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slucido
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28 July 2010 at 8:07pm | IP Logged

I like Naked Scientist podcasts:

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starst
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China
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Speaks: Mandarin*, Japanese, English^C2
Studies: French^C1, German, Norwegian

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29 July 2010 at 10:23am | IP Logged

Piotr1981 wrote:

Thanks for help, johntm93

By the way, earlier in this thread someone has recommended lang-8. I've been using it on a daily basis for about 4 months and while I feel that I have greatly imporoved my knowledge of Spanish and Italian, I'm not entirely convinced it's feasible for English advanced learners (or English learners at any level, at that). The problem is, there is quite a lot of uncorrected posts in this language. There seems to be some problem but whether it is about too many posts written in English or rather about too few English-speaking natives willing to correct them, I cannot say.

In fact, I'm using lang-8 to work on my Japanese :) I find the native English speakers there too tolerant...
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