How to Learn a Language...in Your Sleep?!

[@TF2TheTroller]

0:00 Were you on crack or was that satan?

[@ariinbeijing]

Kristof Gazso haha, a little of both!

[@melpard4002]

Kristof Gazso I know I was a bit freaked😂

[@justsomeamerican2301]

He snorted 99% pure coke

[@dogyumen2038]

Oi amen

[@mk_nugget]

Lol

[@skylerpainter1307]

Some people became fluent in a language immediately after a coma

[@FujiShiina]

they where just rebooting after installing cheats

[@wulvershon]

skyler painter thats the patch

[@adhamhmacconchobhair7565]

No lmao

[@clearlyclearor]

They recently patched this method u can do it only on boomers, the new version is patched😟

[@sage7296]

i read that as corona . and im like that feel s slightly accurate

[@uyhgar369]

Ive never learned a language in my sleep. However once i found a hard rock album i liked. I couldnt understand a word of the lyrics. But one night i had it on repeat during sleep. I had a dream abiut watching the band play. I could understand the lyrics clear as day. When i woke i remembered vividly. I listened & yep i could understand perfectly. I got ahold of lyric sheet after telling my friends what happened. They all said your full of it. When i got the lyric sheet i had friends look at it. All of them like me couldnt understand a word. When they read it i played album & sung instead of screamed the words. You could understand my words & they where a perfect match to lyrics. None of my friends belived thinking i had read lyrics in advanve & memorized them. But in reality i learned it in my sleep.

[@MiyaMam948]

Why couldn't you understand it?

[@uyhgar369]

@@MiyaMam948 its the way they sing thier lyrics. They don't sing in a way you can easily hear them.

[@uyhgar369]

@@MiyaMam948 listen to band "Tool" album "ainema" i tried to find a link but its all split up

[@MiyaMam948]

@@uyhgar369 oki

[@eloise969]

10:59

[@foreverfamily3775]

Sooo for you future viewers of this video listening to a language while sleeping is to reinforce what you study before bed like he said you can’t learn a entire language over night while sleeping 😴 study a lil and reinforce it while you sleep with audio thumbs up for this video 👍

[@deboramcnamara6733]

HOW ABOUT IF I'M DRUNK AS PHUK AND READY TO PASS OUT BUT BEFORE I DO I PUT ON MY HEADPHONES AND TURN ON LEARNING ITALIAN?

[@808Joshh]

Alright calm down fam... lol

[@GY-bd9bo]

you'll become fluent in catalan

[@jhonadavid]

pretty much the takeaway, yep

[@spiveytw]

I blare the audio on the highest volume so my neighbors can learn too. You’re welcome.

[@FeliciaFollum]

I completed Portugese grammar exercises in a dream a few weeks ago. I've never actually studied Portuguese grammar (beyond Duolingo) in my waking life.

[@LuMichelini]

I'm Brazilian, if you need help :)

[@amaya7682]

how did you learn while sleeping

[@aaronemanuel8721]

Duolingo for me isn't very reasonable for learning essentials.

[@iSonikYT]

Actually Russia used to study about this topic alot :) Another Note: Maybe they didnt improve because they did listen while sleeping, but rather because they got more sleep (There are alot of studys that proof: Lack of sleep worsens your intellect) Cause =/= Correlation

[@waltdisney26]

I put tv on before my sleeps during my visits to japan and korea (the languages that am learning). It had no effect at the beginning, but slowly i became accustomised somewhat, and actually know what is on tv during my short-term consciousness, and can identify adverts straight away without looking at the tv.

[@supermonk3y07]

What if you listen to those "learn x language while you sleep" 8 hr long videos that are on KZbin while you're awake?

[@JoeTheLion188]

Lister: I’m talking about playing your self-hypnosis tapes all through the night. “Learn Esperanto While You Sleep.” “Learn Quantum Theory While You Sleep.” Rimmer: We both got the same benefit. Lister: Yeah, neither of us got any sleep.

[@konjovi2]

I really love your videos, they are extremely funny and informative. Your enthusiasm is infectious :D

[@kittiepie5070]

How did not pay any attention to what he is saying but was just scrolling through the comments 😀😀😄😄

[@lizabbonnie]

@Nitro Charge151 hahah

[@rinkokonoe8644]

could just be the placebo effect, but either way it still works so cool

[@ariinbeijing]

sosuke yamazaki it definitely works, backed by lots of science. Pretty amazing stuff! An easy way to boost your vocabulary memorization by like 50%!

[@rinkokonoe8644]

ariinbeijing thats really cool! Ill have to try it. Thank you!

[@liondovegm]

I've been listening to the same audiobook every night for years. Other than random instances where I can remember something from it I still cannot recite or remember the order of events. It does not work for me.

[@kittiepie5070]

Sebastian Lee me neither

[@roxyroxieroxann]

When I listen to the bible app whilst sleeping it calms me and I fall asleep. I only learn whilst awake

[@spiveytw]

I loop all the foreign bad words during sleep. Now I can cuss people out in 27 languages.

[@michelleg5109]

The first time I tried to learn while sleeping, people were talking to me in my dream and I didn't understand what they were saying 🤷‍♀️. The second time I dreamed I was in class and another student knew everything and I didn't. So so far it hasn't worked for me 😐

[@hayden715]

Her starts talking about languages at 3:10 TOOO LONG!

[@CanaryMapping]

Go Away he*

[@StormyOne1]

Thank you omg

[@cryptoland8069]

I like your energy bro!

[@TF2TheTroller]

Also, what textbooks do you recommend for Mandarin in addition to listening/reading/speaking? I'm talking about things like Integrated Chinese or New Practical Chinese Reader. Should someone starting out use them? Until what level? Thanks in advance!

[@ariinbeijing]

Kristof Gazso Integrated Chinese is the best. The way I use textbooks is as useful sources for sentence mining (audio and written) and vocabulary, but they do need to be fact checked with a native speaker -- lots of vocab in Integrated Chinese is not super 地道 (authentic)

[@黄翔宇-n4m]

Why not use headphones instead of putting phone next to your head?

[@ComputersRULE]

If you stop in the middle and crave to finish what you start you will learn that vocab list better because humans like closure.

[@minoo1160]

PmMeInsteadOfReplyI'mSwitchingChannels what do you mean? Please explain

[@Tztxtxtzvvh]

Turn up to 1.5x and you can hear him say “facts dont’t care about your feelings”

[@StoicSwagger]

And "Israel has a right to defend itself against 'terrorists'" ;)

[@ryanphoenix3205]

I kept my laptop on to relearn some Russian that I took in college. Not sure if it went through though

[@spiveytw]

My dog barks all night, I learn dog language while I sleep. Woof woof

[@EuniceLucie]

no earphones?

[@spiveytw]

Sounds like it’s probably best if we sleep during class. That’s what I’m getting out of this video.

[@sarahpoynter9652]

They should have had a control group of people who just fell asleep... cause what if the sleep just helped?...

[@dfk09]

So for me, listening to a Podcast in Portuguese before I go to bed won't work?

[@Gaarahabbo1]

I could give you some help with portuguese, if you want to. I'm Brazilian.

[@drwater7534]

Matheus Alves wait people in brazil speak portugeuese, stupid question ik but is that because of a explorer during the 1400s?

[@CanaryMapping]

Pizza pee succanut they were a portuguese colony, just like usa speaks english for being a british colony and mexico speaks spanish for being a spanish colony

[@Gaarahabbo1]

Sorry, I just saw your comment right now, but Canary Mapping has already responded for me, pretty accurate. Brazil is the only country in America that has portuguese as official language.

[@TwoPlusTwoEqualsFive32]

Read the study more, the word Audio began before the participants were sleeping, and of course the participants that stayed awake all night did worse they were likely exhausted.

[@noir9828]

can you give me a good video for learning Spanish

[@CanaryMapping]

Its actually easy, native speakers can help you, grammar and vocabulary rules are only hard things, pronounciation is very easy compared to other romance languages and about vocabulary rules, they are mainly used in writing, speaking, only basic ones like the accentuation ones are used. (They are usually easy)

[@zukio6088]

I'm a native speaker, but I'm not a teacher, anyways, speaking and reading helps you a lot, so: Incluso si no creo que sea la mejor idea la de hablar con un nativo, ya que pueden tener errores de ortografía o errores gramaticales, ayuda a entender el idioma, porque su pronunciación nunca tendrá errores ya que si los hubieran tenido en algún momento ya se habrían arreglado por el hecho de que viven en un lugar donde escuchan y hablan el idioma. Si entiendes a un nativo de cualquier lugar, ya sea España, México, Colombia, Venezuela, Chile o Argentina (los cuales hablan español en general pero de maneras completamente distintas) significa que tu español mejoró mucho, y mejor si es que eres capaz de hablar con uno y que te entienda. Como pasaron 7 meses desde tu comentario, espero que hayas mejorado y entiendas esta biblia que me acabo de mandar. ¡Saludos!

[@manueloribe9153]

Escucha la radio, habla en español solo y lee de vez en cuando. Saludos desde Argentina

[@ib3scope]

Pimsleur+ Michel Thomas, then move to Assimil then to Glossika

[@shalvahmb617]

Hmmm...could I learn to sleep better while practicing languages...? 😞

[@gabriellesast9711]

Thanks for the helpful video. Also do you mind slowing down while you talk? I understand what you are saying. But it would be helpful if you talked slower for the benefit of your viewers.

[@lizaminasyan9255]

Thank u I am a new subscriber and I enjoy ur videos so much

[@LiamPorterFilms]

You’ve inspired me to take this up great video

[@johnvoigt67]

Hmm... I'm definitely going to try this today!

[@james575730]

You said put your phone next to your head while you sleep? Why not use headphones?

[@slapahoe69]

Probably Cause u can choke your self if they are wired

[@thicccsprite7177]

Your eyebrows are so nice tho

[@craigbowson3744]

So you essentially listened to the experimental group of words for longer than the control group. I'm not saying that sleep isn't important in learning, but this experiment only shows that listening to something for longer helps you remember more. You were likely awake for half an hour or so after you went to bed so listening during that time and in and out of REM sleep. Maybe woke up on a few occasions and possibly listened as you were waking up. So the experiment in my opinion is completely flawed and by no means a fair comparison. You should find some more words that you don't know, "study" each set for the same amount of time and listen to the recording in the control group while at work or doing housework/chores for a few hours and the experimental group while sleeping and then see what you are able to remember from each group. It still isn't a perfect test, but at least it would be a much better comparison in my opinion.

[@omayramckenzie6781]

9:13 yep it worked

[@sifudominiqueemond6292]

Hey Ari, thanks for plugging www.pleco.com . I just installed this dictionary. Really cool features. I've been using Google translate as a quick dictionary. But Pleco is way better. I've been doing www.yoyochinese.com courses and it's really great.

[@wu1985]

i can see you tried very hard ,used all kind of rock sciences on mandarin learning.cool

[@phoenixvr1988]

The subconscious usually is most effective when words you hear are words you already know. Sleep learning is usually ineffective.

[@allanlealdacosta9223]

Nice video 😄

[@ralfrd5]

Do you know Glossika or Assimil, Which one better

[@ib3scope]

Do them both, start with Assimil

[@jadenkaplan2721]

Sup cuz

[@ariinbeijing]

jadenkaplan sup dawg!

[@Son_of_aesthetics]

You look like a cool dude,dude ;)

[@黄翔宇-n4m]

Wouldn't it be better to use a text to speech program instead of recording it yourself?

[@CanaryMapping]

Adelie Pingu text to speech?

[@charliesheen590]

Whatdup g... Waz gucci dawg double g. Comin stratight from the 506

[@eosan7860]

10:39😂😂😂

[@furkatjon]

no way!! it didn' work for me (((

[@kranganekar]

Furkat Kodirov NOOB

[@wulvershon]

kshitij Ranganekar lmaoo

[@basquehound1999]

10:25- you: “oh, by the way, a random tid bit, I just randomly kind of tried it one night. Just listening to the audio of a state, my favorite state, in Chinese, you know, a news broadcaster program, while I was sleeping. So, all night I was just listening to this state tv . Um. And I woke up feeling like a communist.” me: 😂😂😂

[@vitorioschneider6117]

great vide

[@yyawnedd]

I wanna learn Japanese and Korean😼✋

[@Joshua123N]

If you start growing a beard you should at least put on the kippa....:)

[@nathanielsmith9788]

Joshua Nathan Lee YESSSSS

[@eloise969]

In conclusion: you can’t

[@FeliciaFollum]

too fun!!!

[@EvoGoody]

It is not possible to learn a language in your sleep.

[@noura.w.1595]

early squad where are you

[@TallowQueen]

Late squad got your back 👌

[@glorbnorgaborg37yearsago10]

臭的午夜 yeaaaa

[@lovelltwins1251]

Xioma wtf

[@thaigoodwin]

Crack kills

[@shanechenmusic]

1000th like :)

[@themanwhoknewtoomuch6667]

xiomanyc?

[@tonkingulfyachtclub8111]

This guy just likes to hear himself talk...and talk...and he doesn't say much. The "in your face" close-up is also annoying. Basically, he's a dweeb.