The sound quality and the background music and the subject matter are all combined in a good way. The pronunciation of 'Osman çakiiirr' was so funny. :)It is nearly a professional work. Congratulations...
I liked your podcast.Teaching the topic must/mustn't in a radio programme context is very creative.Also. the music at the background worths mentioning. Good job!
Radio ELT:D Both a soothing voice and a good conversation related to the topic make me listen to you enthusiastically. Also, your speeches are very clear and understandable. Congratulations, great job!
I think the background music is too romantic to be used in the topic of the importance of traffic rules:) however, your jingle is great...radio ELT... :D. also, your podcast is an organized one and your context is suitable to teach "must and mustn't". congratulationsss!
friends you combine the subject and context very good. when it is combined with the soothing music, it becames a succesful job. You are perfect, friends. GOOD JOB:)
I liked your podcast friends. I became easier for me to follow you thanks to good voice qualiity of your podcast and of course your beautiful pronunciation and intonation. Also, your choice of context(traffcic rules) is the most suitable one to teach "must/mustn't" Good job!
osman can u repeat ur names again?:D:D ur background music is really effective and it seems as if it was a real program:D talking about traffic accidents in a radio program is a good context Prof. Çakır:D:D congratulatıons Radio ELT:D:D well-done
It's like a real radio programme:) Your context is very good that is "traffic rules". With this context, to teach "must/mustn't" is really effective. very good!
=( yes we have too many traffic accidents in Turkey but i think if the drivers listen to you they won't cause any accident. very nice context to give must and mustn't =S Thx friends Good Job Congratulations ;)
so soothing with background music breaking routine tone of the podcast. Creative in its plan, application with a real radio program, well done!!
ReplyDeleteThe sound quality and the background music and the subject matter are all combined in a good way. The pronunciation of 'Osman çakiiirr' was so funny. :)It is nearly a professional work. Congratulations...
ReplyDeleteYour podcast is really nice as you talk about traffic rules (a good context)via "must-mustn't" and background music is perfect. Congratulations!
ReplyDeleteNice podcast like a real radio program. Your pronunciations and tones are perfect. Good Job!
ReplyDeleteIt is a good choice to teach "must/mustn't.And the backgroud music is very impressive:)Your voice is understandable and clear.Good job,friends...
ReplyDeleteI liked your podcast.Teaching the topic must/mustn't in a radio programme context is very creative.Also. the music at the background worths mentioning. Good job!
ReplyDeleteRadio ELT:D Both a soothing voice and a good conversation related to the topic make me listen to you enthusiastically. Also, your speeches are very clear and understandable. Congratulations, great job!
ReplyDeleteI think the background music is too romantic to be used in the topic of the importance of traffic rules:) however, your jingle is great...radio ELT... :D. also, your podcast is an organized one and your context is suitable to teach "must and mustn't". congratulationsss!
ReplyDeleteI liked your context and music :) it will be useful for language learners and also you are so creative thank you friends :)
ReplyDeletefriends you combine the subject and context very good. when it is combined with the soothing music, it becames a succesful job. You are perfect, friends. GOOD JOB:)
ReplyDeleteI liked your podcast friends. I became easier for me to follow you thanks to good voice qualiity of your podcast and of course your beautiful pronunciation and intonation. Also, your choice of context(traffcic rules) is the most suitable one to teach "must/mustn't" Good job!
ReplyDeletemusic is very good. trafic rules are focused. this is a good podcast. good job friends.
ReplyDeleteI also loved your podcast very much. Everything(your context, your background music and your speech)is perfect. Congratulations friendsss..
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ReplyDeleteyou taught " must& musn't" in a good way.Also I liked your music and you spoke clearly.thanks
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ReplyDeleteOsman, I hope we will see you as a Prof. Dr. Osman Çakır:):)
You taught the subject in a meaningful context. Also your voice and intonation are perfect.I liked it .
ReplyDeleteit sounds like a real radio program:) you created a context so appropriate to the subject. good job friends!
ReplyDeleteosman can u repeat ur names again?:D:D ur background music is really effective and it seems as if it was a real program:D talking about traffic accidents in a radio program is a good context Prof. Çakır:D:D
ReplyDeletecongratulatıons Radio ELT:D:D
well-done
It's like a real radio programme:) Your context is very good that is "traffic rules". With this context, to teach "must/mustn't" is really effective. very good!
ReplyDeleteI like your idea. Teaching must/mustn't with the context of traffic rules.You are perfect friends.
ReplyDeletethat sounds like profeessional. Thaks a lot guys:)
ReplyDeleteıt is very professional.Context, music, structure...it is easily undertood that you have worked on this podcast a lot.
ReplyDelete=( yes we have too many traffic accidents in Turkey but i think if the drivers listen to you they won't cause any accident.
ReplyDeletevery nice context to give must and mustn't =S
Thx friends
Good Job
Congratulations ;)
The sound quality and the background music and the subject matter are all combined in a good way.you created very nice contex.
ReplyDeleteThere is no other better context to teach "must/mustn't" except from traffic rules, I think. Also, your background music is really nice. good job guys
ReplyDeleteit is nice as a listening activity. i think you gave importance to this podcast. and the result is perfect. good job guyss!
ReplyDeleteusing a context to teach must and mustn't is a good way you are perfect thank you friends...
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