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Free Language Podcast
Chapman Woodriff
16 episodes
1 day ago
A traveling linguist interviews language leaders and polyglot projects. Tune in as language education industry pioneers share their stories and present their services.
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A traveling linguist interviews language leaders and polyglot projects. Tune in as language education industry pioneers share their stories and present their services.
Show more...
Education
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FLP11: App to find language learning partners nearby anytime + anywhere - Interview with Richard Delamore, CEO of Amikumu
Free Language Podcast
34 minutes 21 seconds
7 years ago
FLP11: App to find language learning partners nearby anytime + anywhere - Interview with Richard Delamore, CEO of Amikumu
Richard Delamore is a significant figure in the worldwide Esperanto community and the most prolific and followed Esperanto YouTuber (he's known there as Evildea). Richard has a background as a signals operator in the Australian army and served on the Board of Directors for the Australian Esperanto Association (AEA), the Language Festival Association (LFA) and the Esperanto Federation of New South Wales (EFNSW). Additionally, he's got experience as an actor and film maker and worked for numerous international businesses as a systems administrator. Now he is leading the Amikumu team and believes that "Amikumu will become an essential part of every language learner's tool kit in the near future". Amikumu is a free app that helps you find people nearby to speak any language with. It was originally created for Esperanto speakers and has since broadened its spectrum to incorporate a whopping 7,500 languages, some of which only have a handful of native speakers.
Free Language Podcast
A traveling linguist interviews language leaders and polyglot projects. Tune in as language education industry pioneers share their stories and present their services.