language study plan | my language learning schedule for japanese, spanish, & korean!
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- Опубліковано 30 чер 2024
- language study plan - my language learning schedule
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hey guys, thought i would share how i learn 3 languages at once! i made this video as an example of how to study on your own. this is what works for me, figure out what works for you! good luck!
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TIME STAMPS//
0:00 - intro
0:35 - my language background
3:44 - LANGUAGE STUDY PLAN
15:50 - outro
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i want you around (instrumental) - snoh aalegra
I'm also working my way to be a polyglot, thankfully I grew up bilingual (tho illiterate in my 2nd language), I hope to be able to understand Hindi, Turkish, Korean and Japanese decently within the next 10 years.
yes!!! keep going! those are amazing goals and i hope you accomplish them :) good luck on your journey, i know you’ll do great!!
I'm native arabic speaker.. I've been learning English my whole entire life but I still suck at it.. This video is an amazing motivation to keep working on my English during learning Spanish and French
Thank you for this video and please make more videos on languages learning topics
Much love from Egypt ❤️❤️
thank you for the encouragement! i hope you keep learning & good luck!! 😊
Yoooo I just started Notion like yesterday and decided my languages were gonna be Japanese, Spanish, & Korean. This just showed up in my suggestions, amazing.
hahaha, great minds think alike!
This is a great schedule , I also find that during a commute on a train or bus is a good time to do some language practice! At the moment I only learn Spanish but I am hoping to add more to the list at some point :)
yes, i agree! good luck with your spanish!! spanish made me fall in love with learning languages, so it’s one of my favorites :)
You are so organised it's incredible! it's amazing that you are learning so many languages! すごいです！今私は日本語だけ勉強していますが、すぐ韓国語の授業に参加すつもりです。いつかタイ語も勉強しようと思っていますけど、今日本語と韓国語をもっと上手になりたいです。外国語を勉強することに頑張りましょう！！☺🙌
i love this! don’t get discouraged & always go back to your “why” when you’re feeling overwhelmed 🤗 頑張って！！
Thank you so so much you posted this just when I was looking for it 💗
good!! i’m glad i could help 😊
WOW your organization is VERY impressive, thank you soo much for this!!
ahaha thank you! just glad i could help 😊
I’m definitely going to use this guide! Super helpful video! 👍🏾
glad i could help 🥰
Im working on Spanish and Japanese as well Good luck!! You got this excited to see more progress!!
thank you, much appreciated!! hoping i have more to share soon lol
this video was super helpful, thank you so much!❤
glad i could help 🤗
Found you because of this video. I love watching young woman learning languages, as a young woman myself it really inspires me haha, hope you make more of these. I'm attempting to learn Swedish, I've been learning for 36 days, so I'm a very little language baby
thank you! good luck on your language journey 🤗 hope you keep going
I got excited to see that you have the same main language interests as me! I'm a native English and Spanish speaker and the main language I'm learning at the moment is Korean. I am also wanting to study Japanese, Mandarin, Italian, and French! Some others I'd want to throw in later in the future would be Thai, German, Russian, and possibly Dutch or Vietnamese.
that’s awesome! i hope you continue on your journey & good luck!!
Wow, we have very similar language interests!
wow, im literally learning these languages at the moment! that's so cool! thankfully I know a lot of Spanish already, but still need to practice grammar.
sameeee! my spanish is pretty decent but the other two are 😅 practicing my grammar by speaking is the hardest for me
@@sademahogany i find speaking also the hardest, bc I completely forget all the vocab that I learned, while with listening/reading I don’t have to actively remember them. I just need to know them
Literally am going from using Ableton to soft and tNice tutorials helped trendously as a beginner. Thank you so so much for tNice tutorials!!
ofc, no problem!
The notion template is so cute
thank you!
I am learning Japanese, Korean, and Mandarin Chinese (right now mostly focusing on Japanese), it was interesting to see how you go about it. I never heard about the Quartet books, I think I will use them once I finish Genki II. Thanks for the tips :)
the Quartet books are made from the same company as Genki, so it’s a pretty smooth transition. good luck with learning! Mandarin is on my list too 😊
ooh you should check out Tokini Andy here on youtube. he does videos explaining the grammar points from all the lessons. he does genki AND the quartet. I find it very helpful in guiding me through the lessons since i self-study
yes, i’ve heard of his channel! glad to know that you like his videos.. i was thinking about checking his stuff out, so now i’ll definitely have to :)
I would not recommend learning all 3 at once! All polyglots say this, and I'm not one but an ex-educator- get to like a B2 level in 1 language then start others then can keep mulitple, but all at different levels. Otherwise you will get them confused....and they are all hard....you probably won't listen but...
@@YogaBlissDance I'm mostly sticking with Japanese for now and only do Korean/Mandarin if I have extra time on the schedule
Omg arigatou 'zaimasu it us so helpfulll !! Actually I can speak fluently French and English because I am a native speaker. I can speak fluently? too Spanish, Japanese, Italian, German and I am learning corean, chinese and russian -u-
I like your channel a lot! ♥️
Sorry i said "it us" but it was "it is" -_-
omg you’re goals!!! hoping i can get to that many languages one day :)
Japanese is way too difficult so im learning Korean now :)
glad you made the decision that was best for you :) either way, they’re both cool languages to learn
I did a right click and drag on the soft roll, now if I click Play the position clock starts but my ti cursor does not move and I cant
ah what dialect of spanish you're learning? i'm focusing on pr & rd rn. i'm learning japanese, spanish, and mandarin rn.
i’m focusing on the mexican dialect, but i’ve always wanted to focus on pr! pretty cool, never met anyone focusing on pr dialect
Do you currently take the Cervantes Course ? If so would you recommend taking the course ?
no, i’m not :( just re-familiarizing myself with the language since i was at a pretty advanced level before, but my learning/studying is based on a class type of structure from previous classes i took in school. definitely going to have to look into the Cervantes course, thanks :)
WELL DONE! Keep up the good work in inspiring us language learners. You mentioned that you want to learn Arabic, a tip. DON'T BOTHER, IT'S TOO HARD!!!
Only kidding.
I have been studying Arabic for four years now. It is only now that I am getting to grips with this fascinating language and culture. My suggestion is, don't learn Modern Standard Arabic, choose to learn a dialect instead. When you become fluent in that dialect, then learning MSA is a natural progression. I started learning Arabic with MSA and I felt like I was getting nowhere ... Now I am studying Dajia, which is Moroccan Arabic (it is a creole language made up of French, Spanish, Arabic and Berber languages). The point is, Arabic is ALIVE; MSA is the official language that most Arabic speakers understand but they do not use it in conversation.
Salaam 3aleikum!
Thank you for the advice!! I’ve been getting tripped up on learning MSA first or a dialect, so this was extremely helpful! I hope one day I have 4 years in like you!!
@@sademahogany Shukran jazeelan!
i really love this template and i want use it, but the link says that i dont have the permission to use it:(
Same:/
sorry about that! not sure what happened, but try this one www.notion.so/sademahogany/Language-Study-Hub-Template-bb9482a0f6144f44bdcb73d12f5fc3b6
@@sademahogany it worked! tysm
of course 🤗
Before I say anything, I want to say that people have different learning styles and it's always good to have an open mind; Listen to the way that other people learn and see if there is anything that interests you and maybe apply it to your own learning.
While I think that there are advantages to studying multiple languages at a time, I also believe that you can absolutely spread yourself out too thin, risking burnout. Even if you have ALOT of time, I would say that three languages would be the absolute upper limit. With that said, it also seems like you Japanese and Spanish are somewhere in the ballpark of B1/B2 and so having A schedule like this makes sense from that standpoint.
For the easier language (Spanish) you are setting aside less time, but are still getting a good amount of exposure. Afternoons you are doing Korean. (is it a new language?) Anyway I think it's well balanced.
My personal preference is to split my language study into semesters, that is having a max of two target languages at any given time, and study just the two in chucks of 3 to 6 months. The reason for this is that to achieve a high level of understanding, (and therefore a potential for fluency in the right environment, you MUST have lots of time for language immersion, SRS review, and language course time/ conversation practice with a tutor.
The other thing I do differently is to learn my target langauges EVERYDAY. That means having a habit stack for each language and then executing this DAILY. Frecuency of exposure is the way to go.
Alexander Arguelles is an expert on the subject of studying multiple languages everyday and he was saying that to really "master" a language requires 1 hour of study everyday for the first two years, 2 hours the next two years, and four hours of study everyday for the final two years. These figures he recommends for "easy" languages; Languages like Chinese, Japanese, Korean, and Arabic? Forget it. The people who really learn these languages to fluency learn either through full time/immersion over a period of several years or through many more years of consistent study for a few hours every day.
Anyway, these are just some thoughts. Than kyou so much for your comtribution to our learning communuty!
thanks for the advice! i’ve been learning languages for 10+ years and i’ve been able to figure out what works for me; i also know the things i’m missing in my learning journey now that i’m no longer taking classes and self-studying, and i hope to implement them in the future. i’m aware that language immersion is the way to go & it’s one of my goals to spend time living in the countries of each language i study :) hopefully one day, i can look into getting a tutor for each language i want to learn, but that’s not in the cards for me right now - this is just what works for me at this current moment in time. i hope anyone reading your comment or watching my video doesn’t take anything for law and experiments with what methods work for them! after all, everyone learns differently, has different resources, different goals, and experiences different things, so anyone reading this, please do what’s best for you with what you have and continue on your journey despite any obstacles or setbacks you may face 😊
thank you for sharing!
i really loooove this template bu can't use it :(
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You should study german. Its a bit challenging but when you already know other languages it might not be as hard.
i’ve been thinking about German! my job is with a German based company and i’m hoping to get transferred overseas one day :)
You find Japanese more difficult than Korean?
yeah, just starting out, definitely. i think the most intimidating about Japanese over Korean are the writing systems with there being 2 plus learning Kanji. But other than that, I enjoy it. I feel like my view is biased bc I started with Japanese & some of the grammar points are similar to Korean, so it’s kind of like having a head start
How to speak english without fear:(
Could you tell me for into as a leaner english, Please
english is my first language, but i personally try to learn similar to how babies and children learn: fully immersing yourself into the language. listening to music with english lyrics, watching shows with subtitles, watching youtubers, just really consuming all things english and picking up bits and pieces using context clues and doing your own research on what you find or hear
hope that helps :)
Do you agree that Spanish is the easiest one among those?
for me, definitely! i’ve also had way more experience with Spanish, so Spanish is a breeze compared to the others :)
Well...that really depends on your native language.For Asians, Japanese and Korean are the easiest.
@@gerlautamr.656 You sure? I've seen videos on UA-cam of native Chinese and native Japanese speaker really struggling to write by hand and even read their natives languages. 😅
@Gerlautam R. yeah, that’s why i said “for me” 😅
@@PaddingtonSoul I was mainly talking about phonetic similarities, and maybe grammar structure in general.
Hi fellow UA-camr here- when a video blows up make more like it! YOutube is giving you "authority" in a topic/niche, so run with it goddess. I have a 27k sub channel.
thanks for the advice!
Urdu!
I’ve thought about it!!! Maybe I’ll look into it more seriously 👀
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