How ''Chunking'' can help you to learn languages - with Lukas van Vyve

[@FrankKimono744]

I learn whole sentences saying them aloud. 5 days - 300 repetitions per day at least. Later I don't need to translate. I know the meaning of words straight away like in my native language. And also I remember the meaning longer than by learning separate words. It was a real game changer in my learning process and communication skills in English and other languages.😊

[@CuongNguyen-vi7zt]

hi, im gonna apply this method to learn a foreign language, so where can we find these sentences?

[@FrankKimono744]

@@CuongNguyen-vi7zt Easy task. Language courses, videos, podcasts etc. Best are short sentences: 4-5 words, or pairs of words etc. Sentences must be correct grammaticaly so you don't learn with mistakes. You need to decide which sentences are the most useful for you. Please check similair method: sentence mining. (first 15 minutes enough explanation) kzbin.info/www/bejne/oaXOeZ2ClLWAmZY

[@FrankKimono744]

@@CuongNguyen-vi7ztEasy task. Language courses, videos, podcasts etc. Best are short sentences 4-5 words, or pairs of words etc. The most important thing is that sentences must be grammaticaly correct so you don't learn with mistakes. You need to decide which sentences are the most useful for you. Please also check similair methods: sentence mining, MIA, AJATT, thought chunking.

[@squelchtheory]

Bought it, use it, and love it! Currently on my fourth language Spanish!

[@squelchtheory]

Just bought and read the book! Great ideas and I plan to use them with to get to higher levels with my Korean and German. Thanks!

[@grunt9714]

I bought the book two days after watching this video, i'm finishing it and it's really helpfull, thanks a lot!!

[@LanguageBoost01]

Thanks a lot for your support!

[@roychirinosflores2889]

By far the most effective method that I've ever heard. Thanks for sharing it.

[@catedeanssmith]

I did this automatically when living in the Netherlands and learning Dutch... little things like “graag gedaan” and “weet ik veel!”, “mag ik alsjeblieft”, “ga je gang”..... makes such a difference to how it feels to speak, everything just rolls...

[@effortlessconversationseng425]

Yes, these are all phrases that make you sound super natural! Goed gedaan!

[@LinaVasquezOfficial]

Love it! 😍

[@andymounthood]

Jan, this might be just the thing you and I need for our Russian--at the very least, memorizing a verb and the noun after it to get comfortable with what case we need, or a preposition with its noun. I'm starting to memorize phrases for French (which I'm at the intermediate level in), especially idiomatic ones. But eventually I want to do this for all of my languages. I'm not sure I'd do this from the beginning, though, other than memorizing complete sentences from Glossika or Book2. But I bought the book and will take a look at Lukas' method. Maybe he'll change my mind.

[@LanguageBoost01]

Andy Roberts Yeah, I unconsciously started doing that already. Especially for the genitive case this has been working very well for me. Thanks for your comment! Jan

[@languagehacks3190]

Nice one!

[@belstar1128]

Hey your video is really quiet i cant hear it with my speakers

[@marlondavid8024]

what is the title of your book and where can I buy it?

[@JohnnyFantaOrange]

Ah, so this is like having a personal frasebook.

[@ruan_wsa]

Hi

[@OneRecords2]

00:59 You meant hearing not looking. Learning a chunk from native speakers, what happens if you are in the moment to have to make your own unique phrase or phrases that makes sense? You will STRUGGLE! you wouldn't be able to. Because you are just remembering phrases from native speakers that wont be to fluency because you will burn out. And it's not fluency if you cant make your own unique phrases thats not remembered from native speakers.

[@FrankKimono744]

Just learn phrases representative of each area of grammar. Later you replace words according to the situation. Obviously you cannot learn all existing sentences. Just choose the ones which you need the most. Later it helps you build other sentences during conversation or writing.

[@investkaroji]

Very nice advice but the audia is not audible.. please improve it next time ,.. Thanks

[@ingrid44556]

two smart and attractive men...amazing...I’m gonna get his book...

[@LanguageBoost01]

Ingrid P Thank you for your support :)

[@hanoman5532]

In Lukas book he refers countless times to additional book resources and other material like language cases where his method is explainend in more detail on his website. But nothing's there on his website! I find this very irritating about his book.!!

[@lukasvanvyve7839]

Hi Hanuman! All the materials mentioned really are on the website, I've just checked the link mentioned in the book again and they're all online :) Please send me an email through the website if you're still experiencing difficulties!

[@hanoman5532]

@@lukasvanvyve7839 Hi Lukas thanks for your reaction. I `ve tried an other browser, problems are solved now. I like your book and I would definitively recommend it to others!

[@lukasvanvyve7839]

@@hanoman5532 Good to hear and thanks!!

[@ruan_wsa]

Can you teach me english?? I understand a little kkkkkk

[@ralfrd5]

your brother i guess

[@LesserMoffHootkins]

Some people can’t learn languages, or much of anything else.

[@matthewpavelich9469]

Um, it’s immersion. This isn’t new.