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Message de hunterx posté le 2004-07-27 21:09:00 (S | E | F | I)
Hello, yes it's me and I’m here to say that I didn't give up. I'm trying to improve my English and thanks to Miss Loly I think that I progress. But I have a problem because I don’t know how can I improve my pronunciation without travelling?
Thanks for your answers.
Hello, yes it's me and I’m here to say that I didn't give up. I'm trying to improve my English and thanks to Miss Loly I think that I progress. But I have a problem because I don’t know how can I improve my pronunciation without travelling?
Thanks for your answers.
Réponse: re:Pronunciation de boubou57, postée le 2004-07-27 21:28:20 (S | E)
Frankly, the best way to make your pronunciation sound realistic is to go travel abroad , especially in the country in which you 'd like to improve your language
Réponse: re:Pronunciation de hoppy1, postée le 2004-07-27 22:24:23 (S | E)
hello hunterx ,
i had the same problene as you ,and i feel that i am improuving my pronounciation now.
first i bought the "combridge university press" with the cassettes and listen to the recordings then do the exercises(by doing that you'll train yourself and improve your: listening,and writing skills)*
then ,i start learning songs,and i stay sometimes in front of chennel2or bbc, i used to listen without understanding any word but that comes later by practise(you know practise makes perfect)
this way needs you to be patient (learning by doing)
it's a bit boring at the bigenning ,but if you want to learn really you'll enjoy it as the days went by .
cheers !!!!!!!!!!
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