After watching the TV report about Tim Doner, the journey officially has begun.
I started to search on the internet about Tim Doner.
Watching videos on his Youtube Channel.
Especially, the famous one were he speaks the 20 languages he knew.
I soon realized that he was not alone.
There were a lot of big names in this community.
Richard Simcott, Luca Lampariello, Steve Kaufman, etc etc.
Then, I started to learn about the tools, the books that were used by these polyglots.
Assimil, Teach Yourself, etc.
I discovered Anki, flash cards app.
I didn't know which language I picked up first, I wanted to pick them all at once.
But still, I was wondering always one question:
"How can one individual learn so many languages?".
I remember looking everything I could to get any information about Tim Doner's method.
I'm sure I went over the 2nd and the 3rd page of Google.
The one nobody goes usually.
That shows I went really far.
The days were passing, and the more I looked into languages, the more I loved them.
There was always this feeling of excitement, mystery, fascination.
I wanted to crack the code desperately.
I didn't understand how they learned language.
There were no "absolute method".
It was a bit messy, so I set out to find THE method.
One thing for sure is there was something new I didn't experienced before.
It was the strange feeling that it was obvious to me.
Language became my passion.
Just after watching Tim's TV report, that was it.
I signed for this journey.
I started to search on the internet about Tim Doner.
Watching videos on his Youtube Channel.
Especially, the famous one were he speaks the 20 languages he knew.
I soon realized that he was not alone.
There were a lot of big names in this community.
Richard Simcott, Luca Lampariello, Steve Kaufman, etc etc.
Then, I started to learn about the tools, the books that were used by these polyglots.
Assimil, Teach Yourself, etc.
I discovered Anki, flash cards app.
I didn't know which language I picked up first, I wanted to pick them all at once.
But still, I was wondering always one question:
"How can one individual learn so many languages?".
I remember looking everything I could to get any information about Tim Doner's method.
I'm sure I went over the 2nd and the 3rd page of Google.
The one nobody goes usually.
That shows I went really far.
The days were passing, and the more I looked into languages, the more I loved them.
There was always this feeling of excitement, mystery, fascination.
I wanted to crack the code desperately.
I didn't understand how they learned language.
There were no "absolute method".
It was a bit messy, so I set out to find THE method.
One thing for sure is there was something new I didn't experienced before.
It was the strange feeling that it was obvious to me.
Language became my passion.
Just after watching Tim's TV report, that was it.
I signed for this journey.