Hey language learners! As immersion learners, you know just how powerful comprehensible input is. Maybe you even love comprehensible input SO much that you want to pay it forward and create content in your native language for learners -- but what's the best way to start?
What makes content not just comprehensible, but entertaining as well? Should you start with making beginner content, or start somewhere else?
Ben's actually in the process of creating his own comprehensible English channel, so he has a LOT to say about this subject. Tune in to listen to Ethan and Ben chat about their experiences and learn how to create your own channel!
You can view Ben's Language lab here 👇
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