Is immersion the best way to learn a language? What do you think about that? I don't know if you've managed to see this or observe the effectiveness of these immersion courses. So, I think if you're immersing yourself in a language and you're surrounding yourself with it, and you're actually making an effort to kind of only exist in that language then clearly that is a very effective way of doing it.
Is that a confusing title? Hopefully not. As you might expect, it's a little summary of what's included in the episode. To give you some more details, Alastair Budge is the host of a podcast called "English Learning for Curious Minds" and he has created a new audio drama for English learners called "Pioneers of the Continuum". It's a time-travel adventure for English learners, and Alastair asked me to be the narrator for episode 1. In this episode of LEP, we talk about Alastair's story, living in Malta, learning English by immersion, cliches and complaints from English speakers visiting Paris and Alastair's story about playing the bagpipes on the streets of Paris. The audio version includes 30+mins of rambling from me at the end. Enjoy!
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