers.
Why ninety days works for this.
A language sticks with a little every day, much better than with a lot on Sundays. Plan90 keeps the daily bit small enough that you actually do it.
What Plan90 might ask you.
- Which language, and why now?
- What can you say today?
- What do you want to be able to do on the last day?
A first week might look like this
- MonLearn 10 words about food
- TueSay yesterday's words out loud, twice
- WedLearn 10 more, then write three sentences
- ThuListen to a five minute podcast in the language
- FriOrder an imaginary dinner, out loud
- SatLighter day: go over the week's 30 words
- SunLighter day: watch something short with subtitles in the language
An example. Your plan is written from your own answers, so yours will look like you.
Also for
Everyone- For writers
Finish the draft. The bad first one counts.
The novel is nearly done. In your head.
By day 90: 36,000 words of draft
Read on - For busy parents
Ten minutes for you, somewhere between breakfast and bedtime.
You don't have free time. You have scraps of time. Plan90 is built out of scraps.
By day 90: Ten minutes a day that are yours
Read on - For people learning to code
From hello world to something you'd show a friend.
The tutorials are bookmarked. All forty of them.
By day 90: A small app you can show a friend
Read on