LinguaSpace

Learning the foreign language is basically a development of reading, writing, comprehension and verbal skills. You translate texts, write essays, listen audio and talk to the other pupils or native speakers. Every time you run into a word that is not in your active vocabulary you open a dictionary to look up what the word means and then write it down to repeat tonight or tomorrow morning.

If you are an organized person with a strong will you do. If you are not (like me) or if you are busy in the office and your brains run out of gas by the end of the day you typically postpone it. Ever. Even if you manage to get back to your notes and learn your words you have a next challenge to manage what you have successfully learnt and what you have failed to learn.

LinguaSpace provides an easy to use vocabulary builder and flash cards exam exercise that allows you to concentrate on the learning itself and leave the drudgery for your computer. As you encounter new words you enter them and their translations into the vocabulary bilder accumulating the new words to learn. Later on, you run the flashcards exam which displays the flashcards to let you choose a translation for a given word.

LinguaSpace will adapt the exam along with your answers showing the words difficult to learn much more often. Flashcards exam window can be minimized to the system tray and will automatically pop up again in few minutes. You can customize the details of the learning algorithm, how often the flashcards pop up from the tray and other options

It is important to understand what LinguaSpace is and what it is not. LinguaSpace was designed to be a highly efficient tool for vocabulary building and tracking. It takes the burden of the vocabulary bookkeeping and forces you to learn. But it is not a standalone tool to learn the foreign language. I.e. you cannot just take a Cambridge dictionary and run it through the tool to master English in 2 months.

You must read books, articles, write letters, chat in ICQ, take part in internet forums and blogs, listen TV and music, talk to native speakers and do many more various and exciting things to get it done. Do it and use LinguaSpace to eliminate a mundane work and have an observable picture of your vocabulary.

Limitations:

￭ 60 trial days evaluation period