Main Disc. Thread - Limitless: Polyglot (Now Available! Custom Core Available!)

[Philemon]

Amazing cant wait to try this one.

SC is making it hard to maintain stack discipline.

[Chase]

@SaintSpring suddenly remembered the conversation we had. This is exactly what you requested your wish is fulfilled!

[RagnarLothbrok]

Bought it, starting to learn Russian, any good sources?

[cryo424]

Very interesting sub. I hope they consider creating an ESSENCE module from this one!

[Philemon]

ive had a good experience with the Michel Thomas method

[Tobyone]

Eyy what’s going on in here? Ahh, just randomly releasing perfect programs, two in a row, that just happens to suit my life perfectly… oh ok… so then I’ll leave… naaaaaahhh… just cashinged it right away…

So, lately(after about a year and a half of studying a language) I have been trying out a new strategy by learning a lot of verbs, adjectives, nouns etc through having AI writing them all in sentences, and I mean thousands of them. Then I read them, check so I understand, I shadow it (listen and speak at the same time), record them with AI, listen over and over, and then use Anki cards (flash cards) for active recall. So at the moment I’m at having somewhere around 10000 sentences this way and I intend to learn most grammar this way by seeing the patterns by absorbing and using them daily.

Also got to mention Language Islands, where I have several hundred personalized sentences about my life, hobbies, work, friends, just things that’s about me, and also base things like shopping, restaurants, airports etc etc…

I read a couple of hundreds sentences after playing a minute of Polyglot. It’s a bit late now and my mind is a bit tired, but I felt that I slowed down even more as I read out loud, and that I could catch errors very quickly and correct myself accordingly. More to come…

I’m very interested to see how I can evolve this mega document I now have with new ideas through the sub, and also to see how me learning this way will improve. I have been doing this technique I mentioned for a couple of weeks now, and I got to say I have made huge improvements fast, as when you read sentences over and over aloud, you see the grammatical patterns more easily.

We all learn language differently, but I’ve come to realize that it has to resonate with you. If you enjoy the process you are doing it, then you’ve come a long way…

And of course as I aim for at least a couple of thousand sentences every day (also I listen to them on the spare time on repeat…,) I noticed by skimming the description of the program

@SaintSovereign

Speak Out Loud, Even When You’re Alone. Don’t keep the language trapped in your head — let your mouth, tongue, and breath learn it too. Read short passages aloud, shadow native speakers for a few lines, or casually talk to yourself about what you’re doing in the target language. Even a few minutes of daily out-loud practice trains your muscles, builds confidence, and makes real conversations feel like a natural extension of what you’re already doing in private.

This is exactly what I’ve been doing for hours every day lately. I realized that if I want to be a speaker of the language, I have to speak it a lot.

[Philemon]

Will be following you’re results with a keen eye. Saving this sub for later on.

[SubClubHouseMafia]

@SaintSovereign

You’ll begin to realize that a laugh, a sigh, or a smile carries the same meaning across any language

A moment, a love, a dream, aloud, a kiss, a cry
our rights, our wrongs

[RagnarLothbrok]

May you please give me a link? I couldn’t find anything

[Philemon]

Michel Thomas – Home Page

Here is their site read up on their method. its an interesting approach, based on the description of the polyglot sub it could work really well together because it gets you to listen, speak and learn the grammar all at once.

[Detective_L]

I have been wanting to reconnect to my mother tongue for a while now. This is just what I needed!

[SaintSovereign]

@whatevermore

Does it also help with language abilities in one’s native language? Not every native speaker of English has the active vocabulary of an essayist for the New Yorker. Does it help with learning accents for acting?

Absolutely. Language is language. I’m eager to see how it will help with coding.

[SaintSovereign]

@cryo424

Very interesting sub. I hope they consider creating an ESSENCE module from this one!

Of course.

[Avengers68]

It may also help for public speaking !

[SaintSovereign]

It will certainly help with that. Stack it with Daredevil: True Social and you’re looking at a highly influential orator.

[Detective_L]

@SaintSovereign

how it will help with coding

It will help with coding too!?

@SaintSovereign

Stack it with Daredevil: True Social and you’re looking at a highly influential orator.

Oratory too!!

[HeroicDragon]

Im thinking orator like Obama, was thinking of RAIKOV for that. But coding yeah, Index, Beyond Limitless, and Polyglot, all while watching Spanish or French movies with subtitles lol. With Index if you don’t actively study a language there is still a lot to gain, with this, if you’re not actively studying a new language is it beneficial to our native language or more than that?

[SubClubHouseMafia]

@SaintSovereign

For those in sales, marketing, or any customer-facing role, this becomes your greatest asset: the ability to speak not just to your client’s needs, but to speak from within their conceptual world, addressing concerns they haven’t yet articulated because you understand the cultural logic that shapes how they make decisions.

@SaintSovereign this is essentially what sales is, so are there ideas between you and @Fire on how True Sell would be different from this aspect of Polyglot?

[Martin]

@SubClubHouseMafia

@SaintSovereign

For those in sales, marketing, or any customer-facing role, this becomes your greatest asset: the ability to speak not just to your client’s needs, but to speak from within their conceptual world, addressing concerns they haven’t yet articulated because you understand the cultural logic that shapes how they make decisions.

@SaintSovereign this is essentially what sales is, so are there ideas between you and @Fire on how True Sell would be different from this aspect of Polyglot?

same here…
is it better right now for negociation and stuff?
Right now is true sell the best option rn?

[SaintSovereign]

@SubClubHouseMafia

@SaintSovereign this is essentially what sales is, so are there ideas between you and @Fire on how True Sell would be different from this aspect of Polyglot?

This title is for language learning, etc. first. The sales aspect is a side benefit. True Sell will be a complete title dedicated to sales.

@Martin

is it better right now for negociation and stuff?
Right now is true sell the best option rn?

Again, this is a title that is about language first. True Sell will contain scripting directly correlated to enhancing a sales career / business.