My Fluent Podcast

Netflix can be used as a vast language learning source. There are plenty of series and movies, in which you can choose between different language audio and subtitles. Netflix can really help you boost your language skillls to the next level. Thats why I've decided to dedicate this episode to Netflix. The Audio Description will give you an additional boost. I'm your host Daniel Goodson: myfluentpodcast@gmail.com

The host discusses hiring an online teacher to proofread their previous episode and the importance of making mistakes. They highlight the value of building connections with listeners and embracing mistakes as valuable learning opportunities.

In this episode of my fluent podcast I explain what I did after I received all the corrections from episode 02. You need to learn from your previous mistakes. Therefore you must stick to them and learn from them. On minute 04.09 you can listen to a reproduction of episode 02 Shall I learn through TV series or movies but this time without grammar mistakes and better pronunciation. And the most important thing when learning a language: DON'T GIVE UP and KEEP GOING! Daniel Goodson, myfluentpodcast@gmail.com Music: Ketsa 09-Where the river run / http://freemusicarchive.org/music/Ketsa/Universal_Law/Where_the_river_run

Listeners from various countries share their unique methods of learning vocabulary, including working with teachers, reading books, and exchanging information. Different listeners share their methods for learning vocabulary in English, including reading books, watching TV series, using language learning apps, taking lessons with a teacher, and talking to a language partner.

The interviews in order to improve my English go on. Big shout out goes to Kris Broholm who was willing to get interviewed by me, the English learner. He is a very wise language learner who gives away his tips and tricks. His mission: 10 languages in 10 years. He is proficient in English, Danish, German, and can understand and converse in limited fashion with Esperanto, Russian, and Hungarian. Www.myfluentpodcast.com Www.actualfluency.com

Learn 5 tips to improve language skills, including setting up a podcast, finding a language exchange partner, and using technology wisely. Also, they discuss practical advice for language learners like setting specific goals, immersing yourself in the language, building new habits, and being critical of others' opinions.

In this second episode of my fluent podcast, I explain how I train my English speaking or/and pronounciation abilities. Therefore, as much exposure to the target language as possible is key. Sometimes, you should focus on particular words or phrases from an audio source. The "smart repeat" application for Android will help you to focus. I'm still not sure about the format of the podcast. But it seams crucial to me in the first place to just keep going. It's not that easy to produce this podcast at all. As with the language learning: Don't give up - just keep going. If you have any ideas or suggestions for improvement, contact me: myfluentpodcast@gmail.com. I'm your host, Daniel Goodson, have a good one!

A language learner shares their goals for the podcast, favorite methods and tools, and their intention to step out of their comfort zone. They reflect on their speaking journey, the discomfort of speaking English abroad, and express gratitude towards other podcast creators who influenced them to start their own podcast.