http://www.odeo.com/channels/2103837-Coffee-Break-French no Learn French with Coffee Break French, bringing you language-learning with your latte! Aimed at total beginners, this podcast will help you get to grips with the French language. Learn French with Coffee Break French, bringing you language-learning with your latte! Aimed at total beginners, this podcast will help you get to grips with the French language. Learn French with Coffee Break French, bringing you language-learning with your latte! Aimed at total beginners, this podcast will help you get to grips with the French language. en 40 Tue, 08 Dec 2009 07:21:04 -0800 Tue, 08 Dec 2009 07:21:04 -0800 ©Copyright Radio Lingua Ltd free, Lessons, French, coffee, languages, learn, language, break, radiolingua, pentleton, coffeebreak, frenchpod Language free Lessons French coffee learn break radiolingua pentleton http://www.odeo.com/episodes/25508497-Happy-Holidays-from-Radio-Lingua 2009 has been a fantastic year for Radio Lingua and we’d like to thank all our listeners for your support and enthusiasm over the past twelve months. To celebrate the end of 2009 and a new year of language-learning just around the corner, we’re delighted to announce our Holidays sale and give you some exciting advance notice of our plans for 2010. Read on! No festive period is complete without a sale, and we’re offering you 25% off all our courses right through until 31 December, midnight GMT. If you’ve been thinking about taking your language-learning more seriously next year, perhaps now is the time to jump on board and purchase one of our Season Passes. We’re delighted to be able to offer free language-learning materials to hundreds of thousands of listeners around the world, but you can take your learning to a new level with our premium materials which include lesson guides, extra listening materials and exericses for each of our courses. To receive... 2009 has been a fantastic year for Radio Lingua and we’d like to thank all our listeners for your support and enthusiasm over the past twelve months. To celebrate the end of 2009 and a new year of language-learning just around the corner, we’re delighted to announce our Holidays sale and give you some exciting advance notice of our plans for 2010. Read on! No festive period is complete without a sale, and we’re offering you 25% off all our courses right through until 31 December, midnight GMT. If you’ve been thinking about taking your language-learning more seriously next year, perhaps now is the time to jump on board and purchase one of our Season Passes. We’re delighted to be able to offer free language-learning materials to hundreds of thousands of listeners around the world, but you can take your learning to a new level with our premium materials which include lesson guides, extra listening materials and exericses for each of our courses. To receive your 25% discount, simply use the coupon code holidays09 (lower case) at checkout when you’re buying one of our courses. If you’ve not purchased an item from us before, you can view our full range of products here, or visit the appropriate store front for Coffee Break French, Coffee Break Spanish, Show Time Spanish, One Minute Languages, or School Run French. When you complete the form, make sure you enter holidays09 in the coupon code area at the bottom of the signup page. Please note that the 25% reduction will be applied at checkout. EU customers should be aware that the prices quoted on our signup pages do not include VAT. If you use the coupon code then the 25% discount will be applied and then 15% VAT will be added to the total cost. It’s worth also pointing out that as of 1st January 2010, the VAT charges will have to increase to 17.5% in line with the Inland Revenue arrangements in the UK. Please remember to use the coupon code as you’re purchasing: no refunds will be given on any materials purchased at full price if the coupon codes have not been used. Would you like to purchase a gift membership? If so, please contact us at support@radiolingua.com and we’ll get things set up for you. Let us know what product you wish to buy and the email address of the recipient. We’ll process your payment and send the gift membership invitation in time for Christmas. Please note that the deadline for any Christmas gifts is 17 December. New for 2010: the Radio Lingua Club. We’ve been listening to comments from our existing premium customers and one of the most common requests is for more help and advice for learning languages. We’ve decided therefore to create a ‘club’ around this. Membership to the club will last 12 months and during this time members will receive the following benefits: Weekly podcasts in a brand new “how to learn a language” series featuring tips, tricks and advice on learning language. We’ll also be including interviews with language learners from all walks of life who will share their learning tips. The course will feature tips for beginners and for experienced learners and we’re sure that everyone will be able to benefit from this course, regardless of the language they are learning. Reduced prices on all our content. Members will have access to a special discount rate for any purchases made within the membership period. At certain times we’ll also offer special discounts on certain products. Refer-a-friend refunds. Members of the Radio Lingua club will be able to introduce a friend to Radio Lingua courses at a discounted rate, and receive an affiliate payment. So if you’re a Coffee Break Spanish Season Pass holder and you introduce your friend to the show and they purchase the show, you’ll receive a special payment from us to say thanks. The Radio Lingua Club will involve a monthly payment of just £4.00 GBP. Alternatively you can purchase a twelve-month subscription for £36. The club will launch on January 1st 2010 with our first weekly language-learning tips podcast. We’re offering a special early-bird purchase offer where you can get 25% off the twelve-month subscription: for just £27 you will get access to a full year’s worth of podcasts, you’ll access the reduced prices throughout 2010, and you will be able to use the refer-a-friend refund too. To take advantage of this special early-bird offer which will only be available until 31st December, please click here , or log into your Control Panel and add Club Membership (Early-bird) to your account. Please note that the monthly subscription option will only be available after January 1st 2010. If 2009 has been a big year for Radio Lingua, we’re really excited about what’s coming in 2010! Our Coffee Break French listeners will be aware that we’re moving into lessons 71-80 of Coffee Break French, and we’re often asked about “what happens when Coffee Break French finishes?” Well, we’re busy planning new content for intermediate learners at the moment, and we’re sure that everyone will enjoy what will come after our existing course content. This year we introduced our first experimental video show – Walk, Talk and Learn French. We were overwhelmed at the response to Walk, Talk and Learn, but as a small company we’ve been limited in terms of the time required to produce more shows. Fans of the show will be delighted to know that we’ve filmed a second series and are working on the content at the moment, ready for launch early in 2010. We’re a couple of days away from releasing the last ever episode of Show Time Spanish, which has developed into one of our most popular shows. As we’ve explained to listeners, Show Time took an enormous amount of work to produce each episode and we feel that we can’t continue the show in its current format. However, we are sure that Show Time Spanish listeners won’t be disappointed with what we have planned for release in the new year. We’re working on new content which will continue to feature native-speaker conversations and in-depth study of the language. We can’t say too much now, but we’ll be making some announcements early in the New Year. If you’re interested in languages other than French and Spanish then we’re very pleased to announce that 2010 will bring more content for Italian and German learners and that we’ll continue to increase our range of One Minute Languages. Last, but by no means least, since September we’ve been working in conjunction with schools in the UK through Radio Lingua Schools, and we’ve been involved in several projects involving languages and creative technologies. In 2010 we’re going to be looking more at the resources side of Radio Lingua Schools and have started work on a major new course for children, due to be launched in August 2010. Of course, as we’ve said many times, we’re still a small company and we’re doing our best to continue to produce high quality, engaging materials. We hope that 2010 will bring further opportunities for new projects, collaboration and new ideas! Of course we have lots of ideas as to our new developments, but we’re really interested to hear about your ideas. To this end, we’re asking for 10 minutes of your time and we hope that you’ll be willing to share some of your thoughts about language-learning and your next steps as a learner. We’ve devised a survey and would be very grateful if you would tell us a little about your language-learning and your experience using Radio Lingua materials. You can give as much or as little detail as you wish, but obviously it’s extremely useful to us if you can provide as much information as possible. There are different sections of the survey, depending on which language(s) you learn with Radio Lingua, and on whether you listen to the free content or use our premium materials. You’ll be guided through the survey and we’ll try to explain why we’re asking what we’re asking. If you complete the survey you’ll be invited to enter a prize draw – there’s an iPod Touch up for grabs along with five platinum season passes to a language course of your choice! To start taking the survey now, click here. All that remains for us to do is to wish each and every one of our listeners and friends a very happy holiday season and a peaceful and prosperous 2010. 2009 has been a fantastic year for Radio Lingua and we’d like to thank all our listeners for your support and enthusiasm over the past twelve months. To celebrate the end of 2009 and a new year of language-learning just around the corner, we’re delighted to announce our Holidays sale and give you some exciting advance notice of our plans for 2010. Read on! No festive period is complete without a sale, and we’re offering you 25% off all our courses right through until 31 December, midnight GMT. If you’ve been thinking about taking your language-learning more seriously next year, perhaps now is the time to jump on board and purchase one of our Season Passes. We’re delighted to be able to offer free language-learning materials to hundreds of thousands of listeners around the world, but you can take your learning to a new level with our premium materials which include lesson guides, extra listening materials and exericses for each of our courses. To receive your 25% discount, simply use the coupon code holidays09 (lower case) at checkout when you’re buying one of our courses. If you’ve not purchased an item from us before, you can view our full range of products here, or visit the appropriate store front for Coffee Break French, Coffee Break Spanish, Show Time Spanish, One Minute Languages, or School Run French. When you complete the form, make sure you enter holidays09 in the coupon code area at the bottom of the signup page. Please note that the 25% reduction will be applied at checkout. EU customers should be aware that the prices quoted on our signup pages do not include VAT. If you use the coupon code then the 25% discount will be applied and then 15% VAT will be added to the total cost. It’s worth also pointing out that as of 1st January 2010, the VAT charges will have to increase to 17.5% in line with the Inland Revenue arrangements in the UK. Please remember to use the coupon code as you’re purchasing: no refunds will be given on any materials purchased at full price if the coupon codes have not been used. Would you like to purchase a gift membership? If so, please contact us at support@radiolingua.com and we’ll get things set up for you. Let us know what product you wish to buy and the email address of the recipient. We’ll process your payment and send the gift membership invitation in time for Christmas. Please note that the deadline for any Christmas gifts is 17 December. New for 2010: the Radio Lingua Club. We’ve been listening to comments from our existing premium customers and one of the most common requests is for more help and advice for learning languages. We’ve decided therefore to create a ‘club’ around this. Membership to the club will last 12 months and during this time members will receive the following benefits: Weekly podcasts in a brand new “how to learn a language” series featuring tips, tricks and advice on learning language. We’ll also be including interviews with language learners from all walks of life who will share their learning tips. The course will feature tips for beginners and for experienced learners and we’re sure that everyone will be able to benefit from this course, regardless of the language they are learning. Reduced prices on all our content. Members will have access to a special discount rate for any purchases made within the membership period. At certain times we’ll also offer special discounts on certain products. Refer-a-friend refunds. Members of the Radio Lingua club will be able to introduce a friend to Radio Lingua courses at a discounted rate, and receive an affiliate payment. So if you’re a Coffee Break Spanish Season Pass holder and you introduce your friend to the show and they purchase the show, you’ll receive a special payment from us to say thanks. The Radio Lingua Club will involve a monthly payment of just £4.00 GBP. Alternatively you can purchase a twelve-month subscription for £36. The club will launch on January 1st 2010 with our first weekly language-learning tips podcast. We’re offering a special early-bird purchase offer where you can get 25% off the twelve-month subscription: for just £27 you will get access to a full year’s worth of podcasts, you’ll access the reduced prices throughout 2010, and you will be able to use the refer-a-friend refund too. To take advantage of this special early-bird offer which will only be available until 31st December, please click here , or log into your Control Panel and add Club Membership (Early-bird) to your account. Please note that the monthly subscription option will only be available after January 1st 2010. If 2009 has been a big year for Radio Lingua, we’re really excited about what’s coming in 2010! Our Coffee Break French listeners will be aware that we’re moving into lessons 71-80 of Coffee Break French, and we’re often asked about “what happens when Coffee Break French finishes?” Well, we’re busy planning new content for intermediate learners at the moment, and we’re sure that everyone will enjoy what will come after our existing course content. This year we introduced our first experimental video show – Walk, Talk and Learn French. We were overwhelmed at the response to Walk, Talk and Learn, but as a small company we’ve been limited in terms of the time required to produce more shows. Fans of the show will be delighted to know that we’ve filmed a second series and are working on the content at the moment, ready for launch early in 2010. We’re a couple of days away from releasing the last ever episode of Show Time Spanish, which has developed into one of our most popular shows. As we’ve explained to listeners, Show Time took an enormous amount of work to produce each episode and we feel that we can’t continue the show in its current format. However, we are sure that Show Time Spanish listeners won’t be disappointed with what we have planned for release in the new year. We’re working on new content which will continue to feature native-speaker conversations and in-depth study of the language. We can’t say too much now, but we’ll be making some announcements early in the New Year. If you’re interested in languages other than French and Spanish then we’re very pleased to announce that 2010 will bring more content for Italian and German learners and that we’ll continue to increase our range of One Minute Languages. Last, but by no means least, since September we’ve been working in conjunction with schools in the UK through Radio Lingua Schools, and we’ve been involved in several projects involving languages and creative technologies. In 2010 we’re going to be looking more at the resources side of Radio Lingua Schools and have started work on a major new course for children, due to be launched in August 2010. Of course, as we’ve said many times, we’re still a small company and we’re doing our best to continue to produce high quality, engaging materials. We hope that 2010 will bring further opportunities for new projects, collaboration and new ideas! Of course we have lots of ideas as to our new developments, but we’re really interested to hear about your ideas. To this end, we’re asking for 10 minutes of your time and we hope that you’ll be willing to share some of your thoughts about language-learning and your next steps as a learner. We’ve devised a survey and would be very grateful if you would tell us a little about your language-learning and your experience using Radio Lingua materials. You can give as much or as little detail as you wish, but obviously it’s extremely useful to us if you can provide as much information as possible. There are different sections of the survey, depending on which language(s) you learn with Radio Lingua, and on whether you listen to the free content or use our premium materials. You’ll be guided through the survey and we’ll try to explain why we’re asking what we’re asking. If you complete the survey you’ll be invited to enter a prize draw – there’s an iPod Touch up for grabs along with five platinum season passes to a language course of your choice! To start taking the survey now, click here. All that remains for us to do is to wish each and every one of our listeners and friends a very happy holiday season and a peaceful and prosperous 2010. tag:odeo.com,2009-12-08,25508497 Tue, 08 Dec 2009 07:21:04 -0800 no Coffee Break French feedback, discounts, Coffee Break French, Coffee Break Spanish, radio lingua coupon codes, Radio Lingua News, My Daily Phrase Italian, TwitterLearn Italian, gift memberships, coffee break french coupon codes, Radio Lingua Club, holidays09, coffee break spanish coupon codes, TwitterLearn Spanish, TwitterLearn French, Show Time Spanish, plans for 2010, Walk, Talk and Learn French free Lessons French coffee languages learn language break radiolingua pentleton coffeebreak frenchpod http://www.odeo.com/episodes/25456931-Lesson-70-%E2%80%93-Coffee-Break-French In this 70th episode of Coffee Break French, Mark and Anna look at one activity which learners traditionally find difficult in a foreign language: using the telephone. Members’ Materials | Purchase Season Pass | iTunes | RSS Share In this 70th episode of Coffee Break French, Mark and Anna look at one activity which learners traditionally find difficult in a foreign language: using the telephone. Members’ Materials | Purchase Season Pass | iTunes | RSS Share In this 70th episode of Coffee Break French, Mark and Anna look at one activity which learners traditionally find difficult in a foreign language: using the telephone. Members’ Materials | Purchase Season Pass | iTunes | RSS Share tag:odeo.com,2009-11-15,25456931 Sun, 15 Nov 2009 12:20:56 -0800 no Coffee Break French phone, French, Coffee Break French, using the telephone in French, making a phone call in French free Lessons French coffee languages learn language break radiolingua pentleton coffeebreak frenchpod http://www.odeo.com/episodes/25382928-Lesson-69-%E2%80%93-Coffee-Break-French This week’s Coffee Break French deals with hiring a car in a French-speaking area. Like our last episode, this lesson focuses on using the language we’ve been working on recently in a practical context. Members’ Materials | Purchase Season Pass | iTunes | RSS This week’s Coffee Break French deals with hiring a car in a French-speaking area. Like our last episode, this lesson focuses on using the language we’ve been working on recently in a practical context. Members’ Materials | Purchase Season Pass | iTunes | RSS This week’s Coffee Break French deals with hiring a car in a French-speaking area. Like our last episode, this lesson focuses on using the language we’ve been working on recently in a practical context. Members’ Materials | Purchase Season Pass | iTunes | RSS tag:odeo.com,2009-10-27,25382928 Tue, 27 Oct 2009 00:24:27 -0700 no Coffee Break French driving, French, Coffee Break French, irregular verbs, conduire, car vocabulary voiture, louer une voiture, hiring a car in France free Lessons French coffee languages learn language break radiolingua pentleton coffeebreak frenchpod http://www.odeo.com/episodes/25304593-Radio-Lingua-celebrates-3-years-of-language-learning On 18th October 2006, episode one of a new language-learning podcast called Coffee Break Spanish was released to the world. This show was a bit different from the other Spanish learning shows out there: it was a gradual introduction to basic Spanish presented by teacher Mark, teaching student Kara. At this stage no-one really knew if the idea would work, but Coffee Break Spanish grew to become one of the most popular ways to learn Spanish online. The show quickly climbed the charts on iTunes UK and US, and began to feature in the top podcasts at Podcast Alley and on Libsyn. Three years down the line and the Radio Lingua Network now produces twenty-seven language courses in eighteen languages and this week saw the sixty millionth download of our language lessons! That means – on average – around 55,000 downloads per day, every day for the last three years. It’s time to celebrate! To celebrate this milestone in our company’s development, we’re reducing ev... On 18th October 2006, episode one of a new language-learning podcast called Coffee Break Spanish was released to the world. This show was a bit different from the other Spanish learning shows out there: it was a gradual introduction to basic Spanish presented by teacher Mark, teaching student Kara. At this stage no-one really knew if the idea would work, but Coffee Break Spanish grew to become one of the most popular ways to learn Spanish online. The show quickly climbed the charts on iTunes UK and US, and began to feature in the top podcasts at Podcast Alley and on Libsyn. Three years down the line and the Radio Lingua Network now produces twenty-seven language courses in eighteen languages and this week saw the sixty millionth download of our language lessons! That means – on average – around 55,000 downloads per day, every day for the last three years. It’s time to celebrate! To celebrate this milestone in our company’s development, we’re reducing everything to 60% of the normal prices, ie. 40% off, for one week only, from noon GMT on 18th October through to midnight GMT on 25th October. There has never been a better time to purchase our lesson guides, enhanced podcasts and extra listening materials. Simply use coupon code sixty when you sign up for any of our shows. You can choose between Coffee Break Spanish, Coffee Break French and Show Time Spanish, or indeed one of our shorter One Minute or TwitterLearn courses. By purchasing a membership you can access a range of materials including pdf lesson guides featuring the words and phrases included in each lesson, enhanced podcasts which are perfect for listening on the iPod Touch or iPhone where you can see the flashcards synchronised to the audio, and bonus listening materials to help you improve your language skills even more. Please note that the coupon code can’t be used in conjunction with any other offer and is limited to one purchase per member. Please note too that in order to qualify for the discount, the coupon code must be used at checkout time. We can’t offer retrospective discounts if the coupon code was not used. Announcing a new development We’ve been reading your comments regarding discussion boards and building a community around our lessons. Our previous discussion boards were created before we developed our membership system, so were unfortunately not linked to the system. Today we’re launching our new Community area where listeners can interact with each other, share their language-learning experiences and benefit from collaborative learning with fellow listeners. Accessing the Community is free, but you’ll need to sign up for an account in our system, so we’ll hopefully avoid the spam problems we’ve had in the past. If you’re already a member of our system then you’ll be able to access My Courses in the community, where we’ll lead activities and generate discussions in which you can practise what you’ve learned in each lesson. My Courses is restricted to our premium members, so if you’ve purchased a Season Pass to Coffee Break French Level 2, you’ll see this course in My Courses, allowing you to interact with your fellow learners in the activities and discussions there. And if you’re not yet a premium member, you can join this week at a hugely discounted price! We’re looking forward to interacting with all our learners in My Courses. Any questions? Get in touch with us, or post your question in our Community area. Here’s to many more years of language learning with Radio Lingua! On 18th October 2006, episode one of a new language-learning podcast called Coffee Break Spanish was released to the world. This show was a bit different from the other Spanish learning shows out there: it was a gradual introduction to basic Spanish presented by teacher Mark, teaching student Kara. At this stage no-one really knew if the idea would work, but Coffee Break Spanish grew to become one of the most popular ways to learn Spanish online. The show quickly climbed the charts on iTunes UK and US, and began to feature in the top podcasts at Podcast Alley and on Libsyn. Three years down the line and the Radio Lingua Network now produces twenty-seven language courses in eighteen languages and this week saw the sixty millionth download of our language lessons! That means – on average – around 55,000 downloads per day, every day for the last three years. It’s time to celebrate! To celebrate this milestone in our company’s development, we’re reducing everything to 60% of the normal prices, ie. 40% off, for one week only, from noon GMT on 18th October through to midnight GMT on 25th October. There has never been a better time to purchase our lesson guides, enhanced podcasts and extra listening materials. Simply use coupon code sixty when you sign up for any of our shows. You can choose between Coffee Break Spanish, Coffee Break French and Show Time Spanish, or indeed one of our shorter One Minute or TwitterLearn courses. By purchasing a membership you can access a range of materials including pdf lesson guides featuring the words and phrases included in each lesson, enhanced podcasts which are perfect for listening on the iPod Touch or iPhone where you can see the flashcards synchronised to the audio, and bonus listening materials to help you improve your language skills even more. Please note that the coupon code can’t be used in conjunction with any other offer and is limited to one purchase per member. Please note too that in order to qualify for the discount, the coupon code must be used at checkout time. We can’t offer retrospective discounts if the coupon code was not used. Announcing a new development We’ve been reading your comments regarding discussion boards and building a community around our lessons. Our previous discussion boards were created before we developed our membership system, so were unfortunately not linked to the system. Today we’re launching our new Community area where listeners can interact with each other, share their language-learning experiences and benefit from collaborative learning with fellow listeners. Accessing the Community is free, but you’ll need to sign up for an account in our system, so we’ll hopefully avoid the spam problems we’ve had in the past. If you’re already a member of our system then you’ll be able to access My Courses in the community, where we’ll lead activities and generate discussions in which you can practise what you’ve learned in each lesson. My Courses is restricted to our premium members, so if you’ve purchased a Season Pass to Coffee Break French Level 2, you’ll see this course in My Courses, allowing you to interact with your fellow learners in the activities and discussions there. And if you’re not yet a premium member, you can join this week at a hugely discounted price! We’re looking forward to interacting with all our learners in My Courses. Any questions? Get in touch with us, or post your question in our Community area. Here’s to many more years of language learning with Radio Lingua! tag:odeo.com,2009-10-17,25304593 Sat, 17 Oct 2009 17:00:28 -0700 no Coffee Break French sale, Radio Lingua News, top language learning podcast, Radio Lingua birthday, discount coffee break french, discussion board, download milestone, discount coffee break spanish, Radio Lingua Community, 60 million downloads free Lessons French coffee languages learn language break radiolingua pentleton coffeebreak frenchpod http://www.odeo.com/episodes/25297933-Lesson-68-%E2%80%93-Coffee-Break-French Coffee Break French is back! In Lesson 68 it’s time to put the language we’ve been learning into practice and return to some transactional situations, this time equipped with a thorough understanding of how the language works. In this week’s show Mark and Anna discuss travelling by taxi in French, and use the constructions and expressions learned in recent weeks within this context. Members’ Materials | Purchase Season Pass | iTunes | RSS Coffee Break French is back! In Lesson 68 it’s time to put the language we’ve been learning into practice and return to some transactional situations, this time equipped with a thorough understanding of how the language works. In this week’s show Mark and Anna discuss travelling by taxi in French, and use the constructions and expressions learned in recent weeks within this context. Members’ Materials | Purchase Season Pass | iTunes | RSS Coffee Break French is back! In Lesson 68 it’s time to put the language we’ve been learning into practice and return to some transactional situations, this time equipped with a thorough understanding of how the language works. In this week’s show Mark and Anna discuss travelling by taxi in French, and use the constructions and expressions learned in recent weeks within this context. Members’ Materials | Purchase Season Pass | iTunes | RSS tag:odeo.com,2009-10-16,25297933 Fri, 16 Oct 2009 10:58:20 -0700 no Coffee Break French travel, French, cab, taxi, Coffee Break French, french taxi free Lessons French coffee languages learn language break radiolingua pentleton coffeebreak frenchpod http://www.odeo.com/episodes/25295727-Lesson-67-%E2%80%93-Coffee-Break-French In Lesson 67 we’re building on the verbal constructions we’ve been learning over the past few weeks and introducing the phrase après avoir fait quelque chose. This lesson also explains what happens when an être verb is used with this construction. Members’ Materials | Purchase Season Pass | iTunes | RSS In Lesson 67 we’re building on the verbal constructions we’ve been learning over the past few weeks and introducing the phrase après avoir fait quelque chose. This lesson also explains what happens when an être verb is used with this construction. Members’ Materials | Purchase Season Pass | iTunes | RSS In Lesson 67 we’re building on the verbal constructions we’ve been learning over the past few weeks and introducing the phrase après avoir fait quelque chose. This lesson also explains what happens when an être verb is used with this construction. Members’ Materials | Purchase Season Pass | iTunes | RSS tag:odeo.com,2009-09-30,25295727 Wed, 30 Sep 2009 04:39:19 -0700 no Coffee Break French French, Coffee Break French, talking about the past, verbal constructions, après avoir fait, past participle free Lessons French coffee languages learn language break radiolingua pentleton coffeebreak frenchpod http://www.odeo.com/episodes/25209031-Lesson-67-%E2%80%93-Coffee-Break-French In Lesson 67 we’re building on the verbal constructions we’ve been learning over the past few weeks and introducing the phrase après avoir fait quelque chose. This lesson also explains what happens when an être verb is used with this construction. Members’ Materials | Purchase Season Pass | iTunes | RSS In Lesson 67 we’re building on the verbal constructions we’ve been learning over the past few weeks and introducing the phrase après avoir fait quelque chose. This lesson also explains what happens when an être verb is used with this construction. Members’ Materials | Purchase Season Pass | iTunes | RSS In Lesson 67 we’re building on the verbal constructions we’ve been learning over the past few weeks and introducing the phrase après avoir fait quelque chose. This lesson also explains what happens when an être verb is used with this construction. Members’ Materials | Purchase Season Pass | iTunes | RSS tag:odeo.com,2009-09-30,25209031 Wed, 30 Sep 2009 04:39:19 -0700 no Coffee Break French French, Coffee Break French, talking about the past, verbal constructions, après avoir fait, past participle free Lessons French coffee languages learn language break radiolingua pentleton coffeebreak frenchpod http://www.odeo.com/episodes/25295728-Lesson-66-%E2%80%93-Coffee-Break-French In Lesson 66 we’re covering two constructions which will help to increase your range of expression: venir de faire quelque chose (to have just done something) and avant de faire quelque chose (before doing something). Members’ Materials | Purchase Season Pass | iTunes | RSS In Lesson 66 we’re covering two constructions which will help to increase your range of expression: venir de faire quelque chose (to have just done something) and avant de faire quelque chose (before doing something). Members’ Materials | Purchase Season Pass | iTunes | RSS In Lesson 66 we’re covering two constructions which will help to increase your range of expression: venir de faire quelque chose (to have just done something) and avant de faire quelque chose (before doing something). Members’ Materials | Purchase Season Pass | iTunes | RSS tag:odeo.com,2009-09-12,25295728 Sat, 12 Sep 2009 00:17:58 -0700 no Coffee Break French French, Just, before, Coffee Break French, venir de, before doing something, to have just done something, venir de + infinitive, avant de + infinitive, avant de free Lessons French coffee languages learn language break radiolingua pentleton coffeebreak frenchpod http://www.odeo.com/episodes/25111776-Lesson-66-%E2%80%93-Coffee-Break-French In Lesson 66 we’re covering two constructions which will help to increase your range of expression: venir de faire quelque chose (to have just done something) and avant de faire quelque chose (before doing something). Members’ Materials | Purchase Season Pass | iTunes | RSS In Lesson 66 we’re covering two constructions which will help to increase your range of expression: venir de faire quelque chose (to have just done something) and avant de faire quelque chose (before doing something). Members’ Materials | Purchase Season Pass | iTunes | RSS In Lesson 66 we’re covering two constructions which will help to increase your range of expression: venir de faire quelque chose (to have just done something) and avant de faire quelque chose (before doing something). Members’ Materials | Purchase Season Pass | iTunes | RSS tag:odeo.com,2009-09-12,25111776 Sat, 12 Sep 2009 00:17:58 -0700 no Coffee Break French French, Just, before, Coffee Break French, venir de, before doing something, to have just done something, venir de + infinitive, avant de + infinitive, avant de free Lessons French coffee languages learn language break radiolingua pentleton coffeebreak frenchpod http://www.odeo.com/episodes/25295729-Lesson-65-%E2%80%93-Coffee-Break-French In Lesson 65 you’ll solve the mystery of “qui” or “que”. Members’ Materials | Purchase Season Pass | iTunes | RSS In Lesson 65 you’ll solve the mystery of “qui” or “que”. Members’ Materials | Purchase Season Pass | iTunes | RSS In Lesson 65 you’ll solve the mystery of “qui” or “que”. Members’ Materials | Purchase Season Pass | iTunes | RSS tag:odeo.com,2009-08-26,25295729 Wed, 26 Aug 2009 03:32:54 -0700 no Coffee Break French French, que, Coffee Break French, relative pronouns, saying which in French, qui or que, saying whom in French, saying that in French, qui, saying who in French, que or qui free Lessons French coffee languages learn language break radiolingua pentleton coffeebreak frenchpod http://www.odeo.com/episodes/25023895-Lesson-65-Coffee-Break-French In Lesson 65 you’ll solve the mystery of “qui” or “que”. Members’ Materials | Purchase Season Pass | iTunes | RSS In Lesson 65 you’ll solve the mystery of “qui” or “que”. Members’ Materials | Purchase Season Pass | iTunes | RSS In Lesson 65 you’ll solve the mystery of “qui” or “que”. Members’ Materials | Purchase Season Pass | iTunes | RSS tag:odeo.com,2009-08-26,25023895 Wed, 26 Aug 2009 03:32:54 -0700 no Coffee Break French French, que, Coffee Break French, relative pronouns, saying which in French, qui or que, saying whom in French, saying that in French, qui, saying who in French, que or qui free Lessons French coffee languages learn language break radiolingua pentleton coffeebreak frenchpod http://www.odeo.com/episodes/25086202-Lesson-65-%E2%80%93-Coffee-Break-French In Lesson 65 you’ll solve the mystery of “qui” or “que”. Members’ Materials | Purchase Season Pass | iTunes | RSS In Lesson 65 you’ll solve the mystery of “qui” or “que”. Members’ Materials | Purchase Season Pass | iTunes | RSS In Lesson 65 you’ll solve the mystery of “qui” or “que”. Members’ Materials | Purchase Season Pass | iTunes | RSS tag:odeo.com,2009-08-26,25086202 Wed, 26 Aug 2009 03:32:54 -0700 no Coffee Break French French, que, Coffee Break French, relative pronouns, saying which in French, qui or que, saying whom in French, saying that in French, qui, saying who in French, que or qui free Lessons French coffee languages learn language break radiolingua pentleton coffeebreak frenchpod http://www.odeo.com/episodes/25295730-Lesson-64-%E2%80%93-Coffee-Break-French In Lesson 64 you’ll find out exactly why Prince Philip changes his wig frequently… or at least when the imperfect tense is used in French! Members’ Materials | Purchase Season Pass | iTunes | RSS In Lesson 64 you’ll find out exactly why Prince Philip changes his wig frequently… or at least when the imperfect tense is used in French! Members’ Materials | Purchase Season Pass | iTunes | RSS In Lesson 64 you’ll find out exactly why Prince Philip changes his wig frequently… or at least when the imperfect tense is used in French! Members’ Materials | Purchase Season Pass | iTunes | RSS tag:odeo.com,2009-08-16,25295730 Sun, 16 Aug 2009 14:31:12 -0700 no Coffee Break French French, french verbs, Coffee Break French, imperfect tense, were doing, used to do, would do, was doing, talking about the past free Lessons French coffee languages learn language break radiolingua pentleton coffeebreak frenchpod http://www.odeo.com/episodes/24971636-Lesson-64-Coffee-Break-French In Lesson 64 you’ll find out exactly why Prince Philip changes his wig frequently… or at least when the imperfect tense is used in French! Members’ Materials | Purchase Season Pass | iTunes | RSS In Lesson 64 you’ll find out exactly why Prince Philip changes his wig frequently… or at least when the imperfect tense is used in French! Members’ Materials | Purchase Season Pass | iTunes | RSS In Lesson 64 you’ll find out exactly why Prince Philip changes his wig frequently… or at least when the imperfect tense is used in French! Members’ Materials | Purchase Season Pass | iTunes | RSS tag:odeo.com,2009-08-16,24971636 Sun, 16 Aug 2009 14:31:12 -0700 no Coffee Break French French, french verbs, Coffee Break French, imperfect tense, were doing, used to do, would do, was doing, talking about the past free Lessons French coffee languages learn language break radiolingua pentleton coffeebreak frenchpod http://www.odeo.com/episodes/25086203-Lesson-64-%E2%80%93-Coffee-Break-French In Lesson 64 you’ll find out exactly why Prince Philip changes his wig frequently… or at least when the imperfect tense is used in French! Members’ Materials | Purchase Season Pass | iTunes | RSS In Lesson 64 you’ll find out exactly why Prince Philip changes his wig frequently… or at least when the imperfect tense is used in French! Members’ Materials | Purchase Season Pass | iTunes | RSS In Lesson 64 you’ll find out exactly why Prince Philip changes his wig frequently… or at least when the imperfect tense is used in French! Members’ Materials | Purchase Season Pass | iTunes | RSS tag:odeo.com,2009-08-16,25086203 Sun, 16 Aug 2009 14:31:12 -0700 no Coffee Break French French, french verbs, Coffee Break French, imperfect tense, were doing, used to do, would do, was doing, talking about the past free Lessons French coffee languages learn language break radiolingua pentleton coffeebreak frenchpod http://www.odeo.com/episodes/24929904-Lesson-63-Coffee-Break-French In Lesson 63 we take a further look at the imperfect tense, this time looking at the formation of -re and -ir verbs. We also consider some verbs with slightly different patterns and the only verb with an irregular stem in the imperfect tense: être. Members’ Materials | Purchase Season Pass | iTunes | RSS In Lesson 63 we take a further look at the imperfect tense, this time looking at the formation of -re and -ir verbs. We also consider some verbs with slightly different patterns and the only verb with an irregular stem in the imperfect tense: être. Members’ Materials | Purchase Season Pass | iTunes | RSS In Lesson 63 we take a further look at the imperfect tense, this time looking at the formation of -re and -ir verbs. We also consider some verbs with slightly different patterns and the only verb with an irregular stem in the imperfect tense: être. Members’ Materials | Purchase Season Pass | iTunes | RSS tag:odeo.com,2009-08-08,24929904 Sat, 08 Aug 2009 12:45:59 -0700 no Coffee Break French French, irregular, Coffee Break French, être, re verbs, ir verbs, french grammar, imperfect tense, j'étais, manger imperfect, french imperfect free Lessons French coffee languages learn language break radiolingua pentleton coffeebreak frenchpod http://www.odeo.com/episodes/25295731-Lesson-63-%E2%80%93-Coffee-Break-French In Lesson 63 we take a further look at the imperfect tense, this time looking at the formation of -re and -ir verbs. We also consider some verbs with slightly different patterns and the only verb with an irregular stem in the imperfect tense: être. Members’ Materials | Purchase Season Pass | iTunes | RSS In Lesson 63 we take a further look at the imperfect tense, this time looking at the formation of -re and -ir verbs. We also consider some verbs with slightly different patterns and the only verb with an irregular stem in the imperfect tense: être. Members’ Materials | Purchase Season Pass | iTunes | RSS In Lesson 63 we take a further look at the imperfect tense, this time looking at the formation of -re and -ir verbs. We also consider some verbs with slightly different patterns and the only verb with an irregular stem in the imperfect tense: être. Members’ Materials | Purchase Season Pass | iTunes | RSS tag:odeo.com,2009-08-08,25295731 Sat, 08 Aug 2009 12:45:59 -0700 no Coffee Break French French, irregular, Coffee Break French, être, re verbs, ir verbs, french grammar, imperfect tense, j'étais, manger imperfect, french imperfect free Lessons French coffee languages learn language break radiolingua pentleton coffeebreak frenchpod http://www.odeo.com/episodes/25086204-Lesson-63-%E2%80%93-Coffee-Break-French In Lesson 63 we take a further look at the imperfect tense, this time looking at the formation of -re and -ir verbs. We also consider some verbs with slightly different patterns and the only verb with an irregular stem in the imperfect tense: être. Members’ Materials | Purchase Season Pass | iTunes | RSS In Lesson 63 we take a further look at the imperfect tense, this time looking at the formation of -re and -ir verbs. We also consider some verbs with slightly different patterns and the only verb with an irregular stem in the imperfect tense: être. Members’ Materials | Purchase Season Pass | iTunes | RSS In Lesson 63 we take a further look at the imperfect tense, this time looking at the formation of -re and -ir verbs. We also consider some verbs with slightly different patterns and the only verb with an irregular stem in the imperfect tense: être. Members’ Materials | Purchase Season Pass | iTunes | RSS tag:odeo.com,2009-08-08,25086204 Sat, 08 Aug 2009 12:45:59 -0700 no Coffee Break French French, irregular, Coffee Break French, être, re verbs, ir verbs, french grammar, imperfect tense, j'étais, manger imperfect, french imperfect free Lessons French coffee languages learn language break radiolingua pentleton coffeebreak frenchpod http://www.odeo.com/episodes/25295732-Lesson-62-%E2%80%93-Coffee-Break-French In this week’s lesson we look at another tense used to talk about the past: the imperfect tense. We learn how to construct it and look at one of the situations in which the imperfect is used. Members’ Materials | Purchase Season Pass | iTunes | RSS In this week’s lesson we look at another tense used to talk about the past: the imperfect tense. We learn how to construct it and look at one of the situations in which the imperfect is used. Members’ Materials | Purchase Season Pass | iTunes | RSS In this week’s lesson we look at another tense used to talk about the past: the imperfect tense. We learn how to construct it and look at one of the situations in which the imperfect is used. Members’ Materials | Purchase Season Pass | iTunes | RSS tag:odeo.com,2009-08-01,25295732 Sat, 01 Aug 2009 08:00:36 -0700 no Coffee Break French French, past, description, imperfect, Coffee Break French, french grammar, imperfect endings, imperfect tense free Lessons French coffee languages learn language break radiolingua pentleton coffeebreak frenchpod http://www.odeo.com/episodes/24895971-Lesson-62-Coffee-Break-French In this week’s lesson we look at another tense used to talk about the past: the imperfect tense. We learn how to construct it and look at one of the situations in which the imperfect is used. Members’ Materials | Purchase Season Pass | iTunes | RSS In this week’s lesson we look at another tense used to talk about the past: the imperfect tense. We learn how to construct it and look at one of the situations in which the imperfect is used. Members’ Materials | Purchase Season Pass | iTunes | RSS In this week’s lesson we look at another tense used to talk about the past: the imperfect tense. We learn how to construct it and look at one of the situations in which the imperfect is used. Members’ Materials | Purchase Season Pass | iTunes | RSS tag:odeo.com,2009-08-01,24895971 Sat, 01 Aug 2009 08:00:36 -0700 no Coffee Break French French, past, description, imperfect, Coffee Break French, french grammar, imperfect endings, imperfect tense free Lessons French coffee languages learn language break radiolingua pentleton coffeebreak frenchpod http://www.odeo.com/episodes/25086205-Lesson-62-%E2%80%93-Coffee-Break-French In this week’s lesson we look at another tense used to talk about the past: the imperfect tense. We learn how to construct it and look at one of the situations in which the imperfect is used. Members’ Materials | Purchase Season Pass | iTunes | RSS In this week’s lesson we look at another tense used to talk about the past: the imperfect tense. We learn how to construct it and look at one of the situations in which the imperfect is used. Members’ Materials | Purchase Season Pass | iTunes | RSS In this week’s lesson we look at another tense used to talk about the past: the imperfect tense. We learn how to construct it and look at one of the situations in which the imperfect is used. Members’ Materials | Purchase Season Pass | iTunes | RSS tag:odeo.com,2009-08-01,25086205 Sat, 01 Aug 2009 08:00:36 -0700 no Coffee Break French French, past, description, imperfect, Coffee Break French, french grammar, imperfect endings, imperfect tense free Lessons French coffee languages learn language break radiolingua pentleton coffeebreak frenchpod http://www.odeo.com/episodes/24860933-Lesson-61-Coffee-Break-French Lesson 61 marks the beginning of Level 2b of Coffee Break French. In this week’s lesson we look at two tiny pronouns which can cause some confusion for French learners: y and en. Lesson 61 marks the beginning of Level 2b of Coffee Break French. In this week’s lesson we look at two tiny pronouns which can cause some confusion for French learners: y and en. Lesson 61 marks the beginning of Level 2b of Coffee Break French. In this week’s lesson we look at two tiny pronouns which can cause some confusion for French learners: y and en. tag:odeo.com,2009-07-25,24860933 Sat, 25 Jul 2009 01:00:43 -0700 no Coffee Break French French, Y, pronouns, en, Coffee Break French, french pronouns, allons-y, il y a free Lessons French coffee languages learn language break radiolingua pentleton coffeebreak frenchpod http://www.odeo.com/episodes/25295733-Lesson-61-%E2%80%93-Coffee-Break-French Lesson 61 marks the beginning of Level 2b of Coffee Break French. In this week’s lesson we look at two tiny pronouns which can cause some confusion for French learners: y and en. Members’ Materials | Purchase Season Pass | iTunes | RSS Lesson 61 marks the beginning of Level 2b of Coffee Break French. In this week’s lesson we look at two tiny pronouns which can cause some confusion for French learners: y and en. Members’ Materials | Purchase Season Pass | iTunes | RSS Lesson 61 marks the beginning of Level 2b of Coffee Break French. In this week’s lesson we look at two tiny pronouns which can cause some confusion for French learners: y and en. Members’ Materials | Purchase Season Pass | iTunes | RSS tag:odeo.com,2009-07-25,25295733 Sat, 25 Jul 2009 01:00:43 -0700 no Coffee Break French French, Y, pronouns, en, Coffee Break French, french pronouns, allons-y, il y a free Lessons French coffee languages learn language break radiolingua pentleton coffeebreak frenchpod http://www.odeo.com/episodes/25086206-Lesson-61-%E2%80%93-Coffee-Break-French Lesson 61 marks the beginning of Level 2b of Coffee Break French. In this week’s lesson we look at two tiny pronouns which can cause some confusion for French learners: y and en. Members’ Materials | Purchase Season Pass | iTunes | RSS Lesson 61 marks the beginning of Level 2b of Coffee Break French. In this week’s lesson we look at two tiny pronouns which can cause some confusion for French learners: y and en. Members’ Materials | Purchase Season Pass | iTunes | RSS Lesson 61 marks the beginning of Level 2b of Coffee Break French. In this week’s lesson we look at two tiny pronouns which can cause some confusion for French learners: y and en. Members’ Materials | Purchase Season Pass | iTunes | RSS tag:odeo.com,2009-07-25,25086206 Sat, 25 Jul 2009 01:00:43 -0700 no Coffee Break French French, Y, pronouns, en, Coffee Break French, french pronouns, allons-y, il y a free Lessons French coffee languages learn language break radiolingua pentleton coffeebreak frenchpod http://www.odeo.com/episodes/24831277-Lesson-60-Coffee-Break-French In Lesson 60 we check whether Anna has done her homework by taking a look at her diary entry using avoir verbs, être verbs and reflexive verbs. In doing so, we review everything we have covered in Lessons 51-59. Members’ Materials | Purchase Season Pass | iTunes | RSS In Lesson 60 we check whether Anna has done her homework by taking a look at her diary entry using avoir verbs, être verbs and reflexive verbs. In doing so, we review everything we have covered in Lessons 51-59. Members’ Materials | Purchase Season Pass | iTunes | RSS In Lesson 60 we check whether Anna has done her homework by taking a look at her diary entry using avoir verbs, être verbs and reflexive verbs. In doing so, we review everything we have covered in Lessons 51-59. Members’ Materials | Purchase Season Pass | iTunes | RSS tag:odeo.com,2009-07-19,24831277 Sun, 19 Jul 2009 15:00:51 -0700 no Coffee Break French Review, French, Coffee Break French, reflexive verbs, perfect tense, revision, être verbs, avoir verbs free Lessons French coffee languages learn language break radiolingua pentleton coffeebreak frenchpod http://www.odeo.com/episodes/25295734-Lesson-60-%E2%80%93-Coffee-Break-French In Lesson 60 we check whether Anna has done her homework by taking a look at her diary entry using avoir verbs, être verbs and reflexive verbs. In doing so, we review everything we have covered in Lessons 51-59. Members’ Materials | Purchase Season Pass | iTunes | RSS In Lesson 60 we check whether Anna has done her homework by taking a look at her diary entry using avoir verbs, être verbs and reflexive verbs. In doing so, we review everything we have covered in Lessons 51-59. Members’ Materials | Purchase Season Pass | iTunes | RSS In Lesson 60 we check whether Anna has done her homework by taking a look at her diary entry using avoir verbs, être verbs and reflexive verbs. In doing so, we review everything we have covered in Lessons 51-59. Members’ Materials | Purchase Season Pass | iTunes | RSS tag:odeo.com,2009-07-19,25295734 Sun, 19 Jul 2009 15:00:51 -0700 no Coffee Break French Review, French, Coffee Break French, reflexive verbs, perfect tense, revision, être verbs, avoir verbs free Lessons French coffee languages learn language break radiolingua pentleton coffeebreak frenchpod http://www.odeo.com/episodes/25086207-Lesson-60-%E2%80%93-Coffee-Break-French In Lesson 60 we check whether Anna has done her homework by taking a look at her diary entry using avoir verbs, être verbs and reflexive verbs. In doing so, we review everything we have covered in Lessons 51-59. Members’ Materials | Purchase Season Pass | iTunes | RSS In Lesson 60 we check whether Anna has done her homework by taking a look at her diary entry using avoir verbs, être verbs and reflexive verbs. In doing so, we review everything we have covered in Lessons 51-59. Members’ Materials | Purchase Season Pass | iTunes | RSS In Lesson 60 we check whether Anna has done her homework by taking a look at her diary entry using avoir verbs, être verbs and reflexive verbs. In doing so, we review everything we have covered in Lessons 51-59. Members’ Materials | Purchase Season Pass | iTunes | RSS tag:odeo.com,2009-07-19,25086207 Sun, 19 Jul 2009 15:00:51 -0700 no Coffee Break French Review, French, Coffee Break French, reflexive verbs, perfect tense, revision, être verbs, avoir verbs free Lessons French coffee languages learn language break radiolingua pentleton coffeebreak frenchpod http://www.odeo.com/episodes/25295735-Radio-Lingua-News-Podcast Welcome to Radio Lingua News – in this podcast we’ll be updating listeners on the latest developments from Radio Lingua. Coming up on today’s show: Learning languages 140 characters at a time with TwitterLearn Introducing our Community Managers New features for Radio Lingua premium members Announcing our Summer Sale Updates on the latest shows TwitterLearn It seems that in the past few months the entire world has started twittering, helped by the huge number of celebrities using the microblogging service. Some write it off as another banal social media fad, but here at Radio Lingua we’ve been using Twitter for many months to update listeners on the latest podcast episodes and other news from Radio Lingua. This summer, we’ve decided to take our twittering a stage further and we’ve designed a course in French, Italian and Spanish for beginners, delivered in daily tweets of 140 characters, and podcasts of 1 minute 40 seconds. You can join Twitter at ... Welcome to Radio Lingua News – in this podcast we’ll be updating listeners on the latest developments from Radio Lingua. Coming up on today’s show: Learning languages 140 characters at a time with TwitterLearn Introducing our Community Managers New features for Radio Lingua premium members Announcing our Summer Sale Updates on the latest shows TwitterLearn It seems that in the past few months the entire world has started twittering, helped by the huge number of celebrities using the microblogging service. Some write it off as another banal social media fad, but here at Radio Lingua we’ve been using Twitter for many months to update listeners on the latest podcast episodes and other news from Radio Lingua. This summer, we’ve decided to take our twittering a stage further and we’ve designed a course in French, Italian and Spanish for beginners, delivered in daily tweets of 140 characters, and podcasts of 1 minute 40 seconds. You can join Twitter at  http://twitter.com and follow @learnspanish, @learnfrench or @learnitalian to start your micro language-learning course. Community Managers This summer we’re joined by three new members of the Radio Lingua team. Ellie, Katie and Marylou are going to be working over the summer on developing our learning communities on the website and they’re also working on the TwitterLearn courses. Initially they’ll be helping to develop the conversations on our Facebook pages. We really hope that Ellie, Katie and Marylou enjoy working with Radio Lingua over the summer months. If you’re a Facebook user, head over to the Facebook pages for Coffee Break Spanish, Coffee Break French, Show Time Spanish and Radio Lingua where the conversations are increasing daily. Make sure you become a ‘fan’ of the shows and tell your friends that you’re learning with us. We’re also looking at the longer term plans for the Discussion Forum on our website. Have your say about how this should develop and contribute to the discussion on our blog . New developments for members Until now our premium members have been downloading the bonus materials from our members’ pages, but we’ve been working on developing premium feeds for all of our podcasts. You can now use our one-click method to download all of the premium materials through iTunes. Find out more on our members’ pages. Another new development has been the introduction of automatic upgrades. A number of members who have purchased premium memberships have requested upgrades. Until now this has been a manual process, but we’ve just introduced new automatic upgrades for Coffee Break Spanish and Coffee Break French. By simply paying the difference between, for example, the silver and gold memberships, members will be able to upgrade automatically to the higher level. Find out more here. Summer Sale Until 16 August 2009 we’re offering a 20% discount on all of our premium materials. Now’s the time to purchase our bronze, silver, gold or platinum memberships for Coffee Break Spanish, Coffee Break French, Show Time Spanish or any of our other courses. Simply use coupon code SUMMER2009 at signup, or log into your Control Panel and add the relevant membership to your account. Podcast update Let’s start with Coffee Break Spanish : episode 30 is due out in the next few days, and this episode concentrates of el fútbol. It was actually originally recorded on the streets of Glasgow on the occasion of the UEFA Cup Final a couple of years ago when hundreds of thousands of Spaniards arrived in the city for the match at Hampden Park. Listen in to hear interviews with fans of Español and Sevilla. Sticking with Spanish, we’ve just launched a special episode of Show Time Spanish recorded as Alba and I made a tortilla española, live in the kitchen. We explained to listeners exactly how to make the tortilla and we’re looking forward to seeing your photos of your tortillas. Episode 29 was Alba’s final episode with us as she’s returned to Barcelona. We’d like to wish her all the very best for the future. Show Time will continue, nonetheless and episode 30, due out in the middle of next week, will be the sixth instalment of our Spanish soap opera Verano Español. To French, now, and Coffee Break French . Episode 60 of our flagship French course will be published in the next couple of days and we’re just about to launch season 2B with episode 61. CBF subscribers should keep their eyes on the podcast feeds for all the information about the show. Our One Minute Languages courses have now finished, and we’re introducing the premium version of the courses gradually. One Minute French , Mandarin , Japanese and Greek are available already in the store, and we’ve just launched the premium version of One Minute Italian . The premium versions include a printable lesson guide, enhanced versions of the podcast with synchronised flashcards which work perfectly on iPods and iPhones, and bonus listening materials in the form of the quick quiz podcast and our popular Take-Off Time, a summary of all the language contained in the course presented in one fifteen to twenty minute show, perfect for packing onto your iPod as you head off on your summer vacation. Welcome to Radio Lingua News – in this podcast we’ll be updating listeners on the latest developments from Radio Lingua. Coming up on today’s show: Learning languages 140 characters at a time with TwitterLearn Introducing our Community Managers New features for Radio Lingua premium members Announcing our Summer Sale Updates on the latest shows TwitterLearn It seems that in the past few months the entire world has started twittering, helped by the huge number of celebrities using the microblogging service. Some write it off as another banal social media fad, but here at Radio Lingua we’ve been using Twitter for many months to update listeners on the latest podcast episodes and other news from Radio Lingua. This summer, we’ve decided to take our twittering a stage further and we’ve designed a course in French, Italian and Spanish for beginners, delivered in daily tweets of 140 characters, and podcasts of 1 minute 40 seconds. You can join Twitter at  http://twitter.com and follow @learnspanish, @learnfrench or @learnitalian to start your micro language-learning course. Community Managers This summer we’re joined by three new members of the Radio Lingua team. Ellie, Katie and Marylou are going to be working over the summer on developing our learning communities on the website and they’re also working on the TwitterLearn courses. Initially they’ll be helping to develop the conversations on our Facebook pages. We really hope that Ellie, Katie and Marylou enjoy working with Radio Lingua over the summer months. If you’re a Facebook user, head over to the Facebook pages for Coffee Break Spanish, Coffee Break French, Show Time Spanish and Radio Lingua where the conversations are increasing daily. Make sure you become a ‘fan’ of the shows and tell your friends that you’re learning with us. We’re also looking at the longer term plans for the Discussion Forum on our website. Have your say about how this should develop and contribute to the discussion on our blog . New developments for members Until now our premium members have been downloading the bonus materials from our members’ pages, but we’ve been working on developing premium feeds for all of our podcasts. You can now use our one-click method to download all of the premium materials through iTunes. Find out more on our members’ pages. Another new development has been the introduction of automatic upgrades. A number of members who have purchased premium memberships have requested upgrades. Until now this has been a manual process, but we’ve just introduced new automatic upgrades for Coffee Break Spanish and Coffee Break French. By simply paying the difference between, for example, the silver and gold memberships, members will be able to upgrade automatically to the higher level. Find out more here. Summer Sale Until 16 August 2009 we’re offering a 20% discount on all of our premium materials. Now’s the time to purchase our bronze, silver, gold or platinum memberships for Coffee Break Spanish, Coffee Break French, Show Time Spanish or any of our other courses. Simply use coupon code SUMMER2009 at signup, or log into your Control Panel and add the relevant membership to your account. Podcast update Let’s start with Coffee Break Spanish : episode 30 is due out in the next few days, and this episode concentrates of el fútbol. It was actually originally recorded on the streets of Glasgow on the occasion of the UEFA Cup Final a couple of years ago when hundreds of thousands of Spaniards arrived in the city for the match at Hampden Park. Listen in to hear interviews with fans of Español and Sevilla. Sticking with Spanish, we’ve just launched a special episode of Show Time Spanish recorded as Alba and I made a tortilla española, live in the kitchen. We explained to listeners exactly how to make the tortilla and we’re looking forward to seeing your photos of your tortillas. Episode 29 was Alba’s final episode with us as she’s returned to Barcelona. We’d like to wish her all the very best for the future. Show Time will continue, nonetheless and episode 30, due out in the middle of next week, will be the sixth instalment of our Spanish soap opera Verano Español. To French, now, and Coffee Break French . Episode 60 of our flagship French course will be published in the next couple of days and we’re just about to launch season 2B with episode 61. CBF subscribers should keep their eyes on the podcast feeds for all the information about the show. Our One Minute Languages courses have now finished, and we’re introducing the premium version of the courses gradually. One Minute French , Mandarin , Japanese and Greek are available already in the store, and we’ve just launched the premium version of One Minute Italian . The premium versions include a printable lesson guide, enhanced versions of the podcast with synchronised flashcards which work perfectly on iPods and iPhones, and bonus listening materials in the form of the quick quiz podcast and our popular Take-Off Time, a summary of all the language contained in the course presented in one fifteen to twenty minute show, perfect for packing onto your iPod as you head off on your summer vacation. tag:odeo.com,2009-07-17,25295735 Fri, 17 Jul 2009 16:11:35 -0700 no Coffee Break French news podcast, radio lingua coupon codes, coupon codes for coffee break spanish, Radio Lingua News, TwitterLearn, premium members, learn language with twitter free Lessons French coffee languages learn language break radiolingua pentleton coffeebreak frenchpod http://www.odeo.com/episodes/24824027-Radio-Lingua-News-Podcast Welcome to Radio Lingua News - in this podcast we’ll be updating listeners on the latest developments from Radio Lingua. Coming up on today’s show: Learning languages 140 characters at a time with TwitterLearn Introducing our Community Managers New features for Radio Lingua premium members Announcing our Summer Sale Updates on the latest shows TwitterLearn It seems that in the past few months the entire world has started twittering, helped by the huge number of celebrities using the microblogging service. Some write it off as another banal social media fad, but here at Radio Lingua we’ve been using Twitter for many months to update listeners on the latest podcast episodes and other news from Radio Lingua. This summer, we’ve decided to take our twittering a stage further and we’ve designed a course in French, Italian and Spanish for beginners, delivered in daily tweets of 140 characters, and podcasts of 1 minute 40 seconds. You can join Twitter at  http:... Welcome to Radio Lingua News - in this podcast we’ll be updating listeners on the latest developments from Radio Lingua. Coming up on today’s show: Learning languages 140 characters at a time with TwitterLearn Introducing our Community Managers New features for Radio Lingua premium members Announcing our Summer Sale Updates on the latest shows TwitterLearn It seems that in the past few months the entire world has started twittering, helped by the huge number of celebrities using the microblogging service. Some write it off as another banal social media fad, but here at Radio Lingua we’ve been using Twitter for many months to update listeners on the latest podcast episodes and other news from Radio Lingua. This summer, we’ve decided to take our twittering a stage further and we’ve designed a course in French, Italian and Spanish for beginners, delivered in daily tweets of 140 characters, and podcasts of 1 minute 40 seconds. You can join Twitter at  http://twitter.com and follow @learnspanish, @learnfrench or @learnitalian to start your micro language-learning course. Community Managers This summer we’re joined by three new members of the Radio Lingua team. Ellie, Katie and Marylou are going to be working over the summer on developing our learning communities on the website and they’re also working on the TwitterLearn courses. Initially they’ll be helping to develop the conversations on our Facebook pages. We really hope that Ellie, Katie and Marylou enjoy working with Radio Lingua over the summer months. If you’re a Facebook user, head over to the Facebook pages for Coffee Break Spanish, Coffee Break French, Show Time Spanish and Radio Lingua where the conversations are increasing daily. Make sure you become a ‘fan’ of the shows and tell your friends that you’re learning with us. We’re also looking at the longer term plans for the Discussion Forum on our website. Have your say about how this should develop and contribute to the discussion on our blog . New developments for members Until now our premium members have been downloading the bonus materials from our members’ pages, but we’ve been working on developing premium feeds for all of our podcasts. You can now use our one-click method to download all of the premium materials through iTunes. Find out more on our members’ pages. Another new development has been the introduction of automatic upgrades. A number of members who have purchased premium memberships have requested upgrades. Until now this has been a manual process, but we’ve just introduced new automatic upgrades for Coffee Break Spanish and Coffee Break French. By simply paying the difference between, for example, the silver and gold memberships, members will be able to upgrade automatically to the higher level. Find out more here. Summer Sale Until 16 August 2009 we’re offering a 20% discount on all of our premium materials. Now’s the time to purchase our bronze, silver, gold or platinum memberships for Coffee Break Spanish, Coffee Break French, Show Time Spanish or any of our other courses. Simply use coupon code SUMMER2009 at signup, or log into your Control Panel and add the relevant membership to your account. Podcast update Let’s start with Coffee Break Spanish : episode 30 is due out in the next few days, and this episode concentrates of el fútbol. It was actually originally recorded on the streets of Glasgow on the occasion of the UEFA Cup Final a couple of years ago when hundreds of thousands of Spaniards arrived in the city for the match at Hampden Park. Listen in to hear interviews with fans of Español and Sevilla. Sticking with Spanish, we’ve just launched a special episode of Show Time Spanish recorded as Alba and I made a tortilla española, live in the kitchen. We explained to listeners exactly how to make the tortilla and we’re looking forward to seeing your photos of your tortillas. Episode 29 was Alba’s final episode with us as she’s returned to Barcelona. We’d like to wish her all the very best for the future. Show Time will continue, nonetheless and episode 30, due out in the middle of next week, will be the sixth instalment of our Spanish soap opera Verano Español. To French, now, and Coffee Break French . Episode 60 of our flagship French course will be published in the next couple of days and we’re just about to launch season 2B with episode 61. CBF subscribers should keep their eyes on the podcast feeds for all the information about the show. Our One Minute Languages courses have now finished, and we’re introducing the premium version of the courses gradually. One Minute French , Mandarin , Japanese and Greek are available already in the store, and we’ve just launched the premium version of One Minute Italian . The premium versions include a printable lesson guide, enhanced versions of the podcast with synchronised flashcards which work perfectly on iPods and iPhones, and bonus listening materials in the form of the quick quiz podcast and our popular Take-Off Time, a summary of all the language contained in the course presented in one fifteen to twenty minute show, perfect for packing onto your iPod as you head off on your summer vacation. Welcome to Radio Lingua News - in this podcast we’ll be updating listeners on the latest developments from Radio Lingua. Coming up on today’s show: Learning languages 140 characters at a time with TwitterLearn Introducing our Community Managers New features for Radio Lingua premium members Announcing our Summer Sale Updates on the latest shows TwitterLearn It seems that in the past few months the entire world has started twittering, helped by the huge number of celebrities using the microblogging service. Some write it off as another banal social media fad, but here at Radio Lingua we’ve been using Twitter for many months to update listeners on the latest podcast episodes and other news from Radio Lingua. This summer, we’ve decided to take our twittering a stage further and we’ve designed a course in French, Italian and Spanish for beginners, delivered in daily tweets of 140 characters, and podcasts of 1 minute 40 seconds. You can join Twitter at  http://twitter.com and follow @learnspanish, @learnfrench or @learnitalian to start your micro language-learning course. Community Managers This summer we’re joined by three new members of the Radio Lingua team. Ellie, Katie and Marylou are going to be working over the summer on developing our learning communities on the website and they’re also working on the TwitterLearn courses. Initially they’ll be helping to develop the conversations on our Facebook pages. We really hope that Ellie, Katie and Marylou enjoy working with Radio Lingua over the summer months. If you’re a Facebook user, head over to the Facebook pages for Coffee Break Spanish, Coffee Break French, Show Time Spanish and Radio Lingua where the conversations are increasing daily. Make sure you become a ‘fan’ of the shows and tell your friends that you’re learning with us. We’re also looking at the longer term plans for the Discussion Forum on our website. Have your say about how this should develop and contribute to the discussion on our blog . New developments for members Until now our premium members have been downloading the bonus materials from our members’ pages, but we’ve been working on developing premium feeds for all of our podcasts. You can now use our one-click method to download all of the premium materials through iTunes. Find out more on our members’ pages. Another new development has been the introduction of automatic upgrades. A number of members who have purchased premium memberships have requested upgrades. Until now this has been a manual process, but we’ve just introduced new automatic upgrades for Coffee Break Spanish and Coffee Break French. By simply paying the difference between, for example, the silver and gold memberships, members will be able to upgrade automatically to the higher level. Find out more here. Summer Sale Until 16 August 2009 we’re offering a 20% discount on all of our premium materials. Now’s the time to purchase our bronze, silver, gold or platinum memberships for Coffee Break Spanish, Coffee Break French, Show Time Spanish or any of our other courses. Simply use coupon code SUMMER2009 at signup, or log into your Control Panel and add the relevant membership to your account. Podcast update Let’s start with Coffee Break Spanish : episode 30 is due out in the next few days, and this episode concentrates of el fútbol. It was actually originally recorded on the streets of Glasgow on the occasion of the UEFA Cup Final a couple of years ago when hundreds of thousands of Spaniards arrived in the city for the match at Hampden Park. Listen in to hear interviews with fans of Español and Sevilla. Sticking with Spanish, we’ve just launched a special episode of Show Time Spanish recorded as Alba and I made a tortilla española, live in the kitchen. We explained to listeners exactly how to make the tortilla and we’re looking forward to seeing your photos of your tortillas. Episode 29 was Alba’s final episode with us as she’s returned to Barcelona. We’d like to wish her all the very best for the future. Show Time will continue, nonetheless and episode 30, due out in the middle of next week, will be the sixth instalment of our Spanish soap opera Verano Español. To French, now, and Coffee Break French . Episode 60 of our flagship French course will be published in the next couple of days and we’re just about to launch season 2B with episode 61. CBF subscribers should keep their eyes on the podcast feeds for all the information about the show. Our One Minute Languages courses have now finished, and we’re introducing the premium version of the courses gradually. One Minute French , Mandarin , Japanese and Greek are available already in the store, and we’ve just launched the premium version of One Minute Italian . The premium versions include a printable lesson guide, enhanced versions of the podcast with synchronised flashcards which work perfectly on iPods and iPhones, and bonus listening materials in the form of the quick quiz podcast and our popular Take-Off Time, a summary of all the language contained in the course presented in one fifteen to twenty minute show, perfect for packing onto your iPod as you head off on your summer vacation. tag:odeo.com,2009-07-17,24824027 Fri, 17 Jul 2009 16:11:35 -0700 no Coffee Break French news podcast, radio lingua coupon codes, coupon codes for coffee break spanish, Radio Lingua News, TwitterLearn, premium members, learn language with twitter free Lessons French coffee languages learn language break radiolingua pentleton coffeebreak frenchpod http://www.odeo.com/episodes/25086208-Lesson-59-%E2%80%93-Coffee-Break-French This week we look at demonstrative adjectives: different ways of saying “this”, “these”, “that” and “those”. We will also have the chance to practice the perfect tense. Members’ Materials | Purchase Season Pass | iTunes | RSS This week we look at demonstrative adjectives: different ways of saying “this”, “these”, “that” and “those”. We will also have the chance to practice the perfect tense. Members’ Materials | Purchase Season Pass | iTunes | RSS This week we look at demonstrative adjectives: different ways of saying “this”, “these”, “that” and “those”. We will also have the chance to practice the perfect tense. Members’ Materials | Purchase Season Pass | iTunes | RSS tag:odeo.com,2009-07-16,25086208 Thu, 16 Jul 2009 07:47:12 -0700 no Coffee Break French ces, French, that, this, ce, those, these, Coffee Break French, perfect tense, demonstrative adjectives, cette, cet free Lessons French coffee languages learn language break radiolingua pentleton coffeebreak frenchpod http://www.odeo.com/episodes/24814924-Lesson-59-Coffee-Break-French This week we look at demonstrative adjectives: different ways of saying “this”, “these”, “that” and “those”. We will also have the chance to practice the perfect tense. Members’ Materials | Purchase Season Pass | iTunes | RSS This week we look at demonstrative adjectives: different ways of saying “this”, “these”, “that” and “those”. We will also have the chance to practice the perfect tense. Members’ Materials | Purchase Season Pass | iTunes | RSS This week we look at demonstrative adjectives: different ways of saying “this”, “these”, “that” and “those”. We will also have the chance to practice the perfect tense. Members’ Materials | Purchase Season Pass | iTunes | RSS tag:odeo.com,2009-07-16,24814924 Thu, 16 Jul 2009 07:47:12 -0700 no Coffee Break French ces, French, that, this, ce, those, these, Coffee Break French, perfect tense, demonstrative adjectives, cette, cet free Lessons French coffee languages learn language break radiolingua pentleton coffeebreak frenchpod http://www.odeo.com/episodes/25295736-Lesson-59-%E2%80%93-Coffee-Break-French This week we look at demonstrative adjectives: different ways of saying “this”, “these”, “that” and “those”. We will also have the chance to practice the perfect tense. Members’ Materials | Purchase Season Pass | iTunes | RSS This week we look at demonstrative adjectives: different ways of saying “this”, “these”, “that” and “those”. We will also have the chance to practice the perfect tense. Members’ Materials | Purchase Season Pass | iTunes | RSS This week we look at demonstrative adjectives: different ways of saying “this”, “these”, “that” and “those”. We will also have the chance to practice the perfect tense. Members’ Materials | Purchase Season Pass | iTunes | RSS tag:odeo.com,2009-07-16,25295736 Thu, 16 Jul 2009 07:47:12 -0700 no Coffee Break French ces, French, that, this, ce, those, these, Coffee Break French, perfect tense, demonstrative adjectives, cette, cet free Lessons French coffee languages learn language break radiolingua pentleton coffeebreak frenchpod http://www.odeo.com/episodes/25086209-Lesson-58-%E2%80%93-Coffee-Break-French In Lesson 58 we take our knowledge of the perfect tense a stage further by looking at reflexive verbs. Members’ Materials | Purchase Season Pass | iTunes | RSS In Lesson 58 we take our knowledge of the perfect tense a stage further by looking at reflexive verbs. Members’ Materials | Purchase Season Pass | iTunes | RSS In Lesson 58 we take our knowledge of the perfect tense a stage further by looking at reflexive verbs. Members’ Materials | Purchase Season Pass | iTunes | RSS tag:odeo.com,2009-07-06,25086209 Mon, 06 Jul 2009 13:00:51 -0700 no Coffee Break French French, past tense, Coffee Break French, reflexive verbs, perfect tense, french grammar, être verbs, auxiliary verb free Lessons French coffee languages learn language break radiolingua pentleton coffeebreak frenchpod http://www.odeo.com/episodes/25295737-Lesson-58-%E2%80%93-Coffee-Break-French In Lesson 58 we take our knowledge of the perfect tense a stage further by looking at reflexive verbs. Members’ Materials | Purchase Season Pass | iTunes | RSS In Lesson 58 we take our knowledge of the perfect tense a stage further by looking at reflexive verbs. Members’ Materials | Purchase Season Pass | iTunes | RSS In Lesson 58 we take our knowledge of the perfect tense a stage further by looking at reflexive verbs. Members’ Materials | Purchase Season Pass | iTunes | RSS tag:odeo.com,2009-07-06,25295737 Mon, 06 Jul 2009 13:00:51 -0700 no Coffee Break French French, past tense, Coffee Break French, reflexive verbs, perfect tense, french grammar, être verbs, auxiliary verb free Lessons French coffee languages learn language break radiolingua pentleton coffeebreak frenchpod http://www.odeo.com/episodes/24762099-Lesson-58-Coffee-Break-French In Lesson 58 we take our knowledge of the perfect tense a stage further by looking at reflexive verbs. Members’ Materials | Purchase Season Pass | iTunes | RSS In Lesson 58 we take our knowledge of the perfect tense a stage further by looking at reflexive verbs. Members’ Materials | Purchase Season Pass | iTunes | RSS In Lesson 58 we take our knowledge of the perfect tense a stage further by looking at reflexive verbs. Members’ Materials | Purchase Season Pass | iTunes | RSS tag:odeo.com,2009-07-06,24762099 Mon, 06 Jul 2009 13:00:51 -0700 no Coffee Break French French, past tense, Coffee Break French, reflexive verbs, perfect tense, french grammar, être verbs, auxiliary verb free Lessons French coffee languages learn language break radiolingua pentleton coffeebreak frenchpod http://www.odeo.com/episodes/25086210-Lesson-57-%E2%80%93-Coffee-Break-French In Lesson 57 we look at the other verbs that take ‘être’ as their auxiliary verb in the perfect tense and we consider a way to remember them. Members’ Materials | Purchase Season Pass | iTunes | RSS In Lesson 57 we look at the other verbs that take ‘être’ as their auxiliary verb in the perfect tense and we consider a way to remember them. Members’ Materials | Purchase Season Pass | iTunes | RSS In Lesson 57 we look at the other verbs that take ‘être’ as their auxiliary verb in the perfect tense and we consider a way to remember them. Members’ Materials | Purchase Season Pass | iTunes | RSS tag:odeo.com,2009-06-20,25086210 Sat, 20 Jun 2009 12:00:42 -0700 no Coffee Break French French, past tense, Coffee Break French, perfect tense, french grammar, être verbs, auxiliary verb free Lessons French coffee languages learn language break radiolingua pentleton coffeebreak frenchpod http://www.odeo.com/episodes/24737381-Lesson-57-Coffee-Break-French In Lesson 57 we look at the other verbs that take ‘être’ as their auxiliary verb in the perfect tense and we consider a way to remember them. Members’ Materials | Purchase Season Pass | iTunes | RSS In Lesson 57 we look at the other verbs that take ‘être’ as their auxiliary verb in the perfect tense and we consider a way to remember them. Members’ Materials | Purchase Season Pass | iTunes | RSS In Lesson 57 we look at the other verbs that take ‘être’ as their auxiliary verb in the perfect tense and we consider a way to remember them. Members’ Materials | Purchase Season Pass | iTunes | RSS tag:odeo.com,2009-06-20,24737381 Sat, 20 Jun 2009 12:00:42 -0700 no Coffee Break French French, past tense, Coffee Break French, perfect tense, french grammar, être verbs, auxiliary verb free Lessons French coffee languages learn language break radiolingua pentleton coffeebreak frenchpod http://www.odeo.com/episodes/25295738-Lesson-57-%E2%80%93-Coffee-Break-French In Lesson 57 we look at the other verbs that take ‘être’ as their auxiliary verb in the perfect tense and we consider a way to remember them. Members’ Materials | Purchase Season Pass | iTunes | RSS In Lesson 57 we look at the other verbs that take ‘être’ as their auxiliary verb in the perfect tense and we consider a way to remember them. Members’ Materials | Purchase Season Pass | iTunes | RSS In Lesson 57 we look at the other verbs that take ‘être’ as their auxiliary verb in the perfect tense and we consider a way to remember them. Members’ Materials | Purchase Season Pass | iTunes | RSS tag:odeo.com,2009-06-20,25295738 Sat, 20 Jun 2009 12:00:42 -0700 no Coffee Break French French, past tense, Coffee Break French, perfect tense, french grammar, être verbs, auxiliary verb free Lessons French coffee languages learn language break radiolingua pentleton coffeebreak frenchpod http://www.odeo.com/episodes/25086211-Lesson-56-%E2%80%93-Coffee-Break-French In this week’s lesson we look at two verbs which take ‘être’ as their auxiliary verb in the perfect tense, instead of ‘avoir.’  Members’ Materials | Purchase Season Pass | iTunes | RSS In this week’s lesson we look at two verbs which take ‘être’ as their auxiliary verb in the perfect tense, instead of ‘avoir.’  Members’ Materials | Purchase Season Pass | iTunes | RSS In this week’s lesson we look at two verbs which take ‘être’ as their auxiliary verb in the perfect tense, instead of ‘avoir.’  Members’ Materials | Purchase Season Pass | iTunes | RSS tag:odeo.com,2009-06-12,25086211 Fri, 12 Jun 2009 23:00:55 -0700 no Coffee Break French French, past tense, Coffee Break French, perfect tense, french grammar, être verbs, auxiliary verb free Lessons French coffee languages learn language break radiolingua pentleton coffeebreak frenchpod http://www.odeo.com/episodes/24698905-Lesson-56-Coffee-Break-French In this week’s lesson we look at two verbs which take ‘être’ as their auxiliary verb in the perfect tense, instead of ‘avoir.’  Members’ Materials | Purchase Season Pass | iTunes | RSS In this week’s lesson we look at two verbs which take ‘être’ as their auxiliary verb in the perfect tense, instead of ‘avoir.’  Members’ Materials | Purchase Season Pass | iTunes | RSS In this week’s lesson we look at two verbs which take ‘être’ as their auxiliary verb in the perfect tense, instead of ‘avoir.’  Members’ Materials | Purchase Season Pass | iTunes | RSS tag:odeo.com,2009-06-12,24698905 Fri, 12 Jun 2009 23:00:55 -0700 no Coffee Break French French, past tense, Coffee Break French, perfect tense, french grammar, être verbs, auxiliary verb free Lessons French coffee languages learn language break radiolingua pentleton coffeebreak frenchpod http://www.odeo.com/episodes/25295739-Lesson-56-%E2%80%93-Coffee-Break-French In this week’s lesson we look at two verbs which take ‘être’ as their auxiliary verb in the perfect tense, instead of ‘avoir.’  Members’ Materials | Purchase Season Pass | iTunes | RSS In this week’s lesson we look at two verbs which take ‘être’ as their auxiliary verb in the perfect tense, instead of ‘avoir.’  Members’ Materials | Purchase Season Pass | iTunes | RSS In this week’s lesson we look at two verbs which take ‘être’ as their auxiliary verb in the perfect tense, instead of ‘avoir.’  Members’ Materials | Purchase Season Pass | iTunes | RSS tag:odeo.com,2009-06-12,25295739 Fri, 12 Jun 2009 23:00:55 -0700 no Coffee Break French French, past tense, Coffee Break French, perfect tense, french grammar, être verbs, auxiliary verb free Lessons French coffee languages learn language break radiolingua pentleton coffeebreak frenchpod http://www.odeo.com/episodes/25086212-Lesson-55-%E2%80%93-Coffee-Break-French In Lesson 55, we take a look at some verbs which have irregular past participles and are therefore irregular in the perfect tense. Members’ Materials | Purchase Season Pass | iTunes | RSS Update: we’ve had reports of problems downloading CBF lesson 55 from our website. We’re looking into this and are awaiting a response from our hosting company, Libsyn. In the meantime, you can access lesson 55 from our members’ area: scroll down and click on the mp3 link in the “free” column for lesson 55. In Lesson 55, we take a look at some verbs which have irregular past participles and are therefore irregular in the perfect tense. Members’ Materials | Purchase Season Pass | iTunes | RSS Update: we’ve had reports of problems downloading CBF lesson 55 from our website. We’re looking into this and are awaiting a response from our hosting company, Libsyn. In the meantime, you can access lesson 55 from our members’ area: scroll down and click on the mp3 link in the “free” column for lesson 55. In Lesson 55, we take a look at some verbs which have irregular past participles and are therefore irregular in the perfect tense. Members’ Materials | Purchase Season Pass | iTunes | RSS Update: we’ve had reports of problems downloading CBF lesson 55 from our website. We’re looking into this and are awaiting a response from our hosting company, Libsyn. In the meantime, you can access lesson 55 from our members’ area: scroll down and click on the mp3 link in the “free” column for lesson 55. tag:odeo.com,2009-06-03,25086212 Wed, 03 Jun 2009 12:00:14 -0700 no Coffee Break French French, grammar, irregular, Coffee Break French, irregular verbs, perfect tense, past participles, irregular past participles, french grammar free Lessons French coffee languages learn language break radiolingua pentleton coffeebreak frenchpod http://www.odeo.com/episodes/25295740-Lesson-55-%E2%80%93-Coffee-Break-French In Lesson 55, we take a look at some verbs which have irregular past participles and are therefore irregular in the perfect tense. Members’ Materials | Purchase Season Pass | iTunes | RSS Update: we’ve had reports of problems downloading CBF lesson 55 from our website. We’re looking into this and are awaiting a response from our hosting company, Libsyn. In the meantime, you can access lesson 55 from our members’ area: scroll down and click on the mp3 link in the “free” column for lesson 55. In Lesson 55, we take a look at some verbs which have irregular past participles and are therefore irregular in the perfect tense. Members’ Materials | Purchase Season Pass | iTunes | RSS Update: we’ve had reports of problems downloading CBF lesson 55 from our website. We’re looking into this and are awaiting a response from our hosting company, Libsyn. In the meantime, you can access lesson 55 from our members’ area: scroll down and click on the mp3 link in the “free” column for lesson 55. In Lesson 55, we take a look at some verbs which have irregular past participles and are therefore irregular in the perfect tense. Members’ Materials | Purchase Season Pass | iTunes | RSS Update: we’ve had reports of problems downloading CBF lesson 55 from our website. We’re looking into this and are awaiting a response from our hosting company, Libsyn. In the meantime, you can access lesson 55 from our members’ area: scroll down and click on the mp3 link in the “free” column for lesson 55. tag:odeo.com,2009-06-03,25295740 Wed, 03 Jun 2009 12:00:14 -0700 no Coffee Break French French, grammar, irregular, Coffee Break French, irregular verbs, perfect tense, past participles, irregular past participles, french grammar free Lessons French coffee languages learn language break radiolingua pentleton coffeebreak frenchpod http://www.odeo.com/episodes/24648145-Lesson-55-Coffee-Break-French In Lesson 55, we take a look at some verbs which have irregular past participles and are therefore irregular in the perfect tense. Access Bonus Materials | iTunes In Lesson 55, we take a look at some verbs which have irregular past participles and are therefore irregular in the perfect tense. Access Bonus Materials | iTunes In Lesson 55, we take a look at some verbs which have irregular past participles and are therefore irregular in the perfect tense. Access Bonus Materials | iTunes tag:odeo.com,2009-06-03,24648145 Wed, 03 Jun 2009 12:00:14 -0700 no Coffee Break French French, grammar, irregular, Coffee Break French, irregular verbs, perfect tense, past participles, irregular past participles, french grammar free Lessons French coffee languages learn language break radiolingua pentleton coffeebreak frenchpod http://www.odeo.com/episodes/25086213-Lesson-54-%E2%80%93-Coffee-Break-French In this week’s lesson we continue looking at the perfect tense, this time using regular -re and -ir verbs. We also think about the different uses of the perfect tense. Members’ Materials | Purchase Season Pass | iTunes | RSS In this week’s lesson we continue looking at the perfect tense, this time using regular -re and -ir verbs. We also think about the different uses of the perfect tense. Members’ Materials | Purchase Season Pass | iTunes | RSS In this week’s lesson we continue looking at the perfect tense, this time using regular -re and -ir verbs. We also think about the different uses of the perfect tense. Members’ Materials | Purchase Season Pass | iTunes | RSS tag:odeo.com,2009-05-23,25086213 Sat, 23 May 2009 15:00:03 -0700 no Coffee Break French French, grammar, past, Coffee Break French, regular verbs, perfect tense, uses of perfect tense, have done something, re verbs, ir verbs free Lessons French coffee languages learn language break radiolingua pentleton coffeebreak frenchpod http://www.odeo.com/episodes/25295741-Lesson-54-%E2%80%93-Coffee-Break-French In this week’s lesson we continue looking at the perfect tense, this time using regular -re and -ir verbs. We also think about the different uses of the perfect tense. Members’ Materials | Purchase Season Pass | iTunes | RSS In this week’s lesson we continue looking at the perfect tense, this time using regular -re and -ir verbs. We also think about the different uses of the perfect tense. Members’ Materials | Purchase Season Pass | iTunes | RSS In this week’s lesson we continue looking at the perfect tense, this time using regular -re and -ir verbs. We also think about the different uses of the perfect tense. Members’ Materials | Purchase Season Pass | iTunes | RSS tag:odeo.com,2009-05-23,25295741 Sat, 23 May 2009 15:00:03 -0700 no Coffee Break French French, grammar, past, Coffee Break French, regular verbs, perfect tense, uses of perfect tense, have done something, re verbs, ir verbs free Lessons French coffee languages learn language break radiolingua pentleton coffeebreak frenchpod http://www.odeo.com/episodes/24600713-Lesson-54-Coffee-Break-French In this week’s lesson we continue looking at the perfect tense, this time using regular -re and -ir verbs. We also think about the different uses of the perfect tense. Access Bonus Materials | iTunes In this week’s lesson we continue looking at the perfect tense, this time using regular -re and -ir verbs. We also think about the different uses of the perfect tense. Access Bonus Materials | iTunes In this week’s lesson we continue looking at the perfect tense, this time using regular -re and -ir verbs. We also think about the different uses of the perfect tense. Access Bonus Materials | iTunes tag:odeo.com,2009-05-23,24600713 Sat, 23 May 2009 15:00:03 -0700 no Coffee Break French French, grammar, past, Coffee Break French, regular verbs, perfect tense, uses of perfect tense, have done something, re verbs, ir verbs free Lessons French coffee languages learn language break radiolingua pentleton coffeebreak frenchpod http://www.odeo.com/episodes/25086214-Lesson-53-%E2%80%93-Coffee-Break-French In Lesson 53 we introduce the perfect tense of regular -er verbs. Members’ Materials | Purchase Season Pass | iTunes | RSS In Lesson 53 we introduce the perfect tense of regular -er verbs. Members’ Materials | Purchase Season Pass | iTunes | RSS In Lesson 53 we introduce the perfect tense of regular -er verbs. Members’ Materials | Purchase Season Pass | iTunes | RSS tag:odeo.com,2009-05-16,25086214 Sat, 16 May 2009 02:18:26 -0700 no Coffee Break French French, past tense, Coffee Break French, avoir, auxiliary verbs, perfect tense, french perfect tense free Lessons French coffee languages learn language break radiolingua pentleton coffeebreak frenchpod http://www.odeo.com/episodes/24569186-Lesson-53-Coffee-Break-French In Lesson 53 we introduce the perfect tense of regular -er verbs. Access Bonus Materials | iTunes In Lesson 53 we introduce the perfect tense of regular -er verbs. Access Bonus Materials | iTunes In Lesson 53 we introduce the perfect tense of regular -er verbs. Access Bonus Materials | iTunes tag:odeo.com,2009-05-16,24569186 Sat, 16 May 2009 02:18:26 -0700 no Coffee Break French French, past tense, Coffee Break French, avoir, auxiliary verbs, perfect tense, french perfect tense free Lessons French coffee languages learn language break radiolingua pentleton coffeebreak frenchpod http://www.odeo.com/episodes/25295742-Lesson-53-%E2%80%93-Coffee-Break-French In Lesson 53 we introduce the perfect tense of regular -er verbs. Members’ Materials | Purchase Season Pass | iTunes | RSS In Lesson 53 we introduce the perfect tense of regular -er verbs. Members’ Materials | Purchase Season Pass | iTunes | RSS In Lesson 53 we introduce the perfect tense of regular -er verbs. Members’ Materials | Purchase Season Pass | iTunes | RSS tag:odeo.com,2009-05-16,25295742 Sat, 16 May 2009 02:18:26 -0700 no Coffee Break French French, past tense, Coffee Break French, avoir, auxiliary verbs, perfect tense, french perfect tense free Lessons French coffee languages learn language break radiolingua pentleton coffeebreak frenchpod