How to learn ANY language in 2023: 10 tips & tricks | BONUS tips for Ukrainian
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- Опубліковано 30 тра 2024
- Are you ready to take your language learning journey to the next level? In this video, I'll be sharing some tips and tricks that will help you learn any foreign language easier, faster, and more efficiently. From finding the right resources to developing a speaking practice, I'll cover everything you need to know to maximize your language learning experience.
Whether you're just starting out or looking to improve your speaking skills, these tips will give you the confidence you need to reach your language learning goals. So if you're interested in how to learn a language and maximize your language learning experience, be sure to watch this video.
In addition to the general tips for language learning, I'll also be sharing some specific advice for those interested in learning Ukrainian. So sit back, relax, and get ready to take your Ukrainian language learning to new heights!
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I'm learning english for almost 3 years, watching your video I get more motivated now, thank you so much, greetings from Perú!
Don’t give up! It’s all about practicing at least a bit every day! You got it
Love this video!! The tips are very useful, and I will definitely try to do the last one of immersing myself in the country of my target languages as soon as I can!! I’m learning Japanese, French, and a few others haha :))
Hi Theone! Wow, Japanese and French are pretty different--which one do you find easier? I would also love to visit Japan one day. I have been to France twice and it's beautiful--I look forward for you to visit!
@@mariyaukrainian I think I find French easier for two reasons: 1) I’ve studied it longer, and 2) the alphabet is basically the same as in English, haha. That’s why I’m intimidated to learn a Slavic language like Ukrainian; I’m scared about facing another new alphabet! Do you have any additional tips for learning new alphabets, or do I just need to make myself do so to learn a language like Ukrainian?
Thanks so much for your thoughtful reply! :)
I’m learning German and I am an intermediate in German. I really love this language. 😊😊 I have been learning German for a year now and I can speak very well, I even speak to my family in German to practice making conversation although I have to translate into English all the time but I do not mind it. 😊😊
I’m working to learn Ukrainian! Hoping to communicate with my family better
Love this content! Thanks, one tip I can add is listen to audiobooks! We are going to start sharing some classic children’s novels which would be perfect for language learners
Thank you! Yes, audiobooks is another great resource and kids novels should be easy enough for intermediate learners:)
Great video!
Thank you!
This means a lot to us all. Dakooyu Mariya! You really are a help
Будь ласка! 💙💛
@@mariyaukrainian I can read that! It says B'ud Laska!!!! Baby steps! I am getting it!!!
@@bhangg_high 🎉🥳 celebrate those little wins. They ll keep you motivated :) good job!
At the moment i am learning German in EU sponsored school so that is some serious learning, on the other hand in my personal opinion i always try to look for simmilar or same words before going to new words and actually learning, like for example old people in my area often say something like "Vrag odnija Prišu" whole translation is not important but what is important is that i somehow noticed that Spanish say "Prisa" for "Rush" and that it actually has same meaning like "Priša" which is also slang for "Rush, being in a time limit" situation, so i kind try to use that similarities to help understanding new things .
But thing that some people here speak Cronglish/Crodeutsch also helps so you actually can hear sentences like "Danas je klaudi i rejniti će, gren u stor sa Trenom, Šapiti" or translated "It is raining today so i go with a train to the store to shop,buy something"
Also considering Ukranian and Bulgarian and Macedonian and Russian there is a big problem for me and many speakrs from Croatia and i guess even from West Slavic countries and beyond, we dont know Cyrilic alphabet because we use Latin, even if centuries ago there was Croatian Cyrilic (and Glagolitic script) we kind of left it, older people know it because of Yugoslavia where they learned both but younger people do not, so script is the big problem.
Wow! Thanks for sharing! I learned some German in middle school in Ukraine, but I can honestly barely remember a word. How do you find it?
I would definitely think that alphabet is an impediment here--that's why I always try to write in Latin letters as well but I am not sure how much it helps as some sounds are not entirely possible to describe using Latin letters
@@mariyaukrainian It is toungebreaking sometimes, for example 555 Funfhundredfunfundfunfzig or something like that i am not even sure if it is good, there is no problem understanding but to pronounce words is very hard .
You can't combine Latin letters to do simillar Sounds?
Like few days ago one very crazy Croatian band, like they are not something you see every day 😅 won Eurovision qualification with song "Mama ŠČ" and People say that it is a sound from a letter from Russian cyrilic, but in Latin is ŠČ, anyway it is weirdest antiwar song i ever heard in my life, like ever, but i just wanted to show that improvisation with Latin letters to do cyrilic letter sound.
Hi! I'm learning English :)
Hi Laura! Hope these tips helps you with your English learning too
I started learning ukrainian in september. When I first started I also wanted to learn polish but all of the similar words confused me so polish will have to wait.
I totally understand what you are talking about! Sometimes that happens with my Ukrainian and russian.. Good luck with your Ukrainian language journey!
Привіт Mariya, дякую за чудове відео. I would love to hear what TV shows or podcast you recommend! I love the karaoke idea but I sign like a wet cat!
Привіт 👋 are you looking for a particular genre? Educational (for Ukrainian as foreign language) or common (just shows in Ukrainian)?
Singing is all about the feeling you put in it so sing away:) I have several karaoke videos in this playlist: ua-cam.com/play/PLwMxfTkLbtc_Fzgb2LWF1QyiKW0mjEzpz.html and truly think this is a great way to practice speaking :)
@@mariyaukrainian I think the common version would be great, something a Ukrainian would watch! Even if I don’t understand everything, it would still be helpful to hear the pronunciation and identify words I know! I try to listen to vloggers and such, but tv would be awesome to try! Дуже дякую💝