Needed preparation
They overlap on each other sometimes, and the approach they have to the actual teaching aspect is slow but not in the way that makes it easier to understand. They deconstruct the sentences and then she just starts asking him how to say things. If she would just let him talk, and then translate for us It would be easier to follow and have an actual flow to it. It felt awkwardly stitched together. She shouldn’t be speaking French when she doesn’t know how. It sounds like she’s reading from a piece of paper a sentence either he wrote or she wrote and didn’t remember it, she definitely sounds like a student which isn’t a bad thing particularly but maybe leave the speaking to people who can teach you how to pronounce things correctly and not like a full blown American.
Smidney via Apple Podcasts · United States of America · 11/24/20
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This is not a very helpful podcast to listen to. You will be discouraged from the very beginning by how the male host reacts. He doesn’t even try to engage the audience. It’s like he doesn’t want to be there doing this crap. I regret listening to this. I didn’t learn anything.
Tinypadfoot27 via Apple Podcasts · United States of America · 05/08/18
Good content. One constructive thought for improvement: when the guest is being interviewed, a lot of the time, their voice isn’t always clearly heard - due to closeness to the microphone possibly ? If the interviewer could repeat what was said or ask the guest to speak louder it would be very...Read full review »
1beg via Apple Podcasts · United States of America · 11/11/19
You have to be very patient to sit through this.
Melisa McKee via Apple Podcasts · United States of America · 07/17/20
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