Ben and Marina discuss ways of saving ourselves from information overload on the internet, and in life in general.
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Ha! Are either of you on reddit? That’s by far my biggest time-waster, I hate how much time I waste on there. Also, we’ve got a fairly good-sized language-learning subreddit you might be interested in: http://www.reddit.com/r/languagelearning/.
Oh, and I learned a new word: “agobiar”! Thanks, guys, another great podcast.
Cheers,
Andrew
@Andrew – thanks! I think agobiar is such a great sounding word – I don’t like the effect though!
Hola! Muy interesante tema otra vez y las sugerencias son muy útiles! Podéis poner el enlace del artículo de lo que habláis en el podcast? Me gustaría leerlo en original.
Gracias!
Cheers,
Kinga
Hola Kinga, aqui esta:
http://blogs.elpais.com/trending-topics/2011/02/nos-esta-volviendo-lerdos-internet-2-contraataque.html
I am Dutch, so it is possible that I make mistakes in my English. For people who like to learn spoken Spanish, the parts where Marina reads Spanish articles of newspapers is not so interesting in my opinion. I prefer to hear Ben and Marina speak with each other in stead of listening to a writen text. However, in general I like your great podcasts.
Hans
@Hans – We never read more than just a sentence or two of quoted text at the most. 99.9% of what you hear is just real, unscripted conversation between the two of us.