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Normunds
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Speaks: Latvian*, French, English, Russian, German
Studies: Mandarin, Indonesian

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12 September 2014 at 7:43pm | IP Logged

emk wrote:

In general, long-standing HTLAL members are allowed to link to their sites, or start a thread about their book/software/website/etc. Brand-new members are encouraged to actually participate in the forum first, because it decreases the risk the moderators will mistake them for a spammer.

Thanks for your comments Emk; as you maybe noticed I do not link to my site, neither do I name a product etc. So I feel this is unwarranted. All I do is ask about licensing of courses and mention basic info about my program only as a background info.

I'm selling here nothing. Basically I'm attempting to buy not sell. Still not good enough?

Besides I'm not a "brand new member", if you meant me by this expression. I might not have thousands of posts to my name, but definitely not a newcomer.

So instead of answering or not answering my inquiry some individual thinks he can call it empty, nothing etc. Just because he has a hunch. I think this is openly insulting, compared to sarcasm I used to answer. Should not anyway, right :-)

I feel bad that my post about a real issue sidetracks in personal attacks and answers to misunderstandings that has nothing to do with the OP.

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Normunds
Pentaglot
Groupie
Switzerland
Joined 5968 days ago
86 posts - 112 votes

Speaks: Latvian*, French, English, Russian, German
Studies: Mandarin, Indonesian

Message 10 of 10

16 September 2014 at 1:47pm | IP Logged

I see that I have not been clear enough about certain things:
* pure audio - I meant pure target language audio; and two other types I mention mix-in a lot of source (learner's) language.
* pimsleurised recording - formatted similar to Pimsleur courses: "now ask the lady if she speaks English... Spreekt u Engels... English... Engels..." Though of course there are many courses that do something similar, some pre-dating Pimsleur ones.
* podcast - though in most general case one calls podcast any bit of audio playable on your gadgets here I mean more specifically the kind of recording that is relatively popular in language learning recently: "[some music] Hello, I'm Fred your teacher and here is Mary... What did you bring us Mary today? The new word for today..." (well, it's not a course of English, sooner or later they will get down to the foreign language business.

Though my program's exact functionality might be of little relevant here, I'll provide a slightly longer description of it: the program plays recording piece by piece, leaving a pause for the repeat at the end of each fragment. User selects the number of repetitions and length of pause. It displays the lesson text and highlights the current fragment.

I would not like to disclose more of the functionality on a public forum before it has been launched, but any serious course owners will get more information. And it might not be clear - the program by itself is not and will not be for sale. It's just a packaging+formatting for the course.
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