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Acho tao fofo o sotaque dos gringos falando português. Mas admiro quem aprende a falar português porque é um idioma bem desafiador para os estrangeiros aprender.

Thank you for share this video. The most important when we're learning a New language is to flow with the flow of life.

been wondering how 'language acquisition' itself can be "blended in" with some of these so-called 'esoteric' things - i.e. just being exactly like a child....cuz I know there's always a connection

Good piece of advice! Thanks for sharing!

You’re right but sometimes people just say you should say ….

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Keep going

Hey man I saw you on Hellotalk and came here ❤

ok teacher

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So cute 🥰😂

Good advice. I am strict with myself about dabbling (avoid the trap!) but I'm allowing myself to do it with Japanese because-perversely-I have no intention of seeing it through and will just be happy with basic interactions with people. Plus (1) I am definitely going to use it, (2) the level of English is super low, so even caveman Japanese is a big enabler (it's not like going to Germany with caveman German and it essentially being pointless), and (3) the food, culture, everything that Japan entails is appealing and will be enhanced. It will make a great trip an extraordinary one. Because I have no plan to learn it indefinitely, once the trip is finished and I'm not obligated to continue learning something I'm not 100% in on, it won't become an albatross round my neck and negatively impact the languages that I truly do want to learn and are more worthy/deserving/in need of my time. If any of that little outburst makes sense.

Hoia como estas , soy de Ecuador aqui habalamos en español en otro acento. Tu acento es demasiado bueno que nisiquiera se nota que eres Britanico. Estoy tratando de aprende algo de Ingles. Saludos

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More of these please in different tenses!! It's a lot more fun to memorise sentences rather than just lists of conjugations 😊

El contenido es muy honesto y simple, el camino del poliglota es dedicacion y disciplina, no existe otro misterio. Como dice el dicho "la practica hace al maestro". Muchas gracias por tu contenido es de mucha ayuda y gratificante que lo hagas sin esperar nada a cambio. Saludos desde Pereira, Colombia.

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😂 KKKKK, realmente achamos interessante quando pessoas de outros países se interessam em aprender o português 😂😂😂😂

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Thanks man! You gave me more motivation for my language learning

Your location is as cool as your speech 🎉

Video bom até axincalhar no final.. Brasileiro não é tão besta assin😊

....I've always seen a connection between acquisition (not merely the "method"), fluency and childlikeness (presence)...not sure how that's tied to your human experience

Muito bom o vídeo, obrigada por ver nossa cultura assim e por nos achar simpáticos!! Have a nice day and good luck with your Portuguese!

😂😂😂 é porque a gente já percebe quem fala bem no " tudo bom?" Haha e não " tchudoo baum"

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Muito legal que você está aprendendo português, sou brasileiro e fico feliz de ter encontrado seu canal. Boa sorte no seu aprendizado!

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I'm sure that would never happen, so I guess sometimes the impossible makes things possible.

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Estás loco wero

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Teach a man how to fish... Teach a student how to learn :-) Totally agree!

Great video! I totally agree with you. I have been a teacher for the last 24 years and my motto has always been "los errores son nuestros mejores amigos". I love making mistakes and learning from them and my students are motivated by that. Our mistakes are the steps we need to improve. I taught Spanish in the UK for almost 20 years and for the last 4 years I have been teaching Spanish and English in a secondary school in Germany and I have to explain grammar in German, which I am not very fluent in. I am between B1/B2 and I make mistakes, but I firmly believe that my mistakes in German can be a point to inspire students because they see that I am not afraid and that the main thing is to communicate and be understood (I try to use more Spanish and English, although it is also important to use German). Thanks for your video! Excellent points and I totally agree that schools also focus a lot on grammar, constantly correcting mistakes and trying to be perfect... But don't blame the teachers, it's the school system, most of us hate it but unfortunately we have to do it...

Im a native spanish speaker from Argentina and i self taught english and portuguese by doing that, talking to people, listening music, watching videos and translating the words i dont understand. Ik im still in progress but ive been talking with people from other countries via discord and when i started doing it i noticed that i got rly better and smoothier on my writing and pronunciation. My advice is just do it, get out of your comfort zone and talk to people, its ok if you cant pronounce some words or if u get stuck and cant find the right word for the sentence, itll all come with patience and practice.

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grazie mille

Português também caralho

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Really beneficial video 👍I’m trying to teach my kids English even I don’t know it well 😁

Really interesting and very entertaining, tempting me towards learning Spanish next but Italian still calling me a little stronger.

Sentato is a good translation for sensible, but I guess razonable works too! :-) Great summary of false friends! One of my favourite ones is constipado; when I first moved to the UK I said to my flatmates: I am constipated, and I remember they said TMI 🤣 I will never forget that one...

This was super fun!