I am currently using Glossika for learning Japanese and it is a tormendously useful Langauge learning program. It keeps you consistent because it is easy to use, the sentences stick in your brain. You learn grammer without even trying. The main disadvantages is that their is no offline mode, if your internet is slow it will not work properly. Also, it is boring which can frustrate you because you will not see any progress immediately.
I Adore glossika and have learned a ton of languages because of them. That being said it's not for everyone. I love how well you explained everything and you clearly put a lot of work Into your channel. Keep it up 👍🔥
I’m using the free trial right now for Spanish.I do think it’s a bit boring but at the same time I do think it’s a good method. What attracted me is that I’m really working on the speaking aspect and it seems it will be good for that. I’d like to see an option for fewer or 1 language for a lesser price. Also they really need an app - one reason is the record function has been disabled for iPhones. Customer supports were quick to answer my questions and tell me there is an app in development but got no reply when I asked when this might be available
It is a great site indeed, and I really hope that someday they will have an option for only 1 language in the future. A lower price and I would easily be able to recommend this too many people. An app would be very helpful, but there are a lot of great language learning websites which just don't have an app available. Hopefully that is coming soon as well 😅
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I really don’t want to comment on your review negatively, but you put too much emphasis on the price to say the least. First there is a competitive discount for students if you are one, and as an adult $30 a month (less if you have a plan) for sixty languages shouldn’t be a concern for you considering the quality of the materials you get for each language. That site is one of the best resources out there for polyglots. Let me put it this way: one day when you start your career you want to get paid well for your input right? How do you think business owners are going to pay you for your work if they don’t charge customers with respect to their cost? Have your got any idea how much work, human asset and money they would require to keep their material updated for sixty languages?
I'm sorry that you dislike this video/review 😓 But let me explain why I put the emphasis on price. (As I do with most reviews) My channel is for people who learn Japanese. That is the group I am targetting. If you really would learn at least 3 languages from this, than yes, great deal for only 30 dollar. The problem is just that many people only want to learn 1 language sadly enough. Glossika is great and I also say that in my review, but especially for people who want to learn Japaness, there are so many resources which are all bellow 10 dollar. So that's why I emphasis soo much on the price. For polyglots, the price is cheap! For people who only want to learn 1 language, it's a little expensive 😅 Even though, many of my subscribers are using Glossika and some ended up using Glossika even after watching my review. I also talked about the discount for students, the problem with that is, it's still on the high side as others also have discounts for students on their already low price. I know that updating all those languages may be expensive, but most people are still going to use it because they prefer the quality and future possibility of being able to learn more languages.
@@VoylinsLife thanks for your reply. Slightly changing the subject, I would like to say that you should actually have more subscribers because you obviously put a lot of energy into your channel :-) Japanese is an intriguing language but Chinese is giving me enough headache that I try my best not to start any new language particularly something like Japanese. Yet I follow a few channels for Japanese because at one point I am likely to give it a try... I have just subscribed to your channel too to give a small support for your work. Getting back to topic, I understand what you are saying particularly if you are interested only in a single language. Perhaps they should offer single language option for learners who are interested in just one language. However just keep in mind that they also have an additional about %40 discount every year around international new year and Chinese new year. Anyway good luck with your channel. :-)
I am currently using Glossika for learning Japanese and it is a tormendously useful Langauge learning program. It keeps you consistent because it is easy to use, the sentences stick in your brain. You learn grammer without even trying. The main disadvantages is that their is no offline mode, if your internet is slow it will not work properly. Also, it is boring which can frustrate you because you will not see any progress immediately.
Correct is it a bit boring, but with discipline and dedication you’ll see success
@@jonathanrubio487 of course, I totally agree with you.
@@jonathanrubio487 which langauge are you learning by the way?
@@jamesatem6046 Turkish
I Adore glossika and have learned a ton of languages because of them. That being said it's not for everyone. I love how well you explained everything and you clearly put a lot of work Into your channel. Keep it up 👍🔥
Thank you so much for your positive comment! 😁
I agree with you about the prising. It's way too much per month. I also wish there was a cheaper option for us who only want to learn one language.
I’m using the free trial right now for Spanish.I do think it’s a bit boring but at the same time I do think it’s a good method. What attracted me is that I’m really working on the speaking aspect and it seems it will be good for that. I’d like to see an option for fewer or 1 language for a lesser price. Also they really need an app - one reason is the record function has been disabled for iPhones. Customer supports were quick to answer my questions and tell me there is an app in development but got no reply when I asked when this might be available
It is a great site indeed, and I really hope that someday they will have an option for only 1 language in the future. A lower price and I would easily be able to recommend this too many people.
An app would be very helpful, but there are a lot of great language learning websites which just don't have an app available. Hopefully that is coming soon as well 😅
Are you using Glossika or did you use Glossika? Please let me know your 2 cents on this website ^^
I forgot to mentioned that I enjoyed watching this video and also chatting with you.
hahah thank you ^^ I hope your milk is helping you right now ;p
@@VoylinsLife yes, after I drank milk, I immediately slept. Now, I feel more comfortable.
Some good information here but the video could have been half the length. There is a lot of babbling and moaning about the price.
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I really don’t want to comment on your review negatively, but you put too much emphasis on the price to say the least. First there is a competitive discount for students if you are one, and as an adult $30 a month (less if you have a plan) for sixty languages shouldn’t be a concern for you considering the quality of the materials you get for each language. That site is one of the best resources out there for polyglots. Let me put it this way: one day when you start your career you want to get paid well for your input right? How do you think business owners are going to pay you for your work if they don’t charge customers with respect to their cost? Have your got any idea how much work, human asset and money they would require to keep their material updated for sixty languages?
I'm sorry that you dislike this video/review 😓 But let me explain why I put the emphasis on price. (As I do with most reviews)
My channel is for people who learn Japanese. That is the group I am targetting. If you really would learn at least 3 languages from this, than yes, great deal for only 30 dollar. The problem is just that many people only want to learn 1 language sadly enough. Glossika is great and I also say that in my review, but especially for people who want to learn Japaness, there are so many resources which are all bellow 10 dollar. So that's why I emphasis soo much on the price. For polyglots, the price is cheap! For people who only want to learn 1 language, it's a little expensive 😅
Even though, many of my subscribers are using Glossika and some ended up using Glossika even after watching my review.
I also talked about the discount for students, the problem with that is, it's still on the high side as others also have discounts for students on their already low price. I know that updating all those languages may be expensive, but most people are still going to use it because they prefer the quality and future possibility of being able to learn more languages.
@@VoylinsLife thanks for your reply. Slightly changing the subject, I would like to say that you should actually have more subscribers because you obviously put a lot of energy into your channel :-) Japanese is an intriguing language but Chinese is giving me enough headache that I try my best not to start any new language particularly something like Japanese. Yet I follow a few channels for Japanese because at one point I am likely to give it a try... I have just subscribed to your channel too to give a small support for your work.
Getting back to topic, I understand what you are saying particularly if you are interested only in a single language. Perhaps they should offer single language option for learners who are interested in just one language. However just keep in mind that they also have an additional about %40 discount every year around international new year and Chinese new year. Anyway good luck with your channel. :-)