Someone getting back into spoken English
Someone to talk with again and again, mistakes and all.
Kenta (35, engineer)The English he learned at school lets him read, but not speak. In an English conversation course, he answers out loud and builds out little by little from a self-introduction.
Before and after learning
BeforeBefore learning
- Almost no chance to speak English
- Too embarrassed about mistakes to say things out loud
- Forgets the phrases he learns straight away
AfterAfter learning (what could change)
- Can answer with the microphone and speak out loud more often
- Can gather phrases he uses often in a Markdown file and look back at them while practising
- Can grow his self-introduction a little with each episode
The people and ways of using Geniam shown here are fictional examples for explanation. They do not promise any learning results.
For example, a week like this
Answer out loud
When the teacher finishes speaking, the microphone turns on by itself. He answers out loud.
Collect phrases
Gathers the phrases he uses often in a Markdown file.
Link to the course
Links his self-introduction and phrases to the English conversation course.
Look back while practising
In the middle of a conversation, opens the phrases from the sidebar.
Continue
Five minutes on from yesterday's episode, from his learning history.
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