THIS is how you're gonna learn a new language in 2025. (6 tips from a polyglot)

Thank you for this!! Needed that boost 😊

I LOVE the comparison to building a house!!! This makes so much sense to me.

Thank you, this was very helpful! Muchas gracias ❤

''We are human, at least I am'' 😅❤

Girl tried to sell us her book 😔

Hi elysse!!! I have been a huge fan of you ever since I started my language learning journey and you are truly my biggest inspiration. I have grown and learned so much over the years and it’s been amazing to see your progress too. I always savor your videos, even if they’re not about language learning. (You should totally do more vlogs!) anyways, thank you so so much and happy holidays ❤️❤️

Thank you, Elysse!! I was just getting excited😅 about learning languages and having a schedule for this again, and your video came at the perfect time! Alsoo, me sentí tan feliz cuando me di cuenta que entendí todo lo que dijiste en español al final :))

Totalmente estoy de acuerdo contigo en el punto de tiempo. No me importa (generalmente) cuánto tiempo tardo para aprender un idioma ya que nunca dejes de aprender

Thanks again for motivating me to invest in myself through language learning and investing my time in something useful when our world focuses so much on material matters! Frohe Weihnachten X

I hope to reach a good English level soon.

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Oi, listening to "For real" by Athena is not Turkish practice. I guess it is if you dance like a Turkish.

Elisse good night, happy holidays and merry Christmas.🇧🇷🎀🎁🧨🤝🌟🎄🍇

Wait it's 2025 already 😅

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Elysse, thanks for your video, I appreciate your perspective on learning languages. I have a question. So, are you totally advising against Anki? OK, I speak 4 languages, I learned them all without flashcards, but I just happened to be deeply immersed in activities that went with language learning. Actually, no! Language learning was deeply immersed in the activities I was doing.

So here I am, wanting to expand my brain and develop more personalities in more languages. I’ve been plotting for a while, and Anki seemed like a great tool. it just looks Hella attractive. I'm not gonna lie. I WANT it to be good. 🤣😐

I’m not familiar with the framework, since I’ve never used it, but the idea of Anki looks very tempting.

I’m a little more ruthless with my process. Drafting a week plan like you did? Hellish. Writing and keeping an organized notebook with all sentences? Well, I do write, but it looks straight up schizophrenic. I output a lot, talk to myself, strive to think natively in a language, and try to capture new words in context, for sure. But my system isn’t well established. I kind of have to figure it out every time.

Could I get your advice on this? Thanks again for your contribution to the language learning community. Have fun learning languages. Peace! 🫶🏼

These are great tips and I completely agree with not measuring studies with time! I feel like a lot of people are obsessed with the amount of time it takes to learn a language but it's more fun doing it without a time limit :)

Me learning Japanese (N5 to N4 lvl), German (starting out) and Spanish. Struggling w/ Spanish though since my background is Dominican but the only Spanish resources are Castilian (Spain) or Mexican 😭 My Spanish is good with listening and reading but speaking and writing are lacking.

I agree, making language learning fun changed the my method from doing a bunch of grammar lessons and flash cards to a more fun method like watching a yourhbe video in my target language