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Editor's Notes

• #5: It can also help you make more money? It’s true!People who speak 2 or more languages earn up to 20% more per hour than those who don’t. It’s like a bilingual bonus!Picture of money, or person with money.
• #6: If you think about it – language can help you improve all sorts of relationships!Whetheryou’re meeting new friends online or getting in touch with your extended family, or meeting a new business prospects having your understanding of their language and culture is a great way to connect.Building relationships for business in other parts of the world is very different than in the U.S. We have a time is money mentality where in most other countries it is all about building trust. What better way then speaking the language to build trust?
• #7: Learning a new language can also help you get a better job.With global commerce and American immigrant populations on the rise, employers NEED job candidates who can communicate with their customers and business partners in multiple languages. Picture of happy employee, or global business conversation
• #8: And If you’re planning a trip to a foreign country, learning the language can help you seek out and enjoytruly authentic cultural experiences, that make your trip incredibly rewarding!A little polite conversation, a few key questions and a basic understanding of the culture goes a long ways when travelling abroad, and you’ll be amazed at the doors it can open to you. Image of authentic cultural experiences
• #10: Mango is already used and loved by a wide variety of respected organizations, including,,,The U.S. AirforceThe U.S. Navy The U.S. Coast GuardU.S. Special OP forcesThe U.S. Department of Homeland SecurityThe U.S. Food and Drug AdministrationThe U.S. Department of AgricultureThe U.S. National Institute of HealthNew York Public LibraryCounty of Los Angeles Public LibraryNew York UniversityTexas TechHyandai/KiaMcDonaldsJust to name a few.What do all these language learnerslove about Mango? Well – lots of things…
• #18: Ready to see it in action? Let’s take a look at a simple example of how it all comes together…DEMO POINTS Rich imageryNavigation and soundSelecting a lessonGoalsConversation StyleSelf PacedLearn greeting and are you sightseeingPronunciation Pop upArticulate soundClock and show answer Culture Note A bit harder Semantic Color Mapping – word order Break it down – introduce word and quizesCategory Four language by U.S. governmentAfter “are you sightseeing” let’s show them how it’s like legos, let’s give them another piece. Intuitive language constructionCritical thinking slide – reinforce vocabulary, culture, grammar and last bit of pronunciation VCTVoice comparison demo