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If I want to learn English, do I need to me to an English-speaking country? Let's connect: Book a free consultation with us: https://calendly.com/thelanguageloft/discovery-call Daily English resources: https://www.patreon.com/teacheralicee https://language-loft.com/ Free weekly resources: https://mailchi.mp/173ef9d5694b/freebie @thelanguageloftuk (IG) Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/thelanguageloftuk/ aliceconte@language-loft.com --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/alice679/message

If I want to learn English, do I need to me to an English-speaking country? Let's connect: Book a free consultation with us: https://calendly.com/thelanguageloft/discovery-call Daily English resources: https://www.patreon.com/teacheralicee https://language-loft.com/ Free weekly resources: https://mailchi.mp/173ef9d5694b/freebie @thelanguageloftuk (IG) Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/thelanguageloftuk/ aliceconte@language-loft.com --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/alice679/message

Zoom bombing a child's classroom with another man's member & Zooming an attractive Putin refugee who just wants to learn some bloody English. Ice Cream & Nut Milk. 'You Dated' - Does that mean you shtupped or just kvetched together?

Dogs are capable of learning at an older age. Mental tasks, combined with a reward system, can replace physically demanding training and still keep animals mentally fit. Avoiding a decline in memory, mental deterioration and motivational drive. A canine SAT to see which Dogs will be a good service dog? MRI’s for Service Dogs wanna be. Teaching your Dog to speak English? YES!!

Dogs are capable of learning at an older age. Mental tasks, combined with a reward system, can replace physically demanding training and still keep animals mentally fit. Avoiding a decline in memory, mental deterioration and motivational drive. A canine SAT to see which Dogs will be a good service dog? MRI’s for Service Dogs wanna be. Teaching your Dog to speak English? YES!!

Is this the podcast for learning English? Yes, it is. Also, you can listen to music.

Featuring: Alex Leavitt (Dept. of Alchemy), Chris Beveridge (Mania.com), Ed Chavez (Vertical, Inc.), Jennifer Fu (Comparative Media Studies at MIT), Clarissa Graffeo (Anime World Order), and Ada Palmer (Tezuka in English) Yes, yes, I promised a review of Spice & Wolf for this episode, but Alex Leavitt has forced my hand by politely requesting this long-overdue recording. That's right, get ready for ANGRY ARGUMENTS, because this is Experts of Fan Controversy (Anime Boston 2011), in which anime fandom "experts" face off on major issues of the day, including piracy and translation accuracy! OK, let's be honest here: there isn't actually much controversy or anger in this panel, but it certainly has lots of very useful insights into the workings of the anime industry and fandom. Plus it's got points. And who doesn't love points? Show notes and links are coming soon, and cross your fingers for that Spice & Wolf episode next time! Send us feedback at podcast@anigamers.com! Show notes, links, comments, and more can be found at podcast.anigamers.com.