Learn English for your move on pages you already read
Pick Moving abroad. NativeLingo swaps English words for housing, shops and paperwork into the pages you read while planning the move.
Everyday English for your first weeks.
The words you meet first
Set A2 and you meet “landlord” long before “easement”.
The right form in the sentence
“Dos bicis” becomes “two bikes”. If we are not sure of the form, you get the plain word.
Typed reviews
Write the word once a day. Letters from the town hall get less scary.
Start the vocabulary before the boxes are packed.
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No. It builds vocabulary. Language tests also check listening, speaking and writing, so you need a course too.
It teaches words like landlord and lease. For legal meaning, ask the office or a translator.
Yes. Raise your level as you go and the swaps follow.
Learning English vocabulary before and after a move
Before a move you read a lot: housing sites, city guides, forums for newcomers and official pages. NativeLingo swaps a few of those words for English, in the right form and at your level. You meet lease, landlord and bakery in real sentences, so you recognise them on a letter or a shop sign.
Each word goes to your list with pronunciation. A short daily review asks you to type the English, which helps when you need the word at a counter. Ten minutes a day through the months of planning adds up to a useful base. Pair it with a course or a language café for speaking.