RadioLingual: Recent Episodes

Hammad Ahmed

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As we say goodbye, a taste of what we learned and loved during Radiolingual

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Ai shows off Seattle, Pike Place Market, and her English skillz in this audio postcard for her mom and dad.

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Where does this English expression come from? Call 571 482 7806 or answer online

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Sometimes the clearest speech has to come from the most emotional and raw place.

This is Liza's Enriquez story about achieving her childhood dream of becoming a nurse, and losing so much in the process.

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A squishy, squirmy mash-up of YOUR answers to the question, "What does it mean to open a can of worms?"

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Hammad and Emily talk about getting scammed in another language.

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What does that expression mean? I asked several people waiting in line at the 98105 Post Office. Do you have another way to explain it? (571) 482 7806 or call free online.

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What's the hardest color for Spanish speakers? Find out in this radio play, featuring Marta, Ai, Emily, and Hammad.

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Radiolingual readers miss the bus, enjoy their yards, and become flowery poets all thanks to our question of the week.

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What does this strange English expression mean? Call in your answer at (571) 482-7806 or post online.

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Ai's giving away free vacations to Hawaii as part of Radiolingual.

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Answer this question: What does "Stop and smell the flowers" mean?

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Masa and Ai take over the introduction to the show. Isolation is the new Association. And "Wah-Wah" is our new friend.

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A chorus of introductions from our weekly workshop participants: Charlie, Masae, Masa, and Ai.

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Starting with a misunderstanding from our first class, here's a playful take on an idea lost and found in translation.

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We recorded the entire first workshop. This is the five minute director's cut with pertinent commentary on Chinese grammar, Japanese puns, and Chicago accents.

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A musical mash-up of YOUR helpful answers to the question, "What's the difference between give up and give in?"

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Is "giving" in just a polite way of "giving up?"

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Selvaraj learns to sound American when pronouncing "schedule."