Hi everyone, I'm Chegevara, from Georgia (not US, Europe)

[FangFang]

Hi, Che(all his fans in the world would call him like that)
Besides he is a brave idealist! When Che visited China for the first time Chairman Mao said to him, "Che, how young you are!" . Today we are still loving him as a hero! As Che said," The zeal of revolution never dies."
By the way, are you a communist?

[EnglishSpeaker]

Have a nice stay in here Che! :D

[Che Gevara]

FangFang-I'm not a comunist :D

EnglishSpeaker-thanks ;)
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[Che Gevara]

hey people is any audio lessons on this site?
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[Torsten]

Most of the correct answers to the test questions also come as an MP3 file so you can listen to the correct sentences.
However, if you want to improve your listening skills you should create your own audio library that contains various sources such as audio books, DVD's and other recordings. In addition, you can listen to all kinds of English radio station over the internet or watch CNN if that's available in Georgia. Live up to your username and deal with the real stuff rather than 'lessons'. The best lesson you can take is life itself so explore the world around you as it is.
Let me know what you think.

Regards,
Torsten

TOEIC listening, photographs: About to strike

[Che Gevara]

hello Torsten
I think you're right,real stuff is better than lessons and I CNN is available in Georgia....
but often I can't understand what they talking about, and if I could find some audio lessons, I hope it will be easier to undestand or find answers at least...
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[Torsten]

Hi Che, I know that at first it is a challenge to understand the reports and interviews on CNN. The thinking process of the 'average' English process is this: 'CNN or other authentic sources are too difficult for me to understand, that's why I want to listen to ESL materials first'. Now, there is a very small percentage of high achievers whose thinking process goes like this: 'Whenever I listen to an authentic source, I pick up new words or phrases. If I don't know how to spell a certain word, I can ask my trainers and friends on a forum. If I don't understand everything, I have to listen more, not less. I want to listen to the same sources that native English speakers listen to. Most ESL materials are outdated, artificial and boring.'
You can start by watching a cartoon in English, they contain 'easy' dialogues.

TOEIC listening, photographs: Steel drums

[Che Gevara]

ok Torsten

I'll follow your advize ;)
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[Torsten]

Great Che, please also check the spelling of the word advice.
Thanks
Torsten

TOEIC listening, photographs: An electrician