Podcasts about glossika

Links: Glossika: https://ai.glossika.com/ The I'm Learning Mandarin blog: imlearningmandarin.com -- In this episode, I talk with Michael Campbell, a true language enthusiast and the founder of language learning app, Glossika. Michael has dedicated a significant portion of his life to understanding and mastering languages, having lived in Taiwan for most of his life and become proficient in many Chinese languages and dialects along the way. In this wide ranging interview we discuss how growing up surrounded by polyglots in the intelligence community inspired him to take up languages as well as the driving force behind the creation of Glossika. Glossika takes a unique approach to language acquisition, focusing on building “muscle memory” through repeated exposure to sound patterns. This method, coupled with a clever blend of increasing and decreasing spaced repetition intervals, helps learners internalize the natural flow and structure of their target language. I began by asking Michael how and why he started learning Mandarin.

In this episode of the Refold Podcast, Clayton is joined by Mike Campbell, the CEO of Glossika! Mike is a passionate polyglot who founded Glossika to satisfy his own language-learning desires. Glossika is a program that provides thousands of sentences voiced by native speakers, and is commonly used for shadowing practice or for exposure to massive amounts of sentences to help make immersion more comprehensible. While a paid subscription is required for most languages, Glossika is also committed to preserving less common languages. To this end, they offer Glossika for free for several lesser-spoken languages such as Welsh, Catalan, Gaelic, Wenzhounese, Kurdish, and more. Learn more about Glossika: https://ai.glossika.com/

In today's episode, I am going to talk about learning Italian with apps, in particular with an app called Glossika. If you want to know more about it, don't miss this audio, which will let you understand if Glossika can be the right tool to practice your Italian skills! :)Read the script here:https://ilazed.com/2023/09/19/imparare-litaliano-con-le-app/__________________________You can book a trial lesson with me by writing an email at: ilalazed@gmail.com or on:www.ilazed.comlanguatalk__________________________You might be interested in:Come imparare nuove parole:audio: https://www.spreaker.com/episode/51536737script: https://ilazed.com/2022/10/11/come-imparare-nuove-parole/Imparare nuove parole partendo dall'ingleseaudio: https://www.spreaker.com/episode/52055582script: https://ilazed.com/2022/11/30/imparare-nuove-parole-partendo-dallinglese/4 risorse per le tue abilità lingusticheaudio: https://www.spreaker.com/episode/42000678script: https://ilazed.com/2020/11/26/4-risorse-per-le-tue-abilita-linguistiche/__________________________Follow me on my socials:https://www.facebook.com/italianwithilazed/https://www.instagram.com/ila_zed/https://twitter.com/ila_zedhttps://www.pinterest.it/ilalazed/_____________________________Do you want to learn Italian with me?You can find me on:- www.ilazed.com- languatalk

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How closely does improving your body impact improving your memory?Michael Campbell, founder and CEO of Glossika, one of the most popular language resources on the Internet, shares how he has improved his physical and mental abilities by making important changes in his life.In this unusual episode (which focuses more on self-improvement than languages), Micheal andBenny discuss the benefits of changing diets and switching mindsets to achieve a healthier personal health.Michael also compared using Glossika and learning languages to being consistent in going to the gym. The main comparison between being successful at both? Repetition.Mentioned in this EpisodeGlossikaJoin Our PatreonEnjoy the podcast? Subscribe to our Patreon to support what we do!Podcast theme: “A New Beginning” by Shannon Kennedy

7 brave language learners accepted the challenge to do 3000 repetitions in one month in the October 2022 Glossika Challenge.  Glossika is an AI based app/website. (Leran more about Glossika on episode 119) This is the video teaser. Don't forget to CHECK OUT #GlossikaChallenge on Twitter.  The 7 brave participants are: Victoria Heidi (twitter:@LoveJoy_Lang): Podcast Love, Joy, and Languages  Kenny(twitter:@Kenny_DB1983): www.somethingpolyglot.com  Christina (twitter: @vuorille): C. Widmann (nouw.com)  Elise Cutts (twitter: @elisecutts https://www.monoglotanxiety.com  Kuba (twitter: @kubacki_): www.langatu.com Daniel (twitter: @DanielGoodson12): www.myfluentpodcast.com      (Just so you know: My Fluent Podcast is not an affiliate to Glossika) Glossika: https://ai.glossika.com/  Attributions:  Living Life by Scott Holmes Music is licensed under a Attribution-NonCommercial 4.0 International License. Indie Rock by Scott Holmes Music is licensed under a Attribution-NonCommercial 4.0 International License. ---- Kenny was also a guest on ep. 108  ----- myfluentpodcast@gmail.com   

Ep. 119 is meant to be the intro to the Glossika Challenge which is going to be covered on ep. 120. Kenny from somethingpolyglot.com is explaining Glossika and how he experienced the challenge so far. The Glossika challenge (#GlossikaChallenge) is almost over.  You were supposed to make it to 3000 repetitions in October in order to win the challenge.  On episode 120, you will listen to 7 learners who went through this Glossika challenge. Who made it? Who dropped out? Tune in and learn more about it very soon! https://somethingpolyglot.com/   

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In this episode of The Glenn Show, I’m back with my friend John McWhorter, and we have much to discuss. John joins me fresh from a day trip to Brighton Beach, a neighborhood in Brooklyn where Russian language, food, and culture abound. He talks about teaching himself Russian and the benefits of the Glossika language-learning tool. Then, in a continuation of last week’s conversation with David Kaiser, we move on to the history of redlining, which is quite a bit more complex than some recent commentaries would have you believe. A recent edition of John’s New York Times newsletter addressed the issue, and it received some criticism from the distinguished historian Thomas Sugrue. This leads us to discuss the problems of authority and perception that attend writing from the Olympian heights of the paper of record. From there, I give a progress report on my memoir, delving into my life, my break from conservatism in the ‘90s, and the difficulty of living in good faith. The temptation to “play to the crowd,” to seek affirmation by repeating the common sense of your tribe, is very powerful, and it can work on you in subtle ways. Heterodox thinkers like John and I have to check ourselves constantly to make sure we’re being true to our own thought and principles. In that spirit, we end on a question that’s sure to ruffle some feathers here at my Substack: How can we start seriously addressing questions about “systemic racism” and stop simply disregarding them as just so much wokespeak? As always, I’m curious to hear your thoughts! A New Home for TGSThe video for this episode is hosted on my new YouTube channel, which is now the home of The Glenn Show. I invite you to subscribe to this channel (and click the bell button!) now so that you don't miss future offerings. This newsletter will continue to publish as usual with the same benefits for subscribers.This post is free and available to the public. To receive early access to TGS episodes, Q&As, and other exclusive content and benefits, click below.0:00 John's linguistic adventure in Brighton Beach 7:59 The complex racial and economic dynamics of redlining 17:30 The problem with John's NYT “megaphone” 26:40 A progress report on Glenn's memoir 41:29 The temptations of playing to the crowd 46:43 What, if anything, does it mean to be “authentically black”? 51:13 Taking "systemic racism" seriouslyLinks and ReadingsThe language-learning tool GlossikaJohn’s column about GlossikaJohn’s piece about redliningGlenn’s conversation with historian David E. KaiserThomas Sugrue’s Twitter thread about John’s redlining pieceJohn’s book, Authentically Black: Essays for the Black Silent Majority This is a public episode. Get access to private episodes at glennloury.substack.com/subscribe

In this episode of the Language Mastery Show, I catch up with my old friend Mike Campbell, the founder of Glossika. A lot has changed in the seven years since we last spoke at a Starbucks in Taipei, Taiwan, and it was fun to learn more about the innovations he's made at Glossika, his work to save endangered languages, and how his views on applied linguistics and language acquisition have evolved.

Tom est un « Un geek des langues qui aime tout mesurer et tout optimiser en se concentrant uniquement sur l’essentiel ». C’est aussi un polyglotte expérimenté dans l’apprentissage rapide des langues. Si j’ai souhaité inviter Tom sur le podcast, c’est parce il s’est récemment lancé dans l’apprentissage du chinois mandarin. Dans cet épisode vous allez notamment apprendre : Des méthodes simples mais terriblement efficaces pour rapidement être capable de converser naturellement en chinois quand on part de 0 Comment est-ce que c'est possible de tenir des conversations entièrement en mandarin après seulement quelques mois d’apprentissage Comment Tom fait tenir tout son apprentissage du chinois dans seulement 2 outils extrêmement efficaces Comment rester motiver dans son apprentissage au quotidien Comment choisir le vocabulaire à étudier en priorité En fin d’épisode, on parle aussi un peu de Taiwan, des différences culturelles avec la France et de comment se passe la vie de quelqu’un qui apprend le mandarin à Taiwan. Retrouvez Tom sur : Sa chaine Youtube Son site internet Outils et sites mentionnés dans l’épisode : ITalkie Le guide d’ANKI Teachertool.io La liste des 100 radicaux les plus communs Glossika

In this episode Kris sits down to review the season that's just finished, and talks about the future for the podcast and much more. This podcast is sponsored by Glossika. Online sentence-based language courses available in 50+ languages. Give it a try for free here: http://tryglossika.com --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/actualfluency/message

In this episode Kris sits down to review the season that's just finished, and talks about the future for the podcast and much more. This podcast is sponsored by Glossika. Online sentence-based language courses available in 50+ languages. Give it a try for free here: http://tryglossika.com --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/actualfluency/message

In this final interview of the current season one of the first true fans of the podcast; Miroslav Šedivý finally makes an appearance and shares the story behind his incredibly multilingual upbringing and life. Czech & Slovak - Miroslav Šedivý at the Polyglot Gathering 2015 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gyJdgbsOqQ4 ONE BRAIN, ONE KEYBOARD, ONE EDITOR https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gjvgVhjUSQw This podcast is sponsored by Glossika. Online sentence-based language courses available in 50+ languages. Give it a try for free here: tryglossika.com https://actualfluency.com/afp-133-miroslav-sedivy-seize-every-opportunity-to-learn-languages/ --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/actualfluency/message

On this show Josh Koehn talks about his early passion for language learning, and gives some examples of how he interacts with his community using his languages. This podcast is sponsored by Glossika. Online sentence-based language courses available in 50+ languages. Give it a try for free here: tryglossika.com --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/actualfluency/message

On this episode we change the topic a little to talk about how one polyglot; Conor Clyne has been using his languages to enhance his travelling experiences in Eastern Europe. Conor also shares how you can avoid being scammed, and have much better travels in the region. Show links: https://tsarexperience.com/ - Conor's website https://www.youtube.com/user/TheLanguageTsar - Conor's great YouTube channel full of tips and tricks for travelling and learning languages! This podcast is sponsored by Glossika. Online sentence-based language courses available in 50+ languages. Give it a try for free here: tryglossika.com --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/actualfluency/message

Be sure to listen to part 1! In this episode I'm put on the spot by my good friend Dave Prine as we quickly dive into the super heavy topics of what the pursuit of language learning means, and the importance of not comparing yourself to other language learners. This podcast is sponsored by Glossika. Online sentence-based language courses available in 50+ languages. Give it a try for free here: http://tryglossika.com --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/actualfluency/message

In this episode I'm put on the spot by my good friend Dave Prine as we quickly dive into the super heavy topics of what the pursuit of language learning means, and the importance of not comparing yourself to other language learners. This podcast is sponsored by Glossika. Online sentence-based language courses available in 50+ languages. Give it a try for free here: http://tryglossika.com --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/actualfluency/message

In this episode Glossika founder Mike Campbell comes on the show for the first time in 3 years and shares some more musings on effective language learning. Including the power of repetition and contextual learning. Mike also shares some academic insights, as well as results of popular studies mixed in with anecdotal experiences and goals for his company. This podcast is sponsored by Glossika. Online sentence-based language courses available in 50+ languages. Give it a try for free here: tryglossika.com --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/actualfluency/message

On this episode Kris welcomes legendary polyglot community contributor Susanna Zaraysky! Susanna is the author of multiple books, and most recently a feature film documenting the status of the endangered language Ladino. http://createyourworldbook.com - Susanna's website where you can find all her books and feature-length documentary: Saved by Language. This podcast is sponsored by Glossika. Online sentence-based language courses available in 50+ languages. Give it a try for free here: tryglossika.com --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/actualfluency/message

On this episode Kris chats to Azren Raju about learning languages, the intricate psychological battle that your brain is doing when learning new languages, and much, much more! Find out more about Azren: Website: http://azrenthelanguagenerd.com Podcast: http://anchor.fm/polyglotazren Facebook: http://facebook.com/PolyglotAzren YouTube: https://YouTube.com/AzrentheLanguageNerd Instagram: https://instagram.com/polyglotazren Snapchat: @PolyglotAzren (http://snapchat.com/add/polyglotazren) Tumblr: http://polyglotazren.tumblr.com Medium: http://medium.com/@polyglotazren This podcast is sponsored by Glossika. Online sentence-based language courses available in 50+ languages. Give it a try for free here: tryglossika.com --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/actualfluency/message

Ukranian polyglot Alexander Mynzak comes on the podcast and shares his love for learning languages which led him to establish a language school in his home town. Alex on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/schoolglossa/?hl=de This podcast is sponsored by Glossika. Online sentence-based language courses available in 50+ languages. Give it a try for free here: http://tryglossika.com --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/actualfluency/message

American Expat in Madrid, Daniel Welsch comes on the show to talk about his experience learning Spanish, moving to Madrid and making a living as an English teacher and blogger/youtuber. Learn more about Daniel here: http://expatmadrid.com http://madridingles.net This podcast is sponsored by Glossika. Online sentence-based language courses available in 50+ languages. Give it a try for free here: http://tryglossika.com --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/actualfluency/message

Russian polyglot Artem Nazarov comes on the podcast to talk about his experience learning languages, including how he rapidly learnt similar languages and how his language learning got him featured on a Russian television show! This podcast is sponsored by Glossika. Online sentence-based language courses available in 50+ languages. Give it a try for free here: http://tryglossika.com --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/actualfluency/message

Lukas van Vyve comes on to the show to talk about his way to learning a lot of languages in a relatively short period of time. Lots of practical advice and discussions in this one. This podcast is sponsored by Glossika. Online sentence-based language courses available in 50+ languages. Give it a try for free here: http://tryglossika.com --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/actualfluency/message

In this week's special episode Kris shares some of his own mental health battles, and the importance of reaching out and seeking help when you need it. This episode is brought to you by Glossika language courses. Check them out on http://tryglossika.com --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/actualfluency/message

In the latest episode of Language Learner Weekly Kris gets REALLY personal and shares his thoughts on the incredibly important topic of mental health, and how language learning can help improve the way you feel. Warning: None of the information and advice given in this episode can be construed as medical. If you're dealing with mental health issues please consult with your doctor first. If you're feeling suicidal PLEASE get help by using one of the free helplines where trained staff will listen: http://ibpf.org/resource/list-international-suicide-hotlines This podcast is sponsored by Glossika. Online sentence-based language courses available in 50+ languages. Give it a try for free here: http://tryglossika.com

In this first real episode of Language Learner Weekly, which is brought to you by Glossika, Kris tries his hand at segment-based podcasts, and shares a great story about French.

In this Language Learner weekly episode Kris dives into the mental side of language learning by discussing the proper Mindset one needs to adopt for success. There's also a preview of the latest Actual Fluency Podcast and a question from the mailbag on how to learn pronunciation and listening comprehension. This podcast is brought to you by Glossika, creator of excellent language courses for more than 50 languages. Glossika is favoured by University Professors and polyglots alike, and features an ai to help match the content to your skill level and a complete hands-off learning approach on the main system. You can get started for free by going to http://tryglossika.com

In the latest episode of Language Learner Weekly Kris goes through the news of the week, invites you to be part of a new workshop, and shares his own language learning progress before playing a preview from Actual Fluency Podcast episode #118. This podcast is brought to you by Glossika, creator of excellent language courses for more than 50 languages. Glossika is favoured by University Professors and polyglots alike, and features an ai to help match the content to your skill level and a complete hands-off learning approach on the main system. You can get started for free by going to tryglossika.com BE PART OF THE SHOW! Submit your questions, comments and feedback using the Anchor.fm app, or go to http://actualfluency.com/ask

Michael Campbell is an accomplished linguist, phonologist, Chinese dialectologist, polyglot and CEO of Glossika, a highly-respected name in language learning unlike anything else out there. Glossika helps you build muscle memory through exposure to sound patterns. Michael is extremely passionate about languages and language learning and has spent the better part of his life figuring out better and better ways to learn languages effectively. It’s difficult to put a finger on just how many languages he speaks, but he is quite familiar with and able to hold his own in dozens! In the beginning of the podcast, we get a brief history of Michael's passion for language and how, over the period of a decade, he personally helped thousands of people overcome their language learning hurdles. This process led to an analysis of what issues in language learning needed to be addressed while helping people overcome language learning hurdles, which in turn led to the formation of Glossika.

On today's podcast episode I'm joined by Glossika founder, Michael Campbell. Mike and I talk about sentence-based language learning and how Glossika works. We also get into the state of language learning today, as well as a lot of other good stuff! --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/actualfluency/message

On this show we speak to US expatriate Mike Campbell who founded Taiwan based language learning company Glossika about the company's project to create audio learning kits for all of Taiwan's languages.

On this show we speak to US expatriate Mike Campbell who founded Taiwan based language learning company Glossika about the company's project to create audio learning kits for all of Taiwan's languages.