How to LEARN ANY LANGUAGE on Your Own (Fast!) 

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I have a 6 step guide method: 1)Grammar, all of it, videos. 2)Ground zero general vocabulary. 3)Native expression and phrases. 4)Verbs and phrase Syntax. 5)Listening and pronunciation, understanding. Improve lexique to a more advanced/usable level. 6)Put your skills to test.

I always like people like you. You put things in lists so that's it's easy to remember. Much appreciated 👍👍😊

Never use google translate pls! It’s not accurate, I’m learning Korean so pls use 바바고!!! It’ll be your best friend

​@@qminari1378 or maybe ChatGPT😅

😂

Exactly.

Immersion content is a good learning resource

One of the most important thing. I made the mistake that I wanted to find out the best method to learn Japanese. I searched podcasts, YT videos, books, apps, but I stuck with searching, and I didn't go anywhere with it. So my advice is that you need to start and progress and try not stuck with trying finding the best and fastest method of learning a language.

@@Barni2212 just enjoy it, right?

Can you recommend some of these audio

I've come to realize that this is true. My mom told me she didn't understand English at all when she heard it on the news or in movies but over time she began to understand it.

@@mg-nr8urany PG-13 movie really. Comedies is what I’d go for because they contain the informal language that your regular American speaks. Rated R movies may contain language that you won’t necessarily use in the beginning haha. Also look for popular podcasts in America.

The TEDx has videos with comprehension questions, which I find it helpful for practicing listening skills

​​@@oj214what if my listening skills are pretty good but i have not that much vocabulary to understand 100%. From the first time listening something like podcast i can get about 80-90% and that makes me feel uncomfortable because then i understand i was missing something important i couldn't get through podcast.

Please, tell me what the way that you use to learn these language

Please please🙏🏻🙏🏻

Myar Ebrahem well my first language is Arabic so I obviously am speaking it naturally.. English from school grammar wise but the movies, RU-vid and books are the things that really boosted my English and finally I use Duolingo for French and I practice French with mom at home because she studied it .. that’s it friend !!

Same, I already speak a good amount of languages and comments like these keep encouraging me to continue learning them. How is your learning journey so far?

Hello X it’s kinda slow but it’s good ! I’m getting there 😄

watching this video after a year of using duolingo hits bad

Duolingo telling me to practice at midnight

Duolingo put an add before this video

It's not bad as a side thing imo, it can help with learning new basic words

Lol I had a duo advert for this vid🤦😂

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Yeah kids learn fast to communicate

no to fajnie. ja się urodziłam w anglii ale mam polskich rodziców no i tak się po prostu nauczyłam polski i angielski. tylko ze po polsku to trochę gorzej ale coś tam znam xd

From where u m0ved?

@@justbuggyawilik1375 Slovakia, the language was pretty similar so it was easy but it really helped that I had polish friends

I studied English with this. Hello I've been studying English for the first time in 10 years. Thank you for taking a look oh hi

Writing by hand is helpful. I did that a lot in school whenever I want to study, it doesn't matter how many times I've written about that same thing is still write everything down as if it was the first time. It helped me develop a photograph memory too

@@Jur1_00 I studied English again after 10 years I'm using asmr. Please take a look. thank you oh..hi

exactly, when I studied Turkish I used this method, and I found that I don't need to review my notes too much because I already remembered them when I was writing.

Im currently learning korean and writing is definitely way better than typing

Wife: Why did you buy us a dog? Me: So that I could learn Italian.

@@MjolnirMarks I meant it more like... if you already have a pet, but this is funny

you can also speak to babies in the language you're learning

@@Alexandra.2008 True * steals a baby *

@@Alexandra.2008 teach them the language you're learning to mess with their parents

I literally write all the time as I need to write something down in order to remember it. I have dozens of notebooks for all of my language studies lmao. Even for the languages that use latin alphabets.

me: *crys in school*

Out of all my years of being a Chinese person you gotta write it typing it ain’t gonna help.

hey, I think that for Chinese learning how to write by hand is not necessarily (only some daily things), cause in general chinese people don't write it too. Actually, the percent of people in China that doesn't really remember how to write the characters is close to 80%

@@anas2162 I mean you have a literal Chinese person that just commented right before you did, saying that one MUST write a lot when it comes to the Chinese language. And also where do you get those statistics? Sounds like bs to me. I studied Chinese for three years @ uni and writing was one of the most important parts. There’s so much history surrounding the ideograms, but also in order to write correctly you need to know how to ‘trace’ an ideogram. There is a specific order for every single line etc. You’re free to mostly use your computer to type instead of writing afterwards, but you need to first actually learn how to write by hand.

Very cool that you shared your story

wow thats cool, thankyou u inspired me 💓

wow

I had a chance to learn German at school, as extracurricular classes, but didn't do since I wasn't interested so much at that time. It's great you found your inspiration in such an early age. It took me much longer. Although I learned all the languages by myself, I can speak 2 languages fluently, and Mandarin Chinese and Spanish at an intermediate level, and only recently started learning German. Kind regards, You are an inspiration to others.

Congratulations! How many languages did your father knew?

Agreed. I did the TOEFL test a month ago and I got C1 to my surprise. Just to add some context I've lived with English my entire life. I can't imagine any possibilities of me reaching a C2 level on French or German. 😂

Nice thing you have mentioned about the B1 stuff. The problem is with these so-called youtubers online. They try to portray that they are fluent in all of the languages. People who watch the videos, they all want to be fluent in the languages. The youtubers do not really mention that it is not possible to be fluent in so various languages.

Is it good to start learning two languages ​​at the same time?

@@Lawliet99lt Bad idea if they are not very similar. For example, you can learn Spanish and Italian together. But it is better to have some progress in one language and then start with the next, even if they are similar.

@@protostar1000 I was thinking of starting to learn Japanese and English at the same time

This is actually true

@إنجليزي مع وسام أنا بستفاد منك جدًا وبتعلم واتبسطت لما شوفت كومنتك هنا ❤️

@@neamaarafa9825 و الcomment بتاعك خلاني فرحانة بجد💜💜💜

except if ur already in shape because of ur superior genetic like me

على انهي برنامج؟

@@minecraftstation6422 ظهر من قريب في برنامج السفيرة عزيزة علىdmc

@@minecraftstation6422 قناة dmc تقريبا علي برنامج اسمو السفيرة عزيزة حاجة كدا ابحث بس وانت هتلاقي

@@mohamedragheb2718 كيف تقول بالإنجليزي ثرثرة وثرثار ؟

@@user-ez3vt3gy7b You have a big mouth Talkative

Thanks for watching, Kellen- and I agree, motivation is hugely important!

@@BrianWilesLanguages I will however say that it is possible to reach a pretty good level in a language in just three months. I studied Egyptian Arabic from April to June and now I speak like this: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-OwvyOvz0c8g.html How would you say this level compares to your definition of fluency? Either way, thank you for all the videos you’ve made! Apparently my Arabic teacher, Assem Gamal on italki, also had a couple lessons with you. Pretty cool in my opinion!

@@curiouskellen8344 that awesome ! Even if I'm arabian I feel arabic language dificult to learn for non-arabian learners , بالتوفيق لك

@@BrianWilesLanguages I am from Somalia, I speak Arabic fluently, my English is not bad, which language should I learn next? Thanks.

@@MohammedAhmed-py4rk learn Spanish. تعلم الاسبانیة

Nah

@@Acro_LangLearn Any valid counterpoint, or you just here to say BS? Because what he said is true.

@@Barni2212 well tbh I kinda agree with him around 70%. I myself don't actually type Japanese kanji all that often. idk but I've came to the conclusion that actually being exposed to them while reading is a more efficient method of mastering the kanji. I mean... for me I was successful on mastering around 330~ kanjis in a month through reading. You can call BS on that but it's true! it's damn true!

You mean the Latin alphabet 😂 the English language uses the Latin alphabet

Yeah Duolingo is pretty sweet I think

yeah duolingo taught me most of the spanish i know

Yeah I also use it to learn French, but to learn a language we should not depend on one resource. I find it quite useful. I speak only French while learning French.

Duolingo is the reason as to why I'm learning Latin, I wouldn't understand reading a 400 page textbook.

@@cartoonhub9071 Im aware, I went in knowing absolutely nothing

Wow that's a fascinating concept- and thank you, Sain! I'm glad you enjoyed the video

Just yesterday I heard that body language switches according to language you speak.

I know multiple languages and people have said this about me before! My native is English and often sound quite depressed (😂) as well using a lot of hand gestures whilst speaking. Then when communicating through BSL I’m a lot more expressive with emotions. And with Spanish & Italian I sound really happy. The only similarity between them is I speak fast in all languages 😂

@@imakelonelinessworkforme9120 I have this problem too. I speak so fast in all four languages I know😂😂

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لو سمحت/ي انا عايزة اعرف تطبيق يساعدني اقترحلي تطبيق كويس

I still write down with pen and paper too! Scientifically speaking, writing down notes is correlated to better memory retention which makes this more advisable than typing out notes 👍🏼

I think using pen is helpful for remember what you write, but it takes so much time. sorry for my english, i'm learning it:))

I love writing.. Will do it still

Writing down with pen & paper makes me remember more 😂😂😂

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Hello, I'm Christopher from Mexico and I would like to learn Arab but actually I'm learning Greek, so good luck with that

Good look! How's it going?

I hope it’s going good!

Good luck

Had the same experience with japanese - writing the characters helps a lot with reading them later on.

He is saying if you don't need to write, only talk the language, please listen

Plus there is the order of strokes, which is super important!

he does not talk about specific language he just give us how he learned those language easily. i aslo study chinese and the more important thing to remember the characters easily is to make astory of acharacters as you can make it in full sentence also to understand.

I agree I'm learning Japanese right now and the brush strokes alone help me

Wouah girl .. im learning spanish and korean too

Dus ongelooflik meisie,hou so aan

I'm learning Japanese. Wanna learn together?

Learning Spanish here

@@elool9435 I'm learning English, My native language is Spanish xd

I remember something more easily if I write it with a pen and paper rather that type it

Agreed.

Real.

Only typing (typing / writing in a Draft or on the Internet) should be used, not writing on actual paper, as it promotes the fėlling of trees - trees / flowers / grasses etc are sacred and pure beings with known genders (who only reflect me the pure / sacred being) and they should have always been protected from ppl!

It is very possible to get to an advanced level (over 8.000 base words) in a new language in 2 or 3 months, but only if it’s a pretty language with mostly pretty words and if it’s also a category 1 language, such as Dutch / English / Norwegian / Esperanto / Italian / Spanish / Welsh / Breton / Cornish / Limburgish / Danish etc - these 11 languages can definitely be learned super fast in a few months, if one spends most of the time learning new words and watching all sorts of videos in the target language with subs in the target language + the English sub shown at the same time, however, it also depends on the learner, and on how many hours a day are spent watching many vocab videos and many other videos teaching that category 1 pretty language, but there are some dudes that could learn a new language that’s pretty in a few months! I use the best and fastest language learning methods - I started learning languages on my own about 10 months ago or so, and I’ve been focusing mostly on Icelandic and German (and trying to get my Dutch vocab to a native speaker level) over the past few weeks, and I always learn as many words as possible by watching many vocab videos multiple times over a period of time (aka spaced repetition) until I can automatically remember each word, plus I naturally have great observational skills and great pattern recognition skills and great analytical skills which also helped me a lot to remember and recall certain words and to understand how each new language works etc, and I watch all sorts of videos with subs in the target languages (or with both English subs and subs in the target languages at the same time) and I learn all the prepositions / verbs / conjunctions etc and the pronunciation rules in the beginning usually and I watch lots of videos on grammar and stuff, which is a very efficient and very effective method with permanent results, because once a word is seen and heard enough times for it to become part of my permanent memory and automatic memory! I learned Dutch to an advanced level (over 8.000 base words) after only focusing on it for about 3 months or about 300 hours of study, which is super fast - the best way to learn a language fast is, to memorize as many thousands of words as possible, as fast as possible, and then to observe how others use those words in sentences and do the same, and its also important to learn the alphabet and all the pronunciation rules (they will give the learner an inkling of what most words would sound like) and always learn each word with its pronunciation (even if one learns / knows the pronunciation rules, one shouldn’t rely on them, and one should still listen to how each word is pronounced) and, watching videos on grammar and sentence structure and prepositions / articles / verb conjunctions etc is also as important as watching the vocab videos!

Thank you for that. This is so valuable for me

@@deutschmitpurple2918 you're everywhere damn

Please which podcast would I use to learn German? Someone help me please

@@dianaayt Thanks a lot 🙂 really appreciate it 🌸

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@@arabicmumtaz this person is iraqi,,

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Doing great friend

Same! I didn't realized when I got so fluent in english, I just loved watching contents in english and I automatically got that American British accent and now it almost feels like my mother tongue

You're struggling with Spanish simply because you're not giving it enough energy and will, Portuguese, Spanish French, Italian, are all romantic languages; I leaned French when I was a kid, two years ago I started Spanish because I work a lot with Mexicans, it took me a couple of months to learn it, why? French helped me a lot, very similar languages, so give it more will to learn it.

@@engineeringforlife1367 exactly, these days I was watching a series in Italian and then I realized spanish and Italian are very similar. I'm actually going to start real Spanish and persist now hehe

Same thing. In 3rd grade I was so bad at english. I started watching English content on youtube. In 5th grade I realised I became somewhat fluent and I was actually surprised by it

I started studying real English like 7 months ago, I look at myself and I’m so proud of me, beacause before I couldn’t understand anything in English. I’m going to Poland in 6 months. sorry for my mistakes :)))

Duolingo does not help you to become fluent in a language, However, It should be the first to do because it helps you with the basics.

Very true ! Duolingo is great with basics and can definitely be a great start for learning a language, and can help you with more than just basics as well :)

Totally agree with you. I used duolingo only when I started learning french from scratch and it helped me a lot, the best learning resource to me by far and i'm doing really well with the spanish course too

Duolingo is totally fine especially if you not have a lot of time.

That's my thoughts. Duolingo is really the only reason Im still learning Japanese

Thank you very much, Thanh- I'm glad you enjoyed the video!

I started to learn Japanese & Korean seriously now. Though as a wife and a mother I have few minutes for myself everyday. I think listening to songs in the target language or educational/cultural programs will help a lot.

@@mostlyketo77egypt Will done sister. I don't recommend Spanish or languages like that as there is a strong anti muslim movment there right now.

اوك يا برايان، Will consider these a promise. و من هنا لاخر السنة دى بأمر الله هنتابع معاك ايه الاخبار: So just keep waiting......the 😉

@@BrianWilesLanguages Brian you learn us (Arab ) English language please ok??

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yess i wanna learn italian but i need to find some it tv shows/movies 😭

Ciao

Hello friend I'm learning Italian too do you have any movies/series recommendations please? Much appreciated!

Basically digging the topic that we love to talk about, right?

Не останови

I disagree, duolingo can be a great learning app for begginers but you can't depend totally on it, you have to get other resources.

Thanks, Eslam!

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good for you

@@shsnhjssnns3782 thank you so much! ☺

viele glücks mein freund!

@@qr8440 danke♥️

@Wilter Joannes Ja es ist super!

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It's scientifically proven that it's easier to remember words that you've written by hand so just keep on doing it your way

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That's amazing! We have the same language interests. I'm also Czech and fluent both in English and Spanish. I'm very interested in learning French, Italian, Japanese and Mandarin, but I'm not sure if I'll ever be able to. Jaké zdroje používáš na učení? 😅

You guys speaking more than 3 language and i hardly can speak 2 English n Spanish Took me a lot to improving my english skills but finally i got it!

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Ich denke auch

wow that is awesome!! hey do you want me to help you with your language learning process? i speak 4 languages fluently! Then check out my youtube channel where I share tips and method as well as teach 🇪🇸🇺🇸🇮🇹🇫🇷

hey im 14 and learning german aswell, i was wondering if I could get ur insta or something so that I can gain deeper insight into ur learning methods so we both improve as last year I started learning romanian and got surprisingly fa

@@nelsonsjourney9714 of course write me your insta or snap I'm down to it

"Tiny French" is that a dialect spoken by short people?

I think they mean a bit of French :)@@HCRAYERT.

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Shukran?

Exactly my thoughts. Writing consumes time and focus so your brain feels easier to memorize it and gets used to the system.

@@mnlight8308 Honestly reading’s better plus way more fun imo.

@@Acro_LangLearn And it's fine and dandy until you need to write your name in a foreign alphabet or any of your information. Then you will quickly became an illiterate.

@@Barni2212 Uh

@@Barni2212 Gura Padoru

How is it going?

Progress?

yo!?

مَرْحَباً

@@kangtheconqueror2 اهلا ❤️ ، كيف حالك ؟

@@psjfree9974 أَنا جَيِّد. كَيْفَ حالك؟

@@psjfree9974 هَل أَنتَ عَرَبِيّ؟

I speak Danish, English, Hebrew, Polish and i am now learning Arabic.

Me too l learn Italian we can be friend

I am acreating Arabic content for beginners. Your suggestions and advice would be highly appreciated. Thanks

I am acreating Arabic content for beginners. Your suggestions and advice would be highly appreciated. Thanks