- Algo de Colombia. - Algo en español - A review or a commented top of Netflix movies or series. - I read the - Kimi no na wa (aka Your Name) is on Netflix in France. I hope you have it too.
Thank you for your ideas! I already made a video on the best Netflix shows if you want to check it out. I talk about them at the end of this video ua-cam.com/video/_6SVwKe8Yls/v-deo.html.
Hi, thank you so much for taking interest in my channel. The proposal does sound interesting, should I contact your brand on Instagram to get more information?
I just wanted to say THANK YOU so much for this advanced routine. I am currently learning Arabic and the class moves at a breakneck pace with about 100 words per week - which I'm sure is nothing for you. However, I've always struggled with memorizing and retaining new vocabulary. I've followed your method for just one day and I am already retaining new words. I was worried for a while that my usual struggle with vocabulary would get in the way of my want to learn, however this video has elevated that worry. I can not thank you enough. I've subscribed to your channel and will be recommended your retention routines to other students of language.
the thing is, making stories takes time. for me, 10 unfamiliar words - 20 min to make stories. maybe . but I agree that making stories is good method :) and 🎃when I recall , I use pictures that gives me hint of words. I draw quick several pictures and then try to recall the stories with seeing the pictures.
@@KarenVanessaBuitrago sorry,honestly your method is great and I once applied that method in my life but, can I ask if there is any website,a book or an app from which you take words on a regular basis. cuz simply searching and taking words from any random website or an article based on a certain topic mostly provides me with useless vocabulary which is not used on a frequent or even on a rare basis and that will soon be forgotten.(Im asking for the english language) Thank you keep up the good work 👊👊👊👊
@@tres-2buniverse729 well you can use books for student etc... and think words useless or not? translate on your mother language and determine whether it is useful or not. you can feel that. good luck
@@tres-2buniverse729 Well she mentioned once before how to create lists. Simply watch a video in your targeted language and write down unknown words that seem to be some that you would frequently use (like not something specific such as "bloodcells". That doesn't take much time and that way you already can use the sentence from which you had the example words from
@@tres-2buniverse729 Just read or listen to things that interest you. That should be your primary study method anyway if you're not a beginner. Then you just pick the most useful new words from that session!
It's amazing to find somebody so much younger than me who at the same time can not only inspire and motivate me but actually be my teacher. Thank you LanguageGirl
I can only apply this to spanish because i damnn near taught myself and then took classes from then on. I'm in texas so spanish is a second language in certain parts. I want to get that way with chinese (mandarin) in the future.
You are really inspiring! I just put everything away and started repeating English and Chinese grammar rules 😀 Hope to improve my English to C1, Chinese to HSK4 and learn Spanish at A2-B1 level this year
Making sentences with the vocabulary which you struggle with, in a comprehensible way, is an awesome idea. I do something similar with reading. I extract difficult vocabulary from my book and flash card it. I review the decks twice a day then in the evening I read the story and the context helps me remember the flash card translation from earlier that day. I’m actually quite proud of my little method to be honest.
Gracias, pedazo de UA-camr 👌🏿... Tú si que vales! I would also recommend using Twitter as an aid. Typing in sentences or words in the language and seeing how natives use them, which gives solid context. I love this method because it’s like getting an insight into the millions of native speakers minds and the diverse ways in which verbs can be manipulated. 👍🏿 sigues así
Gracias por todo el valor que das en cada video que has hecho, te descubrí ayer en youtube y he visto 3 de tus videos. Ya estoy aplicando parte de tu estrategia para aprender Ingles. Comencé este mes, se que tomará tiempo, pero personas como tú, entregan una motivación extra para lograr nuestros objetivos. Saludos desde Chile.
very interesting method! there are some words in german that i just can't remember, no matter how many times i revise them using cards. i'll try this method :)
Hi there, thanks for the tips 😍, I speak seven languages and I normally don't sit to revise vocbaulary. This might be because I am a very audiovisual learner, so I prefer getting lots of input and not "studying". Still, I want to try it out too, because you never know! I am always open for new ways to learn. If it works for me, I will share it in my channel too, where I teach Spanish, Catalan and recently even German. Muchas gracias 😄
I'm impressed that you put the time in to make all those study materials for yourself. I'm not sure yet if I'll try it yet but it was very interesting.
Well, I think about it more in terms of investment. Yes, it takes a bunch of time to create all of these materials, but after that, I have them for the rest of my life, and I can review that vocabulary in minutes, plus because I am constantly reading the same paragraphs over and over, I will inevitably memorize all the vocabulary
Wow, really great video! Very insightful! I think those are really helpful tips. Just shows how much time you can save if you learn the languages efficiently. It's difficult at the beginning but surely pays off in the end :)
Hola! I'm a Catalan native speaker. I'm very happy to see you trying to learn my language. :) I must warn you though, the sentences you're using have some typos.
What is your mother tongue and how many languages do you currently speak? I speak Spanish, English and Italian and I'm currently studying french. I'd also like to learn German and japanese eventually
How do you start with vocabulary when you are on A1 level? When I want to try writing a text with italian or korean or german, then somehow I find myself on very difficult path when it comes to writing a text. I do not know any nouns, verbs or prepositions. How do you learn the basic before writing texts?
Salut Languagegirl! Merci beaucoup d'avoir partagé ton expérience avec nous. Je vais essayer ton méthode ici. Je parle “Fr, Es, En, Zh, It, Pt, De” et je viens de commencer d’apprendre le japonais. Je voudrais apprendre plus de langues à l’avenir comme l’arabe. J'adore tes vidéos mais elles sont le plus souvent en anglais et en tant que je suis obsédée de l'apprentissage des langues, je n’ai pas trop de temps à regarder des vidéos en anglais. Je me demande si tu pourrais faire des vidéos dans tes autres langues
I really love the video, thank you! I've found so useful, i mean, I've never tried to write small texts for remembering some words, I've always used only flash cards. So, after your video I did what you had advised and it helped me. And I only wanted to ask, you aren't learning Asia languages, are you? Are you going to learn some of them?
I tried using flashcards once, but it kinda never worked for me. I used try and make sentences with the words I learned, as I was learning German and it helped me a lot to get fluent.
@@AfroLinguo Well, you’re right. As for me, both ways are good. I can see the beneath of flash cards, because I can remember the word even without context (as we all do in our native language), especially when we talk about learning new language from the very beginning where you really have to remember some amount of basic words and be able to use them immediately, without thinking. For example I started to learn Korean recently so I am using ONLY flash cards for it, but with my English or Italian, where I’ve already achieved some level, I’ve found really useful to make sentences with words I’m learning - they are more interesting, harder and sometimes have much more meanings so I try to find context with them and make my own sentences to understand all details. But still, I personally think it depends on person, so any language learner just needs to find what is the most suitable for him.
How often should I revise and add new words? Maybe 14 words per day, then I create a text incorporating the words, and revising them in the next day? Is it a good idea? How are you doing this?
Hello Karen! I'm in love with your channel and you are truly an inspiration to me for my language learning goals. I love that you genuinely try to help us with our own learning journeys, be it with your tips or your Spotify playlist. Currently I'm learning Español on my own with the help of various online media. Could you tell me which is the single most preferred website or app to learn Spanish? Moreover, it'll be helpful if you can recommend some books for beginners in Spanish. Thanks and much love. Keep radiating.
Hi, thank you so much. I'm glad you've found the videos helpful. So to answer your question, are you just beginning to learn spanish or are you already acquainted with the language? If you have already strated, i recommend this free google chrome extension called learning languages with netflix. I made a video on it if you want to watch it ua-cam.com/video/_6SVwKe8Yls/v-deo.html I unfortunately dont use many websites or apps to learn languages, I just watch a ton of videos in my target languages. In regard to the books, I really like La Casa de los Espiritus by Isabel Allende and One Hundred Years of Solitude. Hope you like these and best of luck with learning spanish!
@@KarenVanessaBuitrago I have embarked upon this path fairly recently. However, I'm able to understand spoken Spanish if it's spoken slowly. I have watched La Casa de Papel and Control Z in Netflix in the original audio, using subtitles. I will surely watch the video you mentioned to gain most out of it. Thanks a lot for your book recommendations and overall help. God bless you and have a nice and productive day.
Check out SpanishListening.org for your listening practice. You can choose your level and the country of the speaker and watch a short video that includes a script and quiz. I love it for practicing my listening.
I was toying with the idea of making up 3- or 4-line paragraphs containing ten words that I want to learn from the 5,000 most frequent French words. This way, I could cover 5000 words in 500 cards and load them onto ANKI. Rather than reinvent the wheel, are there readymade decks on ANKI (not just individual sentences highlighting one word. I want many new words combined in a complex sentence)?
I use words in sentences. For example the word "defter" in Turkish means a notebook, "bir defter almak istiyordum ama eskisini buldum" it means I wanted to buy a notebook but i found an old one.
Super! Finally found a channel where the learning technique is presented. Hi, LanguageGirl. I'm a bilingual from childhood and would like to begin learning from a different language group. Listening to youtube content, for example, in that language leaves me feeling like the dog that only recognizes his name within his owner's babble. Do you have an outline, perhaps, of starting from ground zero? You've talked about creating an immersive environment, too, which interests me. What do you bring together to create that environment? Anything to tackle steps 0 and 1 in language learning would really help me, at least. Thanks for your content! Count me as a +1 for both views and subscribers.
My experience with languages from different language families is limited. I'd that what helped me learned German was to attend an introductory class to get all the grammar down and then, I started implementing my method. I know it's not what you what to hear, but I do think it's hard to teach oneself the basics, at least, it was for me
I thank you for your reply. It makes my challenge greater, but so too the rewards as I make progress. And I do plan to make progress. I like your approach and, if you don't mind, I'll take from your vids what I can to make my learning fruitful and fun.
I sometimes use a method that's very effective, but after about 1 or 2 days using it I can't focus on it anymore and have to try a new one to be able to concentrate, or stop for a week to focus on it again
Thanks for your support btw. Love to see people who have been here all the way through! mmm.. Yes, so far I haven't spoken too much Catalan, so idk, but I definitely don't get them confused when I speak Italian. They are a little different although getting similar languages confused does happen. I just have to be careful with words I am not too sure of how to say
Isn't Catalan more similar to french than Italian? Just like Galician is kind of a mix between Spanish and Portuguese, Catalan is a mix between french and Spanish. While Basque is unique language.
Do we have to do this every day for every story that we wrote? for example, if you've written 2 paragraphs on day 1, but on day 200, you've written more than 1000 paragraphs, and you have to review that 1000 paragraphs in 1 day? Isn't that a bit too much?
You wont have to because the words from the day one paragraphs would have been retained way before 200 days, maybe within 5 days or less And if you have to review it, should take you a minute. Don’t move on to new words before solidifying the current ones
@@leewoo-jin Okay, but what if I don't use those words so often after 5 days? Would those words be forgotten or they would just pop out whenever needed?
Thanks! So for Romance languages I don’t really study grammar at all. I just figure it out, but it’s easy because the grammar is very similar to Spanish and English. For German, the grammar was super hard to learn, and I did need a teacher to teach me the basics
Great advanced routine but I don't have enough Spanish vocab yet :( I'll defenitly try 14 Spanish words a day from podcasts/music/youtube/books. Thanks though!
Hello! My name is Jordi, I'm studying a college course called translation and I'm from Catalonia. I just wanted to tell you that some of the sentences are wrong( there are words that don't exist or that aren't well written ). If you need help don't hesitate to contact me! Great video!
Good video, in my experience I can undertand every words when native speak but I don't know a lot of words then it's difficult for me can undertand all and I write
hmm... you could learn and recall a lot of words this way in a whole day. Is it ridiculous to think you could become conversational in a language in one day? haha (to a basic level obviously). I've been starting to believe this recently. With the right methods, what do you think? I may experiment.
haha well, sorta. I am of the believe that first you have to invest sometime in the language and then you can make that growth exponential with the story method. You should explore your idea and make a video. It would be great to see if it works!
This is an excellent review method! It's just what I needed; I hate flashcards, cos they're so mind-numbingly boring to make, and uninteresting to review. 自分を助けた！ どうもありがとうございました。ｍ(_ _)m
@@KarenVanessaBuitrago Then Matt vs Japan(guy who does not stay in Japan but learned it at home and can trick native speakers that he's also native) should probably be your best resource for ridiculously efficient and quality japanese pronunciation and "immersive" style/method of learning it.
Hey guys, hope you found this helpful. I was also wondering if there is anything, specifically, that you'd like to see next 💕
Vi seus vídeos e comecei te seguir agora, você é impressionante, me inspira a cada vez mais aprender inglês
- Algo de Colombia.
- Algo en español
- A review or a commented top of Netflix movies or series.
- I read the - Kimi no na wa (aka Your Name) is on Netflix in France. I hope you have it too.
Thank you for your ideas!
I already made a video on the best Netflix shows if you want to check it out. I talk about them at the end of this video ua-cam.com/video/_6SVwKe8Yls/v-deo.html.
Vale, gracias!
Hi, thank you so much for taking interest in my channel. The proposal does sound interesting, should I contact your brand on Instagram to get more information?
I love your methods!!
I’m teaching Japanese on UA-cam, so I need to share your methods for my students 👍
Thank you from Japan 😄
I'm glad you liked them. Thank you!
I think I saw your podcast on Spotify, your pfp and your name matches it :)
I just wanted to say THANK YOU so much for this advanced routine. I am currently learning Arabic and the class moves at a breakneck pace with about 100 words per week - which I'm sure is nothing for you. However, I've always struggled with memorizing and retaining new vocabulary. I've followed your method for just one day and I am already retaining new words. I was worried for a while that my usual struggle with vocabulary would get in the way of my want to learn, however this video has elevated that worry. I can not thank you enough. I've subscribed to your channel and will be recommended your retention routines to other students of language.
the thing is, making stories takes time. for me, 10 unfamiliar words - 20 min to make stories. maybe . but I agree that making stories is good method :) and 🎃when I recall , I use pictures that gives me hint of words. I draw quick several pictures and then try to recall the stories with seeing the pictures.
Yes, I does take time, but after, you have those stories forever, meaning it will take you very little time to review and vocabulary
@@KarenVanessaBuitrago sorry,honestly your method is great and I once applied that method in my life but, can I ask if there is any website,a book or an app from which you take words on a regular basis. cuz simply searching and taking words from any random website or an article based on a certain topic mostly provides me with useless vocabulary which is not used on a frequent or even on a rare basis and that will soon be forgotten.(Im asking for the english language) Thank you keep up the good work 👊👊👊👊
@@tres-2buniverse729 well you can use books for student etc... and think words useless or not? translate on your mother language and determine whether it is useful or not. you can feel that. good luck
@@tres-2buniverse729 Well she mentioned once before how to create lists. Simply watch a video in your targeted language and write down unknown words that seem to be some that you would frequently use (like not something specific such as "bloodcells". That doesn't take much time and that way you already can use the sentence from which you had the example words from
@@tres-2buniverse729 Just read or listen to things that interest you. That should be your primary study method anyway if you're not a beginner. Then you just pick the most useful new words from that session!
It's amazing to find somebody so much younger than me who at the same time can not only inspire and motivate me but actually be my teacher. Thank you LanguageGirl
I found your channel two days ago and now I’m studying English with your videos. Thanks!
That's great!
What’s your native language?
@@cytho1302 Ortiz is her last name so probably Spanish.
I can only apply this to spanish because i damnn near taught myself and then took classes from then on.
I'm in texas so spanish is a second language in certain parts.
I want to get that way with chinese (mandarin) in the future.
You are really inspiring! I just put everything away and started repeating English and Chinese grammar rules 😀
Hope to improve my English to C1, Chinese to HSK4 and learn Spanish at A2-B1 level this year
I love this channel so much!! So inspiring! ❤️❤️
Thank you so much. I really appreciate comments like these!
Expectation: Came here for tips on learning a foreign language
Reality: Learned a new word in my native language (languorous)
Making sentences with the vocabulary which you struggle with, in a comprehensible way, is an awesome idea. I do something similar with reading. I extract difficult vocabulary from my book and flash card it. I review the decks twice a day then in the evening I read the story and the context helps me remember the flash card translation from earlier that day. I’m actually quite proud of my little method to be honest.
Estoy siguiendo tus consejos y la verdad que estoy mejorando mi inglés considerablemente. Muchas gracias!!! 👏 👏 👏 😊
Me alegra escucharlo!
Gracias, pedazo de UA-camr 👌🏿... Tú si que vales! I would also recommend using Twitter as an aid. Typing in sentences or words in the language and seeing how natives use them, which gives solid context. I love this method because it’s like getting an insight into the millions of native speakers minds and the diverse ways in which verbs can be manipulated. 👍🏿 sigues así
Gracias!!
THANK YOU. This is such a good method, uses stories and I don't need Anki!!!
your approach is a really good idea and solve some of my problems. THANKS!!
I used to do something similar to that with the new vocabulary but I've stopped doing. Excellent!!!
wow you are honestly so pretty
Gracias por todo el valor que das en cada video que has hecho, te descubrí ayer en youtube y he visto 3 de tus videos. Ya estoy aplicando parte de tu estrategia para aprender Ingles. Comencé este mes, se que tomará tiempo, pero personas como tú, entregan una motivación extra para lograr nuestros objetivos. Saludos desde Chile.
Me alegra que le hayas encontrado valor al canal!
I really like the idea to write short stories using the words I can't remember, I will try this tip, thanks a lot!
That is a fantastic tip and makes 100% sense. I have plenty of words to put this to use on. Thank you!
Glad you liked the video 😅
Your technique rock💥
I always had problem with reviewing and this way look amazing
Thanks for sharing😃🙏
Thank you so much! I will try the sentence trick when I read some new word.
Love this video! :D It's also awesome to know a fellow Catalan learner, as it's a very underrated language. Awesome video! :)
This might be a strong method to try and learn new grammar concepts, not just vocabulary. For instance idioms. I’ll give it this a try.
very interesting method! there are some words in german that i just can't remember, no matter how many times i revise them using cards. i'll try this method :)
Yes! This is especially helpful for my German
"Krankenversicherung", "Maschinenbauingenieur" "Vorstellungsgespräch". OMG!! German words are like crazy. haha
@@AfroLinguo They are two simple words joined together. Its not that hard
So cool you are studying catalán, is it my language! go on girl :)
Hi there, thanks for the tips 😍, I speak seven languages and I normally don't sit to revise vocbaulary. This might be because I am a very audiovisual learner, so I prefer getting lots of input and not "studying".
Still, I want to try it out too, because you never know! I am always open for new ways to learn. If it works for me, I will share it in my channel too, where I teach Spanish, Catalan and recently even German. Muchas gracias 😄
Very cool channel btw!
@@KarenVanessaBuitrago wow thank you very much, this means a lot :)
I completely love the paragraph/story method, what a great idea!
Glad you like it!
Big fan of this idea.
Eu amo este canal.
I'm impressed that you put the time in to make all those study materials for yourself. I'm not sure yet if I'll try it yet but it was very interesting.
Well, I think about it more in terms of investment. Yes, it takes a bunch of time to create all of these materials, but after that, I have them for the rest of my life, and I can review that vocabulary in minutes, plus because I am constantly reading the same paragraphs over and over, I will inevitably memorize all the vocabulary
Thank you so much, best of luck
Wow, really great video! Very insightful! I think those are really helpful tips. Just shows how much time you can save if you learn the languages efficiently. It's difficult at the beginning but surely pays off in the end :)
Exactly! Couldn’t have said it better
u are so inspiring!!! thank u very much. Saludosss de argentinaaa
Your english is enthalling. Thanks so much for the tips.
Thank u language girl! I adore your channel🧡
Thank you ☺️!
That's so interesting, thanks for providing us with your helpful videos and this amazing method, I'm definitely gonna give it a go!!!
Glad it was helpful!
Im going medellin colombia soon so I gotta brush my spanish up ASAP
Love Medellin
Does this also help to turn passive vocabulary into active vocabulary?
Thank you so mush for this mèthod i will use it💓💓
Cool, i'll definitley make that kind of stories :)
Hola! I'm a Catalan native speaker. I'm very happy to see you trying to learn my language. :) I must warn you though, the sentences you're using have some typos.
This is a great video, once you start hitting over the 20 word a day mark you will start to lose retention if you do not find a way to do it properly
What is your mother tongue and how many languages do you currently speak?
I speak Spanish, English and Italian and I'm currently studying french. I'd also like to learn German and japanese eventually
youre like a learning athlete
How do you start with vocabulary when you are on A1 level? When I want to try writing a text with italian or korean or german, then somehow I find myself on very difficult path when it comes to writing a text. I do not know any nouns, verbs or prepositions. How do you learn the basic before writing texts?
Yesss using words in the phrases or sentences are the best😍 First time to commence but i have been loving your videos! Thank you for sharing 😊💕 -Hina
Thank you! Glad you found it helpful 😊
Salut Languagegirl! Merci beaucoup d'avoir partagé ton expérience avec nous. Je vais essayer ton méthode ici. Je parle “Fr, Es, En, Zh, It, Pt, De” et je viens de commencer d’apprendre le japonais. Je voudrais apprendre plus de langues à l’avenir comme l’arabe. J'adore tes vidéos mais elles sont le plus souvent en anglais et en tant que je suis obsédée de l'apprentissage des langues, je n’ai pas trop de temps à regarder des vidéos en anglais. Je me demande si tu pourrais faire des vidéos dans tes autres langues
Merci! Si, je peux faire un vidéo dans une autre langue. Merci pour l’idée
Japonais c'est trop cool. J'aimerais bien apprendre le Japonais aussi dès que j'aurais fini d'apprendre le Mandarin
I really love the video, thank you! I've found so useful, i mean, I've never tried to write small texts for remembering some words, I've always used only flash cards. So, after your video I did what you had advised and it helped me. And I only wanted to ask, you aren't learning Asia languages, are you? Are you going to learn some of them?
I tried using flashcards once, but it kinda never worked for me. I used try and make sentences with the words I learned, as I was learning German and it helped me a lot to get fluent.
@@AfroLinguo Well, you’re right. As for me, both ways are good. I can see the beneath of flash cards, because I can remember the word even without context (as we all do in our native language), especially when we talk about learning new language from the very beginning where you really have to remember some amount of basic words and be able to use them immediately, without thinking. For example I started to learn Korean recently so I am using ONLY flash cards for it, but with my English or Italian, where I’ve already achieved some level, I’ve found really useful to make sentences with words I’m learning - they are more interesting, harder and sometimes have much more meanings so I try to find context with them and make my own sentences to understand all details. But still, I personally think it depends on person, so any language learner just needs to find what is the most suitable for him.
@@serpentagon1298 True. Before, I used to think my language strategy would work for everybody, but I realised, everybody is different.
very cool haha
Muy útil!!!!!!!!!!!
muy buen video, muy ilustrativo y tu método es interesante. saludos desde Argentina
Gracias!
How often should I revise and add new words?
Maybe 14 words per day, then I create a text incorporating the words, and revising them in the next day?
Is it a good idea? How are you doing this?
Hello Karen! I'm in love with your channel and you are truly an inspiration to me for my language learning goals. I love that you genuinely try to help us with our own learning journeys, be it with your tips or your Spotify playlist. Currently I'm learning Español on my own with the help of various online media. Could you tell me which is the single most preferred website or app to learn Spanish? Moreover, it'll be helpful if you can recommend some books for beginners in Spanish.
Thanks and much love. Keep radiating.
Hi, thank you so much. I'm glad you've found the videos helpful. So to answer your question, are you just beginning to learn spanish or are you already acquainted with the language? If you have already strated, i recommend this free google chrome extension called learning languages with netflix. I made a video on it if you want to watch it ua-cam.com/video/_6SVwKe8Yls/v-deo.html
I unfortunately dont use many websites or apps to learn languages, I just watch a ton of videos in my target languages. In regard to the books, I really like La Casa de los Espiritus by Isabel Allende and One Hundred Years of Solitude. Hope you like these and best of luck with learning spanish!
@@KarenVanessaBuitrago I have embarked upon this path fairly recently. However, I'm able to understand spoken Spanish if it's spoken slowly. I have watched La Casa de Papel and Control Z in Netflix in the original audio, using subtitles. I will surely watch the video you mentioned to gain most out of it. Thanks a lot for your book recommendations and overall help. God bless you and have a nice and productive day.
Check out SpanishListening.org for your listening practice. You can choose your level and the country of the speaker and watch a short video that includes a script and quiz. I love it for practicing my listening.
@@GlobalCitizenUK Thank you!
I was toying with the idea of making up 3- or 4-line paragraphs containing ten words that I want to learn from the 5,000 most frequent French words. This way, I could cover 5000 words in 500 cards and load them onto ANKI. Rather than reinvent the wheel, are there readymade decks on ANKI (not just individual sentences highlighting one word. I want many new words combined in a complex sentence)?
love the video! thank you😊❤
Glad you think so!
I use words in sentences. For example the word "defter" in Turkish means a notebook,
"bir defter almak istiyordum ama eskisini buldum" it means I wanted to buy a notebook but i found an old one.
Sentences are my secret too
@@M_SC Exactly, they are unbelievable. I can memorize 50 words per day with sentences.
Nice video Karen. Are you guys on holidays already at your Uni?
Super! Finally found a channel where the learning technique is presented. Hi, LanguageGirl. I'm a bilingual from childhood and would like to begin learning from a different language group. Listening to youtube content, for example, in that language leaves me feeling like the dog that only recognizes his name within his owner's babble. Do you have an outline, perhaps, of starting from ground zero? You've talked about creating an immersive environment, too, which interests me. What do you bring together to create that environment? Anything to tackle steps 0 and 1 in language learning would really help me, at least. Thanks for your content! Count me as a +1 for both views and subscribers.
My experience with languages from different language families is limited. I'd that what helped me learned German was to attend an introductory class to get all the grammar down and then, I started implementing my method. I know it's not what you what to hear, but I do think it's hard to teach oneself the basics, at least, it was for me
I thank you for your reply. It makes my challenge greater, but so too the rewards as I make progress. And I do plan to make progress. I like your approach and, if you don't mind, I'll take from your vids what I can to make my learning fruitful and fun.
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That's what my English professor tells us to do every two classes, it is undoubtedly helpful
Is there any app for improve my target language
Thanks! Now I have one more option of how to build my Anki cards :D
I sometimes use a method that's very effective, but after about 1 or 2 days using it I can't focus on it anymore and have to try a new one to be able to concentrate, or stop for a week to focus on it again
J'aime vraiment écouter votre playlist Spotify en français tout en travaillant!
Wow You have grow so much I follow you from the first day, You don't think you can get confused catalan with italian?..
Thanks for your support btw. Love to see people who have been here all the way through! mmm.. Yes, so far I haven't spoken too much Catalan, so idk, but I definitely don't get them confused when I speak Italian. They are a little different although getting similar languages confused does happen. I just have to be careful with words I am not too sure of how to say
Isn't Catalan more similar to french than Italian? Just like Galician is kind of a mix between Spanish and Portuguese, Catalan is a mix between french and Spanish. While Basque is unique language.
@@chanyeolswife5235 Yes, it is more related to the Occitan languages, which used to be spoken in france
Do we have to do this every day for every story that we wrote? for example, if you've written 2 paragraphs on day 1, but on day 200, you've written more than 1000 paragraphs, and you have to review that 1000 paragraphs in 1 day? Isn't that a bit too much?
You wont have to because the words from the day one paragraphs would have been retained way before 200 days, maybe within 5 days or less And if you have to review it, should take you a minute. Don’t move on to new words before solidifying the current ones
@@leewoo-jin Okay, but what if I don't use those words so often after 5 days? Would those words be forgotten or they would just pop out whenever needed?
@@leewoo-jin btw, sorry for the late reply, I couldn't access youtube for the last 2 months because of an important exam.
Really pretty girl. How do you learn a language from scratch? Do you learn grammar at the beginning?
Thanks! So for Romance languages I don’t really study grammar at all. I just figure it out, but it’s easy because the grammar is very similar to Spanish and English. For German, the grammar was super hard to learn, and I did need a teacher to teach me the basics
Woo-hoo - Notability! lol
I can almost read french but can't speak, can i start learning spanish right at this moment while learning french?
Of course!
@@youngchun3368 Thank you so much.
👌👌👌 beautiful
Great advanced routine but I don't have enough Spanish vocab yet :( I'll defenitly try 14 Spanish words a day from podcasts/music/youtube/books. Thanks though!
You should try learning Asian languages! Anyways love your content, m a language freak as well...all the best for your channel.
I will. I am looking forward to learning Japanese or Chinese
muito bom os seus videos, voce ainda esta estudando português ?
sim! obrigada
Great job. Would you mind sharing your documents?
That's a great idea. I might create a public google doc. Thank you!
Damn! Those catalán words you remembered at the end were so close to Italian!
Livello 100 ... and Spanish ;-)
Yes, Catalan is more similar to Italian and French than Spanish. It's such an awesome languages
Te gustaría aprender un idioma asiático, cual sería? Un abrazo
Claro, me gustaría aprender japonés y chino :)
Hello! My name is Jordi, I'm studying a college course called translation and I'm from Catalonia. I just wanted to tell you that some of the sentences are wrong( there are words that don't exist or that aren't well written ). If you need help don't hesitate to contact me! Great video!
Me encanto encontrar este canal ! orgullo Colombiano
gracias!!
Btw for myself Spanish and any romance language was easy to learn but I nowadays learn difficult languages
Good video, in my experience I can undertand every words when native speak but I don't know a lot of words then it's difficult for me can undertand all and I write
Thanks for sharing!
Catalan sound like iitalian i wont do it because it csn get me confused with portugues and italian
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Love your methods and your content! Btw I'm curious about your native language wether is it English or not and if not, what language is?
My native language is Spanish 😁
@@KarenVanessaBuitrago really? Puedes poner subtitulos por favor 🤞
'Langorous'- Man, I'm pretty sure you know more English than I do and I'm a native speaker..!
Interesting
Thank you!
Chatgpt 👍👍👍
hmm... you could learn and recall a lot of words this way in a whole day. Is it ridiculous to think you could become conversational in a language in one day? haha (to a basic level obviously). I've been starting to believe this recently. With the right methods, what do you think? I may experiment.
haha well, sorta. I am of the believe that first you have to invest sometime in the language and then you can make that growth exponential with the story method. You should explore your idea and make a video. It would be great to see if it works!
@@KarenVanessaBuitrago True. Growth in language learning can be explosive from one day to the other, once you find what works for you.
This is an excellent review method! It's just what I needed; I hate flashcards, cos they're so mind-numbingly boring to make, and uninteresting to review. 自分を助けた！ どうもありがとうございました。ｍ(_ _)m
I have created a whole book with the new words
That's amazing!
Can you believe I learnt Georgian in a week to a conversational level???
that's incredible!
@@KarenVanessaBuitrago you're incredible poliglot keeep up the good work
Georgian? Like kartvelian? That alien language in one week? Daamn.
The word more should be after
Very funny !
People get words wrong?
It was clickbait
Sorry you think that
first
This is pure nonsense. Total click bait.
Catalan is not portuguese!!!
Click bait !!!
I challenge you to learn a difficult language like Japanese or Korean.
Japanese is my next language!
Korean is the beautiful language in the world to me.
@@KarenVanessaBuitrago Amazing.
@@KarenVanessaBuitrago Then Matt vs Japan(guy who does not stay in Japan but learned it at home and can trick native speakers that he's also native) should probably be your best resource for ridiculously efficient and quality japanese pronunciation and "immersive" style/method of learning it.
Bla, bla, bla. Make your point, or shut up and go away. I hate it when people like her waste my tme and bore me !!!
no ones cares william, stop acting like an entitled 12 year old.