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Learning a language by yourself might seem daunting, but with the method and the right mindset, you can make progress unbelievably fast! So if you’re serious about getting fluent, why not become the driver of your own language learning success? The simplest way to reach an intermediate level in a new language: 🤍 Thanks for watching and I hope you enjoy!
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Polyglot and linguist Matthew Youlden explains easy steps to learning a new language and debunks popular myths about language learning. Languages have shaped Matthew’s entire life, from learning languages as a child with his twin brother (🤍superpolyglotbros.com) to later being Babbel’s Language Ambassador and working as a lecturer. Having already studied over 20 languages, Matthew’s mission is to share his joy of languages. He truly believes that with the right tools and a healthy dose of fun, anyone can easily learn a new language. matthewyoulden.com. This talk was given at a TEDx event using the TED conference format but independently organized by a local community. Learn more at 🤍
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🔥 Learn languages like I do with LingQ: 🤍 CC subtitles available in multiple languages. Some people say we need to “focus on the basics” when learning a language. However, we acquire various aspects of a language naturally, in an order that we don’t control. It is futile to try to master the basics, some of which will elude us for a long time. 0:00 I have never been able to "master the basics" in a new language. 1:02 The Natural Order of Language Acquisition. 3:32 What to focus on instead of perfecting the basics. 7:01 The importance of de-emphasizing learning the "basics". _ Study a language on LingQ: 🤍 Study this video as a lesson on LingQ: 🤍 My Podcast: Soundcloud: 🤍 Apple: 🤍 Google: 🤍 Spotify: 🤍 Get my 10 Secrets of Language Learning: 🤍 FREE grammar guides: 🤍 Join the LingQ Discord server: 🤍 My language learning blog on The Linguist: 🤍 My Instagram page: 🤍 My TikTok: 🤍 The LingQ language learning blog: 🤍 #languagelearning #languages #polyglot
🔥 Learn languages like I do with LingQ: 🤍 CC subtitles available in multiple languages. We need to be patient when learning languages. We will learn and forget, learn and forget over and over again. This isn’t a sign of failure but rather the natural way we learn new things. Relax into it and you will be successful. 0:00 To succeed in language learning you MUST be patient. 1:42 How to relax into language learning. 2:26 This may upset some people! 3:30 My European trip so far: highlights from Denmark. _ Study a language on LingQ: 🤍 Study this video as a lesson on LingQ: 🤍 My Podcast: Soundcloud: 🤍 Apple: 🤍 Google: 🤍 Spotify: 🤍 Get my 10 Secrets of Language Learning: 🤍 FREE grammar guides: 🤍 Join the LingQ Discord server: 🤍 My language learning blog on The Linguist: 🤍 My Instagram page: 🤍 My TikTok: 🤍 The LingQ language learning blog: 🤍 #languagelearning #languages #polyglot
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The first 500 people to click my link will get two months of Skillshare Premium for FREE! 🤍 ▲Patreon: 🤍 ▲Twitter: 🤍 ▲IG: 🤍 RECOMMENDED BOOKS to get started in developing a productive approach to learning a language: ・Principles and Practice in Second Language Acquisition by Stephen Krashen ・Fluent forever by Gabriel Wyner ・Fluent in 3 months by Benny Lewis ◆I don't agree with everything in these books. For example, Benny Lewis has some great approaches to language, but I don't agree with "Use the Language from Day 1" unless you are entirely comfortable embarrassing yourself in front of strangers. As per Krashen's Input Theory, The affective filter hypothesis states that learners' ability to acquire language is constrained if they are experiencing negative emotions such as fear or embarrassment. I totally agree with this based on my experience and think this is why "classroom language teaching" does not work. You are risking embarrassment every time the teacher calls on you and may be in fear of failing as you study the language. ◆Also, I do not think techniques for "memorizing" words are a good use of your time, unless you are taking a language test. If your aim is to learn the language to where you can understand media in that language and have enjoyable conversations, then mnemonics are not helpful. This is because they facilitate "learning" of the language and not "acquisition." For example, if someone says "Do you know what taberu means?" You can access your mnemonic of "I eat on a table [TABEru means eat!]," but if someone says to you "issho ni gohan tabenai?" you probably won't be able to rapidly comprehend this phrase and respond in a natural way. ◆The distinction between acquisition and learning is tricky, but very important to keep in mind while you develop methods to acquiring your target language in an efficient manner. ・Beginner Vocabulary: Try and find the "Core 100" words of your target language. After you get those down, move on to the next 100 and so on. The "core" is the most commonly used words (make sure the list you get distinguishes between the 100 most commonly used spoken words and written words) Relevant resource: 🤍 ・Beginner Grammar: I recommend Tim Ferriss's "13 Sentences for introducing yourself to the Grammar. 🤍 SHADOWING ・Shadowing is simply finding a clip of a native speaker speaking and mimicking everything about their speech - pacing, intonation, cadence, and most importantly of course: pronunciation ・Try and shadow with video clips that show the speakers mouth so you can copy their mouth positioning. ・Especially if you're a beginner, do not attempt to shadow everything. For example a beginner shadowing session of an English sentence like "Hey bro I was thinking we should go grab some steak at that place around the corner when we finish work." would be like "Hey bro .... grab some... around the corner.... work." In short, you don't want to rush yourself to try and copy everything because you will mumble and that is not a good habit ・Be attentive of your frustration level. Shadowing is super hard and challenging. Let your goal be to slowly increase the amount of time you can sit in frustration. For example, one day you start shadowing, get super frustrated because you feel like you can't get more than 3 syllables right at a time and give up in 10 minutes. No problem. See if you can sit in that frustration for 11 minutes the next day. Don't overload yourself and turn language learning into a chore or you'll become more and more averse to doing language acquisition and shoot yourself in the foot. ・BEGINNERS may be especially frustrated, but even a little bit of shadowing will be very helpful. Work your way up from just 5 minutes or so. ・Get apps like "Video Speed Controller" for chrome so you can quickly adjust the video's speed on the fly. (Being able to quickly adjust the speed is helpful if you have one character in a TV show who mumbles and other characters who speak really clearly) ・RECORD yourself. This is a tip from 🤍Dogen, and I wish I implemented this more often when I was learning Japanese, it adds more time to your practice, but really does reveal where your pronunciation is lacking. JAPANESE ・If you're trying to improve your Japanese skills, particularly pronunciation, I recommend checking out 🤍Dogen . He's got a funny youtube channel 🤍 But if you're interested in specifics on how to step up your Japanese, check out 🤍 ・JLPT - If you're aiming to pass the JLPT, DON't waste any time on WRITING Kanji. It's 100% not necessary for the test (As of 2012). Just make sure you know the stroke order behind Kanji. For Business inquiries: joseph.everett.wil🤍gmail.com
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📲 Your phone is probably chock-full of language learning apps... But how many of them actually work? Here's the deal: ▶️ There are only 4 kinds of language learning apps that actually work, and in this video you'll learn what they are. So if you're looking for the best language learning app, this is your bible. 📖 LEARN A LANGUAGE THROUGH THE POWER OF STORY Stories are the best way I have found to learn ANY language (even the difficult ones). Forget the boring textbooks and time-wasting apps and learn a language the natural, effective way with one of my story-based courses. 👉🏼🤍 ✍🏼 BLOG VERSION: Prefer reading to watching? Get the full scoop here: 👉🏼🤍 ⏱ TIMESTAMPS: 00:00 - Only 4 language learning apps actually work 00:30 - Content apps 02:35 - Language exchange apps 04:25 - Flashcard apps for language learning 06:36 - Language script apps (Includes some free language learning apps!) After this video, you should learn about the App Villain: 🤍 🤯 Get my best language tips by email: 🤍 My name is Olly Richards, and on this channel I show you how to learn a new language with stories. To see some of my previous experiments, why not try... 👉 Learn Italian in 3 months: 🤍 👉 Learn Thai in 14 Days: 🤍 👉 Daily Study Routines and Schedules 🤍 Or... 🔈 To ask me language questions, submit a question on my podcast: 🤍 ...or search "I Will Teach You A Language" wherever you get your podcasts! (iTunes, Spotify, etc) Friends of mine who have made other cool videos about language apps: • 🤍 • 🤍
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Today I react to and review the most popular language learning apps and platforms, including Rosetta Stone, Duolingo, Memrise, Babbel, and Pimsleur. I regularly discuss language learning methods on my channel, including strategies for memorizing large amounts of vocabulary through spaced repetition software like Anki and making sure to speak your target language constantly (in person or via websites like Italki), but today we’re going to take a look at some of the most popular commercial, mass-market apps and websites for learning languages. It was an odd experience as I usually don’t use these types of platforms for language learning, but there definitely were some gems among them! (And this video is not sponsored, by the way.) LEARN A FOREIGN LANGUAGE WITH MY METHOD! ✉️ Join my newsletter and discover how I pick up new languages quickly (and learn how you can do the same): 👉🏼 🤍 📚 Check out my Street-Smart Language courses: 👉🏼 🤍 Subscribe to my channel: 🤍 Follow me on Instagram: 🤍 Follow me on Facebook: 🤍 If you guys like the music in my videos, you can check out all the AMAZING music Epidemic Sound has at my affiliate link here: 🤍
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Long time no see! If you’re new to learning a language or want to get better at learning, here are 6 mistakes that are common for language learners to make. Based on my experience, this is what some people shouldn’t be doing - but everyone’s opinions are different. What are your thoughts? Timestamps: 00:00 Intro 00:30 Giving up too soon 01:54 Too many resources 03:40 Being afraid of mistakes 05:10 Strict schedules and methods 09:23 Lack of consistency ——— 💕 LINKS Insta → 🤍 Join my free newsletter → 🤍 Website → 🤍 Twitter → 🤍 Support my content & get resources → 🤍 Book a coaching call → 🤍 Medium blog → 🤍 ✨EBOOKS & GOODIES 📖 Language Habits ebook → 🤍 📖 Writing in a new language ebook →🤍 Favorite textbooks → 🤍 $10 free italki credits after $20 spend→ 🤍 Language app discounts → 🤍 All language resources → 🤍 Merch → 🤍 Learn a language for free in your browser with Toucan → 🤍 💕ABOUT Welcome to my channel! My name is Lindie and I share my love for languages and design on this channel. I'm a senior product designer and co-founder of Kaards.io. I also write blog posts about languages at lindiebotes.com, and mentor language learners, and offer UX consulting for language apps at superpeer.com/lindiebotes. I'm a Christian and strive to shine God’s light in all I do. May this channel inspire you to reach your language goals and learn more about design. New here? Best videos → 🤍 FAQ → 🤍 🎥EQUIPMENT Camera → 🤍 Mic → 🤍 Tripod → 🤍 ——— Enquiries & partnerships: hello🤍lindiebotes.com
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In this video, I share with you how I learn Arabic in a lazy & relaxing way even as a beginner hehe, yay! 💥p.s. This is the second video of learning languages in a lazy way, if you haven't checked out the first one, it's here 👉🤍 🇪🇬Egyptian Arabic YouTubers: 1. Kareem Elsayed كريم السيد : 🤍 2. Sindeiab سندياب : 🤍 3. Sarah Hany : 🤍 🇪🇬Egyptian Arabic Podcast: Droos Podcast: 🤍 Since I received many questions regarding recommended Japanese, French or Chinese YouTubers, I'll also include it here. 🇯🇵Japanese YouTubers 1. 日常かこちん: 🤍 2. ひよんちゃんねる: 🤍 3. ゆきりぬ: 🤍 4. ふくれな/fukurena: 🤍 🇫🇷French YouTubers 1. HugoDécrypte - Actus du jour: 🤍 2. HugoDécrypte: 🤍 3. style tonic: 🤍 4. Lena Situations: 🤍 5. Marie: 🤍 6. Andie Ella: 🤍 🇹🇼Taiwanese(Mandarin) YouTubers 1. 這群人TGOP (with Eng subtitles): 🤍 2. 愛莉莎莎 Alisasa: 🤍 3. TheKellyYang: 🤍 *actually I don't watch videos from Taiwanese YouTubers that often lol, if I think of any others I'll update the info here! Hope it helps! ~Chapters~ 0:23 Intro (*bad news included lol) 2:02 Routine 1: great way to build up your vocab 5:27 Routine 2: very entertaining method 8:32 how to develop good pronunciation 9:23 me speaking Japanese 9:48 me speaking French 10:22 Routine 3: the LAZIEST method hehe 11:46 Routine 4: amazing method to memorize vocab 14:14 番外篇 story time
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I make lots of videos surprising people with my "perfect" Chinese (Mandarin, Cantonese, and Fuzhounese) and because lots of people have been asking about it, I wanted to make a video discussing my language learning methods, particularly how I rapidly acquire the ability to have a basic conversation in pretty much any language (in yes, 24 hours or less). This definitely isn't fluency but it's a great building block to becoming fluent and an excellent way to start your language learning journey. If you want to skip ahead to the part where I talk about how to learn any language in 24 hours (avoiding my Mandarin-learning backstory in China), click to go ahead to 3:42. For more information about Anki, an essential free spaced repetition tool that I've relied on for years to memorize words and phrases, check out: 🤍 If you want to check out my merch, go to: 🤍 Want to learn fluent Chinese like me? Check out my new beginner course and learn Chinese exactly how I wish I'd learned it: 🤍 Discover the platform that I used to become fluent in Spanish in 20 days: 🤍 For my Ari in Beijing channel, where I offer more tips about how to learn languages and stuff like that: 🤍 Another great website that offers tons of amazing inspiration for learning Japanese, which inspired a lot of my methodology, is called All Japanese All The Time: 🤍 If you guys like the music in my videos, you can check out all the AMAZING music Epidemic Sound has at my affiliate link here: 🤍 Subscribe to my channel: 🤍 Follow me on Instagram: 🤍 Follow me on Facebook: 🤍
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I hope this video helps you on your journey of self studying Korean ! You can find all the links mentioned below ^^ My Instagram: 🤍 Learn Hangul: TTMIK video 1: 🤍 TTMIK video 2: 🤍 Learn Hangul in 30 minutes: 🤍 Online Resources: 🤍 🤍 🤍 Apps: Duolingo : 🤍 Drops : 🤍 LingoDeer : 🤍 Quizlet : 🤍 Flashcards : 🤍 Duocards : 🤍 Background Music: Chillpeach - Purple: 🤍 Video Content: 0:00 - Intro 1:53 - Writing System (Hangul) 3:45 - Grammar 4:30 - Textbook Recommendations/ Other Resources 5:20 - Vocabulary 6:29 - Vocabulary - Memorization 7:15 - App Recommendations 9:43 - Setting Goals #korean #languagelearning #한국어 #studykorean
Want to learn a language in 2023? Here are some simple methods that work. You can start watching real shows and YouTube videos without the discomfort of not understanding the language TODAY with LingoPie: 🤍 If you want, you can support me on Patreon and get access to extra stuff. You're a legend, thank you. PATREON: Get extra videos which explain my thoughts on specific things (you ask the questions), articles and interviews with successful language learners: 🤍 Subscribe for more awesome language learning content: 🤍 Language learning videos, tips and techniques! 🤍 TIMESTAMPS: 00:00 Learning a Language is Simple 01:02 You must do this 04:02 This changed my life 06:53 Stop learning your language So, you want to learn a language in 2023? Well I’ve got good news, it’s actually very simple. Some things are easy but very tedious.. Well learning a language is the opposite. It’s not quick, it’s not easy... but it’s not complex, it's just a habit. So I’m going to lay out 3 things that if you do for long enough, frequently enough, will lead you to fluency in a foreign language. The first and most important step is to immerse in the language. In language learning immersing doesn’t necessarily mean living in a country where that language is spoken – it means spending time listening to it and reading it. So to learn a language, it’s not complicated. It’s simple it takes time. Immerse which means get the language into your eyes and ears. Challenge yourself – go big, and rally behind your own cause, and finally, learn something through the language. Do those things in decent amounts for long enough, and you will become fluent in your new language. OK if you've reached the end of the description then you need something to do. When I made fun of myself by saying "Who are you and what are you doing here?", what show was I referencing?
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