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from Algeria new member but old listener

Posted: May 25th, 2014, 8:09 am
by aminminou
from Algeria
thank you, thank you so much for librivox. my thanks are for all this community. I would like to help, to volenteer. I have a question a question that was running in my mind
what is the difference between reading a book and listening to it.
how do people of librivox act , I mean how , what I want to say is I'm student in the university in the English Department; and I am confused when I started using librivox I disliked , I didn't like to go to my Department, I felt that I don't want to listen to my teachers of the English Department. So I'm confused. How should I use librivox. Is it good to me to use librivox, I have listened randomly with no purpose, my thoughts was I be better in languages by using Librivox. thank so much. :)

Re: from Algeria new member but old listener

Posted: May 25th, 2014, 3:07 pm
by wib66
Hi and welcome to Librivox. There are lots of really helpful people on here so all you have to do is ask. Have fun.

Re: from Algeria new member but old listener

Posted: May 26th, 2014, 12:34 am
by RuthieG
I think it is important both to read and understand, and to listen and understand. I am sure that listening to audiobooks read by native English speakers from different parts of the world will help you understand different English accents.

Ruth

Re: from Algeria new member but old listener

Posted: May 26th, 2014, 1:27 am
by carolb
Welcome, aminminou, You don't say why you disliked going to the English Department,
but perhaps your confusion might in some way be related to your listening randomly?

Perhaps it would help if you go to the catalogue page and look for a genre you like, e.g. romance, crime, history, or whatever.
Just type the word into the box at the top right of the page, and then you can pick something that you feel will be worth your while to listen to.

Carol

Re: from Algeria new member but old listener

Posted: May 27th, 2014, 4:11 pm
by aminminou
wib66 wrote:Hi and welcome to Librivox. There are lots of really helpful people on here so all you have to do is ask. Have fun.
I am trully happy for having fun with you. thank you

Re: from Algeria new member but old listener

Posted: May 27th, 2014, 4:19 pm
by aminminou
RuthieG wrote:I think it is important both to read and understand, and to listen and understand. I am sure that listening to audiobooks read by native English speakers from different parts of the world will help you understand different English accents.

Ruth
:9: I am honestly thankful for these lovely thoughts of you my Sir, I think of being intelligent person, my belief is that the way is through this comunity, what do my good Sir of my good Lord think. Lord makes you an angle of intelligence.

Re: from Algeria new member but old listener

Posted: May 27th, 2014, 4:36 pm
by aminminou
carolb wrote:Welcome, aminminou, You don't say why you disliked going to the English Department,
but perhaps your confusion might in some way be related to your listening randomly?

Perhaps it would help if you go to the catalogue page and look for a genre you like, e.g. romance, crime, history, or whatever.
Just type the word into the box at the top right of the page, and then you can pick something that you feel will be worth your while to listen to.

Carol
:9: I am joyfully happy for your way of advicing me, I have many thoughts, I think of being intelectual I think of being in librivox and learn from those beauful and lovely voices, accents, and thinkin of getting an licence in my brance and change to other study I always dream of being a universal intellectual man. Lord makes an angle of representative person.

Re: from Algeria new member but old listener

Posted: May 28th, 2014, 2:06 pm
by carolb
This is just my opinion, aminminou, but I do not believe that changing to other studies would make you a universally intellectual man.
Better to study what you have decided on now, and then move forward to your next topic of interest to study.

Apart from study we learn along life's path, and reading plays a great part.

'Lord makes you angles in earth'. I think you might mean angels? Image

Carol

Re: from Algeria new member but old listener

Posted: May 28th, 2014, 2:12 pm
by aminminou
carolb wrote:This is just my opinion, aminminou, but I do not believe that changing to other studies would make you a universally intellectual man.
Better to study what you have decided on now, and then move forward to your next topic of interest to study.

Apart from study we learn along life's path, and reading plays a great part.

'Lord makes you angles in earth'. I think you might mean angels? Image

Carol

good supporter, good noticer, see you in the top Carol.

Re: from Algeria new member but old listener

Posted: May 28th, 2014, 2:14 pm
by carolb
Aminminou, please would you refrain from large, heavy, coloured and underlined messages?

If everyone on the forum did the same we would all end up with a headache :cry:

Thank you.

Carol

Re: from Algeria new member but old listener

Posted: May 28th, 2014, 2:23 pm
by aminminou
:oops: forgive me I still insist for coloring I see energy in colors.

Re: from Algeria new member but old listener

Posted: May 28th, 2014, 2:25 pm
by carolb
Forgive me but black is easier for us all to read :wink:

Carol

Re: from Algeria new member but old listener

Posted: May 28th, 2014, 2:27 pm
by annise
Hi

The problem with some colours is that some of us oldies find the messages really hard to read :D . We set our screens to get a strong contrast between the font colour and the background :D :D

Anne

Re: from Algeria new member but old listener

Posted: May 28th, 2014, 2:29 pm
by aminminou
:cry: I see you know the matter very well, forgive me again

Re: from Algeria new member but old listener

Posted: May 28th, 2014, 2:33 pm
by carolb
Thank you aminminou :)

There is nothing to stop you changing the colour of your signature quote when you feel like it.

Carol