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Goindol
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Message 153 of 164

03 April 2009 at 7:20pm | IP Logged

Cainntear wrote:

aYa wrote:

if you enjoy Michel Thomas, Rosetta Stone, Pimsleur, it won't work for you.
if you enjoy Assimil, it might work for you.
if you enjoy good literature, it will work for you.

So are you saying that people who like Michel Thomas don't like good literature? I reckon Emma Thompson might disagree....

Cainntear, this is but one example of many why I say your posts are intellectually dishonest.

aYa wrote:

A rule of thumb:
if you enjoy Michel Thomas, Rosetta Stone, Pimsleur, it won't work for you.
if you enjoy Assimil, it might work for you.
if you enjoy good literature, it will work for you.

You quoted the post while intentionally omitting "A rule of thumb."

You clearly post here because you love to argue, and because you love to pick fights, not because you're interested in doing or saying anything useful.
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roncy
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Message 154 of 164

03 April 2009 at 10:33pm | IP Logged

Cainntear wrote:

aYa wrote:

if you enjoy Michel Thomas, Rosetta Stone, Pimsleur, it won't work for you.
if you enjoy Assimil, it might work for you.
if you enjoy good literature, it will work for you.

So are you saying that people who like Michel Thomas don't like good literature? I reckon Emma Thompson might disagree....

aYa did not say "like", she said "enjoy". There is a big difference, as a stickler for meticulous accuracy like you should know.
Anyway, liking MT does not preclude liking or even enjoying good literature. MT is all form and no content, good literature is both form and content, as is L-R.
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icing_death
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Message 155 of 164

05 April 2009 at 4:11am | IP Logged

roncy wrote:

aYa did not say "like", she said "enjoy". There is a big difference

disagree
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Akipenda Lugha
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Message 157 of 164

05 April 2009 at 6:18am | IP Logged

Thank you aYa and everyone else who is sharing their experience with L-R... I've
started (slowly for now until I get more time) trying out the method with Harry Potter
en espanol and I find it enjoyable. It is nice to log on and find answers and tips to
some of the questions I have been asking myself.
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JS-1
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Studies: Arabic (Egyptian), German, Japanese, Ancient Egyptian, Arabic (Written)

Message 160 of 164

05 April 2009 at 1:49pm | IP Logged

I find pera-pera kun a great pop up Japanese dictionary. It is available as an add-on
for Firefox.

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