Learn to understand the real speech of native speakers!

1. The new word for learning foreign languages!
Learn to understand the real speech of native speakers!
The service, which could only come from the development of the Internet!
The service, which will be a partner for all other training sites!

2. The problem we solve:
Even those who have studied in school or university English
can not always understand the real English language.
To understand it - it must be heard.
One study says that a new word (including in their own language)
man begins to realize after about 100 times hear it in different contexts of real speech.
That is the opportunity we provide - to hear any word (phrase)
in the context of a real English speech.

4. Russia:
Law:
Article 1274. Free use of works in the information,
scientific, educational or cultural purposes
1. Permitted without the consent of the author or copyright holder and
without remuneration, but provided that the author's name,
the product is used and the source of borrowing:
......
2) the use of lawfully published works and
excerpts from them as illustrations in publications, radio and
television, sound and video recordings of educational character, to the extent justified
the purpose;

5. Videolang conceived as a sister site to all other sites and businesses on
learning foreign languages.
It will be free to connect as well as the Google translator
- Anyone who has studied the language for its program (school, courses, university)
One click will move to Videolang and watch the video in which the words are pronounced.
You can specify settings for the video - for example only cartoons, etc.

6. Now: the fragments are separated by 106 films -
about 1,000 pieces each film.
There is a search for words and phrases.
In paid part can set parameters rolls (length uttered phrases ,only cartoons).

7. There are paid and free part - now for a fee (150 p / month)
You can see all the word fragments.
For free -only fragments of the 25 most common words.
As a possible model: free on any word (phrase) limited
the number of fragments,
all for a fee.

8. http://videolang.tv/
Ekaterina Gilyarova
Sergey Sigitov