My Fluent Podcast

This episode is different from what you are used listening to. I am basically rambling. The goal was to see if I am able to just speak for a few minutes without stumbling over my own words. I also used the episode to mention some of my previously produced episodes. In my opinion, I am on track and I will continue with my language journey. Thank you very much for your support! www.myfluentpodcast.c...

My interview series goes on. They are meant to help me becoming a better English speaker. At the same time you get to know about other language learners. A win-win situation. In this episode, we get to know about a few projects started by Guillaume such as 1. Guillaume's English podcast 2. Talk2learn.ch 3. Chatcast.ch Guillaume is a French speaking guy who is currently learning Italian and English...

In episode 12 I continue with the topic" interviewing other people in your target language" in order to become more fluent. I interviewed Chris from Canada, who is currently learning Russian. I did the transcript of the answers as well. This enabled me to even learn more as the process of writing the interview down helped me to memorize good word chunks and vocabulary. It made a lot of fun and I w...

A new day, a new method to get you fluent in your target language! I decided to conduct several interviews with people from all over the world. The thing is that I conduct these interviews in my target language English. My interview partners will be native English speakers but also non–native speakers. In this episode, Chris, a language learner from Canada explains why podcasting in your target la...

I decided to read out loud and record a chapter for libriVox. I hoped for a pronunciation and intonation boost.   www.myfluentpodcast.com URL: http://freemusicarchive.org/music/Ketsa/Universal_Law/Where_the_river_run Comments: http://freemusicarchive.org/ Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-NoDerivatives 4.0: http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc-nd/4.0/

Sometimes, less is more - even when it comes to learn a language. The idea came up to produce longer episodes in the future. After long consideration, I think it would be a far better idea to concentrate on the quality of the episodes rather than on the length and just leave it as it is. This way, I will learn more. You should do so as well! Head over to www.myfluentpodcast.com   ( Soundtrack by T...

I want to go into more detail on a matter I already mentioned in my previous episode E05- read out loud: the project called librivox . I found that project such a great idea that I decided to dedicate this episode to librivox. Librivox donates its recordings to the public domain. They have for instance produced 20709 books in English, 500 in French, 1928 in German, 101 in Italian, 300 in Spanish,...

Audio drama or in German Hörspiel will help you to become more fluen t . Enjoy and don't forget: stay focused!   Www.myfluentpodcast.com

In this episode I tell you about my language goal. If you are an English learner, I recommend you to head over to www.myfluentpodcast.com to get the transcript of this episode . It's a fantastic way to improve your skills. Unfortunatelly, I had to cut things out from this episode. For the complete unabridged episode head over to my website and download the mp3 file from there. Feel free to send me...

In this episode I make a call to action! Read out loud to become a better speaker! Full show notes This method  is no rocket science but very effective.

Olly Richards is a polyglot who answers different language related questions in his weekly podcast. Definitely worthwhile to tune in to his show! The abbreviation  is in fact IWTYAL 110 -  I did not mention it correctly in the episode. Go to the I will teach you a language podcast  How to measure the learning progress www.myfluentpodcast.com

Be consistent even in your holidays

In this episode of my fluent podcast I explain what I did after I received all the corrections from episode 02. You need to learn from your previous mistakes. Therefore you must stick to them and learn from them. On minute 04.09 you can listen to a reproduction of episode 02 Shall I learn through TV series or movies but this time without grammar mistakes and better pronunciation. And the most impo...

This week I tried something completely new, I hired a teacher online to proofread my last episode. I point out several mistakes I'v made so far by producing my fluent podcast and I explain why I should have called my podcast our fluent podcast instead of my fluent podcast . The 3 crucial points of this episode are: 1. don't be afraid of making mistakes 2. be aware of making mistakes 3. learn from...

Hello language enthusiasts, welcome back, I'm your host, Daniel Goodson, I'm an English learner and I want you to be part of my language journey. I share all my learning experience with you. The aim here is to become more fluent in any language. My theme here on this episode is still learning through TV series and movies as it was on my 2 previous episodes. My focus is on the TV Series and I expla...

Netflix can be used as a vast language learning source. There are plenty of series and movies, in which you can choose between different language audio and subtitles. Netflix can really help you boost your language skillls to the next level. Thats why I've decided to dedicate this  episode to Netflix. The Audio Description will give you an additional boost.   I'm your host Daniel Goodson: myfluent...

  This episode is an introduction to a themed series. In fact, this is going to be the start of a themed series. This series is called Learning Through TV Series and Movies. Can you learn a language through movies? Will subtitles in movies  help you to learn a language? If so, how? In this series I want to answer this questions. I want to explain how I learn through movies and I give you tips and...

To be honest, I'm not happy about my speaking practice during this week. I almost  neglected my speaking training. Nevertheless, in this episode I talk about my neighbours on stitcher. It's normal to have some setbacks when it comes to learning a new language. It is then important to keep going and keep learning. Nobody said it's going to be easy. I'm your host, Daniel Goodson: myfluentpotcast@gma...

Listen to this vocab related episode, where other listeners tell us about their methods how to learn new vocab.   www.myfluentpodcast.com  

The interviews in order to improve my English go on. Big shout out goes to Kris Broholm who was willing to get interviewed by me, the English learner.  He is a very wise language learner who gives away his tips and tricks. His mission: 10 languages in 10 years. He is proficient in English , Danish , German , and can understand and converse in limited fashion with  Esperanto , Russian , and Hungari...

I give you 5 fresh, dirty language tips (because you deserved it) how you could boost your speaking skill to the next level. 1. set up your own podcast.  2. start your language project and s et up a bilingual podcast with the help of a language exchange partner . 3. use technology wisely. 4. build strong habits 5. don't trust the 5 fresh, dirty tips which could boost your speaking skills to the ne...

In this second episode of my fluent podcast, I explain how I train my English speaking or/and pronounciation abilities. Therefore, as much exposure to the target language as possible is key. Sometimes, you should focus on particular words or phrases from an audio source. The "smart repeat" application for Android will help you to focus. I'm still not sure about the format of the podcast. But it se...

Learn languages with an english learner. The most important thing it is to speak and speak and speak... The  main goal it is to become fluent in your target language. If you have any suggestions for future episodes or if you want to be part of the podcast get in touch with me: myfluentpodcast.@gmail.com