omg thank you you saved my life i have been learning albanian so long now and i forgot everything you have made this so clear and easy for me :) FLMM SHUMMMMMM
@@smartalbanianwithjonis4189 Thanks for responding. It's great you also added notes of new words in the description. The pace is perfect. The order of content makes so much sense. Was working though a book that focussed on grammar and getting nowhere. I am working now through the lessons and want to learn enough before contacting you for better practice. This is the best resource I have come across. Thank you so much.
@@jusuftheeagle6772 It is no secret that traditional methods focus almost exclusively on grammar, stripping learning of fun. The student has to study a lot before he/she is able to express even the most basic of thoughts which are the most relevant to the daily life. When you use traditional methods, you study and you see nothing. You study and you see nothing. You study some more, and you see nothing. You have to have a lot of patience and will to keep going without seeing any immediate results. The method I propose is a result of my decade-long endeavors to teach myself in a way that is highly practical, relevant, and fun (which traditional methods vastly lack). Sure, you will learn some grammar, but once these tiny parts are locked in place, you will be able to add more to what you know and build upon the foundation with which this course provides you while you actually use the language as you learn. I'd suggest you complete the entire course. By then, your books will start to make more sense. And, trust me, they are hard even for a highly qualified native speaker like myself, let alone for foreigners. Good luck in your endeavors! Jonis
That's great because you will never forget that word. The goal is to have fun while learning no matter how silly things. Actually, the sillier they sound, the more effective they are.
@@smartalbanianwithjonis4189 përshendetje Jones. Une mesoj shqip për nje vite tani. Familja ime nga shqiperia por ata nuk me meson mua. Unë mendoj unë bej shumë gabimë kur shkruaj ne shqip haha. Shqip eshte shumë vështire por faleminderit per mesoni mua. Me falni per çdo gabime. 😅
@@smartalbanianwithjonis4189 I don’t know how to say this in Albanian but, I wanted to also say that you provided me with the first stepping stones to learn more Albanian. Because from you, I learnt all of the basic concepts and grammar that I needed to build my knowledge.
@@Valbon128 Thank you a lot for your kind words! I'm happy you found these minilessons useful. It's always great to hear that you are making progress and that my course was the reason you learnt the basic concepts. After all, if you get them right, then everything else is easier. Happy learning!
Here is your corrected paragraph broken down in parts. Kam një vit që mësoj gjuhën shqipe. - It's been one year that I learn Albanian. or U bë një vit që mësoj gjuhën shqipe ---- Kam dy/tre/katër vjet që mësoj gjuhën shqipe - It's been (2, 3, 4) years that I learn Albanian. or U bënë dy/tre/katër vjet që mësoj gjuhën shqipe ------ Familja ime është nga Shqipëria - My family is from Albania. Or (a bit more advanced) E kam familjen nga Shqipëria. por prindërit nuk ma mësojnë shqipen - but my parents do not teach me Albanian (the Albanian language). (Unlike English, Albanian uses the singular for "familje"). You could also say: Familja (ime) nuk ma mëson shqipen. Mendoj se bëj shumë gabime kur shkruaj shqip - I think I make a lot of mistakes when writing in Albanian or Mendoj se bëj shumë gabime kur shkruaj gjuhën shqipe Shqipja është shumë e vështirë, por faleminderit që më ke mësuar - Albanian is very difficult, but thank you (informal) for having taught me Më fal për ndonjë gabim - Apologies for any mistake (addressed to one person, informal) Më falni për ndonjë gabim - Apologies for any mistake (addressed to two or more people or when talking formally)
Thank you for writing the vocabulary words out in the video description.
Thank you! Don't forget to use the subtitles, too, in case you like to see how words are pronounced. Happy learning!
You’re such a great help! Thank you ☺️
Keep up the good work ☺️
Thank you! Happy to be of help to you, my dedicated and smart students.
Going to the village of Qeparo in two weeks. Your lessons will help me communicate with locals, thank YOU!!!
Let me know how it goes! I'm curious to see how effective my lessons are in real life.
In Pujbabi language a glass bottle is called" Shishi" "Shisha" means any glass miror. Tea is also "Cha'a"
Shisha is also a drug in greece that looks like glass maybe it comes from that
You are amazing! Thank you!
It takes an amazing person to see one. Thank you! So are you!
omg thank you you saved my life i have been learning albanian so long now and i forgot everything you have made this so clear and easy for me :) FLMM SHUMMMMMM
I'm happy you find this helpful. Keep learning!
Shum falëminderit 🇬🇷🇦🇱
S'ka gjë!
Thank you 🙏
You are welcome!
This is just what I need.
I am glad to see it helped.
@@smartalbanianwithjonis4189 Thanks for responding. It's great you also added notes of new words in the description. The pace is perfect. The order of content makes so much sense. Was working though a book that focussed on grammar and getting nowhere. I am working now through the lessons and want to learn enough before contacting you for better practice. This is the best resource I have come across. Thank you so much.
@@jusuftheeagle6772 It is no secret that traditional methods focus almost exclusively on grammar, stripping learning of fun. The student has to study a lot before he/she is able to express even the most basic of thoughts which are the most relevant to the daily life.
When you use traditional methods, you study and you see nothing. You study and you see nothing. You study some more, and you see nothing. You have to have a lot of patience and will to keep going without seeing any immediate results.
The method I propose is a result of my decade-long endeavors to teach myself in a way that is highly practical, relevant, and fun (which traditional methods vastly lack). Sure, you will learn some grammar, but once these tiny parts are locked in place, you will be able to add more to what you know and build upon the foundation with which this course provides you while you actually use the language as you learn.
I'd suggest you complete the entire course. By then, your books will start to make more sense. And, trust me, they are hard even for a highly qualified native speaker like myself, let alone for foreigners.
Good luck in your endeavors!
Jonis
Lol when u said “sake of” i started laughing before that, while practicing cus they sounded silly to me 🤣
That's great because you will never forget that word. The goal is to have fun while learning no matter how silly things. Actually, the sillier they sound, the more effective they are.
Oh my days welcome back 😍
Haha! What a reaction!
Thank you
You are welcome! Happy learning!
@@smartalbanianwithjonis4189 përshendetje Jones. Une mesoj shqip për nje vite tani. Familja ime nga shqiperia por ata nuk me meson mua. Unë mendoj unë bej shumë gabimë kur shkruaj ne shqip haha. Shqip eshte shumë vështire por faleminderit per mesoni mua. Me falni per çdo gabime. 😅
@@smartalbanianwithjonis4189 I don’t know how to say this in Albanian but, I wanted to also say that you provided me with the first stepping stones to learn more Albanian. Because from you, I learnt all of the basic concepts and grammar that I needed to build my knowledge.
@@Valbon128 Thank you a lot for your kind words! I'm happy you found these minilessons useful.
It's always great to hear that you are making progress and that my course was the reason you learnt the basic concepts. After all, if you get them right, then everything else is easier.
Happy learning!
Here is your corrected paragraph broken down in parts.
Kam një vit që mësoj gjuhën shqipe. - It's been one year that I learn Albanian.
or
U bë një vit që mësoj gjuhën shqipe
----
Kam dy/tre/katër vjet që mësoj gjuhën shqipe - It's been (2, 3, 4) years that I learn Albanian.
or
U bënë dy/tre/katër vjet që mësoj gjuhën shqipe
------
Familja ime është nga Shqipëria - My family is from Albania.
Or (a bit more advanced)
E kam familjen nga Shqipëria.
por prindërit nuk ma mësojnë shqipen - but my parents do not teach me Albanian (the Albanian language). (Unlike English, Albanian uses the singular for "familje"). You could also say: Familja (ime) nuk ma mëson shqipen.
Mendoj se bëj shumë gabime kur shkruaj shqip - I think I make a lot of mistakes when writing in Albanian
or
Mendoj se bëj shumë gabime kur shkruaj gjuhën shqipe
Shqipja është shumë e vështirë, por faleminderit që më ke mësuar - Albanian is very difficult, but thank you (informal) for having taught me
Më fal për ndonjë gabim - Apologies for any mistake (addressed to one person, informal)
Më falni për ndonjë gabim - Apologies for any mistake (addressed to two or more people or when talking formally)
Vocabularies are same in Turkish 😂
Evet, oyle!
@@smartalbanianwithjonis4189 oh you speak Turkish too :) i wish i could speak Albanian too 🤦 🇹🇷♥️🇦🇱
@@AyberkAYDIN1 Well, the fact that you are here tells me that you are on the right path to speaking Albanian.
Albanian people say please 🤔?
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