In this Swapcast, *Craig Wealand* (English teacher and podcaster) and myself (dabbler and stutterer) are trying to get to the bottom of the disfluencies (my arch enemy) as what they are and how we could get rid of them. But do we really need to get rid of them?
Trilingual English speaker Vince from the Philippines shares his valuable tips and tricks on how he became a fluent English speaker. Transcript:
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In this episode, Stephen, the host of SEND7 Podcast takes over the microphone and asks Daniel questions about Switzerland, typical Swiss food dishes, the 4 Swiss languages and more. The different Podcast medias Audio-only format Youtube Audiogram https://share.descript.com/embed/V9h2xa0KDgo Transcript Vocabulary Links SEND7 podcast: Simple English News Daily Previous interview with Stephe Devincenzi on episode 91.
In this podcast episode, you’re gonna learn why using podcasts is a great way to learn languages and how you should use them to get the most out of it. With the help of podcasts you can easily level up your target language – in an interesting way. Links Transcript The podcast on YouTube Vocabulary …
Sadie Ryan, linguist and host of the Accentricity podcasts shares her insights into different linguistic topics. Sadie is currently a university lecturer in linguistics. What languages has she been learning and is it easier for a linguist to learn languages? Listen to this conversation and learn more about it. Podcast Audio only You’ll find it also on …
Ep. 103 shall inspire you and show that it’s possible to become fluent in a constructed language (conlang). André Müller, linguist and polyglot learned to speak Klingon. He even taught Klingon. He talks about his passion and shares his insights on how to learn Klingon. We also touch on some other linguistic topics, for example …
For part 1 of the interview click here. You’ll find the transcript further below. Vocabulary List Exchange program: an arrangement in which people from different countries visit each other’s country, perhaps to strengthen links between them or to improve foreign language skills. An acceleration: increase in speed or rate. So that your language skills will …
