English Academy
An English academy
built on how speech works.
LINGU.LAND teaches English as a structure that can be taken apart. Four disciplines — sound, grammar, vocabulary and learning itself — each taught as a system you can go on analyzing on your own.
One live session, in English. No placement test, no level labels.
The programs
One discipline at a time, each taught to the end.
A discipline becomes a program when it can be taught as a complete system rather than a set of tips. One is open; the other three are in development and are not announced with a date.
Nothing is published here before it is fixed: no dates, no fees and no places for a program that has not opened.
The method
Analysis before imitation.
The academy's one method, in a line: anything you can take apart, you can learn without a teacher. Every program is built to leave you able to do the analysis yourself.
Taken apart first
A subject is broken into its parts and each part is named, before any practice is asked for.
Written notation
What is studied gets a symbol you can write down, look up and reason about — not only a sound you copy.
In one direction
The parts are studied in a fixed order, so that each one rests on the one before it.
Then without us
The end of a program is the point where you no longer need it: the analytical foundation to keep teaching yourself.
Open now
HACK.CENT — the sound discipline.
Spoken English taken apart as sound: seven subjects, studied in order, over roughly three months. Not a beginner course and not accent correction.
Why this way
You can read it. You can write it. Then someone speaks.
Years of grammar and vocabulary leave most learners fluent on the page and lost in a conversation. That is not a vocabulary problem, and listening more does not solve it.
It is solved by learning what you are listening to. That is what an academy is for.
Supporting tools
Software that supports the study. Not the course.
LINGU.LAND develops a small set of tools used alongside the training. They exist to make analysis faster. The teaching does not depend on them, and they are not the educational product.
IPAZER
Phonetic transcription. Working with IPA notation for the words and phrases under study.
SoundIPA
Sound reference. A reference for the individual sounds of English and their symbols.
Wordefine
Word analysis. Breaking a word down into its syllables and its stress pattern.
Wordy
Vocabulary practice. Practising the vocabulary met during the program.
The next step
Join the free masterclass.
One live session, in English, on how the academy takes speech apart. Your registration is recorded as an interest entry — the date and the number of places have not been set yet, and you will be contacted with the details when they are.
No price is published, because none has been fixed for a published cohort. Fees are confirmed directly with applicants.