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http://www.learnersdictionary.com/definition/fluent

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https://en.wikipedia.o brg/wiki/Common_European_Framework_of_Reference_for_Languages

http://actualfluency.com/

http://www.iwillteachyoualanguage.com/when-are-you-fluent/

https://archive.org/details/SUSPENSE2

http://freesound.org/people/DrNI/sounds/27511/

http://freesound.org/people/cognito%20perceptu/sounds/33685/

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https://teacherluke.co.uk/2017/06/09/456-conclusions-about-language-learning-from-the-david-crystal-interview-part-1/

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The interview based series of my fluent podcast which I started on E11 goes on. The idea was to get out of my comfort zone and interview several language enthusiasts from all over the world over a longer period of time. I already could improve my speaking skills by conducting several interviews. Click here for full show notes.

On this episode, we talk about coming out from our comfort zone to improve in our language. We can improve ourselves even by listening to ourselves and spot the errors.

• we dont' always realize how powerful we can be by just  listening to ourselves and spotting the errors
• we often want to put the responsiblity to the teacher rather then just trying to learn by ourselves
• other interesting language based things

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music: Ketsa

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music

The Spin Wires

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Ketsa

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Ketsa - Where the river run

Ketsa -13 in the mood

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Reading aloud or reading out loud will definitely improve your speech. It just takes some time. So be consistent and don't forget to check for the correct pronunciation in case you are unsure.

Speaking a foreign language is hard. Your tongue needs to learn new muscle movements. The more you practice the more fluent you will be able to speak. native spoken Podcasts with transcript could be of use as well.

Reading silently will not bring you these benefits. In this episode, I had a look at 2 of my previous published recordings. As far as I can tell, I could improve my reading and speaking skills

For more tips and tricks and for more information about my language journey go to:

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Become a fluent reader and join me, now!

I try to mix up a song on a recording software called Audacity. I implement word chunks that I want to learn. The goal is being engaged with the words I want to learn. That way the vocab will stick better.

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Be aware you are using music which has no copyright or which you are allowed to use.

Music: KetsaURL: http://freemusicarchive.org/music/Ketsa/Layers_1384/in_the_mood_master

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