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Movies subtitles..Faster Fluency!!

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charlmartell
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 Message 25 of 29
13 July 2009 at 5:10pm | IP Logged 
turaisiawase wrote:
I'm not sure what it is all about, but I agree.
Who with? I wish I knewww.....

With healing332 I hope, he's funny. One might not agree with him, but at least he's different, imaginative. A welcome change from the usual repetitive questions, boring argumentative perorations and predictable recommendations of some.
Even though watching the same film x times is not really my idea of fun, his posts are quite lively and entertaining.
There's just one thing that worries me: FSI. Why should he have anything to do with that programme? It doesn't make sense, unless ....
Well, it doesn't really matter, I find him a great read, mistakes and all.
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healing332
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 Message 26 of 29
14 July 2009 at 1:36am | IP Logged 
[QUOTE=charlmartell]There's just one thing that worries me: FSI. Why should he have anything to do with that programme?QUOTE] [QUOTE=turaisiawase]

FSI gives me a good grammer lesson..I could not figure out the Det.. Den..dar..in Swedish..After the lessons FSI has grammer lessons in the print.

I listen to the Unit and follow along with the text..Many of the stuff on FSI i leave out.. I leave out...many of the nouns..airport stuff..looking for an apartment..ect..I only concentrate on their verbs and also it gives me a great explaination of the Why..were..when..where..how.. in Swedish.. which make up a good part of sentences

Example in unit 5 i only found maybe 6 useful lines in that unit..It had many nouns that did not interest me about an apartment.   

Someone in this forum uses FSI in a very smart way. They take out the setences they need and imported it into at a voice program and made their own pimsluer lessons. Great idea..

i find it really is a good schooling BUT i leave alot of it out

Edited by healing332 on 14 July 2009 at 1:49am

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healing332
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 Message 27 of 29
14 July 2009 at 2:27am | IP Logged 
That really is a great song!!..
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Cainntear
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 Message 28 of 29
14 July 2009 at 10:38am | IP Logged 
Ah, so programs don't block fluency then...?
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sanderendennis
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 Message 29 of 29
21 January 2011 at 9:55am | IP Logged 
Is there a difference in learning a language between people who watch subtitled movies/soaps and people who watch dubbed movies/soaps?



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