mbc english films

god morning evebody!
I have just realized that mbc channel allows us to watch films in english american languages! super, no? kindly, mammy djaouida

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I have just realized that mbc channel allows us to watch films in english american languages! super, no? kindly, mammy djaouida

good idea :thanks: but difficult to understand

good evening everyone! yes amel ! very difficult to understand all of it! but it is said that if we go on listening and listening to a special language we get accustomed to it! one of my yound frirnds prefers to liste to fata.. i don't what what channel : all day long we listen to... receipies!
does anuone know where (what internet link? as Al used to send to me) we can listen to oral lessons in english? it would be fantastic! I also would like to learn spanish , italian... and arabic!!! yes arabic... and amazigh! but they seem so hard... to me!
kindly meet you later... mammy djaouida

Hi everybody
It's true that's not very easy to understand, But I believe that practice is the best way to improve our Language.
I also agree with mumy Djaouida that with time, the ear gets used of american English.
On MBC 2 & 4, there is a great adventage, which is the arabic subtitle, that helps us a lot understaning especially idiomatic expressions.
I have a great exemple:
I know a little child who just started pronounicing most of words in ENGLISH!!!! her mother told me that she used to let her watching cartoons in English since one year, just because she liked that channel.
Now, Wissem can make sentences in English, and she knows most names.
It is really amasing, but the most surprising thing is her pronounciation!!!!!!! she really pronounces just as an american!!!
thank you

NB: note that wissem is just years and her first words were in English, despite, nobody speaks english at home!!!

good afternoon everybody! :thanks: fouad for your "voice!" and what you said about the yeoung girl is absolutely true! so let's all of us listen to english talking channels but try to get used to the pronunciation without :snooty: reading the arabic sentences to kindly improve our english or americain languages!!! mammy djaouida :très bien: