100 ChatGPT Prompts to Crack Any LANGUAGE

How do you write good prompts for ChatGPT to practice language learning? I spent a few months testing a few hundred prompts, and this is what I've learned so far. I hope these tips help you use artificial intelligence to practice languages with more ease. If you're interested in the prompts books to speed up the process, I'd love to hear your feedback on the books so I can keep making them better.
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[@JerryRegistre]

I'd love to make this the #1 BEST book for ChatGPT language learning prompts. If you find anything at all that’s missing, I'd love to hear your feedback so I can keep making the book better for everyone 🙏🏽 🔴 [FULL BOOK] 100 ChatGPT Prompts for Language Learners: 8076031642009.gumroad.com/l/chatgptlanguage 🔵 [FREE SAMPLE] 5 ChatGPT Prompts for Language Learners: 8076031642009.gumroad.com/l/languageai

[@undyingsoul3949]

This makes me wonder if there's still a point in learning new languages. Ai will take over tons of jobs regular human beings were needed for before, as it's already happening. It was exactly the ChatGPT business that fired like 700-something employees a few weeks ago, as they've been replaced by AI. The depopulation agenda of the elites makes perfect sense. Yuvel Noah Harari is a piece of shit who expresses their notions about so many "useless people" and the "useless class" best. We are "useless eaters" according to freaks like Henry Kissinger who they want to get rid of. But go on enjoying ChatGPT and other technology before it's Game Over for all of us! You can proceed, but you'd better do it with some caution, since it's no secret they are able to gather even more information about you than ever before like this.

[@lynnsee730]

This info is brilliant! I am prepping for the Italian C1 exam, and chatGPT has been very useful already. I love being able to ask for clarification when the question comes up and not wait for the next opportunity with a person or Skype partner. It is great at clarifying the distinctions that occur between synonyms, such as “hate” and “detest.”

[@JerryRegistre]

That's amazing! I'm excited for you to take the C1. I did the Spanish C2 a few months back, and I enjoyed the process of preparing and taking the exam much more than I thought I would---quite a satisfying feeling. I'm working on some better conversation tools to make ChatGPT more mobile friendly for conversation practice that I hope to share with the community soon (especially thinking about how nervous the other test takers were for the conversation part of the exam). Cheers and rooting for you 🙏🏽

[@braziliannut666]

Why the heck do you always have the thumbnail of this man crying?

[@JerryRegistre]

😂 It’s a meme in the tech community; he’s the CEO of Google, and Google is worried about ChatGPT taking over their business

[@braziliannut666]

@@JerryRegistre Oh my goodness! 😂🤦🏻‍♀️

[@MasterBrain182]

🤣😂🤣😂

[@James_vofw]

😂😂

[@Ellary_Rosewood]

Thanks for taking so much time and effort to create and test these prompts! I'm quite awful at creating my own, so this will benefit me greatly. 😊

[@JerryRegistre]

As a self-proclaimed language geek, it's my pleasure to make these for the language community 😄. Let me know if I'm missing anything that would be useful!

[@mariaelenaorozco7312]

Love your book purchased it and very helpful now I am a subscriber. Thank you for more than 150 hours work

[@twelchky]

A tremendous resource! Jerry knocks it out of the park not just with his videos but also with excellent support materials like this. I'm recommending it without reservation to my language-teacher colleagues!

[@JerryRegistre]

Thanks a million, Tom. 🙏🏽 I hit a particularly busy stride in my work, but I'm chomping away at the backlog now to get to some projects I hope will be helpful to the incredible educator community.

[@crisuar1989]

You are awesome Jerry, really helpful work! I'm subscribing now

[@JerryRegistre]

Really appreciate the support 🙏🏽

[@fmaylinch]

Voy a comprar el libro y probar esos prompts para estudiar japonés :) Awesome work, thanks so much!

[@JerryRegistre]

Glad you liked it! Avisa de cualquier cosa que falte 🙏🏽

[@daan8148]

Just watched a few of your vids on spanish. I used to try duo lingo. But i have a big shift in motivation, so i am looking at more ways to learn spanish. Keep up the work my g. Great content explaining abouth openai. Its the futere, peaple need to wake up.

[@JerryRegistre]

Excited for you brother-life only got better after learning Spanish ✊🏽

[@Jmb90]

@@JerryRegistre I really appreciate your videos. What are some of the ways your life has been better since learning Spanish?

[@musicme-travel7525]

valuable insights.

[@hankgrimes1806]

Jerry, you rock! Just bought the demonstration version in PDF Then, I found the link to the extant research (cue shaft of light), and I'm already smelling the dissertation baking in the oven! LOL

[@JerryRegistre]

I KNEW there had to be at least ONE other research-minded enthusiast in the community 🚀. I'm glad I decided to include the link in the book, and I'm happy to hear that you're getting some value from it. I had a chat with some language professors the other day, and there's a lot of growing interest for AI language research. Excited to see researchers start putting these methods to the test

[@hankgrimes1806]

@@JerryRegistre I started my PhD journey over 20 years ago, then life decided to intervene. In the meantime, I've grown weary of even THINKING about my original topic, so this is just the breath of fresh air I was looking for. Like you, I LOVE learning languages AND teaching English, so this will certainly do double, if not triple, duty in my professional life. Thanks again!!

[@PaulaMosteller-bn6lc]

Wow! Thank you so much!

[@JerryRegistre]

Really happy you enjoyed it! 🙏🏽

[@quentintyler]

Just purchased the full book. Love the first few prompts! Im glad I purchased the Demonstrations Edition!

[@JerryRegistre]

Super happy to hear that 🙌🏽 If you ever have any feedback, don’t hesitate to send it. I want to keep improving the book over time 🙏🏽

[@KevinAbroad]

Hey! I've been following your channel for a couple of months now and I'm super impressed by the quality of the editing. Do you do the editing yourself or do you have a video editor? I'd be super interested to know!

[@JerryRegistre]

Hey! My friend helps me edit now, so we tag team on the editing until we like the videos (I also set a cutoff date to try and keep up with 1 video/week for the community)

[@KevinAbroad]

@@JerryRegistre Gotcha! Thanks for taking the time to respond :D

[@JerryRegistre]

@@KevinAbroad I always try to when I’m not getting wrecked by my (scary 🥵) schedule these days haha

[@KevinAbroad]

@@JerryRegistre Haha I knooow. I myself can't respond to every single comment so I know the struggle hehe.

[@nr33kay1]

Great PDF! Thanks! Quick question - what do the brackets around something mean in ChatGPT language (e.g. in the Demonstration input for Prompt #45)?

[@JerryRegistre]

Really glad to hear you're enjoying the book so far. The brackets [ ] in the Template section are placeholders to customize the prompt, changing things like the language, point values, and language difficulty to be customized to you. And the brackets in the Prompt section are there to help ChatGPT understand where to fill in its responses. If you look at the Demonstrations page 101, you'll see that ChatGPT fills its response in the brackets I left after "Current round:"

[@globalgogetter4469]

Good stuff!

[@JerryRegistre]

Glad you liked it! 🙏🏽

[@ewwitsantonio]

Bought the PDF! Huge fan of your work. I've been experimenting a lot with prompting for language learning as well in the context of developing a language learning video game. I shared a link to this video in my Language Learning Games Steam group. Not many people there right now, but it will grow over time! :) I'll try to share the link in a new reply comment.

[@JerryRegistre]

Really happy to hear that you’ve been getting value from these 🙏🏽 Let me know if you or anyone in the group run into any issues with the book (great idea for a group, by the way!)

[@MichaelBoyd1]

This is fascinating and; I hope, useful information. I am happy to buy your book but have 2 questions. 1. You mention that you will continue improving the wording of the prompts. Do those who buy an early edition of the book get free updates? 2. Can your prompts be easily altered by the user to adjust to their level with the new language? Thanks in advance for your answers and especially for the work you have put into this project. Very admirable.

[@JerryRegistre]

Thanks for the kind note, Michael 🙏🏽 This is a labor of love for me, so I’ll keep sharing the useful language hacks I find with the community. To your questions: 1/ That’s my plan. I’m still getting a sense of how frequently this book will need to be updated, but I’m aiming to find a reasonable pace that keeps up with the feedback and tech changes. 2/ The templates I left for each prompt focus mainly on changing the level and language (and sometimes point values and categories for games), so this should be yes. Let me know if you run into any issues using the templates.

[@patricia1468]

That's amazing! Wow!

[@JerryRegistre]

Happy you liked it! 😄

[@hankgrimes1806]

Hi, Jerry. I'd like to start by thanking you for sharing your knowledge and inspiration. I haven't bought the PDFs yet, so I might be getting ahead of myself, but I have 3 questions for you: 1. Am I correct in assuming that chatGPT can use wordlists that I provide from the textbooks I am teaching? 2. Isn't chatGPT learning from the prompts you're creating and the detailed instructional tweaks you're providing. In other words, aren't you making chatGPT better at helping language learners by doing what you've done? 3. Won't chatGPT provide instruction in languages that use different syllabaries? I'm at B2 in Spanish, and I'm guessing that I am at B1 in Mandarin and A2 in Arabic. So, will chatGPT converse in those languages, too? Keep up the good work! I'm so looking forward to following your channel and your lead while using this new technology!!

[@JerryRegistre]

Thank you, Hank! I'm a techie at heart, so I'll keep tinkering with these tools and sharing anything valuable I find with the community here. To your 3 questions: 1/ I've fed ChatGPT vocabulary lists before to have it quiz me and use them in conversation practice, so this should be yes. I should have a few prompts in the book that show examples of this (prompt #1, for example). 2/ It takes a while for OpenAI to go through these reports to eventually improve the model, but yup--we're likely all contributing to improving the model for language learners as we use it with these and other prompts we come up with (especially if you rate ChatGPT's answers with the thumbs up and thumbs down options). 3/ ChatGPT should work for a wide range of languages. It bases its knowledge on the internet, so it works really well in English and Spanish (the #1 and #2 most popular languages on the internet if I recall correctly), but its accuracy may not be as good for other languages. So when it comes to other languages, I would see if you can stress test it with other languages and check in every once in a while to make sure it's not teaching you mistakes.

[@evilyxof]

Actually, chatgpt3 is already pre made with learned knowledge. Currently only up to date up until 2021 I believe. So no our promopts aren't making it better and chatgpt3 isn't learning from us. It's already learned a bunch of stuff and waiting for the next update.

[@gokhangulen4817]

Thanks for your hard work. Do we have to use GPT-4 to use these prompts? Can these prompts work on GPT-3.5?

[@JerryRegistre]

Most of the prompts work on 3.5, and in the book I call out a few especially complex prompts that will only really work well in GPT-4. You should see the GTP-4-specific prompts marked with a special icon.

[@Zoxuk]

Nine minute advert to buy a book.

[@JerryRegistre]

The book is completely optional! I tried to share the method I used to create all the book prompts in the video so you can do it yourself. It just takes a little while to find good prompts, so the book is meant to be a timesaver for people who don’t want to experiment manually. Hope that makes sense 🙏🏽

[@MichaelBoyd1]

Even if true, what's wrong with that? He must have truly spent lots of time, thought, and energy on each prompt. Then he had to format the information in a usable format. You can also look at his other videos to see how to create prompts and more useful and free stuff. If you can do it on your own, good on ya. If you prefer to get to the important part of learning a language, then pay someone to do it for you. Again, I ask, what is wrong with asking for payment for something created by a talented person, and that you value? By the way, I have no connection to this channel other than being a new subscriber.

[@Zoxuk]

Nothing wrong at all. Just make it clear from the outset.

[@ChatGPt2001]

Sure! Here are 100 ChatGPT prompts that can be used to crack any language: 1. How do you say "hello" in your language? 2. Teach me a common phrase in your language. 3. What are the basic greetings in your language? 4. Can you recommend any good books in your language? 5. How do you count from 1 to 10 in your language? 6. What are some common expressions or idioms in your language? 7. Can you tell me about the history of your language? 8. How do you say "thank you" in your language? 9. What are the most important grammar rules in your language? 10. Can you recommend any popular songs in your language? 11. How do you say "goodbye" in your language? 12. What are the most challenging aspects of learning your language? 13. Can you teach me some basic conversational phrases in your language? 14. What are the different dialects or accents in your language? 15. How do you pronounce certain difficult sounds in your language? 16. What are the best resources for learning your language? 17. Can you recommend any movies or TV shows in your language? 18. What are the common mistakes learners make in your language? 19. How do you ask for directions in your language? 20. Can you teach me some slang words or phrases in your language? 21. What are the most commonly used verbs in your language? 22. How do you form plurals in your language? 23. Can you explain the sentence structure in your language? 24. What are the important cultural aspects related to your language? 25. How do you write the date and time in your language? 26. Can you recommend any famous authors or poets in your language? 27. What are the different writing systems used in your language? 28. How do you express emotions or feelings in your language? 29. Can you provide tips for improving pronunciation in your language? 30. What are the common abbreviations used in your language? 31. How do you order food in a restaurant in your language? 32. Can you suggest any language exchange programs for practicing your language? 33. What are some common false friends in your language? 34. How do you form different tenses in your language? 35. Can you explain the rules for word gender in your language? 36. What are the common proverbs or sayings in your language? 37. How do you talk about family members in your language? 38. Can you recommend any online communities for language learners of your language? 39. What are the typical word order patterns in your language? 40. How do you express politeness or formality in your language? 41. Can you provide tips for improving listening skills in your language? 42. What are the common conjunctions or connectors in your language? 43. How do you talk about the weather in your language? 44. Can you recommend any podcasts or audio resources for learning your language? 45. What are the common prefixes and suffixes in your language? 46. How do you express time and duration in your language? 47. Can you suggest any language learning apps for your language? 48. What are the common collocations or word combinations in your language? 49. How do you talk about hobbies or interests in your language? 50. Can you recommend any language schools or courses for learning your language? 51. What are the common expressions for giving directions in your language? 52. How do you express likes and dislikes in your language? 53. Can you suggest any language proficiency exams for your language? 54. What are the common phrasal verbs in your language? 55. How do you talk about transportation in your language? 56. Can you recommend any websites for practicing reading in your language? 57. What are the common adjectives used in your language? 58. How do you express opinions or preferences in your language? 59. Can you suggest any language immersion programs for your language? 60. What are the common adverbs used in your language? 61. How do you talk about holidays and celebrations in your language? 62. Can you recommend any language learning videos for your language? 63. What are the common question words in your language? 64. How do you talk about health and medical issues in your language? 65. Can you suggest any language exchange apps for your language? 66. What are the common prepositions used in your language? 67. How do you talk about sports and recreation in your language? 68. Can you recommend any online dictionaries for your language? 69. What are the common conjunctions used in your language? 70. How do you talk about technology and gadgets in your language? 71. Can you suggest any language learning forums for your language? 72. What are the common expressions for expressing gratitude in your language? 73. How do you talk about education and learning in your language? 74. Can you recommend any language learning textbooks for your language? 75. What are the common expressions for expressing apologies in your language? 76. How do you talk about work and occupations in your language? 77. Can you suggest any language learning podcasts for your language? 78. What are the common expressions for making requests in your language? 79. How do you talk about fashion and clothing in your language? 80. Can you recommend any language learning websites for your language? 81. What are the common expressions for giving compliments in your language? 82. How do you talk about relationships and dating in your language? 83. Can you suggest any language learning apps for vocabulary building in your language? 84. What are the common expressions for expressing emotions in your language? 85. How do you talk about travel and tourism in your language? 86. Can you recommend any language learning resources for pronunciation practice in your language? 87. What are the common expressions for making suggestions in your language? 88. How do you talk about food and cooking in your language? 89. Can you suggest any language learning games for your language? 90. What are the common expressions for expressing surprise in your language? 91. How do you talk about environmental issues in your language? 92. Can you recommend any language learning blogs for your language? 93. What are the common expressions for expressing happiness in your language? 94. How do you talk about current events and news in your language? 95. Can you suggest any language learning tips for self-study in your language? 96. What are the common expressions for expressing sadness in your language? 97. How do you talk about art and culture in your language? 98. Can you recommend any language learning techniques for memorization in your language? 99. What are the common expressions for expressing anger in your language? 100. How do you talk about social issues and activism in your language? These prompts should provide a wide range of topics to explore and help you crack any language with the assistance of ChatGPT.

[@user-wm5ix7zy3r]

Thanks Thanks for

[@LeonardoRodriguez-jr3sp]

Puse el ejemplo pero me arroja conversaciones completas no interactua conmigo porque?

[@JerryRegistre]

En cuanto al segundo ejemplo, es necesario utilizar el modelo 4 de GPT para minimizar esos fallos. El modelo 3.5 no siempre da respuestas de calidad para ese tipo de prompts (a veces se confunde)

[@paulwalther5237]

Chat GPT has been close but not quite good enough for me with Korean. It doesn't handle more than a page of text at a time even when you pay for premium version.

[@HoshinoChisato]

ええ、大好き日本語。English is my first language. I'ma check these prompts out to learn faster, and pick up French and Korean too.

[@JerryRegistre]

I hope they serve you well!

[@jjwatcher]

I am reading all these glowing reports about Chatgpt, but for the love of life I canät find out how to get the damn thing

[@JerryRegistre]

It’s here! chat.openai.com/

[@OzkAltBldgCo-bv8tt]

This is crazy

[@laurabernaystudioforvoicetuiti]

It makes a lot of mistakes in grammar. I told it it was wrong in another language and it found another answer but that was wrong too, then finally it gave me the answer back in English that I was asking it to correct! It has a very long way to go. Probably a good reason for AI to slow down since it's actually not that precise. In fact if you tell it the correct answer by giving it an incorrect answer it will agree with you anyway and say it apologises. Not great so far.

[@JerryRegistre]

It definitely has a ways to go before the info it offers is accurate every single time, but these AI are learning fast! It won’t be long until it’s nailing most languages (which language were you trying it for?). Try using the GPT4 model whenever you can, by the way, since it performs better. Hope this becomes more valuable to you over time 🙏🏽

[@laurabernaystudioforvoicetuiti]

@@JerryRegistre I use it for French and Spanish at B2-C1level. I don't trust GPT4 yet either...early days!

[@cashbrandon9945]

That's a lot of work just for Chat GPT to do all that lol.

[@trillionaire8886]

I’m upset Disney starwars is even up for debate as a superior trilogy…. 😡

[@JerryRegistre]

Haha outside of testing for this video, I’m a die hard fan of the original 🙌🏽