Harry Potter

0 depends on how good your english is. the books are great to read and you`ll learn lots of words. the movies..........allright, in my opinion, as a fan of the books, the first two movies have been okay. but with the change of the director the movies got worse. the third and fourth movie were okay as movies, but not from the point of the books. i did not like them that much, but still watched th

0Quite agree with you.02br
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00if we have watched the movies,then read the book,it will be much easier02br
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00i think i should read more book or watch more foreign movies.0-

0 I always recommend watching movies to learn a foreign fanguage. Remember your goals when you choose a movie. I like children's movies, because the story is well-known. With those you can focus more on the language and less on the action. Older movies tend to use less slang, so they are sometimes easier to follow. If your goal is listening comprehension, don't use the captions. If your

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00I never red H.Potter even if I'm sure I will like it. Yesterday on tv there was "the Azcaban's prisonner", I don' know the title exactly, I liked it very much... number 3 you were talking about (I understand what you mean having red the book, but I didn't).02br
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00A year ago or so I think a saw part of the first one (I think). I wou

0I've watched all the Harry Potter movies. I don't like the third one as much as the others.I watched the fourth one with no subtitle and then found it so difficult to understand (though I had read the book once).02br
00About reading, well, I've just read "HP & the half-blood prince". At first, it was very hard because I was used to reading the story in my mother tounge. There are m

0I watched them all at the end! I didn't like the forth one. I found the third one pretty different comparing to the the first two, and more obscure, but there were things I liked.02br
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00Anyway, I watched some of them in my mother tongue and some others in English with captions: interesting. I found the pronounciation no to so difficult most of the time, except some part

0Hi Chiara!02br
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00If I can give you a tip, you have to begin with the first book. It's amazing how fast you can read after the first chapters.02br
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00I don't have read the books in my language, because I think that is better to read a book in his mother's language.02br
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00Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone was been my

0 I like reading the books first, then watching the movie. The books are better to me. 0-

0Yes I agree that books in most of the cases are much better then movies, but I didn't have so much time to read in the last years and I don't have it at the moment neither. That's why I watched the movies. But I hope to be able to read at least one Harry Potter's book as son as possible.... yes... probably the first one.02br
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00Bye, Chiara0-

0 It depends on your English standard. However, if you're truly interested, don't care about it, just read/watch. In fact, it's a good way of learning English. You can learn loads and loads of words from the books. J.K. Rowling really is a talented writer. She used all sorts of words and if you manage to learn them all, you English standard should be really good. Besides, Harry Potter was one of