Russell's Macmillan Podcast-2 Outstanding Language Technologies

[@simonporter6209]

"Hi Russell, I just wanted to let you know how much I enjoy your videos. They've been incredibly valuable in helping me deliver high-quality teaching. Your clear explanations and practical tips have really made a difference in my approach. Keep up the fantastic work-it's truly appreciated!"

[@ttvRussell]

Great to hear! Thanks for the lovely comment!

[@welcometoenglish6857]

Excellent as always! I attended the webinar last week which was incredibly helpful. Thanks Russell for this video!

[@ttvRussell]

Great to hear!

[@kimb7535]

Amazing content & clear explanations as always! Many thanks Russell.

[@ttvRussell]

My pleasure!

[@carladecastellobranco125]

Lots of useful ideas! Thanks for your content😊

[@ttvRussell]

You are very welcome.

[@theojanastheone3116]

Great ideas. I guess you have a pro twee account? I can't export as a PDF any more - that was only available when they started I think.

[@ttvRussell]

Thanks! I actually use a regular account, but it’s frustrating that they’ve limited the PDF export feature now.

[@jamesrankin6055]

Learning a language when you're also interested in a whole heap of other things has always been my achilles heel. Learning a thousand words hasn't helped me one bit, mostly because Polish is context-based. So, you know, przed and zanim both mean before, but just aren't when it comes to understanding even a simple sentence. Learning sentences might help, but when they're not the ones you want to practice you end up hitting another brick wall. Plus the fact, because there's a ton of resources out there it makes it doubly difficult to settle down into a routine. LOL Speak Polish A1 - A2 really gets you going, or me when I can get going. Plus it comes with its own CD. So, I'm going to be delving in that. But you know, there are a hell of a lot of resources out there, and nothing I've found makes any logical sense. The only way I think any language can be learned is if you're using if from day one. Btw, your stuff really is very interesting, and I'll be having a proper look-see into it over the next coming days, weeks or months. ;)

[@ttvRussell]

Thanks for sharing your experience! It’s true, consistency and context are key to language learning-using the language daily from the start can really make a difference.