Fluent with Friends

Bonus Package

Hey there, Global Citizen, welcome to the Fluent with Friends course and the ample
bonus package that you receive with the course!

We recommend you give this material a look and get to know it, but once you get
oriented, set it to the side and focus on the Fluent with Friends lessons.

It has a lot of material, and there are a lot of bonus materials here, so before coming back
to these lessons, we suggest establishing strong learning habits and momentum with the
main lessons.

Table of Contents for Bonus Material:

1. 101 Expressions from Friends: E-book & Audiobook MP3
2. How to Make English a Part of Your Life: 13 Mp3 Recordings
3. 101 Words You Won’t Learn in School: E-book & Audiobook
4. Justin’s Emergency English Job Interview Kit: E-book & Audiobook
MP3
5. 10 Native Immersion Lessons
6. Notes/ Appendix

1. 101 Expressions from Friends

In this awesome e-book and audiobook, we guide you through 101 key
expressions and terms from the Friends TV series, complete with examples,
context, and explanations. The audiobook is narrated by RealLife English Fluency
Coach, Chad!

Download Links: PDF | Audio MP3

 2. How to Make English a Part of Your Life
With a total of nearly 6.5 hours of audio (plus transcriptions for all of it), Ethan
and Justin, and Chad and Trevor, guide you through different tips, strategies,
and tools for making English fun, natural, and convenient part of your everyday
life.

We discuss everything from learning with music to TV shows and movies,

how to connect with people online, and much, much more.

13 English For Life Series (MP3s + Transcripts)

#1 (Music I): MP3 | Transcript (23:00)

#2 (Music II): MP3 | Transcript (13:00)
#3 (Daily Habits): MP3 | Transcript (10:00)
#4 (Convenient Moments): MP3 | Transcript (10:00)
#5 (Reading): MP3 | Transcript (18:00)
#6 (Global Citizenship): MP3 | Transcript (9:00)
#7 (TV Shows): MP3 | Transcript (16:00)
#8 (Entrepreneurship): MP3 | Transcript (18:00)
#9 (Independent Learning): MP3 | Transcript (15:00)
#10 (Video): MP3 | Transcript (11:00)
#11 (News & Media): MP3 | Transcript (14:00)
#12 (Real World Communication): MP3 | Transcript (16:00)
#13 (Lifelong Learning & Review): MP3 | Transcript (25:00)

13 Bonus Podcasts (MP3s + Transcripts)

#1 (Travel): MP3 | Transcript (18:00)
#2 (Music): MP3 | Transcript (18:00)
#3 (Partying): MP3 | Transcript (18:00)
#4 (Food & Cooking): MP3 | Transcript (20:00)
#5 (Sports & Free-Time Activities): MP3 | Transcript (18:00)
#6 (International Relations): MP3 | Transcript (20:00)
#7 (Entertainment & Hollywood): MP3 | Transcript (22:00)
#8 (Work & Business): MP3 | Transcript (18:00)
#9 (At the University): MP3 | Transcript (17:00)
#10 (Science): MP3 | Transcript (19:00)
#11 (Lifelong Fluency): MP3 | Transcript (19:00)
#12 (Technology & the Internet): MP3 | Transcript (15:00)
#13 (Bonus Expressions): MP3 | Transcript (10:00)

3. 101 Words You’ll Never Learn in School

If you want to start speaking more like a native English speaker and understanding all
the different slang and colloquial expressions, then we have 101 great new words to
get you started.

Download Links: PDF | Audio MP3

4. Justin’s Emergency Job Interview Kit

No matter your English level, Justin shows you how to optimize your chances of
succeeding in your next job interview. Not only do we explore important English tips,
hacks, vocabulary, and cultural context of the job interview, but we also talk about
universal tips anybody can benefit from, in any language, to kick ass on your next English
job interview and get your dream job!

Download Links: PDF | Audio MP3

 5. 10 Native Immersion Lessons
If you enjoy Fluent with Friends, you’re really gonna enjoy the RealLife Native
Immersion Course, which you can listen to “on the go” (in your car, on the bus, while
exercising, etc).

To give you a little context, Chad, Ethan, and I (Justin) spent about a year developing the
entire course, consisting of 41 Native Immersion Lessons, which was actually how
we first developed the Power Learning Method we use in the Fluent with Friends
Course.

Like Fluent with Friends, each lesson follows the 3 pillars of the Power Learning Method:

● The Core Native Source Material,

● an extensive and in-depth Power Lesson, and
● a Smart Vocabulary Training Lesson.

Besides the 30-minute Audio Lesson (about 30% longer than the Friends episodes), 2
other big differences with the Native Immersion are:

● The Native Immersion Lessons are very packed with content specifically teaching
English in a light, fun, playful manner.
● The Native Immersion PDF Power Lessons are double the length (35-40 pages)
● Instead of Memrise, the Native Immersion course uses Anki, another top vocab
learning tool.

Your 10 Native Immersion Lessons

➢ How to Make English a Part of Your Life - MP3 | PDF | Anki Vocab
➢ How to Be Successful at Anything: Start with Why - MP3 | PDF | Anki Vocab
➢ Bodily Functions & Sounds - MP3 | PDF | Anki Vocab
➢ Public Speaking & Presentations - MP3 | PDF | Anki Vocab
➢ The Power of Body Language- MP3 | PDF | Anki Vocab
➢ How to Revolutionize Your English with Podcasts - MP3 | PDF | Anki Vocab
➢ The Right Mindset for English Fluency - MP3 | PDF | Anki Vocab
➢ How to Learn English without Classes - MP3 | PDF | Anki Vocab
➢ Wordplay with Names, The Big Bang Theory - MP3 | PDF | Anki Vocab
➢ The Fascinating Story of RealLife English - MP3 | PDF | Anki Vocab

Fluent with Friends / Native Immersion Comparison

6. Notes/ Appendix
How to Use Anki Vocabulary Tool
Each lesson comes with an “apkg file” with 20 vocabulary flashcards (with audio) using
Anki Vocabulary, which is one of the best vocabulary learning tools in the world. Using a
scientifically proven learning hack called “Spaced Repetition Memory,” the tool
optimizes the way that we learn and retain information through strategically sequenced
repetitions or reviews of the material.

The above graph, known as “the forgetting curve,” shows the human ability to remember
new information according to the number of reviews of times that information has been
reviewed.

Instead of trying to cram (learn everything at once), Anki, optimizes the process (reducing
the overall time and effort spent) through repeated exposure to the information,
optimizing our ability to acquire new vocabulary.

You can learn more about what we think about Anki in Ethan’s article about the topic, The
Secret Tool for Memorizing New Vocabulary.
Take These 3 Steps
1. Go to Apps.AnkiWeb.net and download the Anki desktop application for your
computer. As you can see in the picture, you have options for both windows and mac.

2. Go to AnkiWeb.net and create a free account.

💡Note: You will need this account in order to synchronize the desktop app with the
mobile app.

3. Download the mobile app for your phone.

💡Note: We recommend first opening the APKG file for each lesson on your desktop
(with the Anki Desktop App), then synchronizing it to the web and your mobile
device.
💡Note: The Android Version is free, but unfortunately the iPhone version is $25. If you
have the money, it’s good to be able to study “on the go” with your mobile, but if not, you
can study very effectively from the desktop app or their site.

RLE Video - How to Use Anki Watch Here