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I’ve found my listening problem
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Tyrion101 Senior Member United States Joined 3903 days ago 153 posts - 174 votes Speaks: French	Message 17 of 19 02 September 2014 at 3:05am \| IP Logged
	I'm not very good at picking out everything someone says at the blistering conversational speed they tend to use on the radio, the podcast idea seems good, as I can repeat multiple times, and train my ear to hear things. 1 person has voted this message useful
robarb Nonaglot Senior Member United States languagenpluson Joined 5049 days ago 361 posts - 921 votes Speaks: Portuguese, English*, German, Italian, Spanish, Dutch, Swedish, Esperanto, French Studies: Mandarin, Danish, Russian, Norwegian, Cantonese, Japanese, Korean, Polish, Greek, Latin, Nepali, Modern Hebrew	Message 18 of 19 02 September 2014 at 5:46am \| IP Logged
	Dubbed movies are really great (much easier to understand than movies originally in the target language). Podcasts are better than broadcast radio because you can find one that matches your level. It helps to choose a topic you already know a lot about. Audiobooks are spoken clearly but often the content is too hard; look for children's books or books you've already read. If you can find audio files with accompanying transcription, that's the best of all. Listen once, then listen and read along, then look up words until you understand (almost) everything, then listen again. If you want to improve your listening, make sure to listen once first without reading (although reading-and-listening is good for improving reading skills in a language that's hard or impossible to sound out). 2 persons have voted this message useful
Tyrion101 Senior Member United States Joined 3903 days ago 153 posts - 174 votes Speaks: French	Message 19 of 19 02 September 2014 at 5:49pm \| IP Logged
	Thank you for all the replies, sometimes I feel as though I'm asking too many questions. 1 person has voted this message useful

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