The channels I use for this video are RobWords with Rob and LetThemTalkTV with Gideon.
Why Native Speakers are not necessarily the best teachers
Why Native Speakers are not necessarily the best teachers
The Youtube channel I would like to introduce here is 'MetatronAcademy'
Fluent in one language or good in many?
Fluent in one language or good in many?
The channel used in this post is LingoSteve
Teaching French
In this blog, I cover several YouTube channels teaching French, all of them with French as the teaching language. Needless to explain that these channels are not meant for absolute beginners.
But when Duolingo gets too repetitive and boring, these channels will enlarge your French horizon. Bonne chance.
Language acquisition didactics
In this blog we will delve into the didactics of the acquisition of a new language. You read it well: acquisition of a new language: not learning a new language. The audiovisual material used is mainly by Steve Kaufmann (Lingosteve) and Dr. Stephen Krashen.
Eight myths about reaching fluency
Eight myths about reaching native-like fluency (from a non-native C2 speaker)
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The Youtube channel introduced here is Spain revealed (Subtitled : Experience Spain like a local) You have an overview of videos covered o...
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The youtube channel I am introducing here is polýMATHY , run by Luke Ranieri. "Polymathy is the study of many things. On my videos I w...
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How Celtic is the Portuguese language? The phonetic difference between Latin and both Portuguese and French is considerable. Whereas for Fre...
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The Youtube channel introduced here is Spain revealed (Subtitled : Experience Spain like a local) An overview of topical videos covered on...
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Dans cette série de videos YouTube, Elena de Linguriosa (Guadalajara, España), Leo de "Portuguese with Leo", Davide de "Podca...
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In this blog we will delve into the didactics of the acquisition of a new language. You read it well: acquisition of a new language: not le...
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In this blog, I cover several YouTube channels teaching French, all of them with French as the teaching language. Needless to explain that t...