The Fastest Way To Learn a New Language! #shorts

Wrong flag for English there pal.

My only problem is I wanna learn a language which is completely different to english ( chinese )

Is this a good idea for someone trying to learn 7 languages?

Guys this guy is way off the mark my sister was learning Spanish and she started with the same method but she soon gave up because she was overwhelmed by every thing
We should just start with letters and then audio movies with subtitles abd learn basic sentences from duolingo then learn gradually learn grammer and how to make words etc

Not everyone has the same learning way, but ima try this

your english isn't "native speaker level" lil bro

Emhh its must working on russian too or??

5 words a day for 3 years is 1000 words. You think that's native level? lol

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I'm learning Mandarin right now and can absolutely say reading it is a hard no-go. I'm dedicating 30 minutes every day (more if I have time). Right now I'm just learning how to make the sounds from a pinyin chart I found online. Then using flash cards for common Mandarin characters. (I'm English speaking, with a bit of French).

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I subscribed because I panned to learn english and German to native speaker level 😅 conciedence

Thank you very much

Key word here is "just"

What do i do if my language is kinda rare these days like yiddish

Yeah it would probably work if I already spoke the language. But then I wouldn't need to learn it then.

If you are just starting then practice words you know how to write, and skip reading a book, you can instead write down words, and then read them out loud.
You already wrote, read and spoke

What’s your native language?

Bro I thought you were an American native english speaker🤣 I thought you just had a slight accent😂

Thankyou for this, it actually helped!

I would have though you spoke english youre whole life 👁👄👁

How can this work with someone who has a learning disability?

Very funny. Now give us the real tips or don’t make a reel

Thank you❤

what about learning a language with no writing system and limited resources online also most of the native speakers are 80 yrs old plus

Bro speaking FACTS ❤ that's how I learned 5 languages. Bengali, English, Hindi, German and Spanish

try that method with french and in less than 6 months you will be saying a lot of sentences to not use this method anymore(in english)

Wtf

This is highly unlikely. His strategy would only work with people who have somewhat of a foundational understanding of the basic principles of language construction.

Better to start off understanding verb conjugations and tenses, nouns, pronouns, and particles. This is simply because every basic sentence consists of a verb, noun, and pronoun.

I can speak English, American, Cadanain, Australian and Britainian 🗿

Thanks for useful tips.I appreciate it❤

What i do is whennever i’m watching netflix or anything of sorts i turn on spanish (latin) subtitles and keep the audio in english…it really helps me

His English is so good. I thought he was a native English speaker and he learn to other languages 😮

I'll do this trick with my native language along side taking classes and stuff cuz even tho I live in my native nation...my english skills are a million times better than my own language skills😭😭😭 and I have to take its exam as a first language........

Nicht schlecht mein mann du bist sehr gut

Hello?

I'm trying to learn Arabic and I already read Qur'an, listen, and talk for over 3hours + but I'm not getting anywhere😢

Ok then , i learned speaking English before i was 6

Ah yes just read a book of a language you can't understand

it's not enough believe me you have to work more than 40min a day

Bullshit.

Wow people are so shameless these days

and me who learned Japanese because of anime
not a good speaker but I do understand the language

Im trying tbh with spanish

im going to read something that i do not understand, great logic!

Thank you!

Of you want to learn English, just learn it 😂

This is honestly really stupid…
How can you say that vocabulary is separate from reading/writing/speaking/listening? Also, you could argue that if you read and speak, there’s really no need to practice writing (unless you’re trying to learn a new writing system like in Chinese or even Russian).

Anyway, definitely bothered me that he boils the process down so much. I don’t believe that this is the study plan he used, if he really did become fluent in one year

What if u can't write Japanese