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The Languages Equivalence Methodology (LEQ)

The Linguistic Equivalence Methodology (LEQ) is an innovative approach to language learning that enables users to communicate naturally in any language, starting from their native tongue. Developed by the author of the Theory of Brain Encoding, this methodology is based on the premise that the human brain operates through a "language of meanings."

According to the Theory of Brain Encoding, the brain organizes information into a universal system of meanings underlying each person's native language. This system, known as the "language of meanings," is not confined to the specific structures of a single language. Instead, it serves as a common foundation that can be adapted to any language the individual wishes to learn.

The LEQ methodology leverages this foundation to facilitate language learning by establishing direct equivalences between the user's native language and the new one. Through techniques that stimulate natural association processes and contextual understanding, learners internalize the new language intuitively and fluently, without relying on extensive translations or rote memorization.

Moreover, this methodology emphasizes practical exercises that focus on developing speaking and writing skills, complementing listening and reading abilities. As a result, it ensures the full integration of the four essential competencies for mastering a language: speaking, understanding, writing, and reading.

This method not only accelerates the learning process but also fosters a profound and lasting understanding of the language, promoting its practical and everyday use.