Build a Productive Language Learning Routine That Makes You Feel Fluent, Not Frustrated
For busy language learners who want simple consistency and real progress
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“The Language Habit System was one of the game‑changers for me in language learning.
I highly recommend it to anyone who (like me) has struggled to find a good study flow and make consistent progress in their languages.”
Marissa Blaszko
ReLearnaLanguage.com
Are you working your butt off but not seeing the progress?
- Baffled by how much there is to do when learning a language and you don’t know what works for you?
- Like you’re in a never-ending cycle of starting and stopping and starting and stopping?
- Tired, even bored of the same apps, exercises, and flashcards when all you want is to finally get good enough to speak?
- Unsure about how to fit language learning in when you’ve got so many other commitments like your job, family, friends, furry friends and other hobbies?
- Guilty because you’ve lost your momentum somehow and hit the dreaded intermediate plateau?
There are thousands of ways to learn a language.
Let’s find yours.
Learning a language is a wonderfully personal thing.
What works for a student preparing for an exam ↔️ may not work for a busy 9-5 worker.
What works for a passionate hobbyist ↔️ might be different to an expat in a dash to learn the language for work.
Just because someone swears by a certain method, or they have fancy marketing, doesn’t mean that it’s right for you.
Finding a plan that works is simpler than you realise. But it needs something special that you won’t find anywhere else: YOU.
You can find your productive language routine with the..
Language Habit System®
Your Structured Guide for Learning a Language Independently
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“I recently had the opportunity to test this program and I LOVED it. It’s incredibly helpful for getting on track, setting your goals, and building a consistent learning routine.
Kerstin shows you that creating a roadmap and consistent study schedule doesn’t have to be a challenge when you learn languages.”
Shannon Kennedy
Founder of eurolinguiste.com
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“As an academic, I have come across similar planning and monitoring tools. However, Kerstin puts together a complete learning package, and I recommend these courses without hesitation. Whatever stage you are at in your language studies, you can adapt this package and use it to your advantage.
Grahame B.,
Honorary Fellow
“I wish I had found Kerstin's Language Habit System when I first started learning languages. I used it recently for German (my 3rd target language) and it helped me tremendously.
Elizabeth Bruckner,
Author at Fluent in 3 Months
“I loved the Language Habit System. Thanks to the Vision Goals Worksheet, I now have a motivating image that I’m in Paris, showing my wife that I can speak fluent French.
Unlike a calendar, I found that the trackers in the Language Habit System allowed me to remember exactly what I studied.”
Mark
Dedicated French Learner, Pilot, Runner and Violinist
Important to Know
The Language Habit System is For You
- No matter which language you are learning- even multiple languages at once
- No matter if you have a tutor, you attend group classes, or you’re working entirely solo
- No matter why you have decided to learn a language!
If you have made some progress and are finding yourself stuck in the swamp of resources and language advice, then this System is going to help you bring it all together.
Real Talk: This Isn’t Right For You If
- you want the “secret formula to learn a language in 7 days”. That’s not my speciality, and to be honest I don’t think it’s possible anyway.
- you’re just dabbling right now and you think you’re going to drop the whole language thing in a few days (if that's the case, you may not be ready to commit to the Language Habit System yet)
- you want a highly prescriptive plan that tells you exactly what to do and when to do it. This System is not "one size fits all".
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“I am very guilty of taking on too much, then I wonder why I find myself doing anything but what I set out to do. Now I see the value in small, baby step goals and realistic schedules.”
Yari Arenas
“I loved the vision goal exercise, especially the feelings-based goal! I pictured myself feeling smart, proud, excited, and incredulous speaking Russian. Talking with taxi drivers when I travel is one of my favorite ways of practicing languages, so I added chatting confidently in Russian to a taxi driver in Kazakhstan as a goal. This kind of emotionally engaging visualization helps me tap back into the curiosity and joy that made me want to learn Russian in the first place.”
Ingrid T.
SecondHalfTravels.com
Ready to Start Your New Language Habit?
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“I can’t believe how much I was able to do for the month of October!
I started studying Italian 5 years ago, but I wasn’t doing it very well at the start. I had no direction and fluttered between different programs and study styles and sadly didn’t make a lot of progress.
On purchasing the Language Habit System I learnt how to make goals and how to be specific in setting out my monthly or weekly study schedule.
I look forward to the start of each new month where I can review my progress, ready to start again.”
Fran Maltese-Norris
Italian & Sicilian Learner
“When I learn a language, there is always a moment when I feel frustrated because I wonder if what I’m doing is really paying off.
The Language Habit System helps me stay motivated by offering me a clear vision of my progress. Using it makes studying much more fun because I know what I’m doing is actually useful and don’t just study hoping it will be worth it eventually.”
Benjamin Houy
Founder of French Together
“At first, I found it difficult to summarize my Study Sessions. But as I continued with this practice, I found it extremely helpful and encouraging to pinpoint what I had learnt.”
Tanja
Lifelong Language Learner
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“I am more invested in learning the language now. It’s more than just something I would like to do.”
Elly Jeurissen