We invented (a) a teaching method of European language pronunciation (the English language included), as well as (2) a system of representation of European language sounds. We discovered that European language speakers resonate sound primarily in the throat, while Asian speakers do so primarily in the mouth (THE THROAT LAW) and based on this discovery we invented a way to condition one's throat to pronounce like native speakers of European languages. We also invented a way to represent how to read syllables and how to connect syllables, capitalizing on our discovery of how native speakers read them (THE 3-BEAT LAW). Our system of representation can be used to build a reading assistance devise, such as electronic dictionary.