The Actual Fluency Podcast
Andrew Feinberg is back on the show to discuss his experience moving to Japan and learning Japanese, as well as some of the tricky aspects foreigners might be surprised about the Japanese culture.
He also compares Japanese to his experience learning Norwegian.
In this episode Lindie Botes comes on the show to talk about her passion for languages, and her extraordinary upbringing in different countries and languages.
In this episode Gabriel Gelman from Sprachheld.de comes on the show to talk about learning languages at home and abroad.
Àdhamh Ó Broin comes on the show to talk about the many languages of Scotland (past, present and future) as well as his own personal mission to reclaim his heritage language of Gaelic, and the revitalisation efforts that are going on today.
Marek Kohn, the author of Four Words for Friend:Why Using More Than One Language Matters Now More Than Ever comes on the show to talk about the book, as well as the role of languages in society, nationalism and improving assimilation and integration.
It's a slighty different topic than normal, but I find it extremely interesting and important to language learners!
Shannon Kennedy returns to the show to share all the details about the upcoming Women in Language conference taking place March 7-10, 2019 as well as her latest projects
