383 - 7 reasons you’re never too old to learn a language

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541: How polyglots learn LOTS of languages FAST

👉 Get Your Free Guide, Dr Popkins' 8 Best Tips to Learn a Language and Keep Going https://l.storylearning.com/dr-popkins-tips In this episode, I'm very happy to welcome Gareth Popkins, longtime friend and language compadre, to the StoryLearning podcast. Gareth got the language b ...  Show more

540: How to ACTUALLY understand FAST speech

👉 Grab your FREE Binge-Worthy Resources for Fluency: https://l.storylearning.com/fluency-resourcesUnderstanding native speakers on the streets is one of the most difficult, challenging and disconcerting elements of language learning. But when you learn to deal with fast speech, ...  Show more

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