Question: what do you wish I would have done differently when you first started learning languages? Let me know in the comments! 🌟Check out the How to Learn Languages Course here: www.lauramaliszewska.com/how-to-learn-languages
Fun fact. I was so obsessed about finding the “perfect-method” that I began to understand more and more the language just because I surrounded myself with tons of “learn-english contents”.
12:36 I almost had a heart attack! haha. Nice video, you've said a lot of true. I can tell that I did the biggest mistake watching a lot of content teaching how to learn instead of actually learn the language. Learners needs to live the language rather than just think about it.
:O I just realized that I have watched literally every single youtube video on how to learn French, but I don't even know more than 20 basic words.... Thank you for that :DD Have a good day
Watching so many language learning tips videos, I do that all the time 😂 I just love doing so, but yes when it comes to actual learning it doesn't help that much! However, I find it really interesting to learn all different methods people use.
my tip is : have a STRONG MOTIVATION to learn the language and state it clearly. My motivation with Polish was that I wanted to impress Polish people xD
These are really unique tips. I am definitely guilty of watching endless videos on "how to learn the languages" but I quickly learned that I was wasting my time and it was best to just start where I was , with what I had. Thank you for this video and I am truly happy I found your channel.
American english speaker, second language Spanish and learned french in school. Im trying to learn portuguese right now💚💛if u ever want an english learning buddy ill help U!
I also adore listening to music! I feel like lyrics in a foreign language really sticks into my head more than my native language. sometimes I'm in language class and a word or a phrase will trigger my memory to the same phrase or word in a song I've listened to and suddenly it all makes sense!
Ok well , i think it's tip number two don't watch too much how to learn language videos .. when i started to learn spanish it came from fear of failure that i may cannot make it and i took too much time watching this kind of videos without making any progress but thank u 😊😊
As a music learner, I have always been told that the best way to learn my instruments was to play a bit every day. So I apply this to my English learning journey and this is the best way for me but as you said everyone has its own way to learn :) Tell me If there are mistakes
As I've grown as a person and as a learner I definitely noticed the value of breaks and times when you don't do anything towards your goal and just allow yourself to be. It took me a while to get to this place and I used to be the person who wanted to work towards their goal every single day no matter what. But there are soooooo many ways of learning and I would never say that you shouldn't learn every day if that's something that you absolutely love! Trusting yourself and knowing yourself is key, and everything else will go from there ❤
That’s funny, I was just thinking about this and what would I do differently. I think people binge watch videos on tips how to learn a foreign language because they want to find a fit when they are struggling or gain something. I also want to learn Czech out of curiosity because I recently rediscovered Paulina Porzikova, as a child I remembered her face very well from Estée Lauder then she moved on. The thing is realistically thinking there needs to be more for me to learn Czech to make it sustainable. I personally have no tips on how to learn a language other than practicing as much as possible and remember your why like Bald and Bankrupt said in a video.
Hii Laura!!! I'm learning French so like works for. I tried polish first then I was like NO. It's been 1 year since. French. Hopefully I can speak!!! Lots of love
@@LauraMaliszewska first tip. English is my second language. Your videos help me a lot to understand and acquire vocabulary. So thank you ❤️. but I keep practicing speaking because I'm not that good
im into languages and there are people they want to learn but because there's not a curse to the language they want to learn they dont start learning, any material can help... i love youre videos the last part of this one sounds bad..
@@LauraMaliszewska I had a CD like that which I used before I went to work in Switzerland. It helped :) , but later I learned that no-one actually says "Enchanté de faire votre connaissance" - haha
I am a Taiwanese,my native language is Chinese,I want to above my English skill. You say learning language should read with something we interested ,But I have interesting to learned Japanese,can I use video that using English teaching Japanese above my English?
I had wanted to learn english, so i tried to find an english guy on Tinder. xD Why not :D I have met a very nice guy from Australia. We were writting in english. Perfect. But when we met live it turned out that he speaks polish better than most of Poles. Sooo... He is not my boyfriend and i didnt improve my english skills. I do not recommend. :D
I disagree on listening. I think that immersing yourself in a bunch of audio that you don’t understand is just going to be a waste of time. Especially if it’s just in the background. I’m sure you could pick up a little bit of vocabulary or grammar, but unless the language has a lot of overlap with your first language or another language you already know, you’d probably be better off learning the basic grammar and vocabulary first, and maybe doing some simple reading and writing activities. Immersion is awesome, but I think you need to get a framework first so that you can really take advantage of it. I think that trying ways to make language learning fun as well is definitely crucial, though. For me, I actually usually just find my fun in realizing that I understand more or am able to speak better.
Are you ok, Laura? You're kinda funny in this vídeo. Looks like a kid with a hyper level of sugar. In the London videos, you were more relaxed. I hope you're ok. Wish you the best. 😊
I noticed that, too! haha I'm okay, I guess I was just super excited about the fact that I have everything I've ever used to learn a language in my old room (where I first started my old channel!) and that I can show you some of the things I actually used. I'm super sentimental and old memories always make me extremely happy, so I guess that's why I was so hyper ❤ Thank you for asking, though, you're so sweet!
Question: what do you wish I would have done differently when you first started learning languages? Let me know in the comments!
🌟Check out the How to Learn Languages Course here: www.lauramaliszewska.com/how-to-learn-languages
Fun fact. I was so obsessed about finding the “perfect-method” that I began to understand more and more the language just because I surrounded myself with tons of “learn-english contents”.
that's the most fun aspect of researching things in another language - you end up learning the language, too ❤
12:36 I almost had a heart attack! haha. Nice video, you've said a lot of true. I can tell that I did the biggest mistake watching a lot of content teaching how to learn instead of actually learn the language. Learners needs to live the language rather than just think about it.
omg i thought smthng wrong with my earphones hahhaha thnk God am not the only one
:O I just realized that I have watched literally every single youtube video on how to learn French, but I don't even know more than 20 basic words.... Thank you for that :DD
Have a good day
my job is done here 😄 thank you for being here, Michał ❤
Watching so many language learning tips videos, I do that all the time 😂 I just love doing so, but yes when it comes to actual learning it doesn't help that much! However, I find it really interesting to learn all different methods people use.
my tip is : have a STRONG MOTIVATION to learn the language and state it clearly. My motivation with Polish was that I wanted to impress Polish people xD
These are really unique tips. I am definitely guilty of watching endless videos on "how to learn the languages" but I quickly learned that I was wasting my time and it was best to just start where I was , with what I had. Thank you for this video and I am truly happy I found your channel.
Hii laura, i'm brazilian and i'm learning english and french, I already have an intermediate level of English. I love your channel ❤
thank you so much! good luck with French and English ❤
Omg ME TOO
Sou brasileira tbm e estou aprendendo inglês e francês! MDS kkkkkkkkkkkk ❤️
@@luciliamaria1438 Aussi moi
@@luciliamaria1438 Aaaaaaaaa, oii achei q eu fosse a única brasileira aqui kkkkkk
American english speaker, second language Spanish and learned french in school. Im trying to learn portuguese right now💚💛if u ever want an english learning buddy ill help U!
Had to scroll down in order to focus, great insights and love your positive vibes. so contagious!
I also adore listening to music! I feel like lyrics in a foreign language really sticks into my head more than my native language. sometimes I'm in language class and a word or a phrase will trigger my memory to the same phrase or word in a song I've listened to and suddenly it all makes sense!
Great & enthusiastic video as usual ☺️
Yay! Thank you! What do you wish you'd done differently when you first started learning languages, Andrew?
Ok well , i think it's tip number two don't watch too much how to learn language videos .. when i started to learn spanish it came from fear of failure that i may cannot make it and i took too much time watching this kind of videos without making any progress but thank u 😊😊
My best takeaway is You don't need to learn everyday 😃😉 Thanks! always motivating to watch and listen to you ☺️
As a music learner, I have always been told that the best way to learn my instruments was to play a bit every day. So I apply this to my English learning journey and this is the best way for me but as you said everyone has its own way to learn :) Tell me If there are mistakes
As I've grown as a person and as a learner I definitely noticed the value of breaks and times when you don't do anything towards your goal and just allow yourself to be. It took me a while to get to this place and I used to be the person who wanted to work towards their goal every single day no matter what. But there are soooooo many ways of learning and I would never say that you shouldn't learn every day if that's something that you absolutely love! Trusting yourself and knowing yourself is key, and everything else will go from there ❤
Jedyna osoba która mówi o językach i nie trzeba oglądać na przyspieszeniu x2 :D Piękna dykcja Laura!
dziękuję!😍
That’s funny, I was just thinking about this and what would I do differently.
I think people binge watch videos on tips how to learn a foreign language because they want to find a fit when they are struggling or gain something.
I also want to learn Czech out of curiosity because I recently rediscovered Paulina Porzikova, as a child I remembered her face very well from Estée Lauder then she moved on.
The thing is realistically thinking there needs to be more for me to learn Czech to make it sustainable.
I personally have no tips on how to learn a language other than practicing as much as possible and remember your why like Bald and Bankrupt said in a video.
You are so similar to young Renée Zellweger
Hii Laura!!! I'm learning French so like works for. I tried polish first then I was like NO. It's been 1 year since. French. Hopefully I can speak!!! Lots of love
Hellooo, Lauraaa ✨🌹
hi Sara! which tip has helped you the most? ❤
@@LauraMaliszewska
first tip. English is my second language. Your videos help me a lot to understand and acquire vocabulary. So thank you ❤️. but I keep practicing speaking because I'm not that good
I’d like to know who are your favourite french singers rn🤩
im into languages and there are people they want to learn but because there's not a curse to the language they want to learn they dont start learning, any material can help... i love youre videos the last part of this one sounds bad..
The thing is with French is that no-one speaks like they do in CDs and language books.
that's true but I wish I had started with that because I didn't have anything else 😔
@@LauraMaliszewska I had a CD like that which I used before I went to work in Switzerland. It helped :) , but later I learned that no-one actually says "Enchanté de faire votre connaissance" - haha
How many and which languages do you speak Laura ? A fair few I’d say
I am a Taiwanese,my native language is Chinese,I want to above my English skill.
You say learning language should read with something we interested ,But I have interesting to learned Japanese,can I use video that using English teaching Japanese above my English?
yes! learning a language in a different language is the way to go! you can handle this 🫶
I wanna learn a new language. any suggestions?
Me encanta tu channel, you look so bonita también, much love 💙💕
I had wanted to learn english, so i tried to find an english guy on Tinder. xD
Why not :D
I have met a very nice guy from Australia. We were writting in english. Perfect.
But when we met live it turned out that he speaks polish better than most of Poles.
Sooo... He is not my boyfriend and i didnt improve my english skills.
I do not recommend. :D
It's 'as many languages' and not 'as much languages.'
I disagree on listening. I think that immersing yourself in a bunch of audio that you don’t understand is just going to be a waste of time. Especially if it’s just in the background. I’m sure you could pick up a little bit of vocabulary or grammar, but unless the language has a lot of overlap with your first language or another language you already know, you’d probably be better off learning the basic grammar and vocabulary first, and maybe doing some simple reading and writing activities. Immersion is awesome, but I think you need to get a framework first so that you can really take advantage of it.
I think that trying ways to make language learning fun as well is definitely crucial, though. For me, I actually usually just find my fun in realizing that I understand more or am able to speak better.
Błąd w tytule powinno być I wish I had known. Incorrect: I wish I would have known.
Give me a language english and i will give you language arabic hahah i'm joke . So good work to know many language of this world yes .
more beautiful eyes in the world.
Are you ok, Laura? You're kinda funny in this vídeo. Looks like a kid with a hyper level of sugar. In the London videos, you were more relaxed. I hope you're ok. Wish you the best. 😊
I noticed that, too! haha I'm okay, I guess I was just super excited about the fact that I have everything I've ever used to learn a language in my old room (where I first started my old channel!) and that I can show you some of the things I actually used. I'm super sentimental and old memories always make me extremely happy, so I guess that's why I was so hyper ❤ Thank you for asking, though, you're so sweet!
"If I were"? what? wouldn't it be "if I was"?
both are good!
@@LauraMaliszewska I thought “was” was used with the first person of singular and with the third person of singular as well