Hundred Language · cards turn when you tap them

Spanish · you have done this before

Every day for three months, on top of the Spanish you already own

Four years of it at school, two weeks of it on holiday, and a head full of verb tables you recognise and cannot produce. The knowledge is in there. What is missing is contact with it on ordinary Tuesdays.

  • 3 tasks each morning
  • 1 report each night
  • 100 days, no lessons
  • Start from where you stopped

the half-knowing trap

Half a language is its own kind of stuck

in pictures

The hundred days, roughly

the street

the street8 photos in the gallery

the cafe

the cafe8 photos in the gallery

the notes

the notes7 photos in the gallery

the table

the table7 photos in the gallery

the daily loop

A list in the morning, two lines at night, a hundred times

01Point the three tasks straight at the gapIf you read well and speak badly, write tasks that force words out. Nobody grades them. The point is that they happen today.
02Report the thin days as wellTen minutes of revision is a day. Zero is zero, written down, which is information rather than a failure.
03Sit with people who also had a first attemptThe room is full of second and third goes. Yours stops being a private embarrassment and becomes a normal Tuesday.

how it usually goes

The hundred days, roughly

card 1

Digging out what is still there. Most people find more than they expected and are annoyed by how buried it was.

Day 1–10

Digging out what is still there. Most people find more than they expected and are annoyed by how buried it was.

Day 30

The old material stops being the point and current material takes over. The list gets sharper and shorter.

Day 100

A hundred days of contact, and the school Spanish has been used rather than remembered.

how it usually goes

The hundred days, roughly

day 1–10Digging out what is still there. Most people find more than they expected and are annoyed by how buried it was.
day 30The old material stops being the point and current material takes over. The list gets sharper and shorter.
day 100A hundred days of contact, and the school Spanish has been used rather than remembered.
the cafe
the cafe

Ninety days is the unit this market already sells in

the same clock, elsewhere

90 days

The Fluent in 3 Months Bootcamp runs as a closed 90-day cohort with weekly group calls, at $297 or three payments of $99.

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45 days

italki runs a free 45-day Language Challenge with hour targets and a global leaderboard. The challenge is the marketing; the lessons are the product.

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Everything with a number here links to the page that states it. No number of ours is estimated.

Three tasks each morning. One report each night. A hundred days of language.

questions we get

Reasonable questions

Do you test my level first?

No. There is no placement test and no level attached to your name. You decide what your three tasks should be, and you can change that decision on day forty.

Can I use the app I already pay for?

Yes, and most people do. We supply no material at all, so whatever you use becomes the content of your tasks.

Is there a group chat?

The core is written: your task list, your evening report, and the reports of everyone else on the same hundred days.

What does it cost?

Pricing is set when the next group opens. This page takes an email address and no payment.

What happens on day 101?

You have a hundred reports and a habit that survived them. Some people go again with a different set of tasks, some carry on alone.

One more attempt, this time with a date on it

Leave an email and we tell you when the next hundred days begin. No payment is taken here.

We write once, when the start date is fixed.

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