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 Mon Feb 26, 2007 23:13 pm Pimsleur for a five-year speaker = effective? |
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Hi Paperbagmonster,
Welcome to english-test.net! It's great to hear you have been learning German through Pimsleur and I hope you continue practicing your skills. I suggest you use Pimsleur 3 and Pimsleur Plus to improve your German and in addition you should start watching movies in German and listen to Deutsche Welle and other German radio stations. You still have a little time until May and if you create you own training plan I'm sure you'll get great scores in your GCSE's.
Let me know what you think.
Regards,
Torsten
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| Tue Feb 27, 2007 15:34 pm Pimsleur for a five-year speaker = effective? |
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| Torsten wrote: | Hi Paperbagmonster,
Welcome to english-test.net! It's great to hear you have been learning German through Pimsleur and I hope you continue practicing your skills. I suggest you use Pimsleur 3 and Pimsleur Plus to improve your German and in addition you should start watching movies in German and listen to Deutsche Welle and other German radio stations. You still have a little time until May and if you create you own training plan I'm sure you'll get great scores in your GCSE's.
Let me know what you think.
Regards,
Torsten |
Thanks Torsten, actually, I've been taking German courses in SCHOOL, not through Pimsleur  that probably means my learnings are much more intense, which is why I was wondering whether Pimsleur would be up to my standards. I wish they put on what the different CDs teach you about so I'll know which one to buy = |
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