Movenglish is a language-in-progress in which each English word’s embodied translation attempts to capture every aspect of that word [e.g. sound, meaning, connotation, tense, difficulty, part of speech etc.]. Movenglish attempts to preserve existing relationships between words and to create a consistent, rule-based grammatical structure that is easily applied to novel situations. Movenglish’s notation system is simply regular English, which alleviates many of the difficulties and complexities that other notation systems face.

The best way to learn more about the practice of Movenglish it is to attend bodylanguage workshops led intermittently by Charly in Brussels, Belgium and occasionally in other parts of the world. In the meantime, you can learn more about the theory behind it and its applications through this book, which is available in digital and print forms. If you need a free digital copy of the book for any reason, please email movenglishdictionary@gmail.com.