Related to the last post here, I have been exploring:
Radio Australia: Learn English
Worth a look.
"A great resource for all students and teachers..." -- Frances M, N.S.W. English Teachers Association Bulletin Board, Mar 25, 2005.
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Posted by Renae on June 6, 2008 at 11:02 pm
It’s a good site, but it’s a shame that there are only the four languages. Something similar in Arabic/Assyrian would be fantastic.
Posted by Lindsay on August 30, 2008 at 9:06 pm
This is an awesome site for learners of English from China, Khmer, France, PNG, Indonesia and Vietnam. I’ll definitely link to it on the language section of my site: SydneyFriends where I have mentioned a number of effective ways to learn English.