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Learn English with Steve Kaufmann, founder of LingQ, Mark, Jill and others on the EnglishLingQ podcast. Sign up for a free account at LingQ.com and study the full transcript using LingQ's revolutionary learning tools.

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Steve Kaufmann, author of The Linguist and founder of www.thelinguist.com, shares his experiences in learning to speak 9 languages and on language learning in general.

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The modern way to learn Italian integrating free daily MP3 podcast lessons (100+), a vibrant community of learners, online lesson review, vocabulary study tools and speaking practice - all with the goal of producing a customized and powerful learning experience.

Learn French, Japanese and English words mixed up altogether in the same podcast.

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Learn Italian with Maxmondo Incontro Italiano - L'audio-rivista per conoscere meglio l'italiano e l'Italia - All about Italy in Italian - Online at www.maxmondo.com : free Audio, Video, Magazine, Blog, Newsletter and Podcast - by Maxmondo Language Learning - This podcast is the summary of the premium audio course accompanied by a magazine with the transcript, vocabulary and exercises to speak better Italian and get to know Italy. Available for subscribers in digital format (pdf) from www.maxmondo.com. (Imparare l'italiano, Italienisch lernen, Apprendre l'italien, Aprender Italiano, Italiaans leren)

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The News in Simplified Arabic is posted to the web twice monthly and delivers a survey of the previous two weeks' news in simplified standard Arabic. Listeners of Voice of America's "Special English" broadcasts will recognize the slightly slower rate of speech and textual redundancy which characterize these webcasts. Why? In earlier times, the news was easy to understand. The formulaic messages were predictable and the diction clear and slow. But since the advent of modern media outlets such as Al Jazeera, Al Arabiya, newscasts feature telegraphic speech and fast diction. Our webcasts serve as a stepping stone between the teacher talk of the classroom and the "real" Arabic of the media. Authentic news. The news itself is taken from a number of Arabic-language sites, including BBC-Arabic Service, Al Jazeera, CNN, Al Hayat, and others. The editorial "slant" is left unchanged and should not be taken to represent the views of the NCLRC. The accompanying exercises include pre-listening background information, vocabulary support, and post-listening activities. The exercises are written in the multiple-choice or fill-in formats. Listeners can check their answers with a mouse click. Timeframe. The news cycle covered runs two weeks with new postings every other Monday or Tuesday. Who can listen? The news items, style, and exercise level are aimed at students with listening skills at ACTFL Intermediate-mid to Intermediate-high. In most cases, this corresponds to college Arabic at the end of second-year. Suggestions for listening. Listening to a flow-of-speech can be a daunting and frustrating task. Learning to live with the frustration is part of the learning curve. So we advise that you try these steps in this order: * Read all the exercises first! They will help you to understand everything you can. * Don't listen word for word. Try to get the gist. On the other hand, pay close attention to names and numbers. * Use your background knowledge and common sense. If you are listening to a report on a natural disaster in Brazil, chances are it won't have to do with snow. * While the scripts for the broadcasts are available, use them only as a last resort. Copyright information. Users may download both the written and audio versions of the exercises, copy them, and redistribute them. The only restriction is that the material must be cited: "The News in Simplified Arabic, a project of the National Capital Language Resource Center: www.nclrc.org."

Russian Webcasts is posted to the web twice monthly and delivers a survey of the previous two weeks' news in simplified standard Russian Listeners of Voice of America's "Special English" broadcasts will recognize the slightly slower rate of speech and textual redundancy which characterize these webcasts. Why ? Back in Soviet times, the news was easy to understand. The propaganda-laden messages were predictable and the diction clear and slow. Post-communist newscasts feature telegraphic speech and slurry diction. Our webcasts serve as a stepping stone between the teacher talk of the classroom and the "real" Russian of the media. Authentic news. The news itself is taken from a number of Russian sites, including Lenta.Ru, Vesti.Ru, Ytro.ru and other authentic sites. The editorial "slant" is left unchanged and should not be taken to represent the views of the NCLRC. The accompanying exercises include pre-listening background information, vocabulary support, and post-listening activities. The exercises are written in the multiple-choice or fill-in formats. Listeners can check their answers with a mouse click. Timeframe. The news cycle covered runs two weeks with new posted every other Monday or Tuesday. Who can listen? The news items, style, and exercise level are aimed at students with listening skills at ACTFL Intermediate Mid to Intermediate High. In most cases, that corresponds to college Russian at the end of second-year. Suggestions for listening. Listening to a flow-of-speech can be a daunting and frustrating task. Learning to live with the frustration is part of the learning curve. So we advise that you try these steps in this order: * Read all the exercises first! They will help you to understand everything you can. * Don't listen word for word. Try to get the gist. On the other hand, pay close attention to names and numbers. * Use your background knowledge and common sense. If you are listening to a report on a natural disaster in Brazil, chances are it won't have to do with snow. * While the scripts for the broadcasts are available, use them only as a last resort. Copyright information. Users may download both the written and audio versions of the exercises, copy them, and redistribute them. The only restriction is that the material must be cited: "Novosti nedeli na uproshchennom russkom jazyke, a project of the National Capital Language Resource Center: www.nclrc.org."

Chad NOW brings you a series of lessons highlighting the differences between Chadian colloquial Arabic and Modern Standard Arabic (MSA). The Chadian dialect of Arabic is fun to learn and speak, and we encourage you to check out this podcast brought to you by www.chadnow.com

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Classic children's stories and fairy tales in Spanish

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CSLPod is run by a team in Beijing, China, which is designed to help people improve their Chinese skills. If you are learning Chinese as a second language and want to know more about Chinese culture, then CSLPod is the place for you. CLSPod offers an authentic environment for learning Chinese. CLSPod presents students at various levels of listening comprehension with five audio clips each week And we are working to enhance our services to provide more levels of instruction in the coming future.

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