We have recently updated our collection of Foreign Language Lesson Podcasts, and it seemed like a good time to highlight some of the latest additions (see below). Overall, the collection now covers 21 different languages and includes 52 individual podcasts. This means that you can learn most any major language you want with the help of your iPod.
As you may already know, this collection can help you learn French, Spanish, German and Italian (click here) as well as English (click here) if you’re part of the 40% of our visitors who come from outside the US. But you can also learn a much wider range of other languages.
From Europe, we now put you in a position to learn some Dutch, Finnish, Greek, Irish, Russian, Swedish, and even the language that once dominated the continent long ago, Latin. From the Middle East, we serve you up some Arabic and Hebrew. And from Asia, we give you some Mandarin and Cantonese Chinese, some Japanese, Korean, Thai and Hindi. Finally, we also bring you Brazilian Portuguese and even Tagalog, one of the major languages spoken in the Philippines.
You can access the full collection here. Below, we’re listing some of the latest additions.
Arabic
Chinese
Dutch
- Laura Speaks Dutch iTunes Feed Web Site
- A series of podcasts that will help you travel to Holland. It’s worth checking out the accompanying web site.
Hebrew
- Hebrew Vocab Pronunciations iTunes Web Site
- Here you get straightforward pronunciations of words in Hebrew.
Irish
- Learn Irish Feed Web Site
- As the title says, here’s a quite new podcast that will teach you Irish. Hopefully, it will continue to grow.
Swedish
Tagalog
- Viloria.com Pinoy Podcast iTunes Feed Web Site
- Learn to speak Tagalog to give you the advantage when you travel to the Philippines.
Thai
- Apparently the lessons are good, but they’ve been having some technical problems and not all podcasts are always available.
Hey thanks a million for the link
sorry there hasnt been any shows in a while,been working on some new material,more should be up soon,
anyway thanks again
Slán go foill
Steve