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23-Jun-2008 21:42:22 - Jumana wrote...
The most effecient way to practice a language is to speak with a native freind or surround yourselves by the language. But for some of us who live in a community where the language they are learning is not widely spoken, it gets a bit hard to practice.
For me, as I'm learning French, I find it boring to look at text books and read them since I'm still a very beginner. I try listening to French radio stations, or watch movies I've already seen dubbed in French (most recently Finding Nemo!). I even send messages to my friends who don't know any French. They find it quite annoying,
but i find it very gratifying because it means that I know enough for them to not understand! .. Or at least that's what I tell myself!
Do you have any creative ways of keeping track of your language learning? Please share! =)
11-Jul-2008 07:59:54 - pauwels_83 wrote...
Hi, I just wanted to tell you that recently i have found some kind of webradio which has every online(!!!) radiostation in the world so for those learning a language not frequently spoken it might help. please have a look at www.screamer-radio.com But please notice that it are only online radiostations! Hope this might help Greetz Kjell
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