Listen here to a series of podcasts that will help you gain confidence in expressing yourself.
Listening is key to progress with the language. But sometimes it’s difficult to find interesting and engaging material. Or it’s oftentimes too overwhelming because it’s far beyond your current level.
In this podcast series, you can listen to sessions with other students that are at different levels. We have an open relaxed conversation but we’ll go into a lot of details of structures and vocabulary on how to express things.
Choose the right level for you and you’ll learn a lot of new things and take notice of many struggles you still may have but also feel encouraged to be part of the conversation.
Enjoy the episodes here.
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