How to learn a language without even trying 

Brother✊ I am MattvsJapan's disciple too!😂

@@user-kp8pz1xm1s that's cool you recognized his words. yeah that's where I learned about that from. Basically everything I know I learned from his channel. He's a wealth of knowledge.

thank you!

I mean jeez he could’ve convinced me he’s a native English speaker if I’m being honest

@@YeeeeGregi thought he WAS a native English speaker 😭

Hey I’m starting to learn Mandarin it’s backwards I’m learning English to Mandarin and I want to speak it so madly, how to got the tones and how to read pictographs, it’s an interesting language I hope someday translate between Chinese to English hehe, I hope you speak Spanish soon, regards.

​​​@@luismanuelvelazquezmejia2619 You need a lot of input and shadowing. Try transcribing the mandarin you hear to improve your listening for the subtleties and echo what you hear back. Listen to natives talking at normal speed once you have some general vocabulary. You need comprehensible input. Input that is roughly understood but challenging. A lot of this shit is just repetition and connecting contextual memory to active memory. So surround yourself with interesting Mandarin concepts. Use subtitles (in Mandarin- if you're learning to read) and watch things over again. You'll begin to intuitively pick up on things, especially if you're studying actively on the side. You will forget things. That's part of the process. You will also remember things that you don't know how you know. Don't cram or force yourself to remember. Language isn't a test, it's a means of communication. Take interest in everything you do to interact with the language. It makes the journey so much more fun. Don't stress about speaking. Echo and write what you know or hear. Over time you'll collect the words and phrases that mean something to you. Just my personal experience from learning Japanese starting with English. Good luck to you tho.

@@idontgiveah00t thank you for comment, and wow there are a lot of things to do but I appreciate that like you said no everything it’s a test when you learning a new language it’s acquire it,I had Gracias y espero pronto comunicarme en mandarín fluido :)

Thank you!!!

Could you please give me some suggestions for learning English? I can understand everything in English but whenever I talk to someone my brain goes blank. Actually, I wanna improve my written and speaking skills.

Same hear

@@hammadrao9233 i feel you, i still blank sometimes when speaking to people but id recommend just putting yourself out there and just practice with anyone you can (preferrably someone better than you so you can also learn from them) and not worrying about making mistakes, youre still learning after all and even the short lived embarrassement is still going to pay off, maybe finding a study buddy or a teacher to practice with, or perhaps trying one of those apps made specifically for improving your speaking with strangers? not sure about that one since i havent tried it yet but ive heard pretty good things about it, thats probably all i can think of right now, since im still working on my speaking skills and i dont think theyre in no way perfect, but i feel like i sound pretty natural because im always listening to smt in english and kind of mimicking it when i speak or making notes in my head if i dont know the pronunciation, for writing skills, i think reading books in english might help but im not sure, i signed up for my cambridge exam just a month before the exam so i didnt have much time to improve my writing and had no writing experience whatsoever so i just watched SMASH English on youtube and i think i learned everything necessary to make my writing neater since i had to write 2 essays in my exam, dont know much about it though since im not very good at writing in my native language either but looking to improve in there too, i know my comment is very long so i hope i helped atleast a little bit ❤

@@hammadrao9233 just try to talk in english every day for at least for 10 mins. record your process of speaking. than listen to it. while you're listening to your speech you will notice some of your mistakes. and with every video you make, it would be better and better. same for writing, just start writing a journal about what happens during a day and you will notice the difference soon.

@@intessssa Thanks for your suggestion

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"Everything you will do in life will either be an act of love or an act of fear" - Mark Laita

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I'm glad you liked it!

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That is the way, my friend. Eu sou😉

I was so tired when i tried to study with video class and Duolingo. They're so slow, that you can't even achieve the basic in the language you wanna learn. Eu percebi que ele é br na hora que eu dei play no vídeo kkkkk

Yeah! Some languages you've got have a slightly different approach.

That's another good option! The most important thing is that you do what is best for you and enjoy the journey. I'm glad you liked the video, bro.

you can do it! it doesn't have to be hard, I will make more videos about that.

I agree with you that studying for exams is different. I once took the Duolingo English test, and it was stressful. Regarding content, it depends on your level. If you're not that advanced, I would recommend watching comedy movies, family-friendly movies, cartoons, and RU-vid videos discussing languages like mine. However, it ultimately comes down to your proficiency level. If you're more advanced, you'll find plenty of enjoyable content more easily.

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thank you! I learned English with the same tips I shared in this video, and I made a video of how I learned English already, but I will make a better one.

@@JoaoSales-JP10 I thought u were a native speaker until I went into the comments lol

same bro. Im going on to study abroad there next year and am having trouble finding what resources work!

I can help you

yes, a few things may be a little different, but you can use this approach for sure

nao, aprendi vocabulario apenas consumindo o idioma 24h por dia o maximo que conseguisse, e algumas outras taticas, vou fazer um video so sobre ingles

​@@JoaoSales-JP10 da pra fazer um vídeo em português explicando?

yes, you just gotta be consistent and fearless

A lot of the time if you use subtitles you'll rely on the subtitles

Hi! I speak Spanish, English and a Arabic and I want to learn French :)

I learned English in less than 6 months but to reach the level that I am today about 2 years

Thank you! Send me an email jpsales.10business@gmail.com and we can talk🔥

Youre a warrior bro.

send me the details on my email

What languages do you speak?

Spanish is my mother language. Soy nacida de Ciudad Juarez Chihuahua, Mexico. English is my second language.

😂no its not seven heads just used mind plane .

I want to learn brazilian Portuguese in exchange for English

What is you native language? My native is russian, i learn english. My be we help with practice to each over)

@@svetlanakovaleva7188 Brazilian portuguese

Sure!

yes

I’m learning french too. Wanna practice with me?

I thought about this when I was making the video, but in general, it can be applied to the most popular languages that people always want to learn