This application is based on Tomatis’ discovery that all ethno-linguistic groups have their own auditory spectrum which is limited to the specific sounds (phonemes) of their own language. Learning a new language implies an “opening of the ear” to the sound range of the new language. The high drop-off rate in most language schools is a clear indication that this “ear opening” is difficult to obtain for adults. This is consistent with the well known fact that people rarely lose their accent when they learn a new language after the age of 10 to12.

A listening training serves to ‘acclimatize’ your ear to the language you wish to learn, whether it is to better comprehend or to speak with more ease and flow.

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