10 Kick-Ass Tips to Learn Any Language From Scratch

[@LucaLampariello]

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[@heavenbound7]

1 Corinthians 15:1-4 KJV Bible [1] Moreover, brethren, I declare unto you the gospel which I preached unto you, which also ye have received, and wherein ye stand; [2] By which also ye are saved, if ye keep in memory what I preached unto you, unless ye have believed in vain. [3] For I delivered unto you first of all that which I also received, how that Christ died for our sins according to the scriptures; [4] And that he was buried, and that he rose again the third day according to the scriptures: Ephesians 2:8-9 KJV Bible [8] For by grace are ye saved through faith; and that not of yourselves: it is the gift of God: [9] Not of works, lest any man should boast. Romans 10:9-13 KJV Bible [9] That if thou shalt confess with thy mouth the Lord Jesus, and shalt believe in thine heart that God hath raised him from the dead, thou shalt be saved. [10] For with the heart man believeth unto righteousness; and with the mouth confession is made unto salvation. [11] For the scripture saith, Whosoever believeth on him shall not be ashamed. [12] For there is no difference between the Jew and the Greek: for the same Lord over all is rich unto all that call upon him. [13] For whosoever shall call upon the name of the Lord shall be saved. John 3:16 KJV Bible For God so loved the world, that he gave his only begotten Son, that whosoever believeth in him should not perish, but have everlasting life. John 14:6 KJV Bible Jesus saith unto him, I am the way, the truth, and the life: no man cometh unto the Father, but by me.

[@francislee5918]

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[@noonecares5340]

The most effective way of learning a foreign language: BECOME TOTALLY OBSESSED WITH IT!!

[@yusufs.3797]

True I do that

[@jadorealissawhite-gluz5706]

One of the reasons why I'm learning slowly

[@jens3098]

SAME.I AM OBSESSED WITH KOREAN SINCE DAY ONE.

[@Wawruto]

Exactly, that's how I've learned Albanian :)

[@kenshiro7072]

Passion for languages must be natural and not stressed ; smart learning is more effective.

[@nicoles_handle]

01 know your why 02 get rid of false myths 03 prepare a plan of attack 04 find one good resource 05 find your method 06 focus on language before grammar 07 work on phonetics from the start 08 readjust on the go 09 combine digital with paper 10 create rewards along the way

[@Tehui1974]

Thanks sister.

[@tweety123476]

I totally agree with you except with number 6

[@pabloa..]

Thanks!

[@josecontreras7153]

@@tweety123476 Can you speak fluently already?

[@tweety123476]

@@josecontreras7153 sir , it's not the question of speaking fluently . I only disagree that a language learner must concentrate on language before grammar .

[@johnvienna3422]

When Luca said we should SMELL the book, I thought, "Now this guy is REALLY speaking my language!"

[@RussianWithMax]

The best thing a teacher can do is to motivate you! And you're motivating me! Спасибо большое, Лука!!:)

[@edertelvino3570]

I totally agree with you!

[@zamanium7517]

Лука один из не многих , кто разобрал ситуацию с Николаевским инцидентом That why I had subscribed on him

[@ekoofutet2966]

Я тебя знаю...ты мой преподаватель русского языка

[@linolino8154]

Yes lucas is a good teacher

[@sparklecharmer]

МАКС ЭТО ВЫ

[@MyTheolog]

Your English is impressive.

[@angonuts7492]

he know English,Spanish,French,Italian,Polish,German etc. etc. he knows something like 13 languages

[@louisronan5903]

I would imagine all polyglots are good at English.

[@nattymb1422]

@@angonuts7492 so it can't be impressive?

[@angonuts7492]

@@nattymb1422 what I'm saying is he 's cut out for that, he is a master innit. It's like going up to Cristiano Ronaldo and saying "wow your football is impressive " lol

[@bilgeyag9416]

He is even good at hand gestures and mimics. He has seriously grasped all the aspects of communication. Just wow. Maybe it is because he is Italian but when I observe how he uses his hands and gestures to enhance the point that he is trying to make it just astonished me!

[@Aethelhadas]

Here's a tip that always works on me: Learn 200 of the most common words, watch movies in the language, get friends that are natives of the language (if you don't already have in real life) and talk to them everyday or go to your desired language's part of the social media. If you're learning French, Spanish, German or English, the series "Extra" is really helpful.

[@comelearnsomali4511]

Alisha kot extra what?

[@Beatriz-hs8eu]

My question is: how can I get friends that speak that language? I'm trying to learn Spanish and french and I can't get into these cultures the same way I did when I was learning English.

[@comelearnsomali4511]

Beatriz you can use apps like Hello Talk.

[@comelearnsomali4511]

Beatriz or Tandem.

[@nicoleraheem1195]

200 aye?? I'll give it a go 😉

[@jamesskinner5794]

Luca, I just wanted to share with you how important your courses and information have been to me. I've been an aspiring polyglot for two years, beginning just after I started to learn Spanish. I have now achieved a B2 level on my college transcript and I was able to pass out of a year of required language courses after a month of intensive study in Guatemala. Your online courses helped me to determine how I best learn languages and I would not be here without you. Thank you for your wonderful contribution and inspiration. James

[@SoloJulian_]

I'm from Guatemalaaaaaaaaaa

[@jonamachado]

Amazing feedback. I'd love to know more about these courses.

[@robertosoto1370]

Congratulations James if you keep studying at least 15 minutes a day you'll be surprised how far you can go in a year read, watch, speak, writte Spanish interact with native speakers before you know it you'll be a C1 level i learned portuguese in my early 60s & I'm at the end of b2 i noticed my reading , writting, & comprehension has improved 80% than 3 yrs ago,go James!!! Good luck!!!

[@arnoldhooke2731]

@Smith Wessonguez I'm currently studying Spanish and I would be glad to practice English with you in exchange for Spanish practice as well. [phone] is my WhatsApp line. You can reach out anytime

[@alvaroeliseoguerrero5881]

I an learning italian with the best course in KZbin.." one world italian video" with Veronica .. Thanks very much Veronica

[@alwaysuseless]

Lucas advises us to find your own method that is efficient AND fun, but at 5:08 he says "Focus 80% on language and 20% on grammar." So what do you do, if what is efficient AND fun for you is to BEGIN by focusing 80% on grammar and 20% on vocabulary? I'm a mathematician by training. I like to start by knowing the rules. Answer: Fun and efficient is more important. So I focus more on grammar. Once I understand as much grammar as one would be expected to lean in the first year of a university course, I'm ready to focus 80% on "the language." So after the first month or two, the 80-20 suggestion works for me, too, but not at the beginning. Thanks for the video!

[@adriennludwig8987]

Szia Luca, te vagy a legjobb mentor aki valaha tanított engem angolul!Köszönöm! Üdvözlet Magyarországról, A Big thank from Hungary-Budapest

[@electric417]

When I started learning Italian, I had a strong enough motivation - my background is Italian and it was always something I wanted to learn. I started learning and lived in Italy for a while, and to be honest, didn't have the best experience. Since then, my motivation has diminished and while I still want to learn (I feel I have come this far), I do it without any enthusiasm/motivation. Anyone felt like this and/or have any advice to overcome a lack of motivation? Motivation is key, and it needs to be genuine enough to stimulate you. Argh.

[@abcxyz4653]

electric417 try to find new tv shows or youtube channel or youtube teachers you absolutely love so you have a positive emotional connection with the language and want to binge said content. Join a language learning app and try to find a cool person you want to be friends with. come up with new specific goals and visualize them. watch youtube videos of polyglots or people achieving things to inspire you. or maybe just take a short break and come back later. I don’t know. Sometimes motivation goes away temporarily but will come back.

[@mxmmagic9117]

common misconception here. MOTIVATION IS NOT KEY, DISCIPLINE IS. motivation is a feeling that comes and goes, and if you don’t have it, you’re simply not going to get anything done. discipline on the other hand is simply not giving a fuck if you don’t want to study or don’t feel like studying, you’re going to push yourself to day it anyway. once you obtain true discipline for yourself i can guarantee you anything is possible:))

[@jakub5537]

@@mxmmagic9117 This is so true on so many levels.

[@shivinunitholi2493]

Luca, you're my Guru! Such an inspiration! Your videos push me every single time I watch em. And to be honest you're still under followed language KZbinr considering the kind of talent you have and the kind of amazing content you come up with I keep sharing your videos with whoever is interested in learning foreign languages. And guess what the latest language that I picked is your mother tongue - Italian!! Been just a week now Mi piace parlare l'italiano Grazie mille!

[@karmasong_2.047]

Every single piece of advice you come up with is based on common sense and this is what I most admire in your videos. Hearing you speak English so beautifully and fluently is the perfect illustration that ...where there's a will, there's a way ! Many many thanks for sharing your wonderful positive energy and advice with us .

[@s-dyorindyorin-s149]

Nice vid. i would also add a tip for polyglotts - learn languages from different language families and different cultures. This helps as surprisingly the more different they are, the more they support each other and the language learning process. For example, I currently study 汉语，Ελληνικά and கமிழ - and this really helps. Because studying Chinese characters is as different from "typical" language learning as music or drawing from language learning, Tamil is really something so new, exotic and thrilling that it fuels the process by itself and Greek is just a relax for me, as my native tongue is Russian and they are as similar as they only could be, considering Greek and Russian are from different groups (but both Indoeuropean).

[@peaceloveveganbeautylifest7140]

OMG Thank you so much! Grazie mille per tutto! For so long time I wanted to learn Italian but never really started. Now I feel determined to do it.

[@kellyraeparker3275]

I was nodding the whole way through :) great advice I couldn’t agree more. Great looking video too :)

[@lucianaallievi2422]

Your videos are so inspiring! I have studied English and French academically during many years and now dealing with learning Norwegian and, as you said, I found out that it works better for me to learn by myself (with many different methods) and just have one-to-one speaking lessons and I am improving faster and connecting with the language in a more enjoyable way :-)

[@КрокодилГена-в2э]

Dear Luca! Your lessons are great and I would like to ask you to continue from week to week. Thanks.

[@langsandbella]

Woah, you never cease to amaze me, Luca! Your videos are even more fun linguistically & when it comes to the layout - I'm WOWed, too! I can't get enough of it and I could watch it on and on :D

[@ritagaston1556]

Luca ...I’m in my seventies. Have been studying Italian and am pretty good. Now started French on duolingo. Is that a good system to use every day. I find it fun.

[@glenbellefonte9620]

I thought Duolingo was great for developing a base from scratch.

[@deepblue188]

You're simply top!👏👏👏

[@Amanda-qe5lj]

How to keep motivated while walking down the road of learning a language? From the very beginning I've had my whys to learn and kept asking myself: "This is why I want to learn that language", but either that kind of "motivation" doesn't work for me or my reasons were not strong enough. Great video Luca

[@CaptainWumbo]

Happened to me too! It takes so long to acquire some languages that things that motivated me in the beginning have changed. My solution was to stop. Then start again when I found another good reason. Then stop again when that changed too. Proud speaker of 1.1 languages! 7 years after starting lol. I say embrace it if you have no real reason to invest the time, you don't know how long you have to enjoy life. Translations are 7/10ths of the way there to enjoying another culture. Whatever time you did put in will still enrich those translations, as you can better guess the intent and nuance.

[@SimpleEnglishVideos]

Very sound advice. I love it!

[@robertosoto1370]

Luca it is hard for me to believe how incredibly talented a YOUNG man like you has an amazing world of unlimited information in your brain & how unselfishly you share with people of of all ages & different back grounds all over the planet your are one of a kind talent & never cease to amaze me with your videos God Bless you it is an understatement to say you're an inspiration because you are im 64 yrs old & have 2 more languages to reach the c1 level than i can consider my self a Polyglot...

[@danieldamacena5197]

I am from Brazil and it was a gigantic reward to watch this video. I can understand it!

[@AkashGupta-jy1nr]

からきましたインド人です ありがとうございます 私は日本語を勉強しています 頑張って感謝します N it's really helping me in terms of learning the Japanese language...

[@zipporahthecushite7729]

Great video Luca - one of your best.

[@Justinthai]

Tip #7 is golden advice. I wish I would have known this when I first started learning Thai.

[@dailyapexlegendsmoments7528]

How is your thai going? Iam currently learning thai also

[@johannweiss5932]

Большое спасибо из России. Good job! May God bless you!

[@dudedude5843]

Best video i've ever seen for language learning. Thank luca!

[@annettemcnabb3033]

Hi Luca, I am not sure if I posted here already as I come back frequently for your advice. It is absolutely the best I have found yet and I am using your words of wisdom, it is making a huge impact on my process of learning -Thank you !

[@rubenmartinez8080]

I think that breaking into the habit of practising everyday is the most important and most difficult thing at the same time.

[@luverlv]

Gracias luca. Excelentes tips como siempre. Nos inspiras con tus niveles tan altos en los idiomas tan altos que en cada lengua que hablas pareces nativo hablante de ella. Gigante en los idiomas Luca lamparielo.

[@sharonoddlyenough]

For me my efforts with French were much harder because I didn't have a good why. I was not at all a good student when in high school French classes. A friend was learning French, so I tried it too, since I thought I knew some already. I was working with Quebecois, but I was studying Metroplitan French, and my coworkers spoke such good English that there was no need to use French, and no encouragement. I tried taking classes, but that was not a good fit for me. This was around 2000, so before any good online resources. Now I am learning Swedish, and it is so much better. I'm learning it because I feel a connection to an online community with lots of encouragement a huge variety of resources. There has never been a better time to be a self-directed learner.

[@Tehui1974]

Great advice on this video. Luca is the man!

[@chewee2k]

Tip #9 about "speed and connection" is a fantastic tip. Thanks.

[@anupamdeo904]

The most practical and the most efficient tips for language learners. Great to have you Luca!! You are like a light in the dark" for me!

[@AmyW265]

Tip 4 is so true and important. From the moment I bought one book I started making progress

[@Tigrimitry]

The quality of your videos has improved, Luca. I like it very much. +, the information itself is very valuable. Thank you.

[@LochanaE]

+Luca Lampariello It's about sharing!.. you got me right there

[@lalalalavelle]

I really appreciate and enjoy your videos Luca :) Thank you for providing such great guidance and support! You are a very sweet guy to give of yourself this way.

[@GM-yb5yg]

Very good points. One little correction though - It is not harder and harder to untie the knot the more time you've spent on it; you simply need to make minor adjustments. Psychologically that may be for some people if the ego gets in the way.

[@windynguyen8750]

Thank you so much for sharing. This help a lot.

[@jarikinnunen1718]

I think. Science and technology are easier topics to begin learn a foreign language if you already know it most in your own language. The language in them is simplified and accurate. If you are studying something, you can learn the same topic alongside in foreign language.

[@ScottTynna]

Yeah, i've noticed that books from MIT OCW curriculum are much easier to me than Harry Potter.

[@вввддд-м3ш]

One of the crucial in the beginning, study a language out laud ) Greatly if with a native buddy )

[@AlAlmirante]

Great content! Keep up the good work!

[@josefreire2391]

Thanks Luca! Your channell is a great way to learn more how to improve our pronunciantion and our methods!

[@nickcinquina181]

You're english is so good bro! Barely even an accent, if I talked to you on the street I would never think that you are not a native english speaker

[@mykimikimiky]

the best language video ever. thank You!

[@arturoreyesreyes6096]

Thank you Luca. Great information I will apply it to my goal about learning english.

[@hameesmohamed8886]

Grateful.. i came across this amazing video...thanks

[@marysolmijares9718]

Estudiar idiomas, estudiar en general, te hace totalmente más sabio y conocedor de tus maneras de aprender, experimentar, descubrir... gracias por los tips.

[@gratwanderung5746]

Das ist eine großartige Zusammenstellung von Tipps. And you are also really motivating. Cảm ơn anh Luca nhiều lắm.

[@eulerlove4281]

Lâu lắm mới thấy có người bình luận bằng tiếng Việt kênh youtube của Luca. Hihi. Cảm ơn Alexander cho lời bình luận và Luca cho video. Cảm ơn rất nhiều. It's long time to see a comment in Vietnamese on Lucas's youtube channel. Hihi. Thanks a lots Alexander for the comment and Luca for video.

[@kerrylosi1595]

Merci beaucoup Luca. Super conseils et astuces. Wow. Je suis motivé.

[@martinagerdts5559]

Grazie mille! Thank you so much for this video 😊

[@TheTreborMedia]

Superb video Luca - one of your best I agree with that opinion fully.

[@sinclairbowman92]

Yes. I've often found the smell of a language resource is crucial in whether or not I use said resource.

[@LucaLampariello]

That's a great point =)

[@BarryFence]

Brilliant video, Luca!

[@chrisn4220]

Thank you so much for this. Hope this helps language learner.

[@nadyaarandaenespanol6308]

Nice tips! Efficient and enjoyable material.

[@josephmessina4832]

well, i want to learn japanese to make my ancestors proud. 😭🇯🇵

[@daviddemar8749]

What a great scaffold I wish I had watched this one month ago when my Mandarin journey started. I realize now that I've wasted a great deal of time and energy because I've been doing a lot in an ad hoc way. Because of this wonderful video I'm going to press the pause button on this project for a short period and put your tips into practice . XIE XIE NI for the time and effort that you have put into your own language journeys and then allowing all of us out here in the KZbin universe to benefit from your success(es). Zhu ni much success in all of your future endeavors. You are a true inspiration. TZAI TIAN! 😊

[@PadamaaPaadamaa]

Great tips mate.. very helpful..

[@MarkanVaran7]

amazing video I absolutely agree on all these points

[@bibelpuppen4759]

Thank you! Your article was not only well done, but it was also very helpful! I still have problems finding the right method of learning. I still search too much in the Internet for always new sources. But I have understood that language learning is about goal setting, motivation and continuity of work. Great! Bernd

[@julienschaar9831]

Hallo Luca! Und vielen herzlichen Dank für Deine sehr nette Antwort auf meine vorherige Nachricht! Bitte entschuldige mich für die Flüchtigkeitsfehler auf italienisch, diese sind mir leider erst nachträglich aufgefallen :( Ich konnte bereits für mich selber feststellen, dass es tatsächlich nicht unbedingt nicht notwendig ist, sich im Land physisch zu befinden, deren Sprache man versucht in den Griff zu bekommen. Es macht jedoch irrsinnig Spass, nach x Monaten Lernprozess sich in dieses Land zu begeben, und erst dann feststellen zu können, wie gut man sich bereits durchschlägt. Es kann natürlich auch vorkommen, dass man im Rahmen der ersten Reise etwa überfordert ist, weil die Einheimischen auf offener Strasse schneller oder generell leicht anders als auf Internet oder am Fernsehen sprechen, Akzente haben oder im Alltag Redewendungen anwenden, die man nie vorhin gehört hat. Auch hier soll man "steife Ohre" behalten und sich deswegen nicht entmutigen lassen. Kommt Zeit kommt Rat .... Deine Ratschläge sich äusserst nützlich und haben mich und werden mich weiterhin uneingeschränkt inspirieren ! Vielen herzlichen Dank und buona domenica!

[@kevincarter7633]

Can you give is a reference of how you do this. 7:30. For example as a beginner you do by directional translation with a book. Then as an intermediate you do what? And the next step and next step etc. Just an example of our process. Thanks

[@abdulalshibly3930]

Do not take it the wrong way but everyone who is watching this video can become better at languages than Luca himself this is stuff that he learned over years of hard work and dedication we get these tips on a silver plater now this is what I call luck

[@johns80schick]

I think looking online for a good resource can actually help. You can do research and read reviews of the material you are considering. In America Bookstores are not as popular anymore with things like Kindles and Ipads. So even if you go to Barnes and Noble bookstore or alike you won't see nearly all the content they provide. You will find much more online. I did some research and I am using Talk To Me In Korean, and I really like it. It's a bilingual learning system, and it's easy to use.

[@moisesdelcastillo6703]

Thank you so much Luca! You are the best!

[@Daniel-qz9ko]

Hi Luca, ich schreibe einfach mal in deutsch. Ich habe das Gefühl, dass ich einfach nicht gemacht bin um Sprachen zu lernen. Mein Englischlehrer hatte mir damals ähnliche Worte gesagt wie dein Lehrer zu deiner Schulzeit. Nur hatte es wenig mit Talent etc. zu tun. Viel mehr damit, dass ich den Anschluss verpasst hatte, weil ich nie Vokabeln gelernt hatte. Nun Spreche ich fließend englisch, zumindest kann ich mich gut verständigen. Vor einem halben Jahr habe ich angefangen in Japan zu leben und japanisch zu lernen, ich lerne nahezu jeden Tag. Meistens 1-2 Stunden verteilt auf den Tag. Irgendwie komm ich aber kein bisschen voran. Ich weiß aber auch nicht woran es liegt. Versuche eine Strategie zu finden alles zu lernen, besonders kanji etc. aber voran kommen tue ich nur langsam. Dies ist etwas frustrierend. Ich habe auf meiner Reise durch Asien viele Leute getroffen die ebenfalls 4-6 Sprachen sprechen können. Was mich sehr beeindruckt hat. Nur wie soll man dies in seinen Alltag integrieren. Wenn noch viel Sport, Studium etc. ansteht. Danke für die Zeit! Und mach bitte weiter mit deinem Kanal. Gefällt mir sehr gut.

[@samuelagis3404]

Luca muchas felicidades, parece que tus videos tienen un tono mas formal pero harás a futuro algo como los retos de los gemelos de aprender un idioma en una semana o el que hiciste de aprender en una hora (aunque no tan poco tiempo). Y tenia unas dudas, espero puedas responderme: 1) Crees y si es así como se hace, el que un idioma se aborda de manera diferente según su tipo (quizá es diferente para un latino querer aprender ruso que italiano). 2) El dominio de los verbos debe ser algo con lo que si empiezas «dominando» un gran número te resulta más fácil todo lo demás?. 3) Recomiendas aprender más de un idioma al mismo tiempo, y si es así, cuantos crees prudente? Muchas gracias y buenísimos tus nuevos vídeos!

[@josecontreras7153]

Samuel Agis Las preguntas no son para mi. Luca en algunos videos mencionaba que él estudiaba 2 idiomas simultaneamente, uno "fácil" y uno "difícil" el fácil el que se parezca mucho a su primer idioma (italiano) y otro que no se pareciera tanto (chino) por ejemplo. Sobre los verbos, creo que la mejor manera de aprender vocabulario es como le hace Luca al principio, traducir textos. Así no sólo aprendes verbos, aprendes la estructura completa de las oraciones, en contexto. Un saludo!

[@edertelvino3570]

I wish the best for you, I've been listening a lot of things with you, it's possible see into your eyes you love, you literally are in love with what you make and you've been sharing through your website and videos here at KZbin a passion and motivation to keep on developing our goals!

[@yousefalghamdi9221]

you are really amazing teacher i have never ever seen any teacher do what you are doing now

[@yigitaydn2798]

01 know your why a. Strong valid reasons - take a piece of paper and jot down these reasons. 02 get rid of false myths a. Jot down all the possible false ideas you have towards learning language. 03 prepare a plan of attack a. take a piece of paper and jot down the date of reference and from date on tell yourself "I am going to learn that language" b. You can come up with the simple 2-3 goals and ask yourself "what will I able to do within two or three or six months?" c. After that maybe you need 30 min a day or 45 min a day to achieve your goals. d. You have to learn every single day. (Continuity is the crucial.) 04 find one good resource a. Find just one good language learning resource. Don't look on the internet. Find physical book instead. 05 find your method a. Every brain is different. Take a look at your method. It should be enjoyable and efficient. 06 focus on language before grammar a. focus %80 of language %20 of grammar. b. Use grammar of as a reference to help you content. 07 work on phonetics from the start a. you have to learn the sound structure of the language. Take the time and focus sounds. 08 readjust on the go a. It is not a linear process. Readjust your approach. 09 combine digital with paper a. Combine digital with paper. Paper means connection, technology means speed. 10 create rewards along the way a. Sharing, face to face, cultural rewards, books...

[@limaceaae]

I’m sure one day I’ll become a polyglot, thanks to Lord, firstly, and thanks to this guy. Luca. You’re awesome.

[@thedaniell91]

I just discovered your channel and I love it! This is amazing and inspiring. Thanks 😊

[@johnhazlett3347]

A few months ago I purchased, "Spanish for Dummies". I helped me right away.

[@francescop.salamone6100]

Thank you Luca for this great Video !

[@el3743]

I am forced to learn Arabic for my university prerequisites language class, and I'm tying hard to understand and use that language :( I will try to try using your tips from this video. Wish me luck!

[@hattakornsamretdee16]

Thank you so much. I agree with you about the goal to learn English. I want to contact the global for work. But first I have to understand English well.

[@sumhuynh6272]

Nice videos, I love the background music, so chilling

[@gustavovelasco8092]

Muchas gracias Luca por estos valiosos consejos. Inspiras a seguir aprendiendo y sobre todo a disfrutar del proceso 👏👏😃

[@billguedesbr]

Your video is a inspiration, thanks a lot.

[@realser9]

Vielen Dank! 🙌✈

[@Vierka23ful]

Hello, How to make a weekly learning Plan as a independent learner? What does it must include? Thanks

[@christinam6430]

Great advice. Thank you.

[@estefaneoy3483]

I'd like to include phonetics into my lessons. I feel it's an important part of language that's so neglected in any language program especially traditional school programs.

[@DavidAlvarez-jq2nk]

Hi luca, I have one question. How do you know when you finish learning a new language? I realize, we dont even know all of the words in our native language and we can say we speak it and understand it.

[@angelsrosena]

Where are your videos speaking Italian? Do you have a playlist?

[@carollynbratcher3587]

This was very helpful! Thank YOU!!!

[@maxmaxing17]

That one and only one Language App you wanna try is called Linguitive. Try it and see how fast you can boost your vocabulary in your targeted language. Find it in App Store.

[@иваниван-ы1л]

caro Luca. Ma perche deve sempre essere 10, o 7???? Quando qualcuno ci dara 6 o 9 consigli?

[@ursuladiez-canseco3707]

Gracias Luca, qué tipo de material escrito es el que recomiendas conseguir al comienzo que no sea el típico libro de gramática? Te refieres a algún libro tipo workbook con ejercicios? Alguno en particular me podrías mencionar? Quiero aprender portugués por mi cuenta (siendo el español mi lengua materna lo encuentro bastante similar) y por ahora estoy pegada a KZbin solamente. Saludos desde Lima.

[@yedalis_]

i hear the number 06 a lot but i dont really get it how should i do

[@agnieszkarutkowska3983]

Does it have sense to learn language that I will never use in my whole life as I will never go to that country (Japan) ? Just because I like the languge and culture?

[@djunabarnes]

Thanks for both the list and the encouragement! I'd be interested to know more about your experience with Romanian, as it's a language I've struggled with myself.

[@hamzakhiar3636]

how could i know if it's efficient, for the method tip like how can i know if i can do better while i don't know if i really can do better than that .

[@learnlanguageswithyogee9509]

Thanks! Great tips!