My name is Carlo, I'm based in Sydney Australia, I currently speak 5 languages, English, Czech, Italian, Spanish and French. Practicing these 5 languages while running my Skool community full time. I love football, travelling, beaches, lifting weights, reading, jiu jitsu and chess. I'm looking forward to meeting and interacting with everyone!

Muita gente tenta decorar palavras e esquece rápido. Um método que funciona muito melhor é o método das 3 etapas: 1️⃣ Aprenda a palavra no contexto Não memorize só a palavra. ❌ apple = maçã ✅ I ate an apple this morning. 2️⃣ Crie uma frase sua Isso força seu cérebro a realmente aprender. Exemplo: "I bought an apple at the market." 3️⃣ Use a palavra no mesmo dia Pode ser falando sozinho, escrevendo ou mandando mensagem. Exemplo: "Today I ate an apple after lunch." 📌 Quando você usa a palavra "3 vezes no mesmo dia", a chance de lembrar aumenta MUITO. 🔥 Desafio: Pegue "5 palavras novas hoje" e faça "3 frases com cada uma". Depois volta aqui e comenta: Qua o idioma você está estudando?

Do you find movies easy to understand (without subtitles)? I've been learning English for almost 4 years, and I still find movies way harder to understand than series, podcasts, YouTube videos... Maybe it's because I enjoy action movies, with a lot of noise in the background. What do you think?

Write a short, simple phrase in the languages you speak. If you are a hyperpolyglot, you can choose any 4 of them :) If you don't speak any languages, you shouldn't be able understand this... So: ✍🇪🇸🇬🇧... Example: 🇧🇷 Aprender idiomas é divertido! 🇺🇲 Learning languages is quite fun! 🇨🇴 ¡Aprender idiomas es muy chévere! Your turn!

Stop Studying. Start Acquiring. 🧠 1. The Core Truth (Most People Ignore) 🚨 You don’t learn a language by studying it. ✅ You learn a language by using it repeatedly in meaningful contexts. 🔥 2. The 4 Pillars of Fluency Think of language like a skill — not a subject. 🧩 1. Input (Understanding) - 🎧 Listening (podcasts, videos) - 📖 Reading (texts, subtitles) 👉 Rule: Understand 70–80% of what you consume 🗣️ 2. Output (Producing) - Speaking - Writing 👉 Rule: Don’t wait to be ready — start messy 🔁 3. Repetition (Retention) - Spaced repetition - Reviewing mistakes 👉 Rule: Forget → Review → Repeat → Master 🌎 4. Immersion (Environment) - Change your phone language - Think in the language - Follow native content creators 👉 Rule: Make the language part of your life ⚔️ 3. The “Daily Attack Plan” (30–60 min) ⏰ If you only have 30 minutes: - 🎧 10 min → Listen (with subtitles) - 📖 10 min → Read something simple - 🗣️ 10 min → Speak (even alone) ⏰ If you have 1 hour: - 🎧 15 min listening - 📖 15 min reading - 🗣️ 15 min speaking - ✍️ 15 min writing 🧠 4. The Most Powerful Technique (Active Learning) ❌ Passive: Watching and “hoping” to learn ✅ Active: - Pause - Repeat - Imitate - Create your own sentences 🗣️ 5. The “Shadowing Technique” (GAME CHANGER) 1. Play audio 2. Repeat immediately 3. Copy pronunciation, rhythm, emotion 👉 Do this daily = native-like fluency accelerator 💬 6. Speak From Day 1 (Even Alone) No partner? No problem. Try this: - 🪞 Talk to yourself in the mirror - 📱 Record your voice - 🧠 Describe your day in the target language ⚠️ 7. The Biggest Mistakes ❌ Waiting to feel “ready” ❌ Only studying grammar ❌ Fear of mistakes ❌ No consistency 🚀 8. The Fluency Formula 💡 Consistency > Motivation Even 20 minutes daily beats 2 hours once a week. 🎯 9. Mini Challenge (7 Days) Try this: Day 1–2 → Learn 20 words Day 3–4 → Use them in sentences Day 5–6 → Speak them out loud