Having woken up from a coma, polyglot William Hearn realized that all the languages he had ever known were competing for the same space in his head — but he could no longer express himself in any of them properly. In this story, William tells Glossika how he won his languages back.

On an Adventure Both Spiritually and PhysicallyMy first visit to Thailand was in 2011. I had just spent 6 months in a Thai Buddhist monastery and decided to go and visit the country

My name is Keith, and I wanted to share with you how Glossika finally helped me breakthrough to fluency after a year and a half of independent language study. I left the active

Rachel is a sign language interpreter who lives in Seattle. Because of her job, Rachel has always loved dissecting languages in all kinds of aspects. During our interview with her, she mentioned that

Peter's parents took him on a trip to Paris when he was a child. He didn't speak French at the time, and he didn't like the feeling of not being able to speak

Growing up in a Ukrainian household in the U.S., Michael's first take on foreign language was at home with his grandparents who would speak Ukranian. Then, he took Russian in college. Later

Because of his German grandmother, Brandon started taking German in middle school. In addition to German, he's also taught himself Japanese. And that's also when Brandon fell in love with learning languages. Currently,

Andrew works for a television company in Los Angeles, which means he usually works long hours. Glossika's audio training gives him the freedom to learn a language anytime, anywhere. And he usually does

As you may know, medical students have hectic schedules. And Michael is no exception. However, he still finds time to work on his Chinese. No matter how busy you get, and if you

Tuo just obtained a PhD at Harvard University and is living in the Boston area. His mother tongue is Mandarin Chinese, but he arrived in Montreal, Canada, when he was 5, where French

Emilio is an interpreter for the European Union living in Brussels. Originally from Spain, he speaks 5 languages fluently and is learning 2 more. Before moving to Brussels, Emilio lived in Vienna and

When given the opportunity to be in a new environment, adapt to it the best you can – absorb the culture and learn to speak the language.

The majority of people want to learn a foreign language well and perhaps dream of becoming a polyglot. The methods I'm going to share with you today will help you put focus onto