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Learning from the stories and songs


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IslanzadiThreads: 1
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Edited by: Islanzadi  Mar 4, 11, 11:30    #1
I've got an idea.
I'm from Poland, so I don't need to learn polish as a communication because it is my native language... but.
I think you can learn polish easily and pleasantly - from fairy tales, songs.

Here is an example:



:)

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Edited by: SzwedwPolsce  Mar 6, 11, 19:15    #2
It should be rather slow songs, with not too difficult lyrics.

For example:


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 Mar 7, 11, 16:53    #3
In fact listening to short stories is a best learning any language method. There is a lot of research about it. Please google: "TPRS" :)
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 Mar 7, 11, 16:57    #4
Listening to stories operates on different levels depending on your age and whether the storyteller is a person in front of you or not.
Generally, it works really well with young children and real life storytellers.

Now, if you're 30 months old and sitting comfortably, I will begin ...
Dolnoślązak  Jun 23, 11, 21:37    #5
I've never heard the S.... band, and frankly speaking - I won't appreciate it. Try something older; song with beatiful lyrics, at a slow pace... Just a piece of great >>rock-music<<. I believe this one is much better to learn Polish than the previous (one).

(Because I can't add links to my posts - type "jolka jolka" in a YouTube's search field and choose the first video on a list) - jakieś obejścia trzeba znajdować.



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