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Language is hard, he makes it as simple as possible 1 Sep 2023 7:38 AM (2 years ago)

Thanks for your review, I feel the key thing is the level at which you wish to acheive. (as you have mentioned) For someone wishing to take a holiday

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English Accent 22 Dec 2022 5:06 PM (2 years ago)

I struggled to understand his English accent/pronunciation on the first Spanish CD! He was trying to say something along the lines of words ending in

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Chartres 22 Dec 2022 5:05 PM (2 years ago)

I was on my way to Paris (gare de l'Est?) from Sable-sur- Sarthe. As the train pulled into Chartres, I thought I heard an announcement that sounded like

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One little Correction: mur and mûr 5 Jun 2021 5:23 AM (4 years ago)

I'm afraid I have to correct you in one little point: You wrote: meur (wall) became mûr where the preceding e was dropped. But the wall - le mur is written

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teach to pass for a native? 5 Jun 2021 3:29 AM (4 years ago)

I very much get why there is no 'beware, non native' warning. Why people, who live 40 years in immersion do not lose their accent? It is silly of you to

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French verb mettre - French for put. Daily French Verb Lesson 29 Nov 2020 11:25 AM (4 years ago)

Today's French verb mettre, means to put. You can remember this by imagining your baby has to put a METROnome in the parking METER! Do the Daily Verb Lesson every day and within 30 days you will consolidate your knowledge. I put, it puts, you will put, he may put, I have put, we had put, etc.

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Spanish Verb LAVAR - to wash. Regular AR family 29 Nov 2020 9:54 AM (4 years ago)

spanish verb lavar

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King of the world 17 Sep 2020 6:52 AM (5 years ago)

In the original French version of Canada's national anthem, they prefaced the opening line with O Canada. The O had the circonflex or Chinese hat over

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Michel Thomas was a genius! 13 Aug 2020 8:10 AM (5 years ago)

Michel Thomas was a genius, and whatever his defects, he makes learning a language easy,and will put you ahead in that task,no matter what other method

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Doctor 26 Nov 2017 11:29 PM (7 years ago)

I loved this page also. I am an old surgeon, born 1929, and I was in conversation with my friend who speaks Italian as well as English and knows Latin.

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Incredible method 26 Nov 2017 11:27 PM (7 years ago)

Honestly, Michel Thomas is fantastic. Regardless of accents which will differ in any area or region, I picked up to intermediate French in a record time.

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The dutch and Russian courses are taught by native speakers 8 Aug 2017 12:12 AM (8 years ago)

I have taken both courses, all the way through basic and advanced. The teachers are native speakers and in the dutch one, there even 2 different teachers

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Prof. 5 Oct 2016 12:48 AM (9 years ago)

A small comment. The word tâche (task) derives from medieval Latin taxa, so where is the s it replaces? It's there. In manuscripts x often replaces sc,

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printing circumflex 5 Oct 2016 12:44 AM (9 years ago)

Your technique does not seem to work using Word on an iMac, what do you suggest please?

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Student of french 5 Oct 2016 12:44 AM (9 years ago)

I wanted to be polite and write the words in french correct and I found most of the accents in the french keyboard. I had no idea that I would find le

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Thank you 5 Oct 2016 12:43 AM (9 years ago)

Hello, I fear your method of typing in the circumflex accent seems to work only in Microsoft Word. It does not work in Notepad nor does it work on this

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Spanish Verb ir - to go. Your Daily Spanish Lesson 10 Feb 2016 11:13 AM (9 years ago)

Today's verb, the Spanish verb IR means 'to go'. To remember this imagine that you GO with an EAR! Do the Spanish Daily Verb Lesson every day and within 30 days you'll really consolidate your verb knowledge, particularly when you do SETS of FAMILIES of verbs conjugated the same. IR is an irregular verb and needs to be learnt. I go, it goes, you will go, he may go, I have gone, we had gone etc.

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Estar - the most important verb in Spanish. Fully Conjugated in All Tenses here 10 Feb 2016 10:54 AM (9 years ago)

Estar, meaning 'to be' is the most important verb in Spanish. Its counterpart is SER, and the two have some idiosyncracies that need to be learned. Here it is fully conjugated in every Spanish tense.

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French verb trebucher - French for stumble'. Daily French Verb Lesson 8 Dec 2015 4:25 AM (9 years ago)

Today's verb, is the French verb 'trebucher'. You can remember this by imagining under the TREE, BUSH stumbles, that is, George Bush. The key to French verb conjugation is mastering the patterns. The 5,000+ ER verbs are the most prolific. Do the Daily Verb Lesson every day and within 30 days you will consolidate your knowledge. I stumble, I stumbled, you will stumble, he may stumble, I have stumbled, we had stumbled, etc.

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Spanish Verb CONTINUAR - to continue. Irregular AR family 3 Nov 2015 5:32 AM (9 years ago)

The Spanish for continue is the IRREGULAR AR Spanish verb CONTINUAR. Imagine the snail says, CONTINUE YOU ARE on the right track! Many AR verbs are irregular, being conjugated in different ways, with a few little twists here and there. The Daily Spanish Lesson looks at 30 irregular AR verbs for the month of November. All with cartoon Memory Triggers.

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French verb synchroniser - French for synchronize. Daily French Verb Lesson 3 Nov 2015 5:14 AM (9 years ago)

Over five thousand verbs in French use the ER pattern of endings. Today's is the French for synchronize which is synchroniser. Simple and compound verbs. All tenses covered - past, present, future, conditional etc. I synchronize, I synchronized, you will synchronize, he may synchronize, I have synchronized, I had synchronized etc.

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Italian for smile - 'sorridere'. Daily Italian Verb Lesson 2 Nov 2015 2:20 AM (9 years ago)

Today's verb, the Italian for smile is 'sorridere'. To remember this imagine you smile and say, SORRY, DEARIE! This family of verbs are -ERE irregular verbs. Do the Italian Daily Verb Lesson every day and within 30 days you'll really consolidate your verb knowledge. I smile, it smiles, you will smile, he may smile, I have smiled, we had smiled, etc.

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Spanish Verb VENIR - to come. Irregular IR family 28 Oct 2015 7:24 AM (10 years ago)

The Spanish for come is the IRREGULAR IR Spanish verb VENIR. Imagine you come to VIENNA to get a souVENIR! Many IR verbs are irregular, being conjugated in different ways, with a few little twists here and there. The Daily Spanish Lesson looks at 31 irregular IR verbs for the month of October. All with cartoon Memory Triggers.

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Michel Thomas Spanish course 26 Oct 2015 3:31 AM (10 years ago)

His Spanish course is good, but his Polish/German accent is obvious in the recording. So I would say, along with the French program, you should have a

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Italian for receive - 'ricevere'. Daily Italian Verb Lesson 12 Oct 2015 7:01 AM (10 years ago)

Today's verb, the Italian for receive is 'ricevere'. To remember this imagine the RICH are VERY happy to RECEIVE government grants, too! This family of verbs are -ERE regular verbs. Do the Italian Daily Verb Lesson every day and within 30 days you'll really consolidate your verb knowledge. I receive, it receives, you will receive, he may receive, I have received, we had received, etc.

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Spanish Verb DESPEDIR - to say goodbye. Irregular IR family 12 Oct 2015 6:28 AM (10 years ago)

The Spanish for say goodbye is the IRREGULAR IR Spanish verb DESPEDIR. Imagine DESPERATE DEER SAY GOODBYE to their young! About 30 verbs are conjugated this way. Many IR verbs are irregular, being conjugated in different ways, with a few little twists here and there. The Daily Spanish Lesson looks at 31 irregular IR verbs for the month of October. All with cartoon Memory Triggers.

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French verb sure- French for sweat. SUE A chef who SWEATS into your chop SUEY. French Verb Lesson 12 Oct 2015 6:02 AM (10 years ago)

French for sweat which is the French verb suer. Imagine you SUE A chef for SWEATING into your chop SUEY! Learn all the tenses with easier with our simple two-tier tables that work vertically and horizontally. I sweat, I sweated, you will sweat, he may sweat, I have sweatd, I had sweated into your chop suey

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Italian for beat - 'battere'. Daily Italian Verb Lesson 1 Oct 2015 1:32 AM (10 years ago)

Today's verb, the Italian for beat is 'battere'. To remember this imagine the Italians beat the BATTERY! This family of verbs are -ERE regulars verbs. Do the Italian Daily Verb Lesson every day and within 30 days you'll really consolidate your verb knowledge. I beat, it beats, you will beat, he may beat, I have beaten, we had beaten, etc.

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Circumflex in French - what is it? All About the Hat on French Letters 13 Aug 2015 1:57 AM (10 years ago)

The Circumflex in French is the little Chinese hat that sits over the vowels a, e, i, o, u. It usually represents the letter 's' which has been dropped from use

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Italian for oppose - 'osteggiare'. Daily Italian Verb Lesson 10 Aug 2015 6:34 AM (10 years ago)

Today's verb, the Italian for oppose is 'osteggiare'. To remember this imagine OPPOSING the release of the HOSTAGE from the HOSTAGE JAR! This family of verbs are -ARE irregulars. Do the Italian Daily Verb Lesson every day and within 30 days you'll really consolidate your verb knowledge. I oppose, it opposes, you will oppose, he may oppose, I have opposed, we had opposed, etc.

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French verb se brancher sur - French for tune into. Daily French Verb Lesson 10 Aug 2015 5:53 AM (10 years ago)

Today's verb, the French for tune into is 'se brancher'. You can remember this by imagining you use an an S-shaped branch to tune into the TV! Do the Daily Verb Lesson every day and within 30 days you will consolidate your knowledge. I tune into, it tunes into, you will tune into, he may tune into, I tuned into, we had tuned into, etc.

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Memorization: I think you missed the point.... 10 Aug 2015 2:54 AM (10 years ago)

- My point is that you do have to try and remember things. This process is called memorization! Just because the teacher says it requires no memorization

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French verb comprendre - French for understand. Daily French Verb Lesson 29 Jul 2015 2:53 AM (10 years ago)

Today's verb, the French for understand is comprendre. You can remember this by imagining a professor helps you understand and COMPREHEND the COMMON PRAWN! Do the Daily Verb Lesson every day and within 30 days you will consolidate your knowledge. I understand, it understands, you will understand, he may understand, I have understood, we had understood, etc.

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French verb prendre - French for take. Daily French Verb Lesson 28 Jul 2015 9:05 AM (10 years ago)

Today's verb, the French for take is prendre. You can remember this by imagining TAKING the PRAWN! Do the Daily Verb Lesson every day and within 30 days you will consolidate your knowledge. I take, it takes, you will take, he may take, I have taken, we had taken, etc.

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French verb omettre - French for omit. Daily French Verb Lesson 21 Jul 2015 7:26 AM (10 years ago)

Today's verb, the French for omit is omettre. You can remember this by imagining they OMIT the EL in the OMELETTE! Do the Daily Verb Lesson every day and within 30 days you will consolidate your knowledge. I omit, it omits, you will omit, he may omit, I have omitted, we had omitted, etc.

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French 29 May 2015 4:20 PM (10 years ago)

I learned french with the MT course – first the 8 hour beginner course, then the advanced. I didn't find MT's pronunciation a problem and I'd imagine that

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Accent Engages The Minds of Idealists Only 29 May 2015 4:11 PM (10 years ago)

I am using some of the MT series. Russian, French, Spanish, Italian are among the ones I tried. They are excellent. Accent is the least important thing

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Italian for draw near - 'accostare'. Daily Italian Verb Lesson 23 Apr 2015 7:50 AM (10 years ago)

Today's verb, the Italian for draw near is 'accostare'. To remember this imagine the pirate ship DRAWS NEAR to A COAST! A regular -ARE verb. This month's family of verbs are the -ARE regulars. Do the Italian Daily Verb Lesson every day and within 30 days you'll really consolidate your verb knowledge. I draw near, it draws near, you will draw near, he may draw near, I have drew near, we had drew near, etc.

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Spanish Verb HUNDIR - to sink. Regular IR family 23 Apr 2015 1:41 AM (10 years ago)

The Spanish for sink is the REGULAR IR Spanish verb HUNDIR. Imagine the HOUND and DEER sink! 100+ verbs are conjugated this way. Many IR verbs are irregular, being conjugated in different ways, with a few little twists here and there. The Daily Spanish Lesson looks at 31 regular IR verbs for the month of April. All with cartoon Memory Triggers.

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Spanish Verb APRENDER - to learn. Regular ER family 2 Mar 2015 11:08 PM (10 years ago)

The Spanish for learn is the regular ER Spanish verb APRENDER. Just over 100 verbs are conjugated the same way. Many ER verbs are irregular, being conjugated in 30 different ways, with a few little twists here and there. The Daily Spanish Lesson looks at 31 regular ER verbs for the month of March. All with cartoon Memory Triggers.

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French verb centupler - French for centuplicate. Daily French Verb Lesson 27 Jan 2015 3:25 AM (10 years ago)

Today's verb, the French for centuplicate is 'centupler'. You can remember this by imagining Bernie Madoff promises to CENTUPLICATE your money while you are ENT TO PLAY! The way to conquer French verb conjugation is to learn the main patterns. The 5,000+ ER verbs occur the most. Do the Daily Verb Lesson every day and within 30 days you will consolidate your knowledge. I centuplicate, it centuplicates, you will centuplicate, he may centuplicate, I have centuplicated, we had centuplicated, etc.

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Spanish Verb DESAYUNAR - to have breakfast. Regular AR family 15 Jan 2015 1:17 PM (10 years ago)

The Spanish for have breakfast is the REGULAR AR Spanish verb DESAYUNAR. Imagine having breakfast your friend says, I knew you'd love it DES AND YOU KNOW how important breakfast is! Over 6500 Spanish AR verbs are regular. The Daily Spanish Lesson looks at 31 regular AR verbs for the month of January. All with cartoon Memory Triggers.

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Spanish Verb DEMORAR - to delay. Regular AR family 14 Jan 2015 10:00 AM (10 years ago)

The Spanish for delay is the REGULAR AR Spanish verb DEMORAR. Imagine DE MORAY eel DELAYS his flight! Over 6500 Spanish AR verbs are regular. The Daily Spanish Lesson looks at 31 regular AR verbs for the month of January. All with cartoon Memory Triggers.

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French verb transfuser. Daily French Verb Lesson 27 Nov 2014 3:57 PM (10 years ago)

Today's verb, is the French verb transfuser. Being similar to the English word you can remember this by imagining doctors in the French colours carry out a blood TRANSFUSION. The French colours indicate the similiarity with the English verb, to transfuse. Mastering French verbs is about mastering the patterns, the most common being the ER verbs - simple and compound, past, present, future, conditional etc. I transfuse, I transfused, you will transfuse, he may transfuse, I have transfused, we had transfused etc.

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Italian for grab - 'prendere'. Daily Italian Verb Lesson 29 Oct 2014 6:50 AM (11 years ago)

Today's verb, the Italian for grab is 'prendere'. To remember this imagine the APPRENTICE GRABS lots of things that he shouldn't! This family of verbs are -ERE irregular verbs. Do the Italian Daily Verb Lesson every day and within 30 days you'll really consolidate your verb knowledge. I grab, it grabs, you will grab, he may grab, I have grabbed, we had grabbed, etc.

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Italian for lean - 'pendere'. Daily Italian Verb Lesson 28 Oct 2014 6:00 AM (11 years ago)

Today's verb, the Italian for lean is 'pendere'. To remember this imagine you lean over and hold the PEN on a slant, DEARIE! This family of verbs are -ERE irregular verbs. Do the Italian Daily Verb Lesson every day and within 30 days you'll really consolidate your verb knowledge. I lean, it leans, you will lean, he may lean, I have leaned, we had leaned, etc.

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Spanish Verb REVESTIR - to cover. Irregular IR family 23 Oct 2014 7:04 AM (11 years ago)

The Spanish for cover (ie walls) is the IRREGULAR IR Spanish verb REVESTIR. Imagine you COVER the WALLS with a RED VEST HERE! About 30 verbs are conjugated this way. Many IR verbs are irregular, being conjugated in different ways, with a few little twists here and there. The Daily Spanish Lesson looks at 31 irregular IR verbs for the month of October. All with cartoon Memory Triggers.

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Spanish Verb IMPEDIR - to impede, to send (out). Irregular IR family 16 Oct 2014 1:51 AM (11 years ago)

The Spanish for impede is the IRREGULAR IR Spanish verb IMPEDIR. Imagine you IMPEDE DEER! About 30 verbs are conjugated this way. Many IR verbs are irregular, being conjugated in different ways, with a few little twists here and there. The Daily Spanish Lesson looks at 31 irregular IR verbs for the month of October. All with cartoon Memory Triggers.

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French verb subventionner - French for subsidize. Daily French Verb Lesson: A Verb Similar to the English 16 Oct 2014 1:30 AM (11 years ago)

French for subsidize is subventionner. Imagine the French subsidise a SUB CONVENTION. Learn all the tenses of this regular ER verb conjugated like most French verbs. I subsidize, one subsidized, you will subsidize, he may subsidize, we have subsidized, they had subsidized...

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Italian for ascend - 'ascendere'. Daily Italian Verb Lesson 16 Oct 2014 1:28 AM (11 years ago)

Today's verb, the Italian for ascend is 'ascendere'. To remember this imagine the ASH ASCENDS and rises into a volcanic cloud! This family of verbs are -ERE irregular verbs. Do the Italian Daily Verb Lesson every day and within 30 days you'll really consolidate your verb knowledge. I ascend, it ascends, you will ascend, he may ascend, I have ascended, we had ascended, etc.

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