“Learning English” is one of your resolutions for 2022? Then you are exactly right here. In cooperation with Gymglish, NextPit.de offers you an online course for English, either via app or in the browser. The course content is individually tailored to your level of learning and your interests. The first 30 days are free – you don’t have to enter any payment details and you don’t risk an unintentional subscription. So what are you waiting for?
Learn English online with Gymglish: this is how it works!
From Babbel to Rosetta Stone: English courses via app or online in the browser are abundant. But Gymglish works differently than any digital language course I’ve tried so far. Instead of depicting specific situations in individual lessons, Gymglish presents itself as a complete multimedia story.
In the English course you will accompany Bruno Delavigne in his dream of returning to his hometown of San Francisco. Although the young man lost his sense of smell in an accident, he really wants to open a perfumery there. He would like to follow in the footsteps of his grandfather Xavier, who tragically died while mixing a particularly explosive fragrance.
Gymglish tells the story of Bruno Delavigne in the English lessons. In addition to text and images, there are plenty of video and audio clips that make learning more diverse. / © Gymglish / Screenshots: NextPit
So you learn English in a playful way with the help of a story that Gymglish lovingly prepares with texts as well as language modules and videos. Then you have to answer multiple-choice questions about the content and fill in the fill-in-the-blank either with free text or with given answers. After submitting a lesson, Gymglish will provide you with a detailed correction of all errors – and detailed explanations of why the correct answers were now exactly correct.
Each of these so-called microlearning units can be completed in a few minutes. So you have hardly any excuses not to work through a lesson in the morning on the S-Bahn or in the afternoon during the coffee break. So that you don’t forget Gymglish, you will receive regular reminders by email or push with a link to the following chapter. By the way, you can comfortably shut down Gymglish while on vacation.
Gymglish offers numerous setting options. For example, you can set the days on which you would like to receive lessons (middle) or in which language you would like Gymglish to teach you English – should the explanations also be in English – or would you prefer to be in your native language (right)? / © Gymglish / Screenshots: NextPit
You can track your progress in learning English in the statistics, either in the browser or in the app. Gymglish continuously adapts to your learning progress. This ensures that you will not be overwhelmed, but at the same time you can learn something new in each chapter – even if you are an old hand in English.
The best thing to do is to try Gymglish for yourself. If you register via NextPit.de, you can use Gymglish to study English for 30 days free of charge. There are no subscription traps – you only have to enter an email address for the test period, but no payment details.
Learn English: Now it’s your turn!
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