I really like how you have broken this down. My journey of learning Spanish has been about 90% through comprehensive input and it was really worked for me.
Well done men! What a commitment, I'm on my journey of learning English. I have been on the US for a year now but most of the time I'm alone with my thoughts or at home with my family speaking Spanish. I'm definitely can't speak about any topic in English as you can do in Spanish, is way easier for me writing than speaking as I have more time. After watching your video I think that it's because I'm lacking input and interaction with native speakers, but for me it is hard to overcome the shame of not being able to speak properly. Great video!
Great shots bro! From a fellow traveler who learned Spanish the "practical" way I gotta say it's by far the quickest and most fun way to go. Time is money and money can be spent on experiences so why waste hours drowning in flashcards when there's an entire continent and more out there you can interact with in person or online? Vamos! My goal for this year is Indonesian and French!
Dope video! I spent 2 months in Medellin as a first stay in Colombia. I am now preparing for a year stay for my next stay with a student visa to learn Spanish. Congratulations on your stay in Colombia 🇨🇴!
i've been interested in baselang for a single hardcore push to kickstart the speaking portion. Also Spanish After Hours is a great channel as is Dreaming in Spanish... it amazes me that her manner of telling stories...I can follow them and understand the entire thing without having known the words beforehand. I've tried all the wrong ways to go about learning spanish...such as over 1000 anki cards of vocab words without context. At one point I learned them all....and then later forgot a large portion of them. Spending LOTS of time memorizing verb conjugation tables.....and making no progress in actually learning to communicate. I agree 100% with what you've said... I now think that if I had to do it all over again, I would spend 3 to 6 months simply watching films, tv shows, and reading graded readers on my current level at that time. Input, input, input. probably halfway through that time, I would start writing a short daily journal and just trying to talk to myself in spanish as I'm working out or doing household chores etc. Then, with all that input under my belt....watching, reading, journaling and talking to myself... I would love to try baselang. If that wasn't possible.... finding a friend and asking them to just talk to me in spanish when we hang out.
Awesome work brother! I am currently learning Spanish too and hearing your tips is also going to help my progress also, so thank you! I wish to become fluent so your advice will help. Much love and respect from New Zealand ❤😎
@@jaytopp El vídeo estuvo muy bueno. Me gustó. Espero el siguiente vídeo para seguir viendo tu aventura con el español. Yo también vivo en Colombia, pero no en Medellín, en otra ciudad, Barranquilla.
Incredible video production on this, you deserve tons more views man. What are your plans in terms of residency, are you going to continue living in Medellin?
It's true what you say learning pro nouns and verbs is boring and a waste of time. How does a baby learn by keep listening to the language every single day until the finally can speak it. Forcing a language never works well learning it naturally is definitely easier. Everyone I went to school will to learn Spanish was always frustrated and never learned much. Thanks for the video
Vas a amar este profesor de Ecuador también ua-cam.com/video/AWXi7co9wcQ/v-deo.html @spanishinput Y qué bueno que ya descubriste Crosstalk. Muchos no saben qué es.
I decided to start learning Spanish yesterday. By the end of the year I want to get quite good at it understanding and speaking it. Good luck brother.
beautiful :) you can do it
I'm doing the same, tell me in a month what you learned :D
@@kamil3581 hey man, what’s your socials? we can really help each other!
Hey, I am doing the same. What did you learned until know?
@@emy8522learnt a lot I’m getting the hang of it . Understanding it is quite easy now 😆
I really like how you have broken this down. My journey of learning Spanish has been about 90% through comprehensive input and it was really worked for me.
Well done men! What a commitment, I'm on my journey of learning English. I have been on the US for a year now but most of the time I'm alone with my thoughts or at home with my family speaking Spanish. I'm definitely can't speak about any topic in English as you can do in Spanish, is way easier for me writing than speaking as I have more time. After watching your video I think that it's because I'm lacking input and interaction with native speakers, but for me it is hard to overcome the shame of not being able to speak properly. Great video!
hey brother :) amazing. you’ll get there ! check out this resource - i think you’ll find it interesting and helpful : www.dreamingspanish.com/method
Great shots bro! From a fellow traveler who learned Spanish the "practical" way I gotta say it's by far the quickest and most fun way to go. Time is money and money can be spent on experiences so why waste hours drowning in flashcards when there's an entire continent and more out there you can interact with in person or online? Vamos! My goal for this year is Indonesian and French!
agreed :)
Dope video! I spent 2 months in Medellin as a first stay in Colombia. I am now preparing for a year stay for my next stay with a student visa to learn Spanish. Congratulations on your stay in Colombia 🇨🇴!
Hi global which school do you learn spanish
i've been interested in baselang for a single hardcore push to kickstart the speaking portion.
Also Spanish After Hours is a great channel as is Dreaming in Spanish... it amazes me that her manner of telling stories...I can follow them and understand the entire thing without having known the words beforehand.
I've tried all the wrong ways to go about learning spanish...such as over 1000 anki cards of vocab words without context. At one point I learned them all....and then later forgot a large portion of them. Spending LOTS of time memorizing verb conjugation tables.....and making no progress in actually learning to communicate.
I agree 100% with what you've said... I now think that if I had to do it all over again, I would spend 3 to 6 months simply watching films, tv shows, and reading graded readers on my current level at that time. Input, input, input. probably halfway through that time, I would start writing a short daily journal and just trying to talk to myself in spanish as I'm working out or doing household chores etc. Then, with all that input under my belt....watching, reading, journaling and talking to myself... I would love to try baselang. If that wasn't possible.... finding a friend and asking them to just talk to me in spanish when we hang out.
Great video Jay - lots of takeaways here. Beginning Portuguese ATM. Keep it up!
🙏🌍 amazing. enjoy
I was saying thru out the whole video he’s explaining dreaming Spanish then boom 💥 14:40 …. My fave resource too bro , keep going!!!!!
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Yo Jay, congrats on your Spanish learning journey. It takes a lot to step outside of your comfort zone. I know...and I also know that it's worth it!
@@GoodEnoughSpanish 🙏
Stay strong in your learning process of learning Spanish. soon you will reap the rewards of appreciation of another culture.
Awesome work brother! I am currently learning Spanish too and hearing your tips is also going to help my progress also, so thank you! I wish to become fluent so your advice will help. Much love and respect from New Zealand ❤😎
amazing brother 🙏🌍 thank you
Has progresado mucho en poco tiempo. ¡Ánimo! A mí tambien me gustan los idiomas y además del inglés estoy aprendiendo un par más.
gracias hermano ;) me encanta el camino de aprendiendo idiomas. espero que te gusta la video
@@jaytopp El vídeo estuvo muy bueno. Me gustó. Espero el siguiente vídeo para seguir viendo tu aventura con el español. Yo también vivo en Colombia, pero no en Medellín, en otra ciudad, Barranquilla.
Visuals are fire bro! Love it!
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Love this bro!
I’m learning Spanish but I’m really struggling the most with understanding the language.
thanks man. yeah definitely focus on comprehensible input over grammar and lessons - is my recommendation
Jay. Excelente trabajo mi hermano!!.
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awesome to hear your experience jay, I resonate with 20:29
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Incredible video production on this, you deserve tons more views man. What are your plans in terms of residency, are you going to continue living in Medellin?
ill be between latin america and europe. working on a few residencies at the moment :)
Here for the language learning journey!!! 😇
together!
Great video, mate!
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production on this is crazy 🙌
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Really amazing cinematography!
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hey great video! what was the name of the Colombian women and american guys podcast?
open.spotify.com/show/0SdDSgKLwkobIO5Jj8iPmP?si=J938fCHfRsmRTcxjTA9sOQ
@@jaytoppmucho gracias
It's true what you say learning pro nouns and verbs is boring and a waste of time. How does a baby learn by keep listening to the language every single day until the finally can speak it. Forcing a language never works well learning it naturally is definitely easier. Everyone I went to school will to learn Spanish was always frustrated and never learned much. Thanks for the video
Bro what’s the name of that podcast you mentioned
Vas a amar este profesor de Ecuador también ua-cam.com/video/AWXi7co9wcQ/v-deo.html @spanishinput
Y qué bueno que ya descubriste Crosstalk. Muchos no saben qué es.
hey bro, when in ecuador? 😄
i was there in november !
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Has your dancing improved too?
@@tsjonathan not really haha
I didn't catch that podcast with the guy and Colombian girl, was it the Spanialist or something?
open.spotify.com/show/0SdDSgKLwkobIO5Jj8iPmP?si=J938fCHfRsmRTcxjTA9sOQ&nd=1&dlsi=c04ad71c8c8441e6
espanolistos
youtube.com/@espanolistos4917?si=LLP1RzZjHZXfGJKK
this is amazing everyone subscribe
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You learnt Spanish an de-learnt English
you're on the wrong track in life