Our method is visual association.

Your brain is wired to think in images and sounds. We help you train your brain to create associations between images and sounds. Using our program your brain will create connections in a ‘ flash and drill’ format and reinforce the image-sound associations you make with games and stories.

For example, on a basic level, if you are flashed a picture of a “girl”, you will hear the word “girl” in your target language; this will be done through a sequence of interactive flashing images with a time delay between image and sound. Our visual association program consists of a series of intelligently designed, pleasurable and stimulating drills. Our program will train your brain in a precise, progressive, logical sequence that works.

Like Neo in the “Matrix” you will be downloading directly to your brain.

Visual association is the key that unlocks the door for learning languages.

At first, these connections you create using our program will be like a small trail through the woods, that will be quickly overgrown. However, with the systematic use of our program, the connections will become like a well paved bike path, then a road, then a super highway of neural connections. You will be speaking a language in a flash, and surprise yourself.

In high school language class you did not train your brain in a precise, stimulating way, to associate images and mental images to sounds. Perhaps you did incidentally, but not as the core focus of your curriculum.The focus in class is usually grammar, and this is a huge source of frustration. However in our program, the grammar is woven into the progression naturally, so your brain does not have to reference abstract grammar tables every time it wants to speak a sentence.

Our method replicates learning a language naturally, like you did as child. A child hears sounds and sees images. A child does not consciously learn grammar and does not learn through translations.

We admit our program is not traditional in any sense of the word. In fact it is very unconventional, but it works. Try it you will see.

Brain waves for learning languages was pioneered by Dr. L Georgi Lozanov. Brain waves combined with visual association significantly enhances absorption and retention, as it helps replicate brain wave patterns that children possess when learning their first language.

How do you learn a vocabulary fast? We invested a great deal of time to research the most efficient way to learn vocabulary. “The simple reveals itself, after the complex has been exhausted”. What is the most efficient way to learn? Your mother was right. Flash cards!

Visual/audio flash cards build vocabulary. It’s that simple. Flash cards are the most efficient way to learn because they are a very focused, with an emphasis on memory recall not just memory formation.

However, these are not just flash cards; they are uniquely designed, so you can download bytes of information into your brain that supports higher cognitive processes. The images can loop at an accelerating rate of flashing until you know the words in a flash.

Our objective is to get from point A to point B in the most efficient way scientifically possible. Set a goal of weeks not years to converse in your target language.

Also included are games. Games are a fun way to challenge your brain with new information, so you know it backwards and forwards, literally.

However, games are not child’s play. Did you know that current research is inferring that the mental gymnastics of computer games, this challenging and bending of your mind, might actually achieve the unachievable, an increase your IQ. We are not saying using our language games will do anything as much, but when you finish our program you will be able to speak a language.

With our games you will let go of your logical side and absorb information in a pleasurable way.

The great French mathematician Pascal wrote “The heart has its reason, which reason knows nothing of”.

We believe you can not just learn words and phrases, you need context to bring what you have learned to life. Our program provides 100 imaginative stories to develop this contextual learning. The presentation of these stories are unique, if do not recall a lesson word you can just click on it; it does not give you a text definition, but a picture. If you click on the word “boat”, a boat appears.

Full translations of every story are included as, especially in the first few lessons, where your vocabulary is growing and some new words are employed. These translations will make the stories more enjoyable, as they are entertaining and every word in our stories is worth understanding. The purpose of these stories is to introduce a memorable context for words already learned, not to manually translate and learn new words. However, It is interesting to note, some language schools, particularly of ancient languages believe, learning though translation is one way to learn.

We connect the idea in context to the target language directly via a picture to achieve our goal of learning efficiency. Try it and you will see!

“I speak five languages fluently and can communicate in another five languages; I would not say I am a language expert, but I would say Claritaslux software is the best on the market” – F. M. Hartford, CT

“I studied Spanish in school and with other Spanish learning software; I made minimal progress and lost interest. However, with Claritaslux software, I can now have conversations with people in Spanish.” – G. W. Boston, MA

1. Scientifically and artfully designed.
2. 1000 attractive, stunning photos.
3. 1500 +word vocabulary. These are high frequency words. With this vocabulary you will be able to easily express yourself in every conversation.
4. Imaginative content to keep you interested.
5. Games for the fun of it.
6. This is not a basic course with words like ‘milk’ and ‘boat’, and ‘days of the week’. This is a total program. On its completion you will be speaking your target language.
7. It works. Try it.

Languages:

We are currently in beta, see our demo page. Our languages are:Polish, Russian and Ukrainian.