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dr Lowblaw

Valentine Fleck
User since 2015
Posts: 1

5 Oct. 2015

Why characters with such an horrible accent , which makes you think you don't understand a word of english?
Even if we may meet people coming from different countries, or speaking very bad english,such voices should not take place in your course.

8 comments

  • User since 2020
    Posts: 2

    17 May 2020

    I like Gymglish because it is'nt boring.
  • User since 2016
    Posts: 20

    18 May 2020

    Zabeth said

    I like Gymglish because it is'nt boring.

     


    Totally agree !
  • User since 2016
    Posts: 20

    18 May 2020

    Stop being grumpy and enjoy Gymglish : you won’t find anyone to be compared to , and that’s what makes the best of them !
    No words for that !
  • User since 2020
    Posts: 4

    8 Dec. 2020

    Just for understanding: The Topic is that the charakter dr Lowblaw is really hard to understand, (not only this) and its of sure not a dialect to learn English in 2015! The Gymlish team has had 5 years! to improve this, maybe also develop a new Story.

    And your answer: "It isn't boring" ..... really ?
  • User since 2015
    Posts: 1

    5 Oct. 2015

    Why characters with such an horrible accent , which makes you think you don't understand a word of english?
    Even if we may meet people coming from different countries, or speaking very bad english,such voices should not take place in your course.
  • User since 2015
    Posts: 1

    9 Nov. 2015

    I hardly understand too ... I have to listen several times (and for understanding only half of what he's saying) .
     By the way, could you tell us, where does Doctor Loblaw come from ? Which accent is it ?
  • User since 2012
    Posts: 288

    28 Nov. 2015

    About Molenbeek, a part of French citizens of which I am have learnt  the right way to pronunce it,  thanks to the outstanding Charline Vanhoeancker who hosts with Alex Vizorek the great brodcast Si tu écoutes j'annule tout,  on France Inter.
    But I learnt the toponymy  from you AhQ.
  • User since 2006
    Posts: 2715

    28 Nov. 2015

    Any foreign langage across the world is often mispronounced nowadays. For instance Molenbeek that came in the news these days is most often said mo-len-beak that's not the correct pronunciation in Dutch. Most people don't even know that molenbeek means millrace, a channel that in this peculiar case is a tributary of a large river that's trying to overflow half of the world. But I partly share your opinion; for beginners it's better to listen to correctly uttered words in order to understand; later it's good to get used to any way to pronounce as it happens with people around the world. (Just my mind, hey.)

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