Author: leonid
Date: 09:49:03 08/03/01
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On August 02, 2001 at 12:57:38, Roy Eassa wrote: >There seems to be so much good computer chess stuff that's in German only, and >I've been a computer chess addict since about 1980, do you think it would be >worth the time and effort for this 42-year-old American to study German? (I >studied Spanish as a child, but that would obviously be of zero help.) To learn or not to learn German is personal choice and here I can say nothing. Only want to say that if you would like to learn German, it will be very easy by using "Voice of Germany". It have many programs for learning this language for free. What I like the most is the presence of one program where you listen German text that is read in very slow pace. In the same time you can read the same text and recognize right pronunciation. This text (around 10 minutes of listening) come each day between Monday and Friday. Mainly international news. Number of computer and chess related material in German is impressive. Cheers, Leonid.
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