Comments on: Some Wars Make Me Hungry

By: hojae

hojae — Mon, 16 Apr 2012 08:43:02 +0000

Hi, i’m stranger here.
i want to improve my English ability, so i search blogs and your blog is good
this article is great. i am satisfied with your kind additional explanation about word.
Reading your article is fun and beneficient.
Thanks.
Hojae

By: juyoung

juyoung — Mon, 16 Apr 2012 08:31:41 +0000

hello, i’m a newcomer. i’m korean and highschool student. The reason why i visit this -wonderful blog to study real english. i hope to be your good friend. please introduce your blog detail and correct my imgrammartical comment. i look forward to your reply…
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By: emiliano

emiliano — Tue, 10 Apr 2012 17:57:32 +0000

Yes, that´s for sure Mai.

ESL Podcast it is something more than to learn English, it is a way of living
as it represents just a lot of good feelings about friendship, life, opinions,
and the warm companion of Jeff and Lucy every moment you like to be
with them.
If you see in the site how so many opinions are from hundred and
hundred of listeners you´ll be concious about this subject.
To me it is a privilege some how to form part of this quite big family
that is ESL podcast and the Blog where so frequently lots of friends
are giving me their ideas, opinions and friendship.

My best, emiliano

By: Mai

Mai — Tue, 10 Apr 2012 13:00:50 +0000

hi Emiliano
thank you for your advice to me and for your warm greeting to me
and I hope you are doing well as you say that it is 6 years for you at eslpod site

By: emiliano

emiliano — Mon, 09 Apr 2012 17:37:39 +0000

Well, Mai I think I have to give you all my best wishes and a warm welcome to the blog and
to the ESL site, of course if you want to improve as much as possible it would be good for
you and for everone to suscribe the Guides that helps quite a lot to understand everything
what is said by Jeff and Lucy, even also to adquire the good habit of read a high level of
good English, in fact the best you coud find in the web or every place.

After being here for at least six years I have the knowledge to cofirm that without any
doubts at all.
Jeff, Lucy and Warren are like close friends to several of us all round the world.

The best site, the best voices, the best teachers, the best guides and just a lot of friends to read
your opinions and thoughts.

Go ahead, also be in mind that a lesson and a guide is enough every day without
any exceptions.
After the first month you´ll see the results.

Greetings, emiliano

By: Mai

Mai — Mon, 09 Apr 2012 17:08:24 +0000

Hello Betty,
nice to meet you
and thanks for your wishing to me
I will do my best with your encouraging all
see you again

By: Mai

Mai — Mon, 09 Apr 2012 10:36:21 +0000

Hi Peter, nice to meet you
thanks for your time to answer me.
and I’m beginning already with the podcasts as 2 lessons per day.
and you have a great steps you listen to podcast, good luck

are there another answer to my question here

I will listen to the lessons as much as I can.

thank you Peter

see you soon

By: Betty

Betty — Mon, 09 Apr 2012 10:08:10 +0000

Sorry, Mai,

I meant to say ‘good luck to your learning’, I think my finger is once again not listening to my head!

So I shall say it again,

Good luck to your learning.

Best regards

Betty ^•^

By: Betty

Betty — Mon, 09 Apr 2012 09:55:41 +0000

Hi Mai

In my opinion, there are lots of very good podcasts from the very beginning. You will enjoy every one of them. There are many years of podcasts. I think it is hard to listen to many of them in one day. So, just play by ear. Try out all the different methods yourself to find out which one is most suitable for you.

All luck to your learning.

Look forward to reading more of your messages here.

Best regards

Betty

By: Peter

Peter — Sat, 07 Apr 2012 15:36:03 +0000

Dear Mai ,
Here is my two cents,
I always listen to the slow rate of dialog there. And try to understand as much as I can. Then I listen to Jeff addressing the terms lucy put in the dialog. As you know , the words and expersions applied in easch episodes are meant for us to learn.
Remember , still ,I didn’t touch the relevant script of the lesson. Then when I m done listening to jeff explaining them.
I relisten to Jeff and try to writ down on a notebook I have as much as I understand and also what interests me. Then, I listen to the faster rate of speak at the end of each listen. When I m done with all of this steps. I play back the slow rate portion of the lesson while reading the script as Jeff and Lucy play the dialog. That way I realized how much I undderstood right.
Oh , I forgot the most important part. First of all , I read the title of lesson and try to think in English about the title and what I know about it
And sometimes I read a line or two about it.
What is more, I never study 4 or 5 Lessing at a time. I listen to one or two max.
Here ,what I do
Perhaps, other our dear classmates have better approaches to share with us.
I really ask my dear classmates to pool their suggestions here. They might be helpfull to all of us

Good question Mia

Yours,