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joekane
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 Message 41 of 405
28 August 2006 at 10:13am | IP Logged 
I have just spent six weeks transcribing all of Michel Thomas's courses; so perhaps some of you polyglots can read them and find lots of mistakes for me to correct.

http://www.geocities.com/michel_thomas_transcript/index.html
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lengua
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 Message 42 of 405
28 August 2006 at 10:22am | IP Logged 
That will help a lot of people.

Personally, the MT tapes are my favorite way of spending my first 30 or so hours with the language. The beginner courses get you speaking and constructing your own sentences in present and past and future tenses, while the advanced courses teach - in detail - every spoken tense in the language. I understood Spanish tenses better after 10 hours in the advanced course than I ever did in 4.5 years of schooling. I'm currently learning the French tenses through his advanced course in that, and after I finish his Italian beginner course twice, I will begin the advanced course in that language.
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patuco
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 Message 43 of 405
28 August 2006 at 10:40am | IP Logged 
Lengua's correct, it will help quite a few people. You must have had some spare time on your hands! Maybe you should think about the Pimsleur courses next... ;)
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 Message 44 of 405
28 August 2006 at 11:22pm | IP Logged 
Those transcripts are perhaps the one of the best finds on this forum.

Many thanks.
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 Message 45 of 405
29 August 2006 at 4:35am | IP Logged 
I noticed that the transcripts are written in xhtml, which my browser doesn't open - just save/ignore, and when opening the saved file in IE (6.0) only the regular xhtml code is shown.

Any suggestions?
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 Message 46 of 405
29 August 2006 at 5:29am | IP Logged 
joekane wrote:
I have just spent six weeks transcribing all of Michel Thomas's courses; so perhaps some of you polyglots can read them and find lots of mistakes for me to correct.

Good work with the transcripts, that would have been quite a task, thanks.
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joekane
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 Message 47 of 405
29 August 2006 at 12:25pm | IP Logged 
jeff_lindqvist wrote:
I noticed that the transcripts are written in xhtml, which my browser doesn't open - just save/ignore, and when opening the saved file in IE (6.0) only the regular xhtml code is shown.

Any suggestions?


Yes, apparently .xhtml files are difficult for people to read when they use IE 6.0; but it's the only way I could convert my Open Office document into a webpage that looks roughly the same.

If anyone knows how I can do this without resorting to .xhtml, I will change the site.

In the mean time, you can read the transcripts by using a better browser: Mozilla Firefox (www.mozilla.com) is what I use. I will email the original documents (in Microsoft .doc / rich text / Open Office formats) to anyone who asks for them.

Edited by joekane on 29 August 2006 at 12:26pm

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joekane
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 Message 48 of 405
29 August 2006 at 12:28pm | IP Logged 
patuco wrote:
Lengua's correct, it will help quite a few people. You must have had some spare time on your hands! Maybe you should think about the Pimsleur courses next... ;)


I would like to (for the sake of completeness), but I'm working on an improvement to them, and at the moment that takes up all my time.


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