How I Got Fluent In Spanish In 44 Days (Timelapse + Full 8-Hour Daily Method) 

Similar for me. Well, I wasn't formally taught but have some knowledge. I speak like a half assed broken Spanish. Not the best but I can still communicate. But this vid should help me polish it up and hopefully reach a higher level.

Me too..

There’s more pressure for us to learn. As well as more shame for not knowing when it’s not our fault. Pero podemos hacerlo. Les recomiendo a todos que hagan este método, y si tienen tiempo, entonces asistan clases con Spanish Sin Peña. He mejorado mucho y también pueden

For me I have the accent it just its very broken

The Spanish language is spoken and written with two types of articles that are called definite articles and indeterminate articles or, also, definite and indefinite articles (el, la, los, las, un, una, unas,unos.... This is the secret for spanish trust me And then you learn that ,You need to learn this The three types of accents in Spanish words "Agudas" "graves" "esdrújulas" Once you learn to use articles and accents, you can start creating phrases faster than light.

I know i respect it

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Fr!! :)

The best way possible way you describe this man

Absolutely! I love the Ted talk hack. I follow language tutors on RU-vid, but I like his method of learning within context much better!

or rather he had the time

Yes, but let us be honest with ourselves: could we put in two hours a day if it really mattered? Having looked at my own screen time on my phone, I could certainly be doing something more productive with those hours.

He also had the money to be able to do this? Because who can do this when they have work or school or both?

352 hrs tho isn’t enough for most people to become fluent average person takes closer to 500+ some can take 2000

@@protyper9861 He already learned French and Italian. Usually people who know those can learn spanish in give or take 500 hours if done efficiently

You're too kind. Thanks man!

This is a scam lmao

@@scumfuckk Yes, I think that's obvious, he's speaking with a good accent since the first day

@@Edu-bx2nv he wouldve had to learn them regardless but it doesnt look like he knew this one, the pronounciation and accent are a bit off

I mean he did show he took Spanish courses at the high school level

And it'd just as amazing how bad your language ability can be after so many years of disuse - yep - agree!

That's what I was thinking watching this. I appreciate the tips but "4 years of spanish in high school, one in college and a month of independent study" isn't even close to the same as learning the language in 44 days.

@@edlrocks12591 My thoughts. I saw his day 1 and day 5 and was amazed at how much he understood grammar , the basics of building sentences etc. After one day in any NEW language, I would not be able to build sentences, merely parrot them. I find this to be very clickbaity. 30 years ago I did 3 years of french in junior school. I can still say a few sentences and understand the structure of the language. Give me a couple of months of intensive training and I believe I can be, if not fluent, passable.

And French (a language he was previously fluent in) also has many similar terms and sentence structure. This is absolutely not learning from scratch.

You're discrediting that he spent 8hrs+ a day for 44 days, that's 300+ hours... Most people haven't spent that much time on the language in 1 year of learning

Hello could you please tell me exactly what you did? I'm trying to apply the method in the video but I'm not sure where to start

I’m glad you came back and gave an update. I’m going to try this method as well and it’s good hearing others feedback. Good luck with Portuguese.

OMG this is amazing!!

Como está o português?

Awesome! 🎉

late comment but yeah fluency is when you can recall a word through abstract thought without necessarily having to translate it in your head

It makes it so much easier , you can learn hundreds of words and how they’re used and pronounced in a short amount of time . I have no clue why no one else has ever mentioned it before

I wonder if this would work a similar way with songs? I met a Costa Rican guy who said he learned English really young by listening to a bunch of English songs and trying to understand them with transcripts.

I was wondering if you can use songs or Netflix

That’s exactly how it’s done in many universities, via the Destinos series.

Your English level is very good, I would want to have that level in my english

@@mrcamilo5489 thank you 💕💕 you're English is also really good!

how do you make a sentence in spanish, as in like speaking in spanish?

@@autumnrain721 depende de la frase

Can you teach me spanish?

I am so happy I was able to understand this lol maybe I’m not completely a beginner 😊

​@@sallygensin4011 same ❤

​@@sallygensin4011I just used Duolingo and I understood this, although not perfectly but still got the concept😂❤

No, he's not lol. He's been learning for 44 days but still makes LOTS of mistakes so let's not give others false hope that they can do the same.

why be so negative? people make mistakes in their native language all the time, its not the issue. this is real hope for being able to be bilingual :) this is a fantastic method, and for only 44 days this is incredible progress.@@BotDetector-44

I think you might have some competition Ikenna Love your videos man!

@Ikenna Thanks Bro. Respect to the KING.

@@languagelords You got this! I believe in you bro, keep it up! definitely see you doing big things!

Please which Apps or resource materials did you use to learn French and Spanish? I currently don't have 8hours of time on my hands for now but I can do 3-4hours a day. I'd really appreciate if you can reply with materials to improve learning and speaking skills. I'm currently using Duolingo and watching a ton of RU-vid videos.

The legend himself

Hahahah keep it up!

wtf. youtube just integrated translations... i can see it with this comment

@@laur-unstagenameactuallyca1587 …what?

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@@laurenstewart5707 the statement is pretty clear

Agreed this man is smart as hell

Language should not have walls particularly the walls of cost a language is that very thing that seeks to talk to all people no matter who they are

I wish college level Spanish courses were set up this way.

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I’ve watched one half of this video and I am lost. I’m spending a month in Spain next year with the hope of moving there in ‘24. Watching this, it seems like I’m facing a mountain that I won’t be able to climb. I wonder if it would just be better to hire a tutor. I’d love to hear from someone who has learned conversational Spanish in one year, if that is even doable.

@@yankee58100 honestly, I don't know about that... I mean, I'm planning to learn Spanish later on this year, but haven't started yet. I can't really tell you whether "fluency" is an achievable goal or not (after all, "fluent" has kinda become an umbrella term meaning both nothing and everything at the same time). What I can say is that the video clearly shows it's possible to achieve "conversational fluency" in way less than a year, but ONLY if you're willing to put in a crazy amount of time and effort. The FSI estimates you'd need around 500h of intensive training to reach fluency in lvl1 languages (such as Spanish, French, catalan, Italian etc)... The guy in the video said he worked around 8-12h/d (tot 380-440h) on his Spanish to reach this level in just over a month... Ps. I'll try to replicate the process changing it and twisting it to better suit my one life/interests/goals, but I'm pretty confident saying that any time you put into language learning is time well spent and that it will pay off later on (if you've read so far and were able to understand my comment... Well, English is an L2 for me, my L1 is Italian, so... Yeah... It's doable, and even if we as language learners will never get to be as "proficient" as natives... Who cares!!! :D)

@@yankee58100 I have been learning Spanish for a year. I don’t feel that fluent but I do understand most of what I hear. My advice for you is to do as much listening as you can. Speaking and writing practice is important but the more you can listen to Spanish, the better you’ll get (and bonus, if you don’t have all the time in the world to study you can still listen to things in the background). Don’t give up hope, you have a good chunk of time here!

@@rebekahblesi7526, thanks. I’m taking in person lessons as well as online lessons. It’s going really well. I’m hoping that by the time we head off to Spain next year, I will have a very basic start on the language that will help me to interact with Spanish-speaking people.

@@peterburnash6929 Definitely! The more you work at it, the better you’ll get!

Where can we read your work when it’s completed? I’d love to read your journey! Being self-taught is amazing, especially when you didn’t have the internet to help! That is truly amazing and im sure required great discipline!

@@briAgu55 Thanks for your message! I will be posting updates on my channel "brianopolis" and I will be self-publishing something late spring I believe. It was quite a ride. It was the fall of 1996 and I saw on the morning news reports about Cuban refugees flooding into Miami - the "balseros" - and about how Miami Beach was going through a revival of sorts with tons of Europeans coming there as part of the fashion scene. So I dropped out of college and headed south. I got a job as a waiter, bought a bilingual dictionary and phrase book, and I then I had to just ask people at work or people I met on the streets or cafes or bars or wherever to help me with my pronunciation and to understand the more complex problems I encountered with the language. Now, of course, the Latin culture has spread immeasurably since that time and it is no longer necessary to go to a place like Miami to meet people. I think you'll like the book. It's a memoiresque how-to book on self-guided immersion experiences here in the U.S.

@@Brianopolis I just subscribed! That is so neat. I am very interested in your book!

@@briAgu55 Awesome, thanks!

@@Brianopolishas the book come along

No prob, bro. I'm just glad to hear it's effective and working for you. Keep Going Hard!

Hows it going?

If you combine the 3 different methods you'll master spanish in just 4-5 months

@Lyrics and Movies Sure. I have always been fascinated by the theoretical aspect of things, so when it comes to languages, I tend to focus a lot more on grammar and have an approach that could be described as mathematical. Since the age of 12 I have been spending part of my free time doing comparative grammar. For the same reasons I also use the bidirectional translation method of Luca Lampariello. Also, as I love reading, I practice on a daily basis intensive and extensive reading. The results are pretty satisfying on the long run but I am aware that it is not a natural way to learn languages. The method applied in this video seems to be quicker and more holistic, and I can see myself using it if I had a short amount of time to learn, that is for example before traveling.

I agree with the point you are trying to make, but for the sake of clarification, he did NOT achieve native-level fluency in 44 days. In fact, that's not even possible unless you have an eidetic memory. The 44 days were what it took for him to essentially develop a baseline level of "conversational fluency" and from there is where he began pursuing native level (which takes a long time). He makes this clear around 9:50, but he probably should have made it more clear throughout the vid. Either way, it's impressive, and reality doesn't take away from that. It's just good to set realistic expectations for people because the majority would not achieve anywhere near these results.

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¡Buena suerte! El español es un idioma hermoso, me alegro que quieran aprenderlo :D

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for him all you need is for him to listen to cartoons, movies and songs in spanish 4 hours a day and enroll him into like a spanish school for the writing and grammar stuff etc but for you you should follow this vid :)

i would recommmend pocoyo and los pica piedra :) for him

Wow that’s amazing that you’re teaching him so early 😄 that’s a great idea and he will thank you for it in the future! It will pay offb

How has it been? 45 days isn't such a great investment.

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That’s true, but not completely. I had 4 years of Spanish in high school too (over 20 years ago now), and I reached a decent level of listening and reading comprehension and had a decent accent. But having actual conversations with real people isn’t something that I had a ton of experience with. So, although I could say a lot of things I wanted to talk about, I wouldn’t say that I was fluent. Now I’ve forgotten a lot of what I learned, but if I started learning again, my foundation from before would definitely be a HUGE boost. But to reach fluency, I would need to go beyond where I was before. And if I studied 8 hours a day (like this guy), I could reach a decent conversational level in 44 days too. But I don’t have the time, money, or motivation for that.

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@@LangBum I mean he did the same thing with french having never studied french

thank you so much for posting abt this😭😭

OMG SIMONE

HOLY SHIT, SIMONE I LOVE UR VIDSSS, AAA, I KNOW U WANNA LEARN SPANISH AAAAAAAAA

remember even 30 mins a day is going to get you fluent, just takes longer, but at least you won't burn out. not everybody has the superhuman discipline to do it 8-12 hours a day!

Same here

You can do it, Jake!

This was help full. ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-pELNvjWPtlI.html

im sub to you lamo

I can relate to you 100%!! I feel so bad that I am not able to communicate even with others outside my family. 😔 My dads side always spoke in English and my mom spoke only in English to us even though she’s a fluent Spanish speaker.

i’m in the exact same situation 💔💔

Bro smae

how is it going at the moment?

Set your own goals. Set specific goals. Don't just say I'll be fluent in a year

be realistic so you wont be disappointed in a year is hard but ofc its possible

He did not do this in two month the Mf been learning for years

Yeah bro, me and consistency are just starting to enjoy each other's company. 100k is the exact goal I set at the beginning of this year so thanks for your encouragement.

@@languagelords guess u guys werent getting along that well. the possibility of 100k is fading quick and i expect the next upload to be how u learned another language edit: also give some examples of stories or things to talk about for the speaking exercise because im lost on that step

Bro did not upload consistently.

u r not wrong@@cbjueueiwyru7472

It has a million views fym

One day or one day the choice is yours

you don't get it, you make an active decision to develop it. but I get what you mean x

@@lavishreacts8010one day or day one**

Movies with subtitles are a great help , because you can hear spanish , and read what that means at the same time , Movies help me to learn english that way

@@EdyMar77 iv been doing this with money heist

@@rachelelise2847 What a garbage translation , is "The House of Paper" , money heist sounds generic and cheap.

@@EdyMar77 huh? iv been watching it in spanish with english subs

@@rachelelise2847 I mean the Title of the series , in spanish is "The House of paper/La Casa de Papel" , money heist is a lousy translation .

I don’t believe anyone has done eight hours a day, studying

@@Black-Circle This guy has, or so he says.

@@ZRex92 black men usually lie to make themselves seen good

LOL! You’re funny! What a sneaky way to compliment him on learning just the basics fluently! You made my stomach hurt. I wonder if he understood.

Also the fact he had 4.5 years of formal Spanish education in his past. It's not like he was starting from scratch.

Omg wait really? Every story I've heard about the Spanish learning journey (or any language learning journey actually) from people who've reached a high level always includes the fact it took them YEARS. It's not that hard is it? @@Josh-gi8ht

@@Josh-gi8htThat’s most Americans though, since Spanish is required in most public school systems here. It doesn’t mean much.

@@beanpasteposts don’t know what school you went to but it definitely is NOT the norm. Most schools do not have any foreign language require let alone specifically requiring Spanish.

Even tho English isn’t technically a romantic language, we have so many romance loan words that learning Spanish really isn’t that difficult. It really is just a matter of repetition.

Good work! Wish my parents taught me instead of letting me reply in english

Hello, I'm trying to learn spanish. Did this method work?

Which was easier Spanish or French?

Couldn't let you down man. It's time to go harder. Thanks for the encouragement in what you said, bro. 😁

Came here to say the same!

@@languagelords no entiendo , de dónde eres ?? Desde el inicio tenías una buena pronunciación sin acento , te lo juro pareces hispanohablante ....yo llevo años hablando inglés y sigo con mi acento

hows it going?

@@rayne1704 utter failure. This video is a lie.

私も日本語を勉強すります!　これは大丈夫ですか? I tried my best to ask how's it going lol, but I also am studying Japanese, nice! It can be quite a struggle for me, especially with kanji

@@dimwitteddingo I think it’s more naturally 勉強しています. Been learning Japanese for a year in my spare time so I could be wrong

@@George-hu9rf oh, thanks : ), I quit studying for while due to health reasons, so I am pretty rusty lol

I wanna watch this video 100x 😂

BET. Yeah knock it out. I'm having a lot of fun with this method. Good Luck with your exams!

@@languagelords Thanks a lot. Best of luck!😊

I'd agree, but how much does anyone really remember from high school rote memorisation? I do think it gives a bit of an edge, but anyone using this much repitition is going to see improvement if they stick to it.

@@kathr0s same. I had to brush up on my Spanish.. my basic Spanish from high school with duo lingo lol.

I agree, but I studied spanish at university and I remember the first day I arrived in latin america I couldn't remember a single word.

dude. I have all of secondary school German under my belt and remember NOTHING. in my case it was only 5 years ago. His was OVER a DECADE ago.

Language learning in school is rubbish! I learned more spanish watching Telenovelas than I did in school

Same! I feel like I hit a wall-but I am determined to get back at it. I feel like half the battle is, like you said, discipline! Sticking to the methods he suggested in the video will be fool proof.

Day 22 for a year 😂 . I get it,

Cómo vas con tu español? XD

Update?

soy español xd, te deseo suerte para lograrlo hermano

I agree it's a really good video. Now I have to change my learning style too. I think this will yield better results

Have you made progress?

Same issue here. I’m finally committing to learning! I’m working with a tutor and using pimsleur, and using some books as well. It’s a process.

Yo e tratado aprender inglés

You can do it! Plus, you have a great learning partner which would help so much!

@@alexander3781pt9 igual jaja

Yeah man. I love Spain too but Mexico is our neighbor and i want a Mexican accent! Glad to hear it inspired you. Go hard! You can master French!

Corrección: El acento mexicano es el más común en los E.E.U.U. Pero estoy de acuerdo con el hecho de que él debería escuchar a español colombiano.

@@noorykorky5056 Acabas d repetir lo que el man comentó? Digo porque no veo que lo editó xD

@@noorykorky5056 pues es el más común porque México es el país con más hablantes del español (y por mucho)

que vea Betty la fea, soy de México pero me encanta jaja xD

@@noorykorky5056 todos los mejores doblajes hasta d ellas películas se han hecho en México, me refiero a eso, que todo el mercado se enfoca en ese acento pero hay muchos en español

Hola, como sigue tu avance?

Hello, cómo has hecho tu?

Exactly first thing I thought just by hearing him speak English and the words he chose in that sentence structure is… what’s his iq wouldn’t be surprised if he has something close to photographic memory or at least a very high iq. Also his ability and determination to conquer and learn is amazing as well. (Which helps)

He worked eight hours a day for 44 days...if you consistently work for 352 hours you will learn a great deal....consider that a school year of Spanish consists about roughly 135 hours (180 days * 45 minute class / 60 minutes)....so he did almost 2.5 years worth of Spanish in a little over a month working at it like it was a full-time job.

@@dragonchr15 thank you…this seems to be the part people are missing. He dedicated more time than the average person would get to considering a lot of people work jobs, go to school, have themselves and families to take care of, etc. love his progress and many people can still get some benefit from his method without having to exactly replicate it if they aren’t able to.

Don't forget that also had an additional 4.5 years of Spanish from school.

I'm from Spain btw hahaahhaha

Wow, I could have written this- it’s exactly how I feel! I’m also learning Korean and I have ADHD as well.

@@Ceridwyn82 It's not easy! I've been combing the internet trying to find resources to help. I hope you do well with your studies! 화이팅!!

Why korean ? Stick to western languages. You westerners are becoming more lost in time. Preserve western civilization!!

What do we do again?

ohh cool I have ADHD and I'm Korean and I'm learning Spanish! I believe that you'll do well! good luck with it!

YEAHH, I love to study other things in Spanish and French. Music too, like you. I watched a few videos on building 4 part-harmonies in Spanish. The best feeling is when you realize that you forgot it was in another language because you were so engaged in the content. Peace. And yeah STAY MOTIVATED!

Hey como estas, can i contact you i want you to help learn spanish

@@assadaboubakar740 ??? He speaks Spanish , maybe not you

@@assadaboubakar740 Hey

@@aaronemanuel8721 hey Aron

@@assadaboubakar740 Are you a native speaker of English?

Viel Glück 🤗🤗🤗

Wow, that just made my day. I got new concepts for you next month. Keep at it.

Stop lying

Yeah that's a tough one bro. Languages with an abundance of content are super convenient. Recently, I've found that I wasn't spending enough time with the pieces of content that I was studying with. So now I'm testing an approach that focuses on thorough consumption of a few pieces of content at a time rather than trying to read 100 articles and watch 100 videos like I used to. Now I read and watch the same things many times. Maybe that approach is more ideal in your case when the content just isn't available.

That sounds super cool. If you don’t mind me asking, what’s your motivation for learning a language that not many people speak?

@@cdgreatest I live among them. They are a small ethnic group in SE asia.

@@languagelords Thanks for the tips. That's a good idea. I'll probably have to transcribe a few videos myself and find someone who can translate them, then go over those until i understand what I hear. You should build a community like a discord chat group for people that want to practice your method.

@@strongballerina The Cham language of southeast asia. It's like starting from scratch, there are zero language learning resources online. I'm trying to see if I find any local content.

E aí, conseguindo? 😉

It’s been 4 months, talk to me Drew

@@55Hector55 Eu falo um pouco de português agora :) não muito, mas suas dicas foram úteis. Obrigado! 🙏😋

@@Drew-uz7kc com o tempo, vais conseguir falar bem! Não pare!

Have u met blk women from USA speak Spanish?

@@kybeastmode I meet them all the time. Ironically, the majority of the non Hispanic people who can speak Spanish that I meet tend to be black women.

@@willmelvin3397 they probably have a background of some sort of Latin country

19 years I'd say

😊 Thanks. Back with a vengeance lol

I hear you. I'm working my way up too the advanced languages, but of the ones you named, I'm definitely gonna do this with Japanese first 💪🏼

@@languagelords I’m stoked to hear that. I’m working on Japanese myself these days (and I’ve learned Spanish and French around the same time you have. Super exciting)

@call me qt ... What methods did you use to progress in your language learning?

@@callmeqt1269 How long did it take you to learn Spanish and French individually?

@@callmeqt1269 Oh yes I love Language Transfer that guy is amazing!