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ISU_152 Posted 18 years ago
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movies for learning english
0 Hello people – anybody can help ? I trying to learn english with movies – listen , read the subtitles and listen again , before I can understand most part of movie. What movies can you recommending for learning . He must be interesting , which correct pronunciation and not fast speech. today i use moive -Babilon 5 02 br
00 -Hornblower ( english serial, based on C S FORESTER books) 02 br
00 -Sink the Bismarck - old black and white movie about WW2 great naval battle 02 br
00 -Sharpe ( another serial, based on CORNWELL books) 02 br
00 -Dr. Strangelove or: How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Love the Bomb ( very black komedy ) 0-
00 -Hornblower ( english serial, based on C S FORESTER books) 02 br
00 -Sink the Bismarck - old black and white movie about WW2 great naval battle 02 br
00 -Sharpe ( another serial, based on CORNWELL books) 02 br
00 -Dr. Strangelove or: How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Love the Bomb ( very black komedy ) 0-
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0 I always recommend older movies, because the language was a little slower and more clearly pronounced. 0-
- 0 I always recommend older movies, because the language was a little slower and more clearly pronounced.
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0 I always recommend older movies, because the language was a little slower and more clearly pronounced. I also believe that music is a good way to learn English, so I recommend old musicals: Guys and Dolls, Grease, High Society and many others. 0-
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00 watch out. Usually subtitles don't match exactly what the actors say, they might be quite different or leave out important parts (important for learning). If you want my opinion, I find movies somewhat difficult to understand, generally speaking, and not very useful (they often talk too quietly and too little, fast, etc.). I think sitcoms might be easier. Lots of dialogs,
00 watch out. Usually subtitles don't match exactly what the actors say, they might be quite different or leave out important parts (important for learning). If you want my opinion, I find movies somewhat difficult to understand, generally speaking, and not very useful (they often talk too quietly and too little, fast, etc.). I think sitcoms might be easier. Lots of dialogs,
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0 For me movies is very difficult for understand , but I read subtitles first and after watch part of movie . And I press back button until understood . If the subtitles is wrong I have a problem ))) but many of good English movies was be never translate in Russan and its good reason to improve lisening skills. Thanks for recommendation Kooyeen 0-
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0 By the way, could anyone give links to download good films in English with subtitles (I mean with educational purposes) to watch in class with the pupils. 0-
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Here's my advice,
Watch any English movies with English subtitles. Nothing benefits me more than these movies. Most importantly, they keep you updated with what native speakers really say in the real world. At first it may seem difficult, but after a while, it'll be a piece of cake. Good Luck
Watch any English movies with English subtitles. Nothing benefits me more than these movies. Most importantly, they keep you updated with what native speakers really say in the real world. At first it may seem difficult, but after a while, it'll be a piece of cake. Good Luck
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I think that "Dr. Strangelove or How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Love the Bomb" is a good movie to learn English.
Beatrice Levob
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HI. I agree that older movies are much better as the spoken language is much slower. If you are learning English to improve your grammar, then you can also begin to watche all time classics like Peter Pan, or even Sount of Music. There are also Animal Planet Documentaries which have very interesting topics you may enjoy.
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the movies that i understand perfectly without subtitles are the CHINESE movie that DUBBED into english language ..
these kind of movies are very very helpfull specially for beginners cos they in slow english ( most of them )
these kind of movies are very very helpfull specially for beginners cos they in slow english ( most of them )
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