Which one is better for learning travel English, Acasso, 51talk or VIPABC?

As mentioned above: Of these three platforms, the only one I have heard of and seen is VIPABC. When I used to travel on business, I often saw their promoters in Beijing, Shanghai and other places. I have some humble opinions, I hope they can be of some help to you.

The following is the key point: I personally have never learned English on the platform. Before I went abroad, I was taught the kind of "examination-oriented education" in school. But my pronunciation is pretty good, and my spoken English is taught by foreign teachers in elementary school, so there is basically no pressure to study there, and my vocabulary has always been around 5,000. Personally, I think that the platform can give you some simple communication in English, but it is definitely not enough to make you fluent. If you talk to foreigners, you will be nervous. If you are just learning English for traveling abroad, the English you learn is basically daily conversation, and you don’t actually need such rigorous training. What you need to be exposed to is some common English in daily life. We won't give you the English names of all McDonald's products online, but you need them in life. So a locale is very important, more important than anything else.

Learning method: Focus on it - what you need to learn is how to ask questions, and then understand the answers that foreigners give you. Increase the vocabulary of commonly used items in life, for example: use post-it notes to write them down in English and stick them on the places you can access at home, school, and dormitory, where there are things. Every place and public facility you pass by must think about its name in English; every day on the bus or on the way to your destination, prepare one or several topics for yourself, practice them in your mind, and be sure to speak them out loud. (For example, interview topic: Why do you think you are qualified for a certain job, describe yourself; another example is why you like this country, describe the reason; or you can search the Internet for IELTS speaking test topics and practice by yourself), You don’t have to speak loudly, but you must say it; then listen to more English songs and practice swallowing legato. If you have foreign friends, that’s even better. Go chat with them when you have something to do, or find a place with many foreigners to work part-time. Write the service terms in a way you understand (2-3 sentences) formula, the same meaning), and then try it out in front of them. If you don't understand it, it means no foreigner speaks like this. If you understand it, or the sentence pattern is quick to respond, you can write it down, and you can speak like this in the future.

Tips: Think the way English-speaking people think. Never think of Chinese first and then translate it in your mind, because in a normal communication environment, the more you want to understand, the more nervous you will be. , the more difficult it is to translate. In fact, rote memorization of grammar won’t help you much, so how do you learn it? Watch more how foreigners speak in American TV series or movies. I believe you have a basic knowledge of English. After all, you learned a lot when you were in school. You just need to improve your ability to use English words, phrases and sentence patterns.

Language is a communication tool. You must remember this and it is used for application, so it is important to selectively learn what you want to learn!