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Discovering new sources to study English. The internet is an amazing place when people know how to use it. There are so many websites and blogs that helps people to learn another language, in my own case English. I have found some websites that I'd like to share with you all in order to help who want improve your English skills. First of them is: http://www.elllo.org/ - This site I think so interesting because there are a lot of dialogs between native speakers about several topics. All dialogs are in audio and you can follow them with the text bellow audio. Second, I've found another site, where you can type any text on a box and then a voice read the text for you. link: http://text-to-speech.imtranslator.net/ These are some sources that I've found, but I know about many others that I can share with y'all later. That's all !!

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Discovering sources to study English.

The internet is an amazing place when people know how to use it. There are so many websites and blogs that helps people to learn another language, in my own case English. I have found some websites that I'd like to share with you all in order to help whoever wants to improve your English skills.

First of them is: http://www.elllo.org/ - This site I think it's so interesting because there are a lot of dialogs conversations between native speakers about several topics. All dialogs conversations are in have audio and you can follow them it with the text below the audio.

Secondly, I've found another site, where you can type any text on a box and then a voice reads the text for you.
link: http://text-to-speech.imtranslator.net/

These are some sources that I've found, but I know about many others that I can share with y'all later.
That's all !!


 

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google has a little bit robotic voice, this other site sounds more natural than google.
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thanks for sharing. i wonder just in case, why dont you use google for checking voice pronunciation of text or words. it seems easier.
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Thanks for the feedback, I'm really glad to help all of you guys.
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I am glad to see your post. Thank you. One website I use all the time is for the etymologies of words. Knowing which English words come from German or French, and from Latin or Greek, and so on, is always useful. http://www.etymonline.com/index.php?term=study

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