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Listening materials? Sat Jun 26, 2004 15:35 pm  Listening materials?
 

Hello! I would be interested to now : Do you want wire for sound all tests or only part?
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Audio materials Sat Jun 26, 2004 16:24 pm  Audio materials
 

Hi Rahel,

Many thanks for your interesting question. We are planning to offer an audio version of all correct test answers. In addition we want to add sound to all materials written by Alan (his stories, newsletters and articles) but this will take a while.
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Audio materials Sat Jun 26, 2004 16:29 pm  Audio materials
 

Torsten wrote:
Hi Rahel,

Many thanks for your interesting question. We are planning to offer an audio version of all correct test answers. In addition we want to add sound to all materials written by Alan (his stories, newsletters and articles) but this will take a while.

It will be only British version?
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Only British English? Sat Jun 26, 2004 16:31 pm  Only British English?
 

What do you mean by only British?
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Only British English? Sat Jun 26, 2004 16:34 pm  Only British English?
 

Torsten wrote:
What do you mean by only British?

What about American?
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Amerian English Sat Jun 26, 2004 16:35 pm  Amerian English
 

Quite possible, depends on a number things.
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Amerian English Sat Jun 26, 2004 16:38 pm  Amerian English
 

Torsten wrote:
Quite possible, depends on a number things.

I think American English is more important.
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Spoken versions of English Sat Jun 26, 2004 16:55 pm  Spoken versions of English
 

We here at english-test.net think that what really counts is communication. The language itself is only the means to express ideas and thoughts. What difference does it make whether you speak with an east or west coast American, south coast British, Australian, Canadian, Nothern Irish or Norwegian accent? English is spoken in so many different countries by so many different people in so many different ways and this diversity is one of the factors why English absorbs so many new words so fast.
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Spoken versions of English Sat Jun 26, 2004 17:38 pm  Spoken versions of English
 

Maybe English is the richest language in the world. I heard that English is comprised of 4 languages ( French, German.....) Is it really so?
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English vocabulary Sat Jun 26, 2004 17:48 pm  English vocabulary
 

Yes, the English vocabulary contains many words from other languages such as French, Greek, Latin, Gaelic and Celtic languages and German.
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English vocabulary Sat Jun 26, 2004 19:11 pm  English vocabulary
 

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Yes, the English vocabulary contains many words from other languages such as French, Greek, Latin, Gaelic and Celtic languages and German.

Torsten, I think in future will be 2 languages : English and Chinese.
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Only chinese and english? Sat Jun 26, 2004 19:33 pm  Only chinese and english?
 

Hi Rahel, why do say that in the future there will be only two languages? That would mean nobody will speak any other language apart from Chinese and English? Do you really think so or are you just joking?
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Only chinese and english? Sat Jun 26, 2004 20:14 pm  Only chinese and english?
 

Nicole wrote:
Hi Rahel, why do say that in the future there will be only two languages? That would mean nobody will speak any other language apart from Chinese and English? Do you really think so or are you just joking?

It is possible. I am joking
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Audio materials Sat Jun 26, 2004 21:37 pm  Audio materials
 

Torsten wrote:
Hi Rahel,

Many thanks for your interesting question. We are planning to offer an audio version of all correct test answers. In addition we want to add sound to all materials written by Alan (his stories, newsletters and articles) but this will take a while.

I am sure, you must use musical accompaniment during sounding materials written by Alan.
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