if you go to mimicmethod.com/login, you can access the masterclass and all my other courses for free. In September, I will release a new curriculum that is much more complete and advanced, and that will also be for free. Moving forward, all of my content will be free, and i will only charge for live training experiences.

two of our old english courses you can get here for free. Better one coming out somepoint soon www.mimicmethod.com/login/

​@@MimicMethod how do i know when the new English course is coming out ? do you have a specific time to let me know ?

@@leouch9380 unfortunately no specific time. Just gotta join our mailing list to stay up to date. I just kind of go with the flow and make everything up as I go along :)

Indeed, what matters most is your ability to mimic the physical movements. But for the movements you can't do intuitively, you need to have some way of thinking and talking about the movement. Symbols are simply referents to the movement, so you can externalize them from your mind and discuss them with other people without getting mixed up. People are inevitably going to discuss the movements. Question is, what terms/symbols will they use to refer to them? If not IPA, the discussion will default to native spelling conventions, which are inconsistent, incomplete, and not universal. This creates even more confusion, pulling us ever further away from the true physical nature we're trying to mimic. IPA seems intimidating to people at the beginning, but with my process anyone can learn, and everyone who does learn is always very grateful that they did learn, because it makes everything much more clear.

Just use flash cards and quizzes I think it took me a day or two to learn but its not as circuitous as it seems!

yes. but england was conquered by french for a long time so much of the vocabulary is latin origin by way of French