A great interview with Ricardo from Spain (he originally came from Brazil).  Ricardo made a fake interview with Luke Thompson, the host of Luke's English podcast. Therefore, Ricardo used various audio clips from Luke's English podcast episodes and rearranged them and recorded some questions.  This is a fantastic quite unique approach to learn English! Kudos to Ricardo! Thank you Ricardo for making us laugh! :)  Here is the full fake interview with Luke Thompson: https://youtu.be/tXgO2hiXTVk Ricardos top English native speaker podcast.  Year in Review -Top Stories and Headlines from the Running World in 2020  https://www.marathontrainingacademy.com/year-in-review-2020 12:15 IELTS Energy 981: Don’t Be a Worry Wart with Personality Slang  15 IELTS Slang Words to Describe Personality | All Ears English Ricardo has made a reference to one of my previous guests, Tchales from Brazil, from ep. 82.  82 - Stories of Language learners - Tchales from Brazil. https://myfluentpodcast.libsyn.com/82-stories-of-language-learners-tchales-from-brazil          

Let me introduce the BRAVE 85 series, in which we interiview people from all over the world.  Interview excerpts: 02:25 Nastya from Russia - Stephen Krashen - Language acquisition 04:48 Wafaa from Irak - Learn English with a Skype-group 07:11 Alvaro from Spain - How he overcame his stuttering (ep. 84) 09:02 Hamid from Pakistan - English teacher shares his wisdom (Ep. 83) 11:01 The Ricky Sendy show - Ricardo from Spain (Brazil) 16:28 Outro - Thank you 17:01 Call to action: If you have a story to tell (somehow related to languages) drop me a message at myfluentpodcast@gmail.com  BTW: We've already covered the method to interview people to become a better speaker on episode 11 "Get fluent by interviewing other people". Check it out!  It can boost your self-esteem :)  You can believe me on that!  Listen to the other 85 LEPsters, from the WISBOLEP copetition, the BRAVE 85 , with sumptuous video footage of the UK and other locations [YouTube] https://youtu.be/rsBttoN1UHA 681. New Competition: Why I Should Be On LEP (WISBOLEP) https://teacherluke.co.uk/2020/09/16/681-new-competition-why-i-should-be-on-lep-wisbolep-story-the-first-time-i-said-fck/ The Ricky Sendy show - full interview with Luke Thompson: https://youtu.be/tXgO2hiXTVk Thank you for listening!  The language journey goes on!      

You will hear the following stories from Alvaro (Spain): 1. How he overcame his stuttering (19:44) 2. How he became an English teacher being an architect (32:22) 3. How he raised his children bilingually (biculturally) (42:52) Don't forget to subscibe to the podcast! That way you are helping my fluent podcast to grow.  See also the YouTube version with subtitles:  https://youtu.be/mKF7qKT62zQ  McCOURTAIN: English Booster (@mc_courtain) • Instagram-Fotos und -Videos McCourtain's Pills - YouTube vocabulary I'd like to tackle:  word-of-mouth turning point [DOWNLOAD Audio Version of WISBOLEP Round 1 – 85 LEPsters – 310MB] 692. WISBOLEP Competition Entries – Listen & Vote! | Luke’s ENGLISH Podcast (teacherluke.co.uk)  ️🎧 125. The Pink Gorilla Story - Luke's ENGLISH Podcast - Learn British English with Luke Thompson - Podcast (podinstall.com) 208. Travelling in Indonesia (Part 1) This was the episode Alvaro wanted to recommend, not part 2 https://teacherluke.co.uk/2014/08/29/208-travelling-in-indonesia-part-1/  209. Travelling in Indonesia (Part 2) | Luke’s ENGLISH Podcast (teacherluke.co.uk) www.myfluentpodcast.com  Music: Free Music Archive: Scott Holmes Music - Stomps and Claps Stomps and Claps by Scott Holmes Music is licensed under a Attribution-NonCommercial 4.0 International License. Did you like this episode? You might also like the last episode 83 with Hamid from Pakistan, who was also a WISBOLEP competitor.  My fluent podcast link: https://myfluentpodcast.libsyn.com/ 

Here is the YouTube version of the episode: https://youtu.be/rTbuThPqxGA?t=1 (don't forget to follow) English teacher and lifelong learner Hamid shares with us what he had been learning during the last two decades when it comes to learning a new language. How should we learn a language? It's quite simple. Learn like a child!  In episode 83 of my fluent podcast, Hamid shares his tips and tricks in a spectacular way. Gripping. Simple. Understandable.  Let us all turn our Ego into an Egg!  Chapters 11:05 For the first week, Hamid doesn't teach his students English. Instead, he gives them general lectures about language learning - how to learn a language.  11:50  Which group is more successful when it comes to learning a language?  A. Language acquisition of the first language by children or B. Language acquisition of the second language by adults?  13:40 The child starts listening first and then speaking - if you want to learn a language successfully, you should learn a language like a child. Listen and speak first. 20:08 Vocabulary is more important than grammar. But nevertheless, learn grammar at tha same time.  In the child's case, fluency comes first and then accuracy. 22:57 What could be an effective way to learn vocabulary? 26:05  The child plays, enjoys and learns! The best teacher you can have is yourself. Do anything you like. Read, listen etc. do whatever you want. Learn like a child. 28:48 The child is the better learner but still makes mistakes!  We learn by making mistakes. Don't be afraid of making mistakes! 32:14  The child has no EGO issues. Turn your EGO into an EGG and break it!  33:53 E comes before D! Remember that! 37:40 Learn English in English! 41:14 The child is playing and is in an ideal envirnonment and still needs about 10 years to command his language. Is the child a bad learner? 10 years = 20 semesters. Hamid recommends: engVid Luke’s ENGLISH Podcast | Learn British English with Luke Thompson (teacherluke.co.uk) Oxford Learner's Dictionaries | Find definitions, translations, and grammar explanations at Oxford Learner's Dictionaries

Guest Tchales, an English learner and future English teacher from Brazil, shares his language journey and how he became a podcaster. He discusses platforms like Cambly and programs like Connect and Communicate that helped him become a confident English speaker. The podcast also explores building a community through language learning, the impact of social media, language learning challenges, and Tchales' plans to teach English in Brazil.

Anthony never struggles when learning a language!Find out why by listening to this interview-based episode. Memory trainer and author Anthony Metivier was interviewed for My Fluent Podcast. Join us now! full transcript of the interview: https://www.myfluentpodcast.com/81-magnetic-memory-method-podcast-anthony-metivier/ Topics: What does it mean to speak fluently? How does Anthony manage to speak German? Why Anthony doesn't struggle to learn a language How to overcome being overwhelmed The right attitude and acknowledging your good fortune. Anthony's next book will be on Zen Recommended Magnetic Memory Method Podcast episodes: - How To Combine Mind Mapping And Memory Palaces With Phil Chambers Magnetic Memory Method Podcast Website Recommended book "Victorious Mind": https://www.amazon.com/Victorious-Mind-Master-Meditation-Well-Being-ebook/dp/B085D8M7S5 Anthony's YouTube Channel:  We hope you liked this episode. Send a voice message and share your thoughts with us: https://vocaroo.com/  myfluentpodcast@gmail.com Music by Scott Holmes: https://www.scottholmesmusic.com/tracks/upbeat-party/

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In this podcast, they discuss the importance of repeating and mimicking language out loud. They explore techniques for developing speaking skills alone, including constant repetition, thinking out loud, and recording and improving speaking. They also discuss the benefits of developing speaking skills alone for introverts and shy people.

Are you thinking of IMPROVING your ENGLISH? Would you be open to doing it a bit DIFFERENTLY? How does learning English with board games sound? Curious? In this episode I'm gonna give you a glimpse what it could be. I myself am in the waiting line to join the course. After I have participated I will give a indepth review. Learn more about this unique ENGLISH through BOARD GAMES approach, and listen to my fluent podcast. English through Board Games" course: https://youtu.be/iBD3VTHLo3I Teacher Zdenek's facebook channel:  https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCjnJ9zou1d8ADDDOn0VgAUQ   Join Zdenek's Facebook group called "Leaning English with board games": https://www.facebook.com/groups/468428644026753/?ref=group_header   Why is "English through Board Games" a great method to learn English? https://youtu.be/zewXwB3p70Y  myfluentpodcast@gmail.com  

The link to the epsiode where Daniel got interviewed with Frank's feedback: https://open.spotify.com/episode/78Eia4cHCk3GgSivH3qodJ Episode 7: Daniel Goodson shows us how good an English learner can get. "In today’s episode, Daniel Goodson joins us to talk about how much he loves learning languages. We discussed what he loves about learning English, what he finds difficult, and, most of all, what he does to improve. I believe he’s a great example of self-determination and motivation to learn English. We spoke about a lot of things, from accents, receptive and productive skills, code-switching and many more things." Frank analysed Daniel's speech and gave feedback: Frank's Podcast What you say in English:  https://open.spotify.com/show/3lJNuNJYccy1yhaU3ozJjN?si=F1G4PsnNQJaUgAYGDaht1A https://podcasts.google.com/feed/aHR0cHM6Ly9hbmNob3IuZm0vcy8yZTI4MTcyNC9wb2RjYXN0L3Jzcw== Frank's Website:  https://whatyousayinenglish.wordpress.com/ You'll find Frank on Quora as well: https://www.quora.com/profile/Frank-Carrizo-Zirit