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Old February 16, 2010, 09:39 AM
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Oír pero no entender

Hola leí en un articulo que sólo escuchar al idioma, mientras no entender nada, y se puede aprender mucho. Como el sonido natural del idioma , y el intonación , ect.

¿Penséis que es beneficiaria a alguien al hacerlo? Pienso en sonar/jugar espn deportes mientras trabajo, y quizás duermo , voy a soñar en el español
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Old February 16, 2010, 10:07 AM
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Hola leí en un articulo que sólo escuchar al idioma, mientras no entender nada, y se puede aprender mucho. Como el sonido natural del idioma , y el intonación , ect.

¿Penséis que es beneficiaria a alguien al hacerlo? Pienso en sonar/jugar espn deportes mientras trabajo, y quizás duermo , voy a soñar en el español
No tanto como para dormir escuchando toda la noche en español.

Pero, yo siempre he recomendado a mis estudiantes que además de transcribir una novela al inglés (en tu caso) es que vean películas en español (en tu caso) sin subtítulos. Solo mirar y escuchar con atención la película.

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Yo creo que sí, que a base de escuchar y escuchar, poco a poco vas entendiendo más lo que dicen.

Edit: I've just listened to this. That's for English students, but I think it can be applied to any language.

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Yo creo que sí, que a base de escuchar y escuchar, poco a poco vas entendiendo más lo que dicen.

Edit: I've just listened to this. That's for English students, but I think it can be applied to any language.
All that I learned by myself.

And that's how I teach it.
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Old February 16, 2010, 12:48 PM
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All that I learned by myself.

And that's how I teach it.
I know it. But you were in another country and could listen to the other language everywhere you went. I haven't got that possibility, I need to find places where I can listen to English (and I think that Bob feels the same).
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Hola leí en un articulo que sólo escuchar al idioma, mientras no entender nada, y se puede aprender mucho. Como el sonido natural del idioma , y el intonación , ect.

¿Penséis que es beneficiaria a alguien al hacerlo? Pienso en sonar/jugar espn deportes mientras trabajo, y quizás duermo , voy a soñar en el español

Also I dream with the English.

I don't know that I should to do it.
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I know it. But you were in another country and could listen to the other language everywhere you went. I haven't got that possibility, I need to find places where I can listen to English (and I think that Bob feels the same).
Today it is easier with the internet.

You can hear and see movies and you can also interact in real time with others.

Today, "immersion" can be done from the comfort of your home.

True, not always like the real thing, but it sure beats it the the way it "used" to be.
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Today it is easier with the internet.

You can hear and see movies and you can also interact in real time with others.

Today, "immersion" can be done from the comfort of your home.

True, not always like the real thing, but it sure beats it the the way it "used" to be.
I don't know Chileno.

But anyhow I prefer the contact direct with the person and so I can speak with him or her.
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Today it is easier with the internet.

You can hear and see movies and you can also interact in real time with others.

Today, "immersion" can be done from the comfort of your home.

True, not always like the real thing, but it sure beats it the the way it "used" to be.
Bueno, si no queda otro remedio...
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Yo creo que sí, que a base de escuchar y escuchar, poco a poco vas entendiendo más lo que dicen.

Edit: I've just listened to this. That's for English students, but I think it can be applied to any language.
Irma , encontré un buenísimo consejo allí , "No es necesario que se entienda todas las palabras para entender lo que se está diciendo" . ME he dado cuenta de que lo hago en inglés

Claro que sí siempre me atranco cuando intento de escuchar todas las palabras. Ya me enfoco más de la frase entera y me olvido de las palabras desconocidas , y ya me siento que comprendo más
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