I stumbled upon this channel and I must say, she is is one of the best UA-camrs I've seen recently! Her content is not only informative but also engaging and fun to watch. What I love most about her is her amazing personality - she's so authentic, down-to-earth, and nice. And her calm voice just adds to the overall relaxing vibe of her videos. Keep up the great work :)
Aww thank you so much! You always leave such kind comments on my videos and I appreciate your support. I'm so glad that you enjoy my content. Have a great day!
As an English learner, for me the most difficult part is speaking because when I read in English or listen to something in English I understand almost everything but when I start speaking I feel like my language is soooooo weak 🙃 As if I know only a few words and that’s it. Even though when I speak my own language I don’t use all those synonyms to make my speech better I try to do this only when it comes to English 🙃
The pdf about basic Italian grammar is the one I have been sending over to my language exchange partners because i agree with you it is well done and useful 🙂
Hi Shea!!! I'm improving English and French and I've started studying Russian from scratch last October... and I'd like to add Spanish at the end of next summer! You know what? I'm italian but I need subtitles too if I want to watch something with Naples accent 🤣
Ciao. Un consiglio di viaggio: se non sei mai stata a Perugia, ti consiglio di venirci dal 6 al 16 Luglio durante l' Umbria Jazz. È bellissima e da Bologna puoi farlo in una giornata.
oh i’ve forgotten , that’s can be goos if you show us what did you do , while watching tv show . i mean words you will pick up, all or only some of them etc 😅thanks
You're very welcome! It really has been so helpful for me and I know a lot of people don't even realize how many free resources there are out there. Thanks for watching!
Thanks for another lovely video Shea, some great tips here. There is an Italian Netflix show available here in Ireland called La Legge di Lidia Poet. It's like a grown up Enola Holmes and is great fun, I'm really enjoying it 🙂 Oh and I LOVED Cuori Infranti!
thank you 😊how do you go over your new words/sentences please i’ve never seen someone showing us how to go over them without forgetting them thanks again really
I do a lot of reading, some people prefer flashcards, some people learn a new word and write multiple sentences using that word. Repetition is important and also try to use that new word in various contexts. Reading, watching shows, listening to music and podcasts will help expose you to new words and you will start hearing common words and phrases over and over again
Hi from turkiye shea , i am currently b2 learner for english and in before levels you know i was doing basics things like learning grammar, vocabulary and listening etc and now i started to read book and to watch friends as a active listener like i focus on the contex,pronunciation etc i mean i watch in a full concentration but sometimes i get confused about my method because i first write down the word that i dont know and i watch second time and i am not sure if this method is right or am i watching or reading in a right way and if you make a detailed video about watching in a target language it will be beneficial for us we are waiting as soon as possible, also thanks for your sharing about learning language take care 🌸
Thank you for watching! Good jon with your studying! I can definitely talk about this in another video. There's no "right" or "wrong" way to learn, you need to see what works best for you :)
It depends! Some days I feel like reading aloud but not always. It can be good to read aloud to help with pronunciation, but you don’t need to do it all the time. I personally prefer physical books, I like the feel of the real pages. But e-books are great because when I don’t know a word, I can press on it and look up the translation, instead of having to go google it myself. I rarely listen to audiobooks, I’ve never gotten into them, not even in English, but I’m sure it would be good to use as a language learner!
Hi Shea Can you tell me how much time would I need to be fluent enough in Italian to at least do daily life routine things. I'm coming to Reggio emilia next month and I heard there aren't much people who can talk in English.
I just would like to mention that "being out there somewhere on the internet for free" and actually "legally free of copyright" is not always the same thing ...
Grazie per i consigli🙂Io uso molto varie podcast e audiolibri. Se ti piacciono, penso che siano un ottimo instrumento per imparare e allo stesso modo divertire e imparare cose nuove🙂
What language are you learning this year? Reply to this comment and let me know! 🥰
I'm learning Japanese this year (＾▽＾)
I'm learning Dutch ! I'm still a beginner but I put my phone and laptop in Dutch and little by little I learn stuff xD Another trick here !
Italian!! Love your videos too!
I'm learning Italian. Do you have any advice for how to learn different Italian dialects?
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I stumbled upon this channel and I must say, she is is one of the best UA-camrs I've seen recently! Her content is not only informative but also engaging and fun to watch. What I love most about her is her amazing personality - she's so authentic, down-to-earth, and nice. And her calm voice just adds to the overall relaxing vibe of her videos. Keep up the great work :)
Aww thank you so much! You always leave such kind comments on my videos and I appreciate your support. I'm so glad that you enjoy my content. Have a great day!
As an English learner, for me the most difficult part is speaking because when I read in English or listen to something in English I understand almost everything but when I start speaking I feel like my language is soooooo weak 🙃 As if I know only a few words and that’s it. Even though when I speak my own language I don’t use all those synonyms to make my speech better I try to do this only when it comes to English 🙃
The pdf about basic Italian grammar is the one I have been sending over to my language exchange partners because i agree with you it is well done and useful 🙂
Oh great! Yeah, when I discovered it, I was thrilled! It's perfect.
I started watching “Lidia Poët” in Italian with Italian subtitles. Great new Italian series both to watch and learn Italian!
Yay! I just started it because other people were recommending it as well!
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I'm trying to learn German at the moment and these tips were really helpful! ☺
I'm so glad!
Gr8 job, Keep It up 👍❤️
Thank you so much 😄
Hi Shea!!! I'm improving English and French and I've started studying Russian from scratch last October... and I'd like to add Spanish at the end of next summer! You know what? I'm italian but I need subtitles too if I want to watch something with Naples accent 🤣
Wow how amazing! That's great you're learning all those languages. Haha I'm glad to know you also use subtitles for that!
Ciao. Un consiglio di viaggio: se non sei mai stata a Perugia, ti consiglio di venirci dal 6 al 16 Luglio durante l' Umbria Jazz. È bellissima e da Bologna puoi farlo in una giornata.
Sì in realtà ci sono stata 4 anni fa, Perugia è molto bella! Grazie!
oh i’ve forgotten , that’s can be goos if you show us what did you do , while watching tv show . i mean words you will pick up, all or only some of them etc 😅thanks
Thank you Shea for sharing! I did not think once to search for pdf! It is compacted information & very useful.
You're very welcome! It really has been so helpful for me and I know a lot of people don't even realize how many free resources there are out there. Thanks for watching!
great video !! I’m learning norwegian and ukrainien so I’m lookiing for methodes!! ( I’m french)
I'm glad you liked it! Thank you for watching and best of luck with your studying!
Thanks for another lovely video Shea, some great tips here. There is an Italian Netflix show available here in Ireland called La Legge di Lidia Poet. It's like a grown up Enola Holmes and is great fun, I'm really enjoying it 🙂 Oh and I LOVED Cuori Infranti!
Thank you for watching! I just started Lidia Poet! And thank you for the other recommendation, I will have to watch Cuori Infranti!
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thank you 😊how do you go over your new words/sentences please i’ve never seen someone showing us how to go over them without forgetting them
thanks again really
I do a lot of reading, some people prefer flashcards, some people learn a new word and write multiple sentences using that word. Repetition is important and also try to use that new word in various contexts. Reading, watching shows, listening to music and podcasts will help expose you to new words and you will start hearing common words and phrases over and over again
@@SheaJordan thank you 😊 for it
Hi from turkiye shea , i am currently b2 learner for english and in before levels you know i was doing basics things like learning grammar, vocabulary and listening etc and now i started to read book and to watch friends as a active listener like i focus on the contex,pronunciation etc i mean i watch in a full concentration but sometimes i get confused about my method because i first write down the word that i dont know and i watch second time and i am not sure if this method is right or am i watching or reading in a right way and if you make a detailed video about watching in a target language it will be beneficial for us we are waiting as soon as possible, also thanks for your sharing about learning language take care 🌸
Thank you for watching! Good jon with your studying! I can definitely talk about this in another video. There's no "right" or "wrong" way to learn, you need to see what works best for you :)
Hello Shea, when you read books in Italian, do you read aloud or silently? And do you prefer physical books, e-books or audiobooks?
It depends! Some days I feel like reading aloud but not always. It can be good to read aloud to help with pronunciation, but you don’t need to do it all the time. I personally prefer physical books, I like the feel of the real pages. But e-books are great because when I don’t know a word, I can press on it and look up the translation, instead of having to go google it myself. I rarely listen to audiobooks, I’ve never gotten into them, not even in English, but I’m sure it would be good to use as a language learner!
Hi Shea
Can you tell me how much time would I need to be fluent enough in Italian to at least do daily life routine things. I'm coming to Reggio emilia next month and I heard there aren't much people who can talk in English.
I just would like to mention that "being out there somewhere on the internet for free" and actually "legally free of copyright" is not always the same thing ...
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Grazie per i consigli🙂Io uso molto varie podcast e audiolibri. Se ti piacciono, penso che siano un ottimo instrumento per imparare e allo stesso modo divertire e imparare cose nuove🙂
Perfetto, grazie mille!
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