Archive for January, 1970

Speaking your way to fluency, just the podcast

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For those who might use these for language learning or prefer just to listen, here is the podcast.

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Shall the religious inherit the earth? An interview with my older son Eric.

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Shall the religious inherit the earth? This is the title of a recently published book written by my older son Eric. Here he is interviewed on the website of Blackwell, the British bookseller.

This website is a great source of interesting podcasts. I wonder if booksellers in other countries publish similar podcasts of interviews with authors in different languages.

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英語はどうやってもっとうまくできるか?あきこさんとの話。

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あきこさんは英語流暢なひと。熱心に勉強して、それと今は英語も教えています。

ここで英語の勉強についていろいろと意見交換しています。これは初めての経験.定期的にあきこさんとこのテマに関して話ししたいと思います.ほかの言葉熱心なひととまた話するつもりです。

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Megan, a language enthusiast.

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Continuing in the series of discussions about how people learn languages, here is my discussion with Megan, where we compare our approaches to our favourite activity.

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Benny the Irish Polyglot and Steve The Linguist square off! Part one!

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Let two long-winded, loquacious language lovers lock horns, laying out their litany of  language learning logic, and there is no limit to the likely length of the palaver, and both linguistic pugilists are left with the lingering loathsome sense of lots left to say. We went on for almost 40 minutes and had to stop or we would still be talking. Here is the podcast. It will be in two installments. Here is part one.

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