Parabéns Tony. Ótimo trabalho. Português é uma língua muito rica e bonita de se aprender. Além disso, nossa cultura oportuniza experiências incríveis para os estrangeiros
Love, love, love how you say to think like the other language thinks ... "Everything well? Everything!" (Instead of thinking of how we say it in our native language and thus we are trying to directly translate instead of absorbing how the other language speaks). Spot on. I have always wanted to be taught like this. "Come va?" (How it goes?) or "Come stai" (How you stay?)
The marsh method is learning talk mentally and audictively and visualy in any idiom. Great way of learning bro, goldenstanding💛🌼🏵💛🍻🍻🍻🍻 Portuguese is positive have sounds of galician, corsican and occitan too. Your method is great cos each person should be your own teacher, and the grammar is never the focus, the real focus, is verb, vocabulary and real,simple conversation ever, praticing with yourself and oratice with the others, natives and non natives. This way of learning already exists yet it called topic method, thanks for revive it and resurrect this too. 🍻💛🏵🌼👍🍻🍻🍻
Just today I got my 20 generated basic French questions to start my one thing a day journaling. I've never been as motivated to improve my French as I am right now. And can I use a notebook instead of spreadsheets to do this?. I can't thank you enough for your videos. THANK. YOU...THANK YOU...THANK YOU...!!! :)
Ouch! If I can't even write 1 sentence down a day to study ... one little thing a day ... I am not serious about learning. The truth hurts. You are so right! Challenge taken ... thanks!
I like how you think of learning as like a "puzzle"... Analyze what you are learning and pay attention to other words that follow that same pattern. I actually do this and it makes learning fun and more natural for me ... learning grammar naturally by everything thing you have already learned. Finding the words in Italian, for example, that are similar to English but just add a vowel and pronounce different (important become importantE) .... (perfect becomes perfetto ... so with this one I now can look at other words that are spelled with 2 T's and ask myself if I insert a 'C' in place of 1 'T' is it similar to English ... for example act in English is atto in Italian .... dialect in English is dialetto in Italian ... )
I've been studying English by myself for 4 years and It only started working when I noticed that grammar wouldn't teach me anything beyond rules. So, set aside grammar a little bit and try to hold a conversation. They're a bunch of things that you can't compare between languages. Haste makes waste. A pressa é inimiga da perfeição!
Parabéns Tony. Ótimo trabalho. Português é uma língua muito rica e bonita de se aprender. Além disso, nossa cultura oportuniza experiências incríveis para os estrangeiros
Muito obrigado!
Love, love, love how you say to think like the other language thinks ... "Everything well? Everything!" (Instead of thinking of how we say it in our native language and thus we are trying to directly translate instead of absorbing how the other language speaks). Spot on. I have always wanted to be taught like this. "Come va?" (How it goes?) or "Come stai" (How you stay?)
The marsh method is learning talk mentally and audictively and visualy in any idiom.
Great way of learning bro, goldenstanding💛🌼🏵💛🍻🍻🍻🍻
Portuguese is positive have sounds of galician, corsican and occitan too.
Your method is great cos each person should be your own teacher, and the grammar is never the focus, the real focus, is verb, vocabulary and real,simple conversation ever, praticing with yourself and oratice with the others, natives and non natives.
This way of learning already exists yet it called topic method, thanks for revive it and resurrect this too.
🍻💛🏵🌼👍🍻🍻🍻
Thank you very much
Just today I got my 20 generated basic French questions to start my one thing a day journaling. I've never been as motivated to improve my French as I am right now. And can I use a notebook instead of spreadsheets to do this?. I can't thank you enough for your videos. THANK. YOU...THANK YOU...THANK YOU...!!! :)
That's so excellent to hear
Ouch! If I can't even write 1 sentence down a day to study ... one little thing a day ... I am not serious about learning. The truth hurts. You are so right! Challenge taken ... thanks!
I like how you think of learning as like a "puzzle"... Analyze what you are learning and pay attention to other words that follow that same pattern. I actually do this and it makes learning fun and more natural for me ... learning grammar naturally by everything thing you have already learned.
Finding the words in Italian, for example, that are similar to English but just add a vowel and pronounce different
(important become importantE) ....
(perfect becomes perfetto ... so with this one I now can look at other words that are spelled with 2 T's and ask myself if I insert a 'C' in place of 1 'T' is it similar to English ... for example act in English is atto in Italian .... dialect in English is dialetto in Italian ... )
It's a fun puzzle
Another excellent video
Muito obrigado!
I've been studying English by myself for 4 years and It only started working when I noticed that grammar wouldn't teach me anything beyond rules. So, set aside grammar a little bit and try to hold a conversation. They're a bunch of things that you can't compare between languages. Haste makes waste. A pressa é inimiga da perfeição!