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Danno

User since 2012
Posts: 1

5 Sept. 2012

I can't understand the conversations , the persons speak too quickly, in the lessons....
Help me!! thank very much
Danno

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Dwight
User since 2012
Posts: 32
5 Sept. 2012

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Don't worry about that, it's all part of the course. It's OK not to understand everything, especially when the speakers speak fast. It reflects in your listening comprehension level and gives you a valuable feedback on where you stand at the moment. When the courses goes on and you have more practise, your listening comprehesnion will improve and you will understand even the fast-spoken dialogs. I had the same problems and it is only a matter of time and practise until it takes a turn for the better.
Kexet
User since 2012
Posts: 11
11 Sept. 2012

I agree with the others. From the beginning I didn't understand everything they said but I have noticed that I understand more and more.
I agree with the others. From the beginning I didn't understand everything they said but I have noticed that I understand more and more.
Gymglish Support
User since 2010
Posts: 115
14 Sept. 2012

Hello Danno, Another good piece of advice: listen to the audio twice in the lesson, then send your answers. Once you've received your correction email, make sure you study the corrections carefully whilst listening to the audio again. That way, you should be able to understand what you found difficult the first time. I hope this helps!
Hello Danno, Another good piece of advice: listen to the audio twice in the lesson, then send your answers. Once you've received your correction email, make sure you study the corrections carefully whilst listening to the audio again. That way, you should be able to understand what you found difficult the first time. I hope this helps!
AhQ ['a: kiu]
User since 2006
Posts: 2715
6 Sept. 2012

I practise the listening on a daily basis. That practice bit by bit improves my understanding of rapid delivery of speakers.
Danno, I swear Calcard is definitely right.
I practise the listening on a daily basis. That practice bit by bit improves my understanding of rapid delivery of speakers. Danno, I swear Calcard is definitely right.

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