Learn
Spanish, Serbian, German, or French
in 3–6 months for your next journey
Do you have a trip to Latin America, Spain, the Balkans, Germany, or Francophone Africa coming up and would like to speak the local language by then – but you're not sure if that's even possible?
If you have 15–60 minutes a day for the next 3–6 months…
…then you're perfectly set up to learn Spanish, German, Serbian, or French to be travel-ready in time – even if you're a total language-learning newbie or have no prior knowledge in your target language.
Because I’ve personally spent over 10 years learning languages to travel, work, and live abroad, testing countless methods so you don’t have to.
Along the way, I discovered what most courses and apps get wrong:
If you have 15–60 minutes a day for the next 3–6 months…
…then you're perfectly set up to learn Spanish, German, Serbian, or French to be travel-ready in time – even if you're a total language-learning newbie or have no prior knowledge in your target language.
Because I’ve personally spent over 10 years learning languages to travel, work, and live abroad, testing countless methods so you don’t have to.
Along the way, I discovered what most courses and apps get wrong:
Language learning isn’t one-size-fits-all.
After learning over six foreign languages, I’ve tried just about everything – and learned one thing above all:
what doesn’t work.
I discovered that most apps and language courses fall short because of these four things:
Irrelevant Content
Many language learning apps teach you words and phrases you’ll never use, instead of getting you ready for real conversations.
Human vs. AI
In apps, you don’t practice with real people – however, it's real conversations that build confidence.
Lack of Consistency
Your brain only locks in a language when you use it regularly, and that's why it's not enough to visit a language course once a week.
Unstable Foundations
You learn common phrases – but can’t remember them because you don’t understand the structure behind them.
And that's frustrating.
Because if your practice isn’t consistent and effective, you’re wasting time and mental energy without seeing progress. And that’s when you lose motivation – and start believing you’re just not made for languages
But let me tell you: There's a better way to learn languages.
And that's why I've got something for you.
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Language Programs for
Language Programs for
Travel
Everything I’ve learned from 13+ years and 6 languages,
so you can become travel-ready in 3–6 months
with just 15–60 minutes a day.
Of course, 3–6 months are not enough to teach you everything an interpreter learns in 10 years. But the good news is that that’s not necessary, because for traveling, you only need a number of these skills.
And if you focus on what truly matters during that time, using methods that work for you and that you enjoy, you can make great progress and soon be able to:
Use the Local Language
Engage with locals on equal footing, whether you’re ordering, asking for directions, or negotiating – all in their language, without switching to English.
Travel Beneath the Surface
Language opens doors to conversations, connections, and experiences. Experience your target country from the inside instead of just being an observer.
Speak Confidently
Especially as a woman, the way you approach people makes a huge difference. When you speak and understand the local language, you feel more confident and at ease.
This is how I will guide to towards your goal in 3–6 months
These are the elements that help you learn your target language faster than you think:
The Basics
The basics are the framework of a language: once you’ve got them down, everything else comes much more easily.
Authentic Input
Learn a language the way it’s actually spoken on the street – not the way a textbook tells you it should be.
Real Interactions
Confidence is a skill that can be honed by practicing real conversations with real people, rather than relying on apps or ChatGPT.
Consistency & Flow
Learning a language is like working out: consistency is everything. A little practice every day is far more effective than a five-hour study session twice a month.
What do you want to become?
1:1-Coaching
1:1-Coaching
Become a Language Pro
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You’re planning a trip to South America, Spain, West Africa, Germany or the Balkans and have 3–6 months to seriously level up your language skills. Whether you’re starting from scratch, are already at an advanced level, or simply want to have deeper, more meaningful conversations – I’ll get you there.
Group Course
Group Course
Travel-ready in 90 Days
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Coming soon!
You don’t have any Spanish skills yet, but within 90 days you want to:
- form sentences in Spanish in the present, past, and future; ask questions; talk about yourself; and hold simple conversations
- order food, ask for directions, understand Spanish music, make reservations, or negotiate
- build a solid basic vocabulary that helps you handle a wide range of everyday situations
- understand people on the street and respond to situations spontaneously
Let's chat
Let’s have a 15-minute commitment-free call to chat about your personal needs. If you can’t find a suitable time, just drop me a line at info@annika-zang.com , and we’ll find a day and time that works for you. I can't wait to meet you in person!
Your Teacher
Hi, I'm Annika!
I’m a state-certified interpreter – which means that I have really honed my languages both through my education and through my daily work. I primarily interpret in legal settings such as asylum hearings, court proceedings, and correctional facilities, but also in psychiatric institutions and many other contexts. Most of the people I interpret for come from Colombia, Venezuela, Cuba, Mexico, Serbia, or Croatia.
I've trevelled to +50 countries, have lived in Ecuador, Uruguay and Serbia, but also spend a decent amount of time travelling West Africa. In doing so, I’ve always learned each language with the intention of quickly finding my feet in a new country, connecting with people, and having a deeper, more meaningful travel experience.