My Fluent Podcast

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Olly Richards is a polyglot who answers different language related questions in his weekly podcast.

Definitely worthwhile to tune in to his show!

The abbreviation is in fact IWTYAL 110 - I did not mention it correctly in the episode. Go to the I will teach you a language podcast How to measure the learning progress

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In this episode I make a call to action! Read out loud to become a better speaker! Full show notes

This method is no rocket science but very effective.

In this episode I tell you about my language goal.

If you are an English learner, I recommend you to head over to www.myfluentpodcast.com to get the transcript of this episode. It's a fantastic way to improve your skills.

Unfortunatelly, I had to cut things out from this episode. For the complete unabridged episode head over to my website and download the mp3 file from there.

Feel free to send me a message if you have any questions. [email protected].

Audio drama or in German Hörspiel will help you to become more fluent.

Enjoy and don't forget: stay focused!

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I want to go into more detail on a matter I already mentioned in my previous episode E05- read out loud: the project called librivox.

I found that project such a great idea that I decided to dedicate this episode to librivox. Librivox donates its recordings to the public domain. They have for instance produced 20709 books in English, 500 in French, 1928 in German, 101 in Italian, 300 in Spanish, 419 in Chinese and the list goes on and on! Check it out!

Sometimes, less is more - even when it comes to learn a language.

The idea came up to produce longer episodes in the future. After long consideration, I think it would be a far better idea to concentrate on the quality of the episodes rather than on the length and just leave it as it is. This way, I will learn more. You should do so as well!

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I decided to read out loud and record a chapter for libriVox. I hoped for a pronunciation and intonation boost.

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A new day, a new method to get you fluent in your target language! I decided to conduct several interviews with people from all over the world. The thing is that I conduct these interviews in my target language English. My interview partners will be native English speakers but also non–native speakers. In this episode, Chris, a language learner from Canada explains why podcasting in your target language is a good thing.

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In episode 12 I continue with the topic" interviewing other people in your target language" in order to become more fluent.

I interviewed Chris from Canada, who is currently learning Russian.

I did the transcript of the answers as well. This enabled me to even learn more as the process of writing the interview down helped me to memorize good word chunks and vocabulary.

It made a lot of fun and I want to thank Chris for helping me out.