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Pimsleur Language Learning Courses

American English Pronunciation Blog | November 21st 2009 by ConfidentVoice

A couple of you have emailed me to ask my opinion of the Pimsleur American English audio course. The Pimsleur method is based on listening and speaking to help you learn grammar, vocabulary, and pronunciation in a natural way. I have not used the cou read more

rocky2925

101 Languages of the World (Retail)

windowsofts | November 21st 2009 by rocky

Details: Learning to speak another language has never been easier, quicker or more fun. Right from the start learners of any level—even complete beginners—can start using a foreign language with this unique learning system. Languages of the Worl read more

normanrogers

Some Rather Unfortunate Remarks, Wouldn't You Say?

An American Lion | November 20th 2009 by norman rogers

This is what got a couple of announcers suspended from calling NBA games for the Los Angeles Clippers: Smith: “Look who’s in.” Lawler: “Hamed Haddadi. Where’s he from?” Smith: “He’s the first Iranian read more

MissCellania

For Northerners Moving South

Miss Cellania | November 20th 2009 by Miss Cellania

In the South: If you run your car into a ditch, don't panic. Four men in a four-wheel drive pickup truck with a tow chain will be along shortly.  Don't try to help them, just stay out of their way. This is what they live for.Don't be surprised t read more

sqwizard

How to pronounce Slavic female names….or an easy way to surpris…

Dating and Relationship Advice Blog | Veronikalove.com | November 20th 2009

Psychologists say that the most favorite word a person likes to hear is his/her own name. It is also been proven that our names affect our personalities and that people with the same name have similar personalities. But if your beloved is from a cul read more

The Best Day Of The Year

Suldog-O-Rama | November 20th 2009

fris‧son / Pronunciation [free-sohn; Fr. free-sawn]a sudden, passing sensation of excitement; a shudder of emotion; thrill.(Random House Unabridged Dictionary, 2006)Let me tell you about the holiday I like best of all – Thanksgiving.(Or, really, read more

confidentvoice

American English Pronunciation Problems for French Speakers

American English Pronunciation Blog | November 20th 2009 by ConfidentVoice

One key feature of good spoken English is syllable stress. In spoken English one syllable is each word is stressed. The vowel in the stressed syllable is lengthened and pronounced with a higher pitch. Spoken French does not employ syllable stress in read more

thespanishblog

Spanish Lesson 195 – Pretérito Imperfecto De Subjuntivo - Uses

The Spanish Blog | November 20th 2009 by Laura Garrido Eslava

In this lesson we are going to learn the different uses of the Spanish grammar tense Pretérito Imperfecto de Subjuntivo. Please see my video for help with pronunciation.Vocabulary:Probability:Puede que viniera ayer: It is possible that he came yeste read more

globalmike

How To Learn Spanish Quickly Without Going To Spain

http://spanishhowtolearn.com | November 20th 2009 by Werner Michael Heus

People are starting to learn Spanish very seriously. Whether it’s for use in the workplace, on vacation, or just for a challenge, learning Spanish poses many fresh obstacles and gets the brain working like the way it used to. In fact, learnin read more

knispor

Ford Model T

English Video | November 20th 2009 by Knis Por

Ford Model T Mini Lessons | BBC Business English | Business English | Common Mistakes | American Slang | Conversation Series I | Conversation Series II | Grammar | Vocabulary | Pronunciation | With Misterduncan | EF podEnglish American read more

Elijah1

PRONOUNCE (God's Name)

Examining The Trinity | November 19th 2009

Note: Although Watchtower Society (WTS) research and scholarship is usually at least the equal of (and often superior to) that of other sources, I have tried to rely most heavily on other sources in Christendom itself  or my own independent rese read more

mgfiae

Their Stories: Fake Escort Agency Scams (2)

My Girlfriend is an Escort | November 19th 2009 by H MGFIAE

Here's the story I told about and linked to in my earlier post about a fake escort agency scam. I quote it here for reference: 2pm got a call from a guy claiming to work for an agency. Said his name was Michael This guy was very well spoken used bot read more

thespanishblog

Spanish Lesson 194 – Pretérito Imperfecto De Subjuntivo - Irr…

The Spanish Blog | November 19th 2009 by Laura Garrido Eslava

In this lesson we are going to learn irregular verbs used with the Spanish grammar tense Pretérito Imperfecto de Subjuntivo. Please see my video for help with pronunciation.Vocabulary:3rd person:Poner (to put): pusiera/pusieseDormir (to sleep): durm read more

Nancycc

Spelling Tip for Creative Baby-Namers – Doubling Consonants

Nancy's Baby Names | November 19th 2009 by Nancy

When I spotted the name Masson in a news article recently, my first instinct was to say MASS-on (short a). Masson was meant to be a form of Mason, of course. But I couldn’t force myself to pronounce it that way because vowels before double cons read more

bigmikemdz

LAMBcast #5 or The ClooneyCast

Big Mike's Movie Blog | November 19th 2009 by Michael J. Mendez

The latest edition of the LAMBcast is on the interwebs now and you can listen to it by clicking this link. This episode focused on the career of George Clooney, Oscar winner, actor/director/producer and the second Danny Ocean. Listen as Nick of R2D read more

globalmike

How To Learn Spanish Online In Two Ticks.

http://spanishhowtolearn.com | November 19th 2009 by Werner Michael Heus

The Spanish language- The Spanish language also commonly referred to as Castilian or Espanola is one of the most spoken Indo-European languages, having its roots deeply imbedded in Vulgar Latin. The grammar of the language closely resembles Classic L read more

knispor

House Rooms and some Furniture

English Video | November 19th 2009 by Knis Por

House Rooms and some Furniture Mini Lessons | BBC Business English | Business English | Common Mistakes | American Slang | Conversation Series I | Conversation Series II | Grammar | Vocabulary | Pronunciation | With Misterduncan | EF pod read more

znr

So, You Want To Learn German?

Infertility-Information And Research | November 19th 2009 by Zul Rahman

While German is not as difficult as it might look to people who have no experience of learning German beforehand, there are some things that are definitely difficult about learning German mainly due to its differences with English. However, German is read more

rosarian

BRAUN Series 1,3,5,7 Shavers

Find Coffee Makers | November 18th 2009 by Dave

Braun (German pronunciation “brown”, commonly pronounced “brawn” in English) GmbH is a German consumer products company. Duration : 0:0:30 Technorati Tags: beard, Braun, care, coffee, epilation, grinders, Grooming, hair, read more

diaperbagprincess

melancholy

Diaper Bag Princess | November 18th 2009 by claudia

ˈmɛlənˌkɒli/ Show Spelled Pronunciation [mel-uhn-kol-ee] Show IPA noun, plural -chol⋅ies, adjective –noun 1. a gloomy state of mind, esp. when habitual or prolonged; depression. 2. sober thoughtfulness; pensiveness. 3. Archaic. a. the co read more

jessicakleiman

Does This Mean You're Really Religious?

Funny Word of the Day | November 18th 2009 by Jessica Kleiman

funny word of the day: jujuNo, it doesn't mean you're a particularly devout Jew (I know I'm not). Here's the definition from Merriam-Webster:ju·ju Pronunciation: \ˈjü-(ˌ)jü\Function: nounEtymology: of W. African origin; akin to the source of Ha read more

thespanishblog

Spanish Lesson 193 – Pretérito Imperfecto De Subjuntivo - Regu…

The Spanish Blog | November 18th 2009 by Laura Garrido Eslava

In this lesson we are going to learn more about regular verbs with the Spanish grammar tense El Pretérito Imperfecto de Subjuntivo. Please see my video for help with pronunciation.Vocabulary:-ER/-IR verbs:(Yo) comiera/comiese: I ate(Tú) comieras/ c read more

whimsicalwalney

Are You Really A CPSIA Victim?

The Adventures of Whimsical Walney | November 18th 2009

Main Entry: vic·tim Pronunciation: \ˈvik-təm\ Function: noun Etymology: Latin victima; perhaps akin to Old High German wīh holy Date: 15th century 1 : a living being sacrificed to a deity or in the performance of a religious rite 2 : one that i read more

yourseoblog

New features for Google Translate

Website SEO optimisation, Твиттер, заметки | November 18th 2009 by Justin

On-line translator from Google received a new design and features that will make the transfer within 51 languages easier and faster. Currently, Google Translate can translate the text as print without using the button “convert” to voice t read more

Video: Obama's Controversial Bow

The English Blog | November 18th 2009

No, Obama hasn't suddenly adopted the Lady Gaga look. This story concerns U.S. President Barack Obama's controversial bow to the Japanese emperor. Was the bow an appropriate gesture or a symbol of U.S. weakness? This Newsy video uses multiple source read more

confidentvoice

American English Pronunciation: The /iy/ and /I/ Sounds

American English Pronunciation Blog | November 18th 2009 by ConfidentVoice

One American English vowel sounds that non-native speakers frequently mispronounce is the /iy/ sound and in the word sheep. They frequently shorten this sound so that it sounds more like the /I/ sound as in the word ship. This means that when non-nat read more

romoweb

Ago - For You (1982, Fulltime Records)

Groove Department | November 18th 2009 by romo

Fulltime records is (still alive) for me one of the most beautiful italo disco labels. During the 80s it published a lot of groovy party songs composed by powerful duo Maurizio Cavalieri and Sangy (Maurice Sangineto). Ago was a studio band created by read more

Timepass

AAPHIS

Timepass | November 18th 2009 by Timepass

Aaphis is Punch's pronunciation of Office..Thanks to her, we are all employed because when we ask her "where is ...(name)" and she is in mood, she replies Aaphis. By we I mean myself, Punch's grandparents and great grandparents too..Have you come acr read more

GabrielaDelworth

Marie De Fête… Day One…Marie Antoinette at the Theater…

Gabriela Delworth's Blog | November 18th 2009 by Gabriela Delworth

Bon Jour! Welcome to Marie De fête. I am so glad you came to visit us! My surprise guests and I have been very busy working on our presentations for the event. You will enjoy two or more each day and at different times to also include readers from read more

knispor

Interview With Derek

English Video | November 18th 2009 by Knis Por

Interview With Derek Mini Lessons | BBC Business English | Business English | Common Mistakes | American Slang | Conversation Series I | Conversation Series II | Grammar | Vocabulary | Pronunciation | With Misterduncan | EF podEnglish read more

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