A program of LINGU.LAND English Academy
You know English.
Now learn to unlock it.
Discover how spoken English really works. Learn to recognize, analyze and understand natural speech — and develop the foundation to guide your own learning.
One live session, in English. No placement test, no level labels.
The gap
You can read it. You can write it. Then someone speaks.
Years of grammar and vocabulary leave most learners with a strange kind of competence: fluent on the page, lost in a conversation. The reason is rarely vocabulary.
None of this is a vocabulary problem, and none of it is solved by listening more. It is solved by learning what you are listening to.
The approach
Sound, analyzed — not accent, corrected.
The academy teaches spoken English as a structure that can be taken apart: seven subjects, studied in order, so that you can go on analyzing speech on your own.
Sound recognition
Hearing English as a finite set of distinct sounds.
The phonetic alphabet
Every sound gets a symbol you can write and reason about.
Syllable structure
Onset, nucleus, coda — what decides how a word can sound at all.
Stress
Primary and secondary beats: the most common reason you are not understood.
Linking
How sounds join, and why the gaps you expect are not there.
Reduction
Weak forms and the schwa — the engine of everything that sounds fast.
Connected speech
Assimilation, elision and the rhythm of whole phrases.
Independent learning
The analytical foundation to keep teaching yourself after the program ends.
The structure
A three-month study program.
Three months, moving in one direction: from single sounds, to words, to connected speech.
Sounds and symbols
The sound inventory of English and the IPA notation for it. Hearing and writing individual sounds accurately before anything is built on top of them.
Words and stress
Syllable structure, primary and secondary stress, and vowel reduction inside words. Where the beat of a word falls, and what happens to everything around it.
Connected speech
Linking, assimilation, elision and phrase rhythm. Taking apart natural speech at full speed, and working without the instructor.
Session days, times and group size are set per cohort. Dates and fees are confirmed directly with applicants — nothing is published here that has not been fixed.
Sound analysis
What an analysis actually looks like.
Every phrase studied in the program is taken apart the same way: five layers, in this order, always.
How it works
Four steps, in this order.
There is no instant checkout. The masterclass comes first, and enrolment is only discussed after a conversation.
Join the free masterclass
One live session, in English. It is the shortest honest way to find out whether this way of working suits you.
Apply to the program
A short application. It asks what you want from spoken English and how much time you can give it.
A qualification conversation
Applications are read individually. If the program looks like a fit, the next step is a short conversation to confirm that.
Enrolment
Only after that conversation. Dates, group size and fees are confirmed with you directly — nothing is charged from this page.
The next step
Join the free masterclass.
One live session, in English. Your registration is recorded as an interest entry — the date and the number of places have not been set yet. Registering does not yet reserve a confirmed seat, and you will be contacted with the details when it is fixed.
No price is published, because none has been fixed for a published cohort. Fees are confirmed directly with applicants.