Sound School is a pronunciation and conversation MasterClass for Brazilians.

Sound School is divided into 5 different modules to maximize your English learning.

Week 1: Introduction

In Week 1, we will give you an overview of all of the tools and resources that are included in Sound School 3.0.

You will also get know Alexia & Foster and learn more about the language learning philosophies that drive Inglês Nu E Cru.

Finally, you will do some crazy exercises and be introduced to your first weekly challenge.

Let's do it!

Meet Foster 👨‍🏫

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Meet Alexia! Your support and cobaia 🐷

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Explanation of the course structure 🎧

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Suggestions for the pace of the course

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Our Story: Inglês Nu E Cru

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Our Philosophy: English For Humans

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How to Train Any Sound: Your Language Learning Superpower

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Imitation Exercise: How to Overcome Your Language Learning Fears

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Imitation Exercise Audio

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Week 1: Introduction Challenge!

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Alexia's Introduction Challenge

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Foster's Introduction Challenge Video

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Alexia Intro Analysis Audio

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Weekly Challenge Submission 💪🏻

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Week 2: Vowels

Week 2 is all about vowels!

Vowels are fundamental to fluency. English has a lot of them and the way we pronounce them have no connection with the way we write in English.

In this section, you will find:

Video-classes for fixed vowels ✔️
Video-classes for moving vowels ✔️
Tons of pronunciation beats ✔️
Lots of minimal pair training ✔️
Comprehensive feedback session ✔️
Week 2 Challenge ✔️

Let's do this thing! 🙌

Week 2 Introduction Video 📹

Introduction To Vowels - More Than A, E, I, O, U 🤭

Tongue Position: Your new best friend 👅

/EE/ as in me, she, we 📹

/AW/ as in law, fought, caught 📹

/EH/ as in bed, red, instead 📹

/AH/ as in job, box, father 📹

/AA/ as in cat, hat, apple 🍎

/OO/ as in you, blue, through

"The Other U" as in book, could, good, push

Beats: /EE/ 🎧

Beats: /AW/ 🎧

Beats: /AH/ 🎧

Beats: /EH/ 🎧

Beats: /OO/ 🎧

Beats: /AA/ 🎧

Beats: "The Other U" 🎧

Minimal Pairs: /AH/ X /UH/ 🎧

Minimal Pairs: /EE/ x /IH/ 🎧

Minimal Pairs: /AA/ X /EH/ 🎧

Minimal Pairs: /AH/ X /AA/ 🎧

Minimal Pairs: /EH/ X /IH/ 🎧

Introduction to Moving Vowels 📹

/AI/ as in try, nice, bye, right 📹

/OH/ as in no, go, show 📹

/EI/ as in hey, say, rain 📹

/OW/ as in now, how, power 📹

Beats: /AI/ 🎧

Beats: /EI/ 1 Syllable 🎧

Beats: /EI/ 2 Syllables 🎧

Beats: /EI/ 3 Syllables 🎧

Beats: /OW/ 🎧

Beats: /OH/ 🎧

Week 2: Personal Feedback Session Instructions 📝

Week 2 Feedback Session Audio 🎧

Week 2 Challenge: 15 Minute Conversation 🤭

Worksheets!

Zip Files to Download All Audios

Week 3: Consonants

Introduction to Consonants

So you can think of consonants like the opposite of vowels. With vowels, air flows freely and unobstructed. With consonants, the passage of air is blocked.

This means that we use some part of our speech organ, it can be our lips, our tongue, our teeth, whatever.

Sometimes we stop airflow completely, sometimes only partially, the key difference is that we stop the passage of air in some way, shape, or form.

Like vowels, consonants have three key features:

Place of Articulation—where in you stop airflow. For example, if you close your lips completely, then the place of articulation is your lips.

Manner of Articulation—refers to how you produce the sound. Is it a full stop? Is a little bit of air still passing through? For example, for, with the f sound, it is not a complete stop. You still have a little bit of air passing through when your say Foster. fffffoster.

Phonology—is the sound voiced or voiceless? That means do your vocal cords vibrate when you produce the sound. For example, what is the difference between a T and D sound? Voicing.

I know these are complicated linguistic terms, but don’t let them frighten you. We are simply referring to where and how we are stopping air when we produce sounds.

(quick note: in this section we are focusing more on the concept of consonants to make sure you are comfortable with the basics. We will cover more difficult consonants, like the TH & the American R sound, in other sections in the course.)

Let's do this! Good luck 👍

Week 3: Introduction 📹

Introduction to Consonants: English is not that difficult 😅

Voicing: Understanding your voice box 📹

Quick note about consonant pairs...

Consonant Pairs: P & B 📹

Consonant Pairs: T & D 📹

Consonant Pairs: G & K 📹

Consonant Pairs: V & F 📹

Minimal Pairs: T X D 🎧

Minimal Pairs: B X P 🎧

Minimal Pairs: C X G 🎧

Minimal Pairs: V X F 🎧

Feedback Session: Consonant Pairs

Alexia Week 2 Feedback 🎧

Alexia Cambly Experience Feedback 🎧

Week 3 Challenge: Introduction 🏋️‍♀️

Where are you from? 🌎

I'm from Brazil 🇧🇷

What do you do for work? 👩🏻‍💻

I'm a chemical engineer 👨🏻‍🔬

What did you study in school? 👨‍🏫

I studied business administration 📈

What do you like to do in your free time? 🏄‍♂️

I like to read books, go to the beach, and other things 📕

Week 3 Challenge Feedback 🎧

Week 3: Audio Zip Files

Week 4: The Schwa Sound 🤭

Welcome to week 4!

In this section, we are talking about the schwa sound.

If you have no idea what the schwa sound is, don't worry, we will explain everything for you :)

If you already have some experience with the schwa, get ready for new information, bad jokes, and probably our most difficult challenge yet!

So without further ado, let's get straight into the schwa.

Introduction to the Schwa 📹

Written Representations of the Schwa 📹

Stressed-timed language 📹

Reductions in English 📹

Beats: Schwa Two-Syllable Beginning 🎧

Beats: Schwa Two-Syllable End 🎧

Beats: Schwa Three-Syllable Variations 🎧

Soundtracks: Schwa Dialogue 🎼

Inglês Nu E Cru Rádio - O som mais importante em inglês 🎧

Week 4 Feedback Session 🙌

Week 4 Challenge 🕺

Week 5: /TH/ Bite your Tongue! 👅

In week 5, we are going to spend an entire week (yes, a whole week!) on the TH sound.

The reason we are dedicated an entire week to this one sound is because it is super difficult for Brazilians.

First, this sound doesn't exist in Portuguese. So it is totally new for you. As you will see during the next couple of weeks, sounds that don't exist in Portuguese will usually be the most difficult ones to master.

Secondly, the TH is a crazy sound even for native English speakers. I had a lisp (língua presa) when I was young, so I had to work for years to say the TH sound correctly.

Finally, the TH is super common. Many students think that they will be fine without really training the TH. But if you think about the last sentence I wrote - there were 5 TH's. So, yeah. It's important.

So let's get ready to bite our tongues until they bleed (joking), and start training this crazy sound! 👅

Introduction to the TH 📹

The TH in practice 📹

Beats: /TH/ at the beginning of words 🎧

Beats: /TH/ in the middle 🎧

Beats: /TH/ at the end of words 🎧

Beats: /THR/ 🎧

Minimal Pairs: /TH/ X /F/ Minimal Pairs 🎧

/TH/ Phrase Training #1 🏋️‍♀️

/TH/ Phrase Training #2 🏋️‍♀️

Soundtracks: TH Dialogue 🎼

Week 5 Feedback 👍

Week 6: How to speak in the past like a native 👍

In this section, we are talking about the past.

The past is confusing, I know. We have so many different tenses, participles, etc.

But with a little pronunciation training, you can simplify the past significantly.

So, without further ado, let's travel into the past.

Introduction to the past sounds in English 📹

The /ID/ Sound in English 📹

Beats: /ID/ 🎧

Beats: /T/ 🎧

Beats: /D/ 🎧

Soundtracks: Speaking in the past #1 🎼

Soundtracks: Speaking in the past #2 🎼

Feedback Session: Week 6 - Speaking in the past 🏋️‍♀️

Week 7: The 3 T's of English

Hey guys! So in this week’s lesson we are talking about the Three T’s of English.

So most people think there are just one T, but in reality there are at least three, maybe more depending on the way you count it.

And I know the difference between T sounds, seems a little unnecessary, but it is super important. First, we are getting more advanced, so we can focus on the minor details and the nuances.

Secondly, the we use these three T sounds all of the time in English. And English speakers will really notice when you use them incorrectly. You need to have the capacity to produce them very naturally.

Finally, these different T sounds give you the ability to speak much faster. You know when you hear English speakers speaking extremely fast, and you are thinking, “Why are they talking so fast?” It is probably because of these T sounds.

So, in this section we are going to divide them into three T sounds: the true T, the flap T, and the stop T.

OK, that is enough of me talking in this introduction. Let’s get started with the true T.

Introduction: The 3 T's of English

The True T 📹

The Flap T 📹

The Stop T 📹

Beats: The 3 T's of English 🎧

Feedback: 3 T's of English 🙌

Challenge: Which T is it? 🤔

T Challenge: Answer Key 👍

Week 8: The American R Sound 🤭

In this section, we are talking all about the American R sound.

The R sound is one of the most difficult sounds in English because it is a very difficult sound with a variety of different representations. Depending on where you are from in Brazil, this sound might be easier or harder for you.

Regardless of you place of birth, the American R sound is fundamental for fluency, so let's dive straight into it!

Intro to the American R.mp4

How to Produce the Beginning R Sound.mp4

R Colored Vowels Part II.mp4

Ending R and R Colored Vowels.mp4

Beats: R Sounds 🎧

Soundtracks: R Dialogue 🎼

Week 8: Challenge 🏋️‍♀️

Week 9: Final M & N 🙊

In this section, we are talking about the Final M & N sounds in English. Although these sounds seem simple and should be easy to correct, bad habits are hard to break.

Final M & N Introduction 📹

Introduction: Final /M/ 📹

Introduction to Nasal Vowels 👃

Final N Introduction

Beats: /M/ One Syllable 🎧

Beats: /M/ Two Syllables 🎧

Minimal Pairs: /M/ X /N/

Beats: Final /M/ Phrases 🎧

Week 9 Challenge: Ask me Anything 🤔

Week 10: Questions? 🤔

When you are learning English or any new language, questions are your best friend. And learning how to ask questions is an art.

You have to use the right words, the correct pronunciation, the appropriate intonation.

Questions are so important because they continue the conversation.

Introduction to Questions 🤔

Beats: Where? 🎧

Beats: Do? 🎧

Beats: Are? 🎧

Beats: What? 🎧

Beats: How? 🎧

Beats: Have you ever? 🎧

Beats: Could 🎧

Week 10 Challenge: Creating your script

Creating your script instructions

Week 11: The Dark L

In this section, we are going to take an in depth look into one of the most difficult sounds for non-native speakers in English: the Dark L.

The Dark L is really hard for a variety of reasons. It doesn't exist in Portuguese. It is actually not just one sound but a collection of movements. Even some native English speakers have problems with the Dark L.

But don't worry, we will take it one step at a time.

Strap on your seatbelts. Let's do the Dark L.

Week 11: The Dark L Introduction 📹

What is the Dark L? 📹

How to Produce the Dark L 👅

Dark L Minimal Pairs & Variations 📹

Beats: Dark L Words 🎧

Beats: P & B + L Combination 🎧

Beats: T + L Combination 🎧

Beats: R+L Combination 🎧

Phrases to train the Dark L 🗣

Feedback: Dark L Phrases 🙌

Intonation & Imitation: Week 12

We are going to start addressing some of the finer points of pronunciation in the next few sections.

This week, our focus is intonation.

Intonation refers to the actual pitch of the sounds we make. Or more simply, the up's and down's in language. I like to think of intonation as the "flow" of the language.

Not many people focus on intonation because it is hard to teach. As you know by now, this is not your normal English course.

So, let's dive straight into intonation 👅

What is intonation and why is it important?

Why is intonation important: Clarity 😌

Why is intonation important? Connection 💏

Why is intonation important? Communication?

How to train intonation? 🤔

Training intonation - The man in the arena 🎩

Focused listening 🎧

Shadowing 🎤

Feedback: Integration

Challenge: Improvisation 💯

Week 13: Intonation Patterns

Ok, so now that we have an idea of what intonation is, we can start using it to our advantage.

There are are certain situations where we typically use the same intonation patterns in English.

There are circumstances that happen a lot in English, where we generally use the same types of ups and downs.

And if you can identify these situations and make them automatic, I promise your life will be a lot easier.

So in this section we have 7 different situations where you can find these patterns, and we are going to train each one in more detail.

So let’s do it.

Patterns - An introduction 📹

Patterns - Asking questions 📹

Patterns - Making Statements 📹

Patterns - Lists 📄

Patterns - Stress 😧

Patterns - Contrast 📹

Patterns - Emotions 😬

Patterns - Tag questions

Patterns - Challenge 🏋️‍♂️

Week 14: Habits 💪🏻

This week is a little different than other weeks, in the sense that we are not going to talk directly about English. Instead, we are going to talk about you, and more specifically, your habits.

So, at first, this might seem a little strange, but I promise it will be worth your time and attention. And honestly, this is something that I see so many of our students having problems with and it is something that we should have probably talked about a long time ago.

So before we talk about your specific habits, we need to have a good understanding of what habits are. So, what are habits?

So, the most simple way we can think about habits is habits are behaviors that we perform automatically, with little to no thought.

So this can range from making coffee in the morning to brushing your teeth. So, these automatic actions end up accounting for a lot of our lives. They simply become part of who we are and what we do every day.

What are habits?

Why are habits important? 🤔

4 steps to habit formation ⓸

How to create good habits for your English 👍

Better English in 15 minutes a day 😲

Challenge - Your 15 minutes 🙉

Week 15: Tools & Techniques - Simple Concepts

Hey guys, so for the next couple of weeks we are going to continue this English course by not focusing on English.

I know that sounds crazy, but this is not your normal English course and I promise all of this will make sense in time.

So, for the next few weeks we are going to focus on what I like to call, “Tools and techniques.” To summarize, these are ideas, strategies, exercises, etc. that will help you continue to improve your English, by yourself, forever.

So, the idea is that with the right tools and techniques, you will continue learning and improving your English without me or Alexia or without any teachers or courses or anything like that.

And I think this is super important for two reasons:

1) Learning a new language is a never-ending process. There will never be one day when you wake up and say, “Oh, I am fluent in English now.” That will never happen. Learning a new language and culture is a lifelong activity and is a constant work in process.

2) And reason number two, you are the only one that can learn a new language. I can give you tips and ideas, I can make corrections, but I cannot transplant my knowledge of the English language into your brain. It does not work like that. At least not yet.

So until we have the technology for me to inject my English into your head, for now, all of the responsibility is on you. That means you need things to help you stay motivated, tools to make sure you a continually improving, and techniques to guarantee that you are on the right path.

So that is what the next few sections are going to be about: tools and techniques. I hope you will like it and find it useful. I’m sure you will. So without further ado, let’s get started with our first week of tools and techniques.

Introduction to tools and techniques 🛠

How NOT to get stuck in English ✔️

Simple Concepts Part I 😊

Simple Concepts Part II 😊

Week 15: Simple Concepts Challenge 🏋🏻‍♂️

Week 16: Tools & Techniques - Complicated Conversation

Complicated Conversations 😲

Explainers 🤔

Explainer Video Examples

Radiohead 🎸

Complicated Conversations: Challenge 🏋🏻‍♂️

Week 17: Ask me anything - Part I

In this section, we are going to look at the first 10 ask me anything questions that we have received from you 😎

AMA - What is the difference between laughed and left? 🤔

AMA - Is the US a perfect place to live? 🇺🇸

AMA - Why is it so difficult to have conversations in the beginning? 😲

AMA - Why don't more people know about Inglês Nu E Cru? 🙃

AMA - Why are R sounds so difficult in English?

AMA - What do I need to come in university in USA?

AMA - Where should I start my travels in USA?

AMA - What does lose well mean?

Week 18: Ask me anything - Part II

How to improve phrasal verbs? 🙀

How to improve your writing skills? ✏️

Am I too old to speak English fluently?

How did you choose your profession?

What should I do when native speakers talk too fast? 🏃‍♂️

Subtitles or no subtitles?

Why does Inglês Nu E Cru not have a YouTube Channel?

Are smartphone apps good for language learning?

Why do I forget words in conversation? 🤦🏻‍♂️

How do you organize your studies? 📖

Where do you begin when learning a new language?

How did you and Alexia meet? 💕

How to learn conversation specific phrasal verbs?

What do you love about travel?

I understand the schwa, but I don't know how to use it!?!

What are our favorite countries? 🌍

What is the difference between in, on, and at?

How did you and Alexia meet? 💕

How do you create long sentences in English?

How do you start with a new language?

Vocês acham o Google Translator uma boa ferramenta?

Qual é a diferença na pronúncia entre SEE e SEA?

Quais são os conectores mais comuns em inglês?

Você precisa de um speech therapist para te ajudar com a pronúncia?

Quais são as diferenças de pronúncia entre TO, TWO e TOO?

Você gosta de usar flash cards para estudar?

O processo de aprendizado de uma terceira língua é mais fácil que a segunda?

Quais são as diferenças entre Degree, Certificate e Diploma?

Como que eu faço para deixar de traduzir palavras para português e como melhorar o processo de repetição para entender o real significado de uma palavra?

Como fazer para entender nativos de inglês que não sejam o Foster?

Week 19: Tools & Techniques - Music

Introduction to learning with Music 🎸

Learning with music - the process 🥁

Resources for Musical Learning 🎶

Shape of You - Analysis 🙇‍♂️

Shape of You 60% Loop

Shape of you 75% Loop

Shape of you 85% Loop

Shape of you 100% Loop

Week 19: Feedback

Week 19: Challenge 🏋🏻‍♂️

Week 20 - Live Coaching Session #1 - Q&A

In this section, you will find audio recordings from our weekly live coaching sessions.

Why is the pronunciation of the article "a" different?

Should you watch movies and TV shows multiple times?

How can you improve your grammar without studying with the traditional methods?

I have problems talking about my background?

How do we use the expression "ain't?

Live intonation exercise!

Inglês Nu E Cru for kids?

Sound School Live Class - 03/12

End of course: Private coaching session w/Foster 👨🏻‍🏫

To end the course, set up a private coaching session with Foster!

Week 20 - Private Coaching session w/Foster

Schedule Private Coaching Session with Foster 👨🏻‍🏫

Module 1: Sound Foundations

Language is about sound. To speak English confidently, you need to learn the sounds.
In this section, we make sure that you have all of the tools that you need to speak confidently.

Module 2: Difficulties for Brazilians

We've been teaching English to Brazilians for almost 10 years.
90% of Brazilians commit the same mistakes, especially with pronunciation.
In this section, we will cover the most common mistakes that Brazilians mistake to make sure that you can correct them as quickly as possible.

Module 3: Innovative Audio Trainings

Our innovate audio trainings combine music, rhythm, and high-frequency phrases to build your muscle memory.
With the audio trainings, you will develop muscle memory to speak English automatically without thinking and translating from Portuguese.

Module 4: Personal Feedback Sessions

At the end of each section, you will send us and audio and the program director will personally send you feedback to guarantee your success.

Module 5: Advanced Pronunciation & Conversation

In the final section of the course, we put everything into practice.
We will cover advanced techniques about accent, intonation, stress and rhythm.
This section will guarantee that you can speak like a native speaker and understand real English in fast conversation.

Foster Hodge, Program Director

Foster Hodge é um professor profissional da Carolina do Sul, EUA. Ele vem ensinando inglês há mais de 10 anos, por 5 países diferentes. Se especializou em ensinar inglês para brasileiros.

Acredita que cada aluno é único e tem o direito de uma atenção especial. Aprender uma nova língua deve ser divertido, envolvente e também uma mudança de vida.

What are you going to learn?

Speak English with confidence ✔

It doesn't matter how much grammar and vocabulary you know, if you are not confident when speaking English, you will get stuck. Confidence is key.

Understand native speakers in fast conversation ✔️

When you understand the sounds of English, you will understand native speakers. Fast conversations will sound like natural, relaxed dialogue.

Learn more English in less time ✔️

An in depth knowledge of pronunciation helps you memorize vocabulary and internalize grammar structures dramatically faster.

Speak with an impressive accent ✔️

Some students simply want to be understood. Not our students.
If you want to connect with native speakers, make friends and have better opportunities, good pronunciation is fundamental.

Limited spaces

Because we give personal feedback and attention to each of our students, we can only accept a limited number of students at a time. To guarantee your space in the program, sign up before 01/2019.

Reserve your space

Why Inglês Nu E Cru

Personalized for you 🙏

Most English courses are made by big corporations. We are a small team of language lovers and only care about sharing our knowledge to help you achieve your goals with English.

Learn when you want, where you want 🙌

We get it, you're busy. Sound School is completely adapted for mobile, tablets and computers. You can also download all of the audios so you can learn whenever and wherever you want.

Part of the family ♥️

We believe that every student is different. No more traditional classrooms. No more apps. Only real humans helping you speak English. Here, you are part of the family.

Professional, Native Professor 🇺🇸

Unfortunately, it is difficult to find professional native teachers in Brazil. Foster, the program director, has 10 years of experience teaching English and specializes in teaching pronunciation to Brazilians.

A different approach 💪🏻

Let's face it. The traditional approach to teaching English in Brazil is old and ineffective. No more boring grammar books and large classrooms. Learn English that natural way.

When you understand the sound system of English, you will learn faster, understand native speakers in fast conversation, and speak with confidence.

Who is Inglês Nu E Cru?

We are a small (but growing team) of language lovers. We are dedicated to changing the way English is taught in Brazil.

Foster Hodge

Foster is the language nerd. He stays up late studying linguistics and has taught English to more than 5,000 Brazilians students. He will be your guide during the course.

Alexia Souza

Alexia takes care of our students. If you have any questions about the course, English, or why we have so many dogs. Alexia is always available to help you out.

Our students love us ♥️

"Foster is an excellent teacher and a friend. If you want to learn and correct & increase your pronunciation, "Foster is an excellent teacher and a friend. He is 100% the right person for the task.

Rodrigo Berutti, Gerente @Reserva

"Foster is an excellent pronunciation coach. His approach to sounds changed the way I speak and connect to native speakers."

Totoro, Ator Porta dos Fundos

"Foster is a great teacher, every week how my spoken English is better, mainly my pronunciation. Before Foster, I thought that I was speaking in the right way, but I wasn't. Now I feel that I can speak like a a native."

Luiz Lima, Médico

We are trusted by the best in the biz

Last Chance. Are you in or out?

If you are serious about your English, now is the time to act. We are 100% confident that you will not find a better course to improve your English.

I'm in!

INGLÊS NU E CRU 👋

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Ajudamos os brasileiros a melhorarem seu inglês compartilhando nossa história. Nosso método ajudará você a aprender mais rápido e se divertir mais ao mesmo tempo.

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FAQ

Do I have to pay monthly fees?

Nope! Just a simple one time payment ☺️

What are the personal feedback sessions?

After each lesson, you will have the opportunity to record an audio and receive personal audio feedback directly from the Program Director (Foster). This will dramatically increase your ability to perceive and fix your mistakes.

Does the course work on mobile devices?

Yep! Sound School is 100% compatible on all devices. That means you can learn anytime, anywhere :) You can even download all of the audios to save data!

What makes Sound School Different than other English courses?

This is not your English course. We do not focus on grammar, reading or writing. Only pronunciation, listening, and speaking.

Other benefits of Sound School that traditional language schools don't offer:

Personal feedback after each section.
In-depth pronunciation and phonetics training.
Native teachers with years of experience teacher Brazilians.
World-class support. If you need anything, we are here for you.

I am already an advanced speaker. Will Sound School help me?

Great question. Yes! Even the most advanced speakers still tend to have a lack of phonetic training. Sound School is a unique opportunity to improve you accent, speak more like a native speaker, and develop a more profound knowledge of the spoken English language.

How do I know if Sound School is the right course for me?

Sound School is designed for intermediate and advanced speakers that can read or relatively well in English, but are not confident in their speaking abilities.

If you "know" a lot of English, but still have difficulties speaking, this is the course for you. If you have difficulties understanding native speakers in conversations, Sound School is a great fit.

If you like our podcast, Inglês Nu E Cru Rádio, Sound School is designed for you.

Can't I learn this on YouTube for free?

Of course. You can learn almost anything for free on the Internet nowadays. But why spend hours (years, really) learning the fundamentals and keys to speaking confident English when we apply our decades of teaching English to Brazilians? Additionally, we offer you personal feedback and precise corrections so you will speak fluently in record time.

I am a beginner. Can I take Sound School?

90% of the materials in Sound School are in English. So, you need to have a basic understanding of the fundamentals of English. If you can understand a good bit of English conversations, then you will be fine. If you are a complete beginner, we will release a new course designed especially for you later this year :)

What is included in Sound School?

Sound School 3.0 gives you all of the tools and resources you need to be a confident English speaker.

Included with the program:

50 high-quality video-classes ✔️
Personal feedback after each lesson with the program director ✔️
100's of audios to train your pronunciation, listening, and conversation ✔️
Exclusive bonus material and lectures on intonation, rhythm, and stress ✔️