Long-term Path
Your plan: what to study each week, from zero to C2.
Each Guided lesson is a 20-minute anchor for its week. The Path’s weekly hours also include practice and resources.
Your plan: what to study each week, from zero to C2.
Step-by-step lessons inside the plan, one per week in A1 and A2.
Review and speaking drills for what you have studied.
Module A1-1 “Sängö · Sounds and writing · three written tone levels” (weeks 1–4) has 4 Guided lessons. Do one each week and use the Path’s routine and resources for the rest of your study time.
Each Guided lesson is a 20-minute anchor for its week. The Path’s weekly hours also include practice and resources.
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Weeks 1–4
Planned focus (unconfirmed) · three written tone levels. Recognize this contrast in short source examples and reproduce it after listening. Context: Sounds and writing.
See this module in the PathWeeks 5–8
Planned focus (unconfirmed) · vowel contrasts in your source. Recognize this contrast in short source examples and reproduce it after listening. Context: Greetings and identity.
See this module in the PathWeeks 9–12
Planned focus (unconfirmed) · pronouns and simple clauses. Recognize this contrast in short source examples and reproduce it after listening. Context: Family and relationships.
See this module in the PathWeeks 13–16
Planned focus (unconfirmed) · aspect and negation. Recognize this contrast in short source examples and reproduce it after listening. Context: Objects, people and place.
See this module in the PathWeeks 17–20
Planned focus (unconfirmed) · plural marking. Recognize this contrast in short source examples and reproduce it after listening. Context: Food and everyday needs.
See this module in the PathWeeks 21–24
Planned focus (unconfirmed) · serial verb sequences. Recognize this contrast in short source examples and reproduce it after listening. Context: Numbers, money and time.
See this module in the PathWeeks 25–28
Planned focus (unconfirmed) · relative clauses. Recognize this contrast in short source examples and reproduce it after listening. Context: Daily routines.
See this module in the PathWeeks 29–32
Planned focus (unconfirmed) · Bangui formal/casual registers. Recognize this contrast in short source examples and reproduce it after listening. Context: First conversation portfolio.
See this module in the PathWeeks 33–36
Planned focus (unconfirmed) · three written tone levels. Use this pattern in a short exchange; compare an affirmative and a negative example. Context: Home and neighbourhood.
See this module in the PathWeeks 37–40
Planned focus (unconfirmed) · vowel contrasts in your source. Use this pattern in a short exchange; compare an affirmative and a negative example. Context: Moving around and directions.
See this module in the PathWeeks 41–44
Planned focus (unconfirmed) · pronouns and simple clauses. Use this pattern in a short exchange; compare an affirmative and a negative example. Context: Past experiences.
See this module in the PathWeeks 45–48
Planned focus (unconfirmed) · aspect and negation. Use this pattern in a short exchange; compare an affirmative and a negative example. Context: Plans and invitations.
See this module in the PathWeeks 49–52
Planned focus (unconfirmed) · plural marking. Use this pattern in a short exchange; compare an affirmative and a negative example. Context: Shopping and services.
See this module in the PathWeeks 53–56
Planned focus (unconfirmed) · serial verb sequences. Use this pattern in a short exchange; compare an affirmative and a negative example. Context: Health and describing needs.
See this module in the PathWeeks 57–60
Planned focus (unconfirmed) · relative clauses. Use this pattern in a short exchange; compare an affirmative and a negative example. Context: Stories and shared memories.
See this module in the PathWeeks 61–64
Planned focus (unconfirmed) · Bangui formal/casual registers. Use this pattern in a short exchange; compare an affirmative and a negative example. Context: Everyday independence portfolio.
See this module in the PathWeeks 65–68
Planned focus (unconfirmed) · three written tone levels. Explain how the pattern changes meaning in a connected narrative, citing the source. Context: Extended personal narratives.
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Weeks 69–72
Planned focus (unconfirmed) · vowel contrasts in your source. Explain how the pattern changes meaning in a connected narrative, citing the source. Context: Work and education.
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Weeks 73–76
Planned focus (unconfirmed) · pronouns and simple clauses. Explain how the pattern changes meaning in a connected narrative, citing the source. Context: Local news and interviews.
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Weeks 77–80
Planned focus (unconfirmed) · aspect and negation. Explain how the pattern changes meaning in a connected narrative, citing the source. Context: Reasons, causes and consequences.
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Weeks 81–84
Planned focus (unconfirmed) · plural marking. Explain how the pattern changes meaning in a connected narrative, citing the source. Context: Opinions and respectful disagreement.
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Weeks 85–88
Planned focus (unconfirmed) · serial verb sequences. Explain how the pattern changes meaning in a connected narrative, citing the source. Context: Traditions in context.
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Weeks 89–92
Planned focus (unconfirmed) · relative clauses. Explain how the pattern changes meaning in a connected narrative, citing the source. Context: Repairing misunderstandings.
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Weeks 93–96
Planned focus (unconfirmed) · Bangui formal/casual registers. Explain how the pattern changes meaning in a connected narrative, citing the source. Context: Connected conversation portfolio.
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Weeks 97–100
Planned focus (unconfirmed) · three written tone levels. Compare speakers and registers; revise an account after checking this pattern. Context: Abstract ideas and argument.
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Weeks 101–104
Planned focus (unconfirmed) · vowel contrasts in your source. Compare speakers and registers; revise an account after checking this pattern. Context: Evidence across two sources.
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Weeks 105–108
Planned focus (unconfirmed) · pronouns and simple clauses. Compare speakers and registers; revise an account after checking this pattern. Context: Unscripted group conversation.
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Weeks 109–112
Planned focus (unconfirmed) · aspect and negation. Compare speakers and registers; revise an account after checking this pattern. Context: Formal requests and correspondence.
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Weeks 113–116
Planned focus (unconfirmed) · plural marking. Compare speakers and registers; revise an account after checking this pattern. Context: Literature and narrative voice.
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Weeks 117–120
Planned focus (unconfirmed) · serial verb sequences. Compare speakers and registers; revise an account after checking this pattern. Context: Variation and code-switching.
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Weeks 121–124
Planned focus (unconfirmed) · relative clauses. Compare speakers and registers; revise an account after checking this pattern. Context: Explaining a complex process.
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Weeks 125–128
Planned focus (unconfirmed) · Bangui formal/casual registers. Compare speakers and registers; revise an account after checking this pattern. Context: Independent use portfolio.
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Weeks 129–132
Planned focus (unconfirmed) · three written tone levels. Analyze the pattern in an extended source, including ambiguity and discourse effects. Context: Register and social distance.
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Weeks 133–136
Planned focus (unconfirmed) · vowel contrasts in your source. Analyze the pattern in an extended source, including ambiguity and discourse effects. Context: Implicit meaning and humour.
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Weeks 137–140
Planned focus (unconfirmed) · pronouns and simple clauses. Analyze the pattern in an extended source, including ambiguity and discourse effects. Context: Collocations and near-synonyms.
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Weeks 141–144
Planned focus (unconfirmed) · aspect and negation. Analyze the pattern in an extended source, including ambiguity and discourse effects. Context: Academic and professional speech.
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Weeks 145–148
Planned focus (unconfirmed) · plural marking. Analyze the pattern in an extended source, including ambiguity and discourse effects. Context: Oral history and ethical interviewing.
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Weeks 149–152
Planned focus (unconfirmed) · serial verb sequences. Analyze the pattern in an extended source, including ambiguity and discourse effects. Context: Literary interpretation.
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Weeks 153–156
Planned focus (unconfirmed) · relative clauses. Analyze the pattern in an extended source, including ambiguity and discourse effects. Context: Debate and persuasive writing.
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Weeks 157–160
Planned focus (unconfirmed) · Bangui formal/casual registers. Analyze the pattern in an extended source, including ambiguity and discourse effects. Context: Advanced register portfolio.
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Weeks 161–164
Planned focus (unconfirmed) · three written tone levels. Synthesize contrasting source uses and justify a precise editorial choice. Context: Regional listening immersion.
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Weeks 165–168
Planned focus (unconfirmed) · vowel contrasts in your source. Synthesize contrasting source uses and justify a precise editorial choice. Context: Irony, stance and implication.
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Weeks 169–172
Planned focus (unconfirmed) · pronouns and simple clauses. Synthesize contrasting source uses and justify a precise editorial choice. Context: Precise synthesis across sources.
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Weeks 173–176
Planned focus (unconfirmed) · aspect and negation. Synthesize contrasting source uses and justify a precise editorial choice. Context: Specialist language practicum.
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Weeks 177–180
Planned focus (unconfirmed) · plural marking. Synthesize contrasting source uses and justify a precise editorial choice. Context: Translation and cultural mediation.
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Weeks 181–184
Planned focus (unconfirmed) · serial verb sequences. Synthesize contrasting source uses and justify a precise editorial choice. Context: Extended public debate.
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Weeks 185–188
Planned focus (unconfirmed) · relative clauses. Synthesize contrasting source uses and justify a precise editorial choice. Context: Community publication project.
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Weeks 189–192
Planned focus (unconfirmed) · Bangui formal/casual registers. Synthesize contrasting source uses and justify a precise editorial choice. Context: Mastery portfolio and outside review.
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