The Fluent Show

By Kerstin Cable

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January 01, 2018What is it that you want to achieve?
Hello from Kerstin and happy new year! In today's show, I've got notes for you on what really mattered for language learning in 2017, and how you can make the most out of these for your own path to fluency.
Lessons from 2017:
Best practices aren’t going anywhere
Ask yourself what you want to achieve
Get out of the house and use what you know
Contribute to your community
Getting organised is the key to actually using those best practices: Plan - Track - Review
Setting goals helps me get out of my comfort zone - I’ve never self-studied a language to this level and I can totally do it
The Year in Language Learning Events
Polyglot Gathering in Bratislava
It was warm, busy, and great to visit this Slovak city
The organisation was outstanding and there was a real sense of interest in almost every talk
A lot of people enjoyed the no-English zone
I gave a talk on how to talk to people and the feedback was very interesting (no it was NOT about chatting up girls)
Already bought my ticket for 2018
Langfest in Montreal
It was warm again, a slightly smaller event, and with so many great volunteers and organisers
Langfest stood out in how media-savvy it was, there was live streaming, lots of web coverage, even a little podcasting room
Montréal is an amazing city for any polyglot
Languages of London
A smaller meet-up, great for connecting
The podcast came back this year!! Thank you all so much for listening and supporting us.
Thank you to my wonderful guests this year: Madeline Vadkerty and Marianne Manz, Gabriel Wyner, Chuck Smith, Kris Broholm, Shannon Kennedy
Thank you to our sponsor Clozemaster, and the future sponsors who have shown interest in supporting the Creative Language Learning Podcast
A special thank you to my co-host Lindsay Williams
Please review!!
Sponsored By:
Clozemaster: Visit our sponsor Clozemaster, the free addictive language app in over 50 languages
Support The Fluent Show
Links:
What Gets Easier When You Study More Languages? by Fluent Language
10 Polyglot Conversations from Langfest 2017 in Montréal
Polyglot Gathering 2017 in Bratislava
List of Language Learning Events Around the Globe — Find where you can meet language learners
Montreal: Beyond Bilingual - Lindsay Does Languages — An episode of Language Stories about the languages of Montreal
...more
28min
December 18, 2017"If It Plugs Your Gap, It'll Proper Plug Your Gap": Top Tools for Winter 2018
Click or tap here to read the full shownotes.
Follow up on a topic: Pop Music
Bilingual lyrics, Spanglish and Justin Bieber of all people winning a Latin grammy. Lindsay brings up the Despacito Effect and we discuss if that's a thing.
If you love music, check out our pop music episode.
Top Tools for Winter 2018
Here are the nominees - listen to the show to find out how they can help you learn languages.
Kerstin:
1. Clairefontaine Vocab Notebook (on Amazon UK, and here's a comparable one on Amazon.com)
This is a classic notebook for learning and testing yourself on vocabulary. Write down your words, and use the handy cover tabs for testing yourself. Perfect for one of my favourite vocabulary learning techniques of all time, Write-Look-Cover-Repeat.
2. Libby
Libby is a library app designed to give you access to ebooks and audiobooks in your local library's catalogue. So that means you can borrow hundreds of books and even language courses right now, for free, on your phone or tablet. Available for iOS, Android, and Windows 10.
3. Lingq (referral link)
After hearing so much high praise for Lingq from Shannon Kennedy on episode 65 of the show, Lingq got a well-deserved new mention. This app is designed to help you read any text in another language, and it remembers the words you study. Check it out as it might plug your gap.
Lindsay
1. Léa Knows App
This app takes words that you've looked up on google translate and automatically creates flashcards of them. It's out for Android and iOS, and will "proper plug the gap" if you're stuck on how to study all those new words you've looked up, for example during and after speaking practice.
2. Museum leaflets and other "bumf" from tourist attractions near you
Discover a museum near you and check out their leaflets in other languages. Perhaps there's even a walking tour so you can get reading and listening practice at the same time, and play around with the available languages.
3. FlowLingo
This app is for Spanish users, and gives you access to a huge library of online videos from cartoons to TED talks. You will be able to listen to the video and see the subtitles, and it even pairs with Duolingo. Great for Spanish learners who want to add more video to their routine. This app is out for Android and iOS
Sponsored By:
Clozemaster: Visit our sponsor Clozemaster, the free addictive language app in over 50 languages
Links:
List of multilingual bands and artists - Wikipedia
'Despacito' wins big at 2017 Latin Grammy Awards - UPI.com
Podcast episode 62: Why is it so Hard to Find Pop Music in Other Languages?
FAQ | LatinGRAMMY.com — Which product can participate in the Latin GRAMMY?
Rak-Su perform their winning song with Wyclef Jean and Naughty Boy! | Final | The X Factor 2017 - YouTube
Playlist: Latin GRAMMY Song Of The Year — Some excellent tunes, and mostly not in English...
Clairefontaine Koverbook Vocab Notebook at Amazon.co.uk
Vocab Notebook for Amazon US users
Lea Knows - never forget a word again
Lingq - Learn Language in Context
Flowlingo - Learn Spanish by Reading Books & Watching TV
Libby, by OverDrive - an app for library ebooks and audiobooks
Dark | Netflix Official Site
Freundeskreis - Esperanto lyrics + English translation (Version #2)
National Museum of Anthropology in San Salvador - Travel guide to San Salvador
Readlang - Read, translate and supercharge your vocabulary
Toastmasters Podcast #127: Spanish Bilingual Podcast—Veronica Corona, CC
BBC - Vocab Extension — This is available for Welsh and Gaelic on BBC articles
...more
1h 8min
December 18, 2017"If It Plugs Your Gap, It'll Proper Plug Your Gap": Top Tools for Winter 2018
Click or tap here to read the full shownotes.
Follow up on a topic: Pop Music
Bilingual lyrics, Spanglish and Justin Bieber of all people winning a Latin grammy. Lindsay brings up the Despacito Effect and we discuss if that's a thing.
If you love music, check out our pop music episode.
Top Tools for Winter 2018
Here are the nominees - listen to the show to find out how they can help you learn languages.
Kerstin:
1. Clairefontaine Vocab Notebook (on Amazon UK, and here's a comparable one on Amazon.com)
2. Libby
3. Lingq
Lindsay
1. Léa Knows App
**2. Museum leaflets
3. FlowLingo
Sponsored By:
Clozemaster: Visit our sponsor Clozemaster, the free addictive language app in over 50 languages
Support The Fluent Show
Links:
List of multilingual bands and artists - Wikipedia
'Despacito' wins big at 2017 Latin Grammy Awards - UPI.com
Podcast episode 62: Why is it so Hard to Find Pop Music in Other Languages?
FAQ | LatinGRAMMY.com — Which product can participate in the Latin GRAMMY?
Rak-Su perform their winning song with Wyclef Jean and Naughty Boy! | Final | The X Factor 2017 - YouTube
Playlist: Latin GRAMMY Song Of The Year — Some excellent tunes, and mostly not in English...
Clairefontaine Koverbook Vocab Notebook at Amazon.co.uk
Vocab Notebook for Amazon US users
Lea Knows - never forget a word again
Lingq - Learn Language in Context
Flowlingo - Learn Spanish by Reading Books & Watching TV
Libby, by OverDrive - an app for library ebooks and audiobooks
Dark | Netflix Official Site
Freundeskreis - Esperanto lyrics + English translation (Version #2)
National Museum of Anthropology in San Salvador - Travel guide to San Salvador
Readlang - Read, translate and supercharge your vocabulary
Toastmasters Podcast #127: Spanish Bilingual Podcast—Veronica Corona, CC
BBC - Vocab Extension — This is available for Welsh and Gaelic on BBC articles
...more
1h 8min
December 04, 2017Finding friends who love languages (with Chuck Smith)
These days, the Polyglot Gathering pulls in hundreds of language learners who share and enjoy community in the heart of Europe. A lot of this is thanks to Chuck's contributions, along with the wonderful Polyglot Gathering team.
This year, Chuck published his first language learning app, Amikumu.
What is Amikumu?
Want to text another person and ask them to meet up and practice a language...without looking creepy?
Amikumu will help you find people near you who love languages. The purpose of the app is to help you find people nearby to chat and meet up, and it supports the world's 7,000+ languages (including 100+ sign languages).
The idea for Amikumu came out of Chuck's love for the planned language Esperanto. It’s not a natural language choice, it’s a minority language. Why would anyone bother to learn?
Language Learning Apps
In recent episodes, we've covered language learning apps on a regular basis. If you have a smartphone and you live in the 21st century, they are an essential component of language learning. More and more developers are working on apps for language learning, and Chuck's experience stands out from the crowd: he is the creator of Duolingo's Esperanto course.
In our interview, Chuck explained how he came to work on Duolingo and why he loves gamified learning, how we can bring more soul into language learning apps...and why you could probably learn a language if you have three apps.
Check out Chuck's app recommendations in our link list below.
Special Guest: Chuck Smith.
Sponsored By:
Clozemaster: Visit our sponsor Clozemaster, the free addictive language app in over 50 languages
Links:
Amikumu
Amikumu's Kickstarter Campaign
Clans of Caledonia: A Game about Whisky, Trade, and Glory by Juma Al-JouJou — Kickstarter
Trovu loĝejon | Pasporta Servo
Memrise - Learning, made joyful
Learn Esperanto in just 5 minutes a day. For free. - Duolingo
Just 2 weeks learning Esperanto can get you months ahead in your target language - Fluent in 3 months - Language Hacking and Travel Tips
Evildea - YouTube - YouTube
Esperanto Association of Britain - Homepage
Lingvist: Learn French, German, Spanish and other languages
Fluent Forever, The App: Learn to *Think* in Any Language by Gabriel Wyner
Learn language in context - Clozemaster
Itchy Feet: the Travel Game by Malachi Ray Rempen — Kickstarter
12 Ideas For Making the Perfect Language Learning App by Fluent Language
Middlebury Language Schools | Intensive Summer Programs | Middlebury | Middlebury
Creative Language Learning Podcast: Top 5 Fictional Languages
BBC - Future - The invented language that found a second life online
...more
1h 1min
December 04, 2017Finding friends who love languages (with Chuck Smith)
These days, the Polyglot Gathering pulls in hundreds of language learners who share and enjoy community in the heart of Europe. A lot of this is thanks to Chuck's contributions, along with the wonderful Polyglot Gathering team.
This year, Chuck published his first language learning app, Amikumu.
What is Amikumu?
Want to text another person and ask them to meet up and practice a language...without looking creepy?
Amikumu will help you find people near you who love languages. The purpose of the app is to help you find people nearby to chat and meet up, and it supports the world's 7,000+ languages (including 100+ sign languages).
The idea for Amikumu came out of Chuck's love for the planned language Esperanto. It’s not a natural language choice, it’s a minority language. Why would anyone bother to learn?
Language Learning Apps
In recent episodes, we've covered language learning apps on a regular basis. If you have a smartphone and you live in the 21st century, they are an essential component of language learning. More and more developers are working on apps for language learning, and Chuck's experience stands out from the crowd: he is the creator of Duolingo's Esperanto course.
In our interview, Chuck explained how he came to work on Duolingo and why he loves gamified learning, how we can bring more soul into language learning apps...and why you could probably learn a language if you have three apps.
Check out Chuck's app recommendations in our link list below.
Special Guest: Chuck Smith.
Sponsored By:
Clozemaster: Visit our sponsor Clozemaster, the free addictive language app in over 50 languages
Support The Fluent Show
Links:
Amikumu
Amikumu's Kickstarter Campaign
Clans of Caledonia: A Game about Whisky, Trade, and Glory by Juma Al-JouJou — Kickstarter
Trovu loĝejon | Pasporta Servo
Memrise - Learning, made joyful
Learn Esperanto in just 5 minutes a day. For free. - Duolingo
Just 2 weeks learning Esperanto can get you months ahead in your target language - Fluent in 3 months - Language Hacking and Travel Tips
Evildea - YouTube - YouTube
Esperanto Association of Britain - Homepage
Lingvist: Learn French, German, Spanish and other languages
Fluent Forever, The App: Learn to *Think* in Any Language by Gabriel Wyner
Learn language in context - Clozemaster
Itchy Feet: the Travel Game by Malachi Ray Rempen — Kickstarter
12 Ideas For Making the Perfect Language Learning App by Fluent Language
Middlebury Language Schools | Intensive Summer Programs | Middlebury | Middlebury
Creative Language Learning Podcast: Top 5 Fictional Languages
BBC - Future - The invented language that found a second life online
...more
1h 1min
November 20, 2017Climbing Mount Language from Basecamp to Summit
Beware listeners: This episode contains a discussion of a few English swearwords, so if you are listening with kids please skip the first 20 minutes.
And on to what's in this show:
Language Stories: Lindsay has a new podcast, reporting back from her adventures around the language landscapes of cities like Montréal, New York, and more.
Even after 20 years of English, I still don't know all the words. We discuss an English slang word that was news to me.
Tip: The Psychology of Rewards
We discussed why and how you can reward yourself when you reach those study goals.
Language Learning Misconceptions
Here's the list we discussed on the show:
Children learn their first language effortlessly
Younger learners learn languages more easily than older learners
Intelligent people are better at learning languages
Immersion is the best way to learn a language
Grammar study is detrimental to second-language acquisition
Learning a second language hinders the development of the first language
Once a child can speak a language, the language-learning process is complete
Consider: All these ideas and beliefs are widespread, but none of them are true when taken at face value!
Sponsored By:
Clozemaster: Visit our sponsor Clozemaster, the free addictive language app in over 50 languages
Links:
List of common misconceptions about language learning - Wikipedia
Stephen Krashen on Language Learning in the Polyglot Community — 1. Comprehensible input
2. Patience
3. No forced production (this is SO very much where schools go wrong)
What does choad mean? choad Definition. Meaning of choad. OnlineSlangDictionary.com
But WHY!!! Would You Learn a Language? Is Learning a Language Useful? by Fluent Language
New Podcast: Becky Morales on Perfect Pronunciation and Having 4 Bilingual Kids by Fluent Language
‘We’re told we’re anti-Welsh bigots and fascists’ – the storm over Welsh-first schooling | Education | The Guardian
Ignore the Guardian: A bilingual education is best for our children – Nation.Cymru
Language Stories — Lindsay's new podcast
Savage Lovecast
Amazon.com: Second Language Acquisition Myths: Applying Second Language Research to Classroom Teaching (9780472034987): Steven Brown, Jenifer Larson-Hall: Books
Halloween III: Season of the Witch (1982) - IMDb
...more
1h 14min
November 20, 2017Climbing Mount Language from Basecamp to Summit
Beware listeners: This episode contains a discussion of a few English swearwords, so if you are listening with kids please skip the first 20 minutes.
And on to what's in this show:
Language Stories: Lindsay has a new podcast, reporting back from her adventures around the language landscapes of cities like Montréal, New York, and more.
Even after 20 years of English, I still don't know all the words. We discuss an English slang word that was news to me.
Tip: The Psychology of Rewards
We discussed why and how you can reward yourself when you reach those study goals.
Language Learning Misconceptions
Here's the list we discussed on the show:
Children learn their first language effortlessly
Younger learners learn languages more easily than older learners
Intelligent people are better at learning languages
Immersion is the best way to learn a language
Grammar study is detrimental to second-language acquisition
Learning a second language hinders the development of the first language
Once a child can speak a language, the language-learning process is complete
Consider: All these ideas and beliefs are widespread, but none of them are true when taken at face value!
Sponsored By:
Clozemaster: Visit our sponsor Clozemaster, the free addictive language app in over 50 languages
Support The Fluent Show
Links:
List of common misconceptions about language learning - Wikipedia
Stephen Krashen on Language Learning in the Polyglot Community — 1. Comprehensible input
2. Patience
3. No forced production (this is SO very much where schools go wrong)
What does choad mean? choad Definition. Meaning of choad. OnlineSlangDictionary.com
But WHY!!! Would You Learn a Language? Is Learning a Language Useful? by Fluent Language
New Podcast: Becky Morales on Perfect Pronunciation and Having 4 Bilingual Kids by Fluent Language
‘We’re told we’re anti-Welsh bigots and fascists’ – the storm over Welsh-first schooling | Education | The Guardian
Ignore the Guardian: A bilingual education is best for our children – Nation.Cymru
Language Stories — Lindsay's new podcast
Savage Lovecast
Amazon.com: Second Language Acquisition Myths: Applying Second Language Research to Classroom Teaching (9780472034987): Steven Brown, Jenifer Larson-Hall: Books
Halloween III: Season of the Witch (1982) - IMDb
...more
1h 14min
November 06, 2017Gabriel Wyner is NOT a Robot (with Fluent Forever author Gabriel Wyner)
On this show, I spoke to Gabriel (Gabe) Wyner, a well known name to many language learners thanks to his bestselling book "Fluent Forever".
In this interview, you will get to know the story of "Fluent Forever", the approach he takes to language learning, and a little bit about what makes him tick as a person.
The theme I saw come through in Gabe's approach was that of engineering language learning to be as efficient and productive as it can possibly be. He's an engineer by trade and it shows in how he approaches language learning: find the problem, find a way to solve it, set, and go.
It made me curious about his human side, so we also discussed where he finds the joy in learning. Beyond the app, I also took the opportunity to ask Gabe about the inner monologue of self-doubt, and courage in creation and in language learning.
But that is not all we talked about...we also discussed what this app is all about
In our interview touched on..
how Gabe's own experience of creating over 45,000 (!) flash cards in Anki is going to make language learning so much more efficient
what it's like to have created a book that more than 120,000 people have read
why the Fluent Forever method started with pronunciation training...then progressed via word lists...and is now ready to take app-based learning to a new level
the big, obvious, annoying problem of using ready-made flashcards (this is why you won't remember words)
the place for apps in everyday language learning -- is immersion better than apps? is an app better than immersion? Do language learners have to do everything at the same time?
how the Fluent Forever has standing based on actual science (and a research book tip if you want to find out more)
what to do when you're too scared to start speaking to someone in your target language
a Q&A on learning two languages at the same time, where the Fluent Forever app is headed after its HUGE Kickstarter success, and what rewards there are for you when you pledge to support its big Crowdfunding campaign
Special Guest: Gabriel Wyner.
Sponsored By:
Fluent Forever on Indiegogo: If you're someone who has supported Kickstarter projects before, please check this one out and consider giving it your support.
Links:
The Fluent Forever App: *Think* in Any Language — Gabe's Indiegogo campaign
Learn a language fast and efficiently – Fluent Forever
Anki - powerful, intelligent flashcards
12 Ideas For Making the Perfect Language Learning App by Fluent Language
Big Magic: Creative Living Beyond Fear: Elizabeth Gilbert: 9781594634727: Amazon.com: Books
Language Book Club Live with Gabriel Wyner - YouTube — The last time I spoke to Gabe was in January 2015, when we discussed music, pronunciation, and language learning
Understanding Second Language Acquisition by Lourdes Ortega | Goodreads
...more
58min
November 06, 2017Gabriel Wyner is NOT a Robot (with Fluent Forever author Gabriel Wyner)
On this show, I spoke to Gabriel (Gabe) Wyner, a well known name to many language learners thanks to his bestselling book "Fluent Forever".
In this interview, you will get to know the story of "Fluent Forever", the approach he takes to language learning, and a little bit about what makes him tick as a person.
You can still support the Fluent Forever app
After Kickstarter, Gabriel is running a crowdfunding campaign on Indiegogo to continue to hit the rest of the stretch goals for more languages.
If -- like me -- you would love Fluent Forever to work for lots more than just
There are rewards, too!
early app access as soon as the app is out
pronunciation trainers and word lists that you can use immediately to engineer that brain of yours
a lifetime discount at any funding level
more good stuff you can check out here
Special Guest: Gabriel Wyner.
Sponsored By:
Fluent Forever on Indiegogo: If you're someone who has supported Kickstarter projects before, please check this one out and consider giving it your support.
Support The Fluent Show
Links:
The Fluent Forever App: *Think* in Any Language — Gabe's Indiegogo campaign
Learn a language fast and efficiently – Fluent Forever
Anki - powerful, intelligent flashcards
12 Ideas For Making the Perfect Language Learning App by Fluent Language
Big Magic: Creative Living Beyond Fear: Elizabeth Gilbert: 9781594634727: Amazon.com: Books
Language Book Club Live with Gabriel Wyner - YouTube — The last time I spoke to Gabe was in January 2015, when we discussed music, pronunciation, and language learning
Understanding Second Language Acquisition by Lourdes Ortega | Goodreads
...more
58min
October 22, 2017Equality, Tea, and Spicing up your Language Learning
Words in the Wild: Equality and Tea
I've been out in the wild, seeing and discussing words in the English language, and in this episode I presented the best of them to Lindsay to discuss what they can reveal about us and about society.
First, we discussed social justice words. What really IS mansplaining? Is it just a word to describe any occasion when a man explains something to a woman? Or is there more to it?
What do you think of the social justice words like hepeating, mansplaining, manel, and the responding #notallmen and broflakes?
And our second word in the wild was tea - short and sweet, but is this even translateable?
Motivation Tips
Even though this is not Lindsay's average October of falling leaves and dropping temperatures, we took a deep dive into the season to discuss how you can get motivated for learning a language in autumn/fall.
Plus, we've got some absolute evergreen tips mixed in for you to help anyone learning a language by themselves. Learning a language by yourself is not always easy, and motivation is a huge challenge. There are so many interesting and exciting ways to get going, so here are some of our best:
You can read our full list of motivation tips in detail at www.fluentlanguage.co.uk/blog/podcast-episode-67
Little tip: Try our sponsor Clozemaster as your new app addiction. Get it done in the morning, and you'll be set for the day.
Sponsored By:
Clozemaster: Visit our sponsor Clozemaster, the free addictive language app in over 50 languages
Links:
Hepeating: When men say what you just said but louder
Tower Bridge (London, England): Top Tips Before You Go (with Photos) - TripAdvisor
Creative Language Learning Podcast: Learn A Language with TV: How to Get The Most Out of Watching TV in Your Target Language
Quora: In the Polish language, the word for tea, herbata, is neither derived from cha nor tee. Are there any other languages like that? - Quora
How to Stay Motivated in Language Learning (Even When You're Not Feeling It) by Fluent Language
Talk the Talk – A weekly show about linguistics, the science of language, on RTRFM 92.1
There's a new kind of snowflake in town: the 'Broflake'
Yogi Tea — IS THIS EVEN TEA??
Maslow's hierarchy of needs - Wikipedia
What Is the Hawthorne Effect?
How to enjoy Language Learning more by being lousy at it by Fluent Language — Discussing the Growth Mindset and how it helps language learners
...more
1h 20min

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