Wooow, ¿tu idioma nativo es el español? Me causó gracia como te atoraste con "aprovechar" 😂😂 Definitivamente me pasaría. Me gusta tu canal, espero que sigas subiendo contenido. ❤🎉
17:47 Dude, your German pronunciation is excellent 😉😜Thanks for the video, showing all the resources is really helpful. You covered everything I use for German, and more.
Thank you for the video, I will start with German for real I hope in around 2 years, for now it is too difficult for me, so I switched to Spanish and I have more fun. And recently I found amazing channel which follows the pattern I prefer a lot -- unwinding + repetitions. Link www.youtube.com/@SpanishPlayground The same pattern I would like to see in books, so the one you presented would not work for me, but hopefully with LWT (or a clone I am working on) this will be possible. Unwinding + repetitions pattern looks like this "I like swimming", "I like swimming in a pool", "I like swimming with my friends", "Yesterday we went to the pool". And so on. So from sentence to sentence there is huge overlap/repetition. For Polish readers there is a series of books by Beata Pawlikowska which to some degree fulfills this pattern. OK, that's all from me :-) I am waiting for your next video, all the best!
Thank you for your comment! I hadn't heard about unwinding + repetition but I see how that could work! I'm glad it's useful to you. Buena suerte con tu español :)
También estoy estudiando alemán ya que me mudé a Alemania como hace un año para estudiar música en una universidad pero todavía no tengo un nivel muy alto😅. Puedo tener conversaciones con alemanes pero todavía hay muchas palabras que no logro reconocer. Gracias por todas tus sugerencias, me ha motivado a seguir estudiando :). Por cierto, yo también veo a Ulti, pues me encanta Nintendo, el problema es que habla suuuuper rápido
Síii, el contenido de Ulti es increíble! Y me imagino que estar en Alemania debe ser la mejor motivación para aprender el idioma. A mí me sorprende todo lo que he progresado en un año y un poco más de estudiarlo, y sin embargo siento que no podría comunicarme con un nativo más allá de algo muy básico. Es un camino infinito jajajaja. Suerte con eso y con la música!
I'm afraid, that it will not be useful for you, because it is in Russian, nevertheless. When I started to learn German (a very long time ago - at the turn of the millennium), the resources were not so abundant as now, I used: 1) self-instruction book - N.F. Borisko "Deutsch ohne Probleme!" (Н.Ф. Бориско. Самоучитель немецкого языка) 2) wonderful explanations of difficulties of German grammar - Ilja Frank. Deutsche Grammatik mit menschlichem Antlitz (И.М. Франк Немецкая грамматика с человеческим лицом.) 3) for vocabulary - Pawel Litwinow. 3500 deutsche Woerter. Einpraegentechnik (П.П. Ливинов. 3500 немецких слов. Техника запоминания) Now I watch in UA-cam: ARD Reisen, Dinge Erklaert - Kurzgesagt, GermanSkills.com, Nabu, NDR Doku, SWR Handwerkskunst, SWR Marktcheck, SWR Room Tour, WDR, WISSEN HAT KEINEN EIGENTÜMER - I.B.Sauer. P.S. It's a pleasure to have a video from you again even if iwas a second attempt. It took 2 times more time and effort, and a huge amount of extra nerves, but the result could have turned out better, because during the recording for the first time the structure of thoughts was built.
That's really interesting, I imagine learning a language was a very different process 20 years ago! Thank you for watching and for the recommendations, I'll check some of those channels out :D
Wooow, ¿tu idioma nativo es el español? Me causó gracia como te atoraste con "aprovechar" 😂😂
Definitivamente me pasaría. Me gusta tu canal, espero que sigas subiendo contenido. ❤🎉
Síii, soy argentino. Se me había escapado la expresión jajajaja. Me alegro de que te guste, yo lo disfruto mucho así que seguro siga!
17:47 Dude, your German pronunciation is excellent 😉😜Thanks for the video, showing all the resources is really helpful. You covered everything I use for German, and more.
I'm totally going to use this for my french I love your tips!
I'm glad! Hope you have fun with it :)
@@is4ndroide I will :D
Un saludo de Colombia. Buenos videos! Gracias.
Thank you for the video, I will start with German for real I hope in around 2 years, for now it is too difficult for me, so I switched to Spanish and I have more fun. And recently I found amazing channel which follows the pattern I prefer a lot -- unwinding + repetitions. Link www.youtube.com/@SpanishPlayground The same pattern I would like to see in books, so the one you presented would not work for me, but hopefully with LWT (or a clone I am working on) this will be possible. Unwinding + repetitions pattern looks like this "I like swimming", "I like swimming in a pool", "I like swimming with my friends", "Yesterday we went to the pool". And so on. So from sentence to sentence there is huge overlap/repetition. For Polish readers there is a series of books by Beata Pawlikowska which to some degree fulfills this pattern. OK, that's all from me :-) I am waiting for your next video, all the best!
Thank you for your comment! I hadn't heard about unwinding + repetition but I see how that could work! I'm glad it's useful to you. Buena suerte con tu español :)
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También estoy estudiando alemán ya que me mudé a Alemania como hace un año para estudiar música en una universidad pero todavía no tengo un nivel muy alto😅. Puedo tener conversaciones con alemanes pero todavía hay muchas palabras que no logro reconocer. Gracias por todas tus sugerencias, me ha motivado a seguir estudiando :). Por cierto, yo también veo a Ulti, pues me encanta Nintendo, el problema es que habla suuuuper rápido
Síii, el contenido de Ulti es increíble! Y me imagino que estar en Alemania debe ser la mejor motivación para aprender el idioma. A mí me sorprende todo lo que he progresado en un año y un poco más de estudiarlo, y sin embargo siento que no podría comunicarme con un nativo más allá de algo muy básico. Es un camino infinito jajajaja. Suerte con eso y con la música!
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I'm afraid, that it will not be useful for you, because it is in Russian, nevertheless.
When I started to learn German (a very long time ago - at the turn of the millennium), the resources were not so abundant as now, I used:
1) self-instruction book - N.F. Borisko "Deutsch ohne Probleme!" (Н.Ф. Бориско. Самоучитель немецкого языка)
2) wonderful explanations of difficulties of German grammar - Ilja Frank. Deutsche Grammatik mit menschlichem Antlitz (И.М. Франк Немецкая грамматика с человеческим лицом.)
3) for vocabulary - Pawel Litwinow. 3500 deutsche Woerter. Einpraegentechnik (П.П. Ливинов. 3500 немецких слов. Техника запоминания)
Now I watch in UA-cam:
ARD Reisen, Dinge Erklaert - Kurzgesagt, GermanSkills.com, Nabu, NDR Doku, SWR Handwerkskunst, SWR Marktcheck, SWR Room Tour, WDR, WISSEN HAT KEINEN EIGENTÜMER - I.B.Sauer.
P.S. It's a pleasure to have a video from you again even if iwas a second attempt. It took 2 times more time and effort, and a huge amount of extra nerves, but the result could have turned out better, because during the recording for the first time the structure of thoughts was built.
That's really interesting, I imagine learning a language was a very different process 20 years ago! Thank you for watching and for the recommendations, I'll check some of those channels out :D