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The course Twenty-six weeks in five stages, each with a gate you can actually check — not "you should now be A2" but "put on the news and see". Day by day → Your own material Drop in a podcast and it is transcribed on this device. Tap any word. The ones you save come back on a schedule, inside their sentence. Read and listen → Practice Pronunciation checked by your own browser, dictation, conjugation drills, and sentences generated to be correct rather than plausible. Speak and drill → What to watch Free channels and shows sorted by the hour they start paying off, not by how good they are. Reaching too high too early is how people quit. The watchlist → Writing and speaking Tasks with a constraint and a checklist, because unconstrained output just routes around your gaps and fossilises them. Start producing → Progress Hours, streak and a six-month calendar — all counted by the tools as you used them, never estimated. See the graph →
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