Podcast appearances and mentions of lindsay does languages

Headed abroad and do not speak the local language fluently? Curious about learning languages for travel? Whether you're a planner who starts learning months in advance or someone who wings it with Google Translate, this episode is for you. Lindsay Dow of Lindsay Does Languages, a language educator who has studied over 15 languages, shares practical, low-pressure tips to help you build the confidence to learn a new language before your trip.   We cover: How much of the language you really need to know before you go Essential phrases every traveler should learn Affordable resources and tools to help you get started Whether translation apps are helpful on the go  

In this episode, Lindsay share her expertise about how to learn languages. I think, you will definitely get benifits from this episode in your Punjabi learning journey. Lindsay does Languages

I invited a very special language learning and language loving friend to co-host this episode with me and chat all about the joys of language learning. This is a very familiar voice in the language learning community, and it's such a pleasure to have Kerstin Cable of Fluent Language and The Fluent Show on Love, Joy, and Languages! We had an absolute blast talking about loving languages and finding joy in learning them. This chat is extra special for me because I don't think this show would exist without Kerstin and her Podcasting 101 course (https://www.kerstincable.com/podcasting101). Big thanks to Kerstin for putting so much goodness out into the world! In today's episode, Kersin and I talk about celebrating our language achievements, the value of self-work and appreciating your own personal journey, language exams and the excitement of the process, lots of German language, the link between language and culture, Kerstin teaches me a bit Welsh (you'll see why this language can easily become an obsession!), and Kerstin shares some of her favorite language things and people. Learning a language is a long road, and there are so many challenges along the way, but something that keeps us in the language learning world is all the joy we find in the process and the community. I hope you enjoy listening in to my chat with Kerstin, and I hope it reminds you of all the exciting things you find in your own language life. The Fluent Show episodes mentioned in this episode: Words of the Year 2023 (https://www.fluent.show/243) The Farewell Episode: The Joy of Finishing Good Things (https://www.fluent.show/240) I'm Not Dead Yet, So I'd Like to Keep Learning: Interview with German Learner Randy (https://www.fluent.show/8) Reviews of the Year with Shannon Kennedy: 2021 (https://www.fluent.show/234), 2020 (https://www.fluent.show/203), 2019 (https://www.fluent.show/166), 2018 (https://www.fluent.show/118) Marc Okrand on Creating the Klingon Language (https://www.fluent.show/172) Interview with Language Creator David Peterson (Game of Thrones, Dune, The 100, Doctor Strange) (https://www.fluent.show/158) Good bye Chemistry, hello Linguistics! with Sarah F. Philips (https://www.fluent.show/209) Other content mentioned in this episode: German Uncovered (Beginner) (https://learn.storylearning.com/german-uncovered-level-11674240494503) by Olly Richards Lindsay Williams of Lindsay Does Languages (https://www.lindsaydoeslanguages.com/) Episode 59: A Joyful Chat with a Special Guest Co-Host, Love, Joy, and Languages with Lindsay Williams (http://www.lovejoyandlanguagespodcast.com/episode-59) Shannon Kennedy at Eurolinguiste (https://eurolinguiste.com/) Emily Richardson of The Langauge Confidence Project and Tea with Emily (https://www.languageconfidenceproject.com/) Yabla Language Immersion (https://www.yabla.com/?a=1568&gad_source=1&gclid=CjwKCAjwoJa2BhBPEiwA0l0ImDGlNae3Gj4g5NA4ZKbfPPdyHedENu_e2DlpUXLmNFuqM-BhhiYfwBoCVZ4QAvD_BwE) Language Habit System (https://www.fluentlanguage.co.uk/lhs), by Kerstin Cable AI Language Club (https://www.ailanguageclub.com/), with Kerstin Cable & Josh Goldsmith Kerstin can be found at: For language learning: Fluent Language Blog, Podcast & Language Tuition (https://www.fluentlanguage.co.uk/) For business: Kerstin Cable (https://www.kerstincable.com/) Kerstin's Podcast: The Fluent Show (https://www.fluent.show/) Instagram: @kerstin_fluent X (Twitter): @fluentlanguage Where to find me: Love, Joy, and Languages Blog (https://lovejoyandlanguages.com/) All podcast episodes can be found at http://www.lovejoyandlanguagespodcast.com/. Instagram: @love.joyandlanguages X (Twitter): @LoveJoy_Lang

Manifesting. Some people love it. Some people believe it's hogwash. Wherever you stand, the truth remains that our actions lead to consequences. When our actions are in line with our goals (something that takes conscious awareness and intention), then the consequences will be in line with our desires. So it makes sense that our actions that are aligned with our language goals will lead to the language results we want. This is exactly what we're talking about today. I am delighted to share this conversation I had with French language coach Angel Pretot of French Fluency. I first learned of Angel's work in an interview he had with Lindsay Williams of Lindsay Does Languages (linked below), and this led me to Angel's work guiding French learners to fluency with manifestation. While there are many, many different explanations and thoughts about what manifesting is and how it works, there are also many misconceptions about it, as well, especially when it comes to language learning. Because, really, I don't hear a lot of people in language learning spaces talking about manifesting and how we can use the power of our brains to bring the language to us and to align ourselves better with our language goals. Despite what some people think, manifesting in language learning is not simply thinking your language into existence. I need to say this because I know it's a very common misconception. And that's why I wanted to bring Angel onto the show to break this all down for us, talk about what manifesting is and how we can harness it to take inspired action in our language lives that leads to the language outcomes we desire. Angel shares some very practical tips for how you can strengthen your language learning by implementing manifesting techniques to unlock the power of your brain to consciously work for you and lead you to your language learning goals faster and more enjoyably. Connect with Angel: Angel's website: French Fluency (https://www.frenchfluency.net/) Manifesting French Fluency (https://www.frenchfluency.net/manifesting) Angel's Podcast: Cultural Fluency (https://www.frenchfluency.net/cultural-fluency-podcast) Angel's YouTube: Angel Pretot - The French Coach (https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCjUdQ0mm-jrP00TjeVgXiLw) Other content mentioned in this episode: 4 Step Progess to Learn Any Language with Angel Pretot (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Slb0CmzC1WI), Lindsay Does Languages Simone Pols (https://simonepols.com/), Language Coach and host of Simple Italian Podcast Denise Duffield-Thomas (https://www.youtube.com/@denisedt), Manifesting YouTube Channel Burt Goldman and Quantum Jumping (https://www.mindvalley.com/quantum) More interviews with Angel: Conversation with Angel Pretot (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uzCAryta-go), Chandra Gore Consulting Use Spiritual Practices to Quantum Leap to Fluency (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=L93U0dcrY_M), Laid-Back Languages Meditations that Help You Learn Languages (https://www.bitchute.com/video/wNVLdp00H5Hz/), Speakingpodcast Interview with Angel Pretot (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cgOC8vQCYFQ), Dr. Wayne Pernell - The Exceptional Success Coach Where to find me: Love, Joy, and Languages Blog (https://lovejoyandlanguages.com/) All podcast episodes can be found here (http://www.lovejoyandlanguagespodcast.com/). Instagram: @love.joyandlanguages X (Twitter): @LoveJoy_Lang

Today's conversation is with Lindsay Williams, the language obsessed human behind Lindsay Does Languages, a business dedicated to inspiring independent language learners to succeed when doing it solo. Lindsay has studied over 14 different languages and developed some degree of competence in all of them.

Welcome to the Fluent Show's annual WOTY Extravaganza ✨ Exploring AI language goals, language bots, and a global banquet from rizz to crisis mode. This episode has something for everyone! Get the full show notes and links to all words of the year at https://www.fluent.show/243 Love the show? Rate & Review it here (https://lovethepodcast.com/0dH1NG) - takes 30 seconds and means a lot to us!

I invited a very special language learning and language loving friend to co-host this episode with me and chat all about the joys of language learning. This is a very familiar voice in the language learning community, and it's such a pleasure to have Lindsay Williams of Lindsay Does Languages on the show! We had an absolute blast talking about loving languages and finding joy in learning them. We talk about current language learning wins, some favorite languages and connections to them (spoiler: you may want to learn Guarani after listening to Lindsay talk about it), and what keeps us joyfully teathered at each level of learning. Learning a language is a long road, and there are so many challenges along the way, but something that keeps us in the language learning world is all the joy we find in the process and the community. I hope you enjoy listening in to my chat with Lindsay, and I hope it reminds you of all the exciting things you find in your own language life. I was recently a guest on Lindsay's podcast "How to Learn a Language," where we chat about perfectionism & immersion. Blog, video, and audio formats of the interview can be found here on her site (https://www.lindsaydoeslanguages.com/perfectionism-immersion-myths-that-need-debunking-with-heidi-lovejoy/). Lindsay can be found at: Website: Lindsay Does Languages (https://www.lindsaydoeslanguages.com/) Podcasts: How to Learn a Language (https://open.spotify.com/show/6lDzDtfPLlXfetQnx8EeSs) and Teach Languages Online (https://open.spotify.com/show/0pFVzQIv9YLi6AX1QjQ1jH) Instagram: @lindsaydoeslanguages LinkedIn: Lindsay Williams (https://www.linkedin.com/in/lindsayhwilliams/) Lindsay's Weekly Curated Spotify Playlist: Not My Mother Tongue (https://open.spotify.com/playlist/5w71az9ijvXwtpBLMAXDSO) Where to find me: Love, Joy, and Languages Blog (https://lovejoyandlanguages.com/) Instagram: @love.joyandlanguages X (Twitter): @LoveJoy_Lang All episodes of the show can be found at www.lovejoyandlanguagespodcast.com.

There's a lot of choice when it comes to what info to take in to help you learn a language. And it can be tricky trying to whittle that down to the core stuff that works for you. And, hey, Lindsay Does Languages and the way we work isn't going to work for every language learner. That's good! Because there's something out there for you! If you know that's you, no problem. You're still welcome here, but don't feel obliged. Take only what you need. But if you're wondering how and why to learn with Lindsay Does Languages, and you want to know more about what I'm all about and what I stand for, listen to this one.

SHOW NOTES:  In this episode, Lindsay Williams from Lindsay Does Languages shares with us her journey learning Spanish, what Spanish has brought to her life, and some curious things about her journey like her favorite food from any Spanish speaking country, her favorite song, her favorite word or phrase in Spanish and many other things. Visit Lindsay's... Website https://www.lindsaydoeslanguages.com/ YouTube Channel https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCtTPKajNXJOTibUTwrjIJMg Teacher's Podcast https://anchor.fm/teachlanguagesonline Language Stories Podcast https://howtolearnalanguage.fireside.fm/episodes Listen & Subscribe to my new podcast: Yo Hablo Español Open on Apple Podcasts App (iPhone, iPod, iPad) https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/yo-hablo-español/id1667145238 Open on Spotify App https://open.spotify.com/show/3hiHvATbio5rmtJJLUF2dD Find it on other Apps https://www.jezsc.com/pages/podcasts/yo_hablo_espanol.html Support the podcast If you like my podcasts, please consider donating to my GoFundMe page. Anything that you would like to donate is welcomed. I use your donations to pay my contributors, pay our guests, our subscriptions, and other expenses to keep all the podcasts going. You can find the link to my GoFundMe page on my website and on the link where you can get the free transcripts and materials that I give you. https://www.jezsc.com/ Thank you for listening

We have our first guest on the How to Learn a Language podcast! Yay! Let's meet Joel Zárate, host of the Conversations in Spanish Podcast and learn how he learns languages. Ok, so the title is a lie. Joel isn't just the host of Conversations In Spanish. He's the host of so many great podcasts - both for Spanish learners and language teachers! Here's the full list so you can find and subscribe to the ones most relevant to you: Joel's website: https://www.jezsc.com/ Conversations in Spanish: https://www.jezsc.com/pages/podcasts/conversationsspanishpodcasts.html Help Me Learn Spanish: https://www.jezsc.com/pages/podcasts/helpmelearn_spanish.html Mini Stories to Learn Spanish: https://www.jezsc.com/pages/podcasts/ministoriesspanish_podcasts.html Spanish for Beginners: https://www.jezsc.com/pages/podcasts/spanishforbeginners.html Vocabulary in Spanish: https://www.jezsc.com/pages/podcasts/vocabulayspanishpodcast.html How to Teach a Language: https://anchor.fm/how-to-teach-a-language/ Yo Hablo Español: https://www.jezsc.com/pages/podcasts/yohabloespanol.html And, I actually recorded a couple of episodes with Joel! Here's the links to those specific episodes: Yo Hablo Español/Conversations in Spanish - Lindsay Comparte su Historia: https://www.jezsc.com/csolp/spanish/specialcollab/cspspecial_lindsay.html How to Teach a Language: https://anchor.fm/how-to-teach-a-language/episodes/Ep-21-Interview-with-Lindsay-from-Lindsay-Does-Languages-e1rilkr/a-a8vb0jv How to Learn a Language is the podcast with the very self-explanatory name! We'll cover all aspects of language learning, especially focusing on learning how to learn languages better. From time to time guests might pop by to share how they learn languages, but mostly it'll be me and you hanging out so hey, get comfy and let's learn how to learn a language. Follow for more at https://www.lindsaydoeslanguages.com/podcast Got a question? A topic you'd like covered or a guest you'd like to hear from? Email me at lindsay[at]doeslanguages[dot]com. Special Guest: Joel Zárate - Conversations in Spanish Podcast.

In this episode, Lindsay Williams from Lindsay Does Languages shares her story learning Spanish. Visit Lindsay's... Website https://www.lindsaydoeslanguages.com/ YouTube Channel https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCtTPKajNXJOTibUTwrjIJMg Teacher's Podcast https://anchor.fm/teachlanguagesonline Language Stories Podcast https://languagestories.fireside.fm/ Thank you for listening

L'épisode 130 est une vraie révélation pour les personnes qui apprennent le français comme toi.  Je reçois Lindsay de “Lindsay Does Languages” et elle répond à mes questions … en français. Elle a accepté de partager son amour pour les langues étrangères et aussi comment elle fait pour continuer à pratiquer le français. Elle partage une bibliothèque avec toutes ses ressources préférées. Ça faisait longtemps que je voulais faire cette interview avec elle car elle est super inspirante.  Je la suis depuis quelques années sur les réseaux sociaux. Il n'y a pas beaucoup de femmes dans le monde des polyglottes et je trouve que c'est dommage. J'ai adoré cette interview et j'espère qu'elle te plaira aussi.  Qui sait, peut-être après avoir écouté cette interview, tu auras, toi aussi, envie de devenir polyglotte comme Lindsay ?   + Liens de l'épisode : - Cours « Music Maestro » : https://www.lindsaydoeslanguages.com/music - Cours pour apprendre à apprendre : https://www.lindsaydoeslanguages.com/ll - Application « Lyrics Training » : https://fr.lyricstraining.com/  - Liste de Lindsay avec les ressources : https://www.lindsaydoeslanguages.com/list  Pour accéder aux transcriptions : Les transcriptions du podcast sont disponibles grâce à un abonnement. Chaque semaine, en plus de ton épisode, reçois la transcription, ma newsletter secrète et plein d'autres choses pour booster ton français. Pour me rejoindre : https://school.ilearnfrench.eu/Podcast Pour participer à mes cours :  Pour continuer cette conversation et améliorer ton français avec moi, rendez-vous sur www.ilearnfrench.eu Rendez-vous sur les réseaux sociaux : Si tu veux m'envoyer un message et me suivre sur les réseaux, suis-moi et ajoute-moi. Je te répondrai personnellement.  Instagram : https://www.instagram.com/ilearnfrench/ Linkedin : https://www.linkedin.com/in/yasmine-lesire-ilearnfrench/ Crédit musique : La musique de cet épisode est créée par le groupe Beam.  Merci à Maayan Smith et son groupe pour la musique. Pour suivre le groupe Beam :  https://www.facebook.com/beamband/ https://store.cdbaby.com/cd/beam3 https://open.spotify.com/album/0wh9CvbPVNMi9wdqqBFFBW  

Lindsay Williams from “Lindsay Does Languages” brings her 10+ years of experience helping language learners better understand themselves so they can learn more effectively. We speak about the many different kinds of language learners and learner personality types she's worked with over the years, where to start when you're interested in learning a new language, overcoming procrastination, and learning Guarani.For the full show notes including more guest information and links, visit podcast.abundate.org/18.Apply now for the Speak With Abundance programme starting in January 2023. I'll only admit people who I know will see real results, so get all the details and apply by visiting abundate.org/SWA.

In this episode, I talk about the power of the words we speak to ourselves about ourselves and our languages. Beginning my language learning journey, I held core beliefs about what that journey would look like and about myself as a language learner. Such things as, "I'm too old," "Language learning is difficult and time-consuming," and "I'm not gifted at languages" were at the center of all my beliefs about language learning and what it meant for me. I often found that the words I spoke -- both out loud and in my head -- upheld these beliefs, and confirmation bias had me focusing on things that seemed to affirm them. Learning to pay attention to these words was the first step I took to halting this destructive pattern. I learned how to pay attention to how I feel in a language moment, which is often a signal that negative thoughts are swirling around my head. Next, I gave this callous voice a name, allowing myself to disassociate from the pessimism and self-doubt and look at things from a more realistic and constructive perspective. Finally, finding positive, believable words to replace the negative ones was something I knew I needed to practice in order to move forward with a growth mindset. Links: Lindsay Williams of Lindsay Does Languages (https://www.lindsaydoeslanguages.com/) Kerstin Cable of The Fluent Show (https://www.fluent.show/) Emily Richardson of Tea With Emily (https://teawithemily.com/)

Hearing languages I can't understand is one of my favourite parts of travelling - it's one of the surest ways to feel I am away from home, exploring a foreign-to-me place. I've also been lucky enough - from an English-speaker perspective, especially - to have studied quite a few different languages over the years. I still wish, of course, I'd been born somewhere in Europe where I would have grown up learning multiple languages more easily from a young age, but I can only dream about that! In Episode 261 of The Thoughtful Travel Podcast I chat with three guests about their various experiences with languages and accents. First, I speak with Helena Fox about the languages of her childhood and how they contributed to her accent. I then chat to Carolanna Lisonbee who chose to study Mandarin and Japanese for a really fabulous reason. Lastly, I turn to Lindsay Williams for some tips on languages for travellers - she has much to say about being practical with your approach to language learning before and during a trip and her tips are really valuable. Links: Helena Fox - https://helenafoxauthor.com   Helena's young adult fiction book How It Feels to Float - https://amzn.to/3C9VaYu   Carolanna Lisonbee - her poetry collection is Wisp of Fog Moment - https://amzn.to/3p9HiHl  Lindsay Williams' site Lindsay Does Languages - https://www.lindsaydoeslanguages.com/   Join our Facebook group for Thoughtful Travellers - https://www.facebook.com/groups/thoughtfultravellers Join our LinkedIn group for Thoughtful Travellers - https://notaballerina.com/linkedin Show notes: https://notaballerina.com/261 See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Getting to meet all kinds of people is one of the best parts of travelling and this episode is full of stories of connecting with people in all kinds of different ways. First up, Kate Peterson tells an amazing story about both her parents' connections with a Greek man back in the 1970s, and her follow-up explorations when she lived in Greece decades later. I then chat with Tobi Barth, who takes people on tours to see the northern lights in the Yukon, about a special connection he's made from this work. Finally, Lindsay Williams explains a lovely connection made quite randomly in Cuba on a muddy walk that turned into something very special. Links: Kate Peterson's Art - https://www.katepeterson.art/ Kate's travel journal Around the World and Back Again - https://amzn.to/3FTAHZH  Tobi Barth of Epic North - https://epic-north.com/  Lindsay Williams of Lindsay Does Languages - https://www.lindsaydoeslanguages.com/  Join our Facebook group for Thoughtful Travellers - https://www.facebook.com/groups/thoughtfultravellers Join our LinkedIn group for Thoughtful Travellers - https://notaballerina.com/linkedin Show notes: https://notaballerina.com/258 See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

About this episode: Have you ever wanted to start teaching languages online or have you already started? Maybe you know someone who's curious about becoming an online language teacher. On today's episode Abi is joined by a previous guest, Lindsay from Lindsay Does Languages. She talks about the programme that she runs to guide and support new and growing online teachers. The programme is open all year round but until the 23rd July 2021 Lindsay is offering some great bonuses when you join the Online Teaching Starter Kit. Some of the topics we discuss: There's more to online language teaching and learning than 1:1 lessons Why it's rewarding to be part of a community of online teachers when you're growing your business Our experiences working online OTSK bonuses...and much more Thanks for listening to You Don't Say?! If you enjoyed this episode, please leave a review in your podcast app or share it with a friend who's also trying to improve their English listening skills. Episode links: Start growing your online language teaching business with the Online Teaching Starter Kit Connect with the podcast links: Get our show notes and sign up for our secret bonus episode Join our Facebook group for more English conversation Follow us on Instagram The podcast is back on its summer break again until September, giving you plenty of time to catch up on some episodes or to listen to some again. Enjoy the rest of the summer and see you in September! Theme music: Monkeys Spinning Monkeys by Kevin MacLeod Link: https://incompetech.filmmusic.io/song/4071-monkeys-spinning-monkeys License: http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/

Bringing home a meaningful souvenir from a trip is such a pleasure: if the process of buying it was fun and special, perhaps involving a chat with an interesting local, and then you have an object you can enjoy at home which constantly reminds you of your trip, then it's a perfect scenario. In Episode 222 of The Thoughtful Travel Podcast I talk with travellers about their own meaningful shopping experiences abroad, starting off with Patti Lefkos who has a brilliant story to tell about a souvenir she bought in Nepal - including a live demonstration! Next, I chat with Lindsay Williams. She's obsessed with learning foreign languages and this passion flows through to what she likes to buy when she's travelling, too. Finally, I'm excited to speak with my friend Lola Akinmade-Åkerström who has a new pandemic-induced project on the go, involving a way to help local artisans and guides in countries particularly affected by the drop-off in tourism numbers and help us have an authentic shopping experience at the same time. Links: Patti Lefkos - https://www.pattishaleslefkos.com books and her not-for-profit Lindsay Williams’ site Lindsay Does Languages - https://www.lindsaydoeslanguages.com/  Lola’s Local Purse - https://www.localpurse.com  Great Travel Souvenirs - Episode 42 - notaballerina.com/42     Join our Facebook group for Thoughtful Travellers - https://www.facebook.com/groups/thoughtfultravellers Show notes: https://notaballerina.com/222   See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Lindsay Williams of Lindsay Does Languages joins us to discuss traveling around the world while learning languages, recording her docuseries and podcast Language Stories, and what it’s like being a “language dabbler”.

There are countless lessons we can learn from travel: from small to large, nice-to-know to completely life-changing. I'm sure that I'm a completely different person thanks to the things I have learnt while travelling - and hopefully a better one! In this episode of The Thoughtful Travel Podcast I chat with three guests who agree that we can learn a lot when we travel. First, I speak with Justin Meneguzzi who has a personal lesson connected to confidence, and a broader lesson about social norms, and right and wrong. Next, Tasha Goldberg explains one of her most important personal lessons from travel, learnt while travelling after a heartbreak; she also talks about how she learnt the difference between the theory and framework of policy and what it's like to meet people actually experiencing that situation. Finally, I chat with Lindsay Williams, a language-learning expert, about some of the lessons travel can teach us about speaking another language. Links: Justin Meneguzzi - https://www.justinmeneguzzi.com  Tasha Goldberg’s project Evidence of Hope - https://www.evidenceofhope.com/  Lindsay Williams’ site Lindsay Does Languages - https://www.lindsaydoeslanguages.com/  Join our Facebook group for Thoughtful Travellers - https://www.facebook.com/groups/thoughtfultravellers Show notes: https://notaballerina.com/216 See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

About this episode: Welcome to "You Don't Say?!" the podcast for English learners about life around the world, cultural differences and things that have surprised us on our travels. On today's episode we have another special guest, Lindsay from Lindsay Does Languages. Lindsay is from the UK and loves everything related to languages, from learning them to inspiring people to become independent language learners and online teachers. Some topics we'll discuss: What it's like to be an independent language learner Lindsay's language journey that led her to learning an indigenous language: Guaraní Learning an indigenous or a minority language when there aren't many resources How to stay motivated when learning languages....and much more Thanks for listening to You Don't Say?! If you enjoyed this episode, please leave a review in your podcast app or share it with a friend. Our question for you: Which country are you from, and have you ever studied any indigenous, minority or endangered languages? Share your comments by leaving us a voice message with your name. If you're lucky your message could appear on a future episode. https://anchor.fm/you-dont-say/message Episode links Find out more about Lindsay Does Languages Listen to Language Stories Radio Garden - listen to radio around the world The Live Lingua Project - for language learning resources Connect with us links: To get the most out of our podcast sign up to our newsletter and get your free guide to learning English with podcasts: https://mailchi.mp/englishontherun/youdontsay Follow us on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/podcastyoudontsay/ Join our Facebook group: https://www.facebook.com/groups/podcastyoudontsay/ Theme music: Monkeys Spinning Monkeys by Kevin MacLeod Link: https://incompetech.filmmusic.io/song/4071-monkeys-spinning-monkeys License: http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/

An interview with the amazing polyglot Lindsay from Lindsay Does Languages. I talk to Lindsay about: - How she got into learning languages; How food (and specifically bread) is a great motivator for learning languages; - 3 tips for overcoming the dreaded "intermediate plateau"; - 3 tips for learning a new language. Join us and pick up some great strategies for learning English.

Food Safety Tips (0:00:00) When it comes to food safety, we all know the basics: wash your hands after handling raw meat, rinse your produce, and try not to eat raw cookie dough (but we won't judge you if you do). But how good are we when it comes to the lesser-known food precautions? How often do we need to be switching out our sponges, and what's harmful about putting hot food in the fridge? Now that we're all cooking more from home, we need to be extra careful about keeping our bodies safe from foodborne illness. Joining us on the show this morning is Natalie Seymour, a Food Safety Extension Associate, here to discuss how to separate delicious food from dangerous germs.  Learning a Language Fast (0:20:45) 917 million people speak Mandarin. 417 million speak Spanish. And both of these languages have more native speakers than English. Learning a new language isn't just a hobby, but it's becoming a necessity in order to communicate with others all around the world. Sure, learning a new language can seem daunting. But, most of us have a little extra time right now, especially now that it's summer. Plus, it's a great way to keep your children's minds engaged while school is out. With us today we have Lindsay Williams from Lindsay Does Languages—a blog to help inspire independent language learners and tutors. Lindsay has studied 13 different languages. She's here to share all of her tips and tricks on quickly learning a new language.   History Lessons from Hamilton (0:33:05) Have you seen “Hamilton” on Disney+ yet?  This Broadway musical tells “the story of America then, told by America now”. It focuses on the life of Alexander Hamilton, one of our nation's founders. With a mix of hip hop, R&B, jazz, and Broadway music, “Hamilton” has received unprecedented acclaim and popularity. However, a rapping Thomas Jefferson and bald George Washington raise a couple of questions...like, how historically accurate is this Broadway phenomenon? To help us know what aspects of “Hamilton” are based on real American history, we've invited Dr. Benjamin Park onto the show. He's a professor of history at Sam Houston State University.   The Race Against Human Trafficking (1:11:08) Renee Brinkerhoff wants to complete 6 racecar rallies on 7 continents all in a vintage Porsche 356 vehicle. While this seems like a worthy pursuit in and of itself, it's not the end of the story. In fact, we were amazed to hear that Renee's goal with these races is to put an end to the terror that is human trafficking. We were inspired by Renee's mission so we've invited her on the show today to tell us more about it. She's the racer and philanthropist from Valkyrie Racing Team and Valkyrie Gives Foundation.   Weekend Review (1:27:36) Lisa and Richie talk about what there is to do this weekend, from the newest shows coming to streaming services to the New York Times bestsellers list.

    Voici l’interview de Lindsay, de Lindsay does languages. Elle nous raconte: comment elle est passée à l’enseignement à distance ce qu’elle propose aux professeurs de langue comment se passe une journée type comment elle-même apprend de nouvelles langues quels outils elle aime particulièrement     Elle nous parle notamment de : Memrise Language Learning […] L’article Paroles d’expert.e.s : l’enseignement numérique avec Lindsay does languages est apparu en premier sur Culture FLE.

Lindsay is the creator of ‘Lindsay Does Languages’. She helps language learners to learn better on their own and helps teachers create a sustainable online teaching business. These days, she’s best known for her blog and YouTube channel, but she also hosts a podcast. In this interview we’re going to learn: – How to start teaching online – Which platform you should pick (YouTube, IG, podcast or other) – How to teach languages in a smarter way and grow your business For the full article go to: https://langpreneur.com/teaching-languages-the-smart-way-with-lindsay-williams/ Join our Facebook group and meet other Langpreneurs: https://www.facebook.com/groups/langpreneur/ Join one of our LIVE events and take your online language business to the next level: https://langpreneur.com/

Lindsay Williams is a polyglot from the UK and learns, teaches, blogs, vlogs, eats, sleeps, and breathes everything language.Languages were never really a thing for Lindsay until she decided to take Spanish at GCSE because she wanted to translate Shakira songs. Since then, it’s been a growing passion that has led to her making languages her business.Lindsay Does Languages was born in 2012 as a local company in the heart of little old England offering private language tuition. Since then, Lindsay Does Languages has evolved to offering coaching packages and online courses both for language learners and online language tutors.In this episode of Language Chats, Bec and Penny talk to Lindsay about one of her big language creations - Language Stories. Lindsay and her husband travel the world for Language Stories, to share the stories of the the multilingual, bilingual and monolingual people they meet along the way. Listen, watch and read about Language Stories here.

A conversation with Lindsay Williams from Lindsay Does Languages.Show notes page - https://levelupenglish.school/podcast42Become a Level Up Member - https://levelupenglish.schoolTranscript - https://levelupenglish.school/transcripts (Members Only)

Oggi faccio due chiacchere con una persona che ama le lingue e da anni le studia. Lindsay Williams è la fondatrice del sito Lindsay Does Languages e di molti progetti linguistici e non.Lei studia le lingue, le insegna e condivide sul suo blog e sul suo canale YouTube consigli per aspiranti poliglotti.Lindsay condivide anche consigli per gli insegnanti di lingue straniere. www.lindsaydoeslanguages.com

Lindsay Williams has been hooked on languages ever since childhood when she got a taste of French—and the free croissants that accompanied the class! Since then, she's gone on to learn Spanish, Italian, Mandarin Chinese, German, Dutch, Portuguese, Japanese, Esperanto, Indonesian, Korean, Guarani, and more. Along the way, she developed a passion for teaching languages, too, and has taught learners in Costa Rica, refugees in the U.K., countless learners online, and even employees at a garlic bread factory! She now dedicates time to inspiring independent language learners and online teachers, sharing a wealth of useful tips and tools on her popular site Lindsay Does Language. She has also created one of my favorite new podcasts, Language Stories, a documentary series that highlights various languages around the globe and the people who speak them.

We're in Milton Keynes, England, with Lindsay Williams of Lindsay Does Languages. The town is best known for Bletchley Park, where the Enigma Code was cracked during World War II. It is a short ride from London, so it makes a perfect detour to get out of the big city for a day trip. The Show notes are at https://WeTravelThere.com/milton  Don’t wait in airport security lines. We have a special limited time offer for listeners. Try CLEAR free for 2 months, when you go to wetravelthere.com/clear and sign up today.

In today’s episode of Chenelle‘s language learning journey podcast I am joined by Lindsey Williams of Lindsay does languages and Kierstin cable of the fluent show.. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/chenelle-patrice-hancock/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/chenelle-patrice-hancock/support

After our live episode for number 100, we're rolling 'back to school' and reviewing summer motivation and new routines before cracking on with our topics this month. In The News We discussed this BBC news article (https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-europe-45414751) about a pedantic (?) rule in French grammar...and who's trying to get rid of it. The language, ever changing, but who thought THIS untouchable rule would be questioned? How To Refresh Your Language Learning Goals In this episode we focused on the big topic of goals. Do you EVER get everything done that you aim to do in language learning? Here's what we discussed How we think about achieving or failing to achieve our own language goals What the word for "failing to achieve" should be (call me maybe, Merriam-Webster) The hidden information you only get from a failed language goal The two sides of reviewing language goals on deadline day: data and motivation 6 Strategies for refreshing your language learning goals and dealing with disappointment What is a good tracking method to make sure you actually work on your goals? Whether to re-set or abandon a goal if you didn't achieve it episode 104 quote https://uploads.fireside.fm/images/9/9103f3da-a263-4bfe-b5a3-58649ff9b5f7/WIrr2RVU.png A Song For When You Wonder If Your Progress Will Disappear Because You Didn't Reach A Goal Everything stays Right where you left it Everything stays But it still changes Ever so slightly Daily and nightly In little ways When everything stays And here's a wonderfully helpful quote from Ira Glass Ira Glass on Storytelling from David Shiyang Liu on Vimeo. And finally, more life advice from "Adventure Time"

Today we interview Lindsay, of Lindsay Does Languages. Lindsay is a super language learner, knowing how to 'hack' her way through a language. This is probably why she speaks a ton of these languages. In this interview, we talk about Japanese versus other languages, principles of Japanese, how to study a language and overcome information overload and alot more. Please make sure to check her out on all the links below, or find her on my website: Manga-sensei.com & Discovernihongo.comWebsite: http://www.lindsaydoeslanguages.com/Youtube Channel: https://www.youtube.com/user/LindsayDoesLanguagesPodcast: https://itunes.apple.com/gb/podcast/language-stories/id1304709336?mt=2Faecbook: http://www.facebook.com/lindsaydoeslanguagesTwitter: http://twitter.com/LDLanguagesInstagram: http://www.instagram.com/lindsaydoeslanguagesPinterest: http://uk.pinterest.com/ldlanguagesSnapchat: http://snapchat.com/add/ldlanguagesMusic By Gizmo

Today we interview Lindsay, of Lindsay Does Languages. Lindsay is a super language learner, knowing how to 'hack' her way through a language. This is probably why she speaks a ton of these languages. In this interview, we talk about Japanese versus other languages, principles of Japanese, how to study a language and overcome information overload and alot more. Please make sure to check her out on all the links below, or find her on my website: Manga-sensei.com & Discovernihongo.comWebsite: http://www.lindsaydoeslanguages.com/Youtube Channel: https://www.youtube.com/user/LindsayDoesLanguagesPodcast: https://itunes.apple.com/gb/podcast/language-stories/id1304709336?mt=2Faecbook: http://www.facebook.com/lindsaydoeslanguagesTwitter: http://twitter.com/LDLanguagesInstagram: http://www.instagram.com/lindsaydoeslanguagesPinterest: http://uk.pinterest.com/ldlanguagesSnapchat: http://snapchat.com/add/ldlanguagesMusic By Gizmo

A little preview of what to expect on November 10th 2017 when the first episode of Language Stories launches! What is Language Stories? Language Stories is a new series here at Lindsay Does Languages of video and podcast episodes about languages in various places around the world. We're currently spending a year travelling and working (online) and wanted to produce something lasting and inspiring both for language lovers and curious travellers alike. We're creating Language Stories as we travel, discovering languages + meeting people in the places we go and sharing their stories. Language Stories is designed to be accessible. Something you can share with your family and friends that both do and don't necessarily love languages as much as you do. It's designed to inspire. To keep or start people learning languages solo and maybe even to travel to explore further for yourself. And finally, it's designed to last. We want Language Stories to be something that you can revisit multiple times both now and in the future to enjoy as and when you fancy. What makes Language Stories different is that it's a multi-format project. There's videos and podcast episodes primarily, that draw from the same sources but are produced by different people so tell things from slightly different perspectives. (The videos are edited by Ashley, my husband, and the podcasts are edited by me, Lindsay). From time to time there'll also be additional blog content that accompanies the core videos and podcasts, and maybe even other formats as time goes on. We have some ideas and places in mind for future episodes, largely based on our travel plans for the year. However, we are flexible and if you have a language story to share, or you know someone who does, get in touch and if our plans align with where you are in the world, we'd love to get chatting about featuring your language story.

A little preview of what to expect on November 10th 2017 when the first episode of Language Stories launches! What is Language Stories? Language Stories is a new series here at Lindsay Does Languages of video and podcast episodes about languages in various places around the world. We’re currently spending a year travelling and working (online) and wanted to produce something lasting and inspiring both for language lovers and curious travellers alike. We’re creating Language Stories as we travel, discovering languages + meeting people in the places we go and sharing their stories. Language Stories is designed to be accessible. Something you can share with your family and friends that both do and don’t necessarily love languages as much as you do. It’s designed to inspire. To keep or start people learning languages solo and maybe even to travel to explore further for yourself. And finally, it’s designed to last. We want Language Stories to be something that you can revisit multiple times both now and in the future to enjoy as and when you fancy. What makes Language Stories different is that it's a multi-format project. There’s videos and podcast episodes primarily, that draw from the same sources but are produced by different people so tell things from slightly different perspectives. (The videos are edited by Ashley, my husband, and the podcasts are edited by me, Lindsay). From time to time there’ll also be additional blog content that accompanies the core videos and podcasts, and maybe even other formats as time goes on. We have some ideas and places in mind for future episodes, largely based on our travel plans for the year. However, we are flexible and if you have a language story to share, or you know someone who does, get in touch and if our plans align with where you are in the world, we’d love to get chatting about featuring your language story.

Learn Australian English in this interview episode with Lindsay Does Languages where we chat about British vs Aussie English and language learning more generally.

On this episode of Bilingual Avenue, I interview Lindsay Dow, a private language tutor and the founder of Lindsay Does Languages.  Lindsay believes in inspiring others to teach themselves languages. Whether that be in a face-to-face lesson with her, or through one of her Skype classes, or one of her blog posts or even one of her videos, she wants you to know that it is possible for you to learn a language!  Lindsay shares 25 different tools to help you and your children learn a language!  

Big news for the ladies of the Creative Language Learning Podcast in episode 20: Lindsay is engaged and Kerstin is married! In this episode, you'll hear:What makes a German wedding and an English engagement specialLindsay's and Kerstin's recent language learning updates - we've been learning Semaphore and Welsh!How do you use Memrise for language learning?Lindsay's exact process for learning a new way of communicating with online resourcesShould you speak early? Is there any reason to hold back? Article of the WeekCan you really learn a language using mobile apps? on Languages around the GlobeTips of the WeekSummer is my favourite season, so you won't have to guess hard to work out which tip I chose as the big tip of the week!1) Get outside and away from all your screens for a summer's learning session2) Make Language Study your first task of the day with Early Morning Study Sessions3) Watch your foreign movie...but watch the commentary!Tips and Links from this PodcastMemrise Semaphore CourseCollins Easy Learning DictionariesAp Geriaduron, Welsh dictionary appLEO, German dictionary app and websiteOmniglot, a huge language resourceMicro Robert, the French monolingual dictionaryQuestion of the Week Are you in an international relationship? Maybe a bilingual one? Tell us your story of living across borders in the comments or over on Facebook!

This episode is supported by FlashSticks, the printed language learning post-its. Use code KERSTIN10 for 10% off. In Episode 16, I'm introducing our new co-host: Lindsay Dow from Lindsay Does Languages I'm bringing Lindsay in for more Creative Language Learning Podcast because she's just been so much fun for you to listen to.In Episode 16, you'll hear: A discussion of the world's many different scripts and writing systems, with Lindsay's recent forays into Amharic and how I worked in Korea for 2 days What makes a dialect different from a language, and where is the line? What travelling to Europe and getting your Health Insurance card can do for your world perspectives A live recording of my first ever #iglc Instagram Language Challenge video Tips of the WeekIn this episode the tables were turned and Lindsay allowed me to choose the tip of the week from three awesome creative tips she had researched. I loved it! My favourite tip ended up being tip 3, using a language in order to learn a language.1) Open your ears and get into the exercises at listeningpractice.org2) Learn a language with Pinterest. Both Lindsay and I love this social network and we have about how you can enhance your lessons and learning adventures with it. Here they are: Kerstin's 4 Steps to Learning a Language with Pinterest on Fluent Using Pinterest for Language Learning on Lindsay Does Languages 3) Learn a new language via a language that you already knowLinks for Episode 16 of the Creative Language Learning Podcast This episode is brought to you by FlashSticks, the printed language learning post-its. Use code KERSTIN10 for 10% off. Memrise Courses for learning foreign writing systems such as Amharic, Russian Cyrillic or Hebrew Lindsay Does Languages on Instagram The Instagram Language Challenge Hashtag is #iglc. view it here Online Teaching Tricks, my new Udemy course - this deal gets you the course for £7