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Post by Jaga on Dec 3, 2006 20:51:09 GMT -7
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Post by kaima on Dec 4, 2006 3:10:31 GMT -7
Jaga,
It is amazing, but I just tried out a new CD I am taking to my cousins in Slovakia, also by Euro-Talk. I was also impressed by it and found it quite straight forward and quite clear, superior to other programs I have seen in past years.
Of course I am trying to help them with English, so i was in a computer store and looked at the display of super-cheap software, and found "9 Language Tutor". For the price I couldn't pass it by. Among the 9 languages they include English, German and Russian (OK ho-hum French and Spanish as well). The test I gave it was quite satisfactory for an introduction, and in learning a language it is always good to return to the basics and build on those, so it will be good for introduction, vocabulary and practice, a great suppliment to school (particularly if school English is taught by a native Slovak speaker with an accent).
I checked on line for Slovak (for my use) and see it is to be had. I must give it serious consideration. I suspect your version of Polish and the Slovak will be even better than the simple version I bought for English!
I also will recommend it as a Stocking stuffer (Christmas gift).
Kai the Slovak
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Post by bescheid on Dec 4, 2006 9:15:07 GMT -7
Jaga
I truly do believe you have the formula for success with your teaching Ela your language in Polish. By creating an atmosphere of fun through learning. It is only natural that by creating a learning situation through play {in actuality it is learning a language skill} in stead of that of work.
Charles
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Post by Jaga on Dec 4, 2006 22:57:44 GMT -7
Guys,
I am glad that you also think that CD can help teach English. I have three Euro-talk CDs and the one which I like the most - is the one which I wrote the review.
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