How to Learn Any Language by YOURSELF ? ...ChatGPT

[@dee.dee0]

Never thought about it to use ChatGPT to improve my convo skills. You nailed it😊

[@AlterYourEnglish]

Thank you. Yes , it’s a great tool for language learning

[@dennysnadson]

The part of Japanese is incorrect. You asked for ‘hi’ translation in Japanese, but gpt understood ‘high’ and translated it to “takai”, not to ‘konnichiwa’ as supposed to do. We have to be clear about diction and the context when talking with gpt.

[@AlterYourEnglish]

Oh thank you for letting me know. Appreciate it

[@AlterYourEnglish]

I removed that part. Thank you for pointing it out once again. Now I definitely remember what is “hi” in Japanese.

[@ONANDON-u4z]

Thank you for the insight! I recently tried Immersive Translate for my translation needs, and it exceeded my expectations. You might find it useful too.

[@AlterYourEnglish]

Thank you for sharing. Noted

[@sebastianmoyano5223]

It is very good, there is also the PI application that is even better, and it is permanently updated.

[@AlterYourEnglish]

Not aware of PI application. Thank you for sharing

[@AbdllhiMah]

you are the best 🇲🇷❤️

[@AlterYourEnglish]

Thank you for your kind words :)

[@sergey3775]

Cool video. Tell us please about how to build lesson with AI.

[@AlterYourEnglish]

Thank you for your comment! I have a video of a complete curriculum, very useful, you just need to put your level and your goals - m.kzbin.info/www/bejne/b4Wkp3Rpr69-Zrs&pp=ygUSYWx0ZXIgeW91ciBlbmdsaXNo

[@colwilpro]

GPT 4 puts a limit on the number of questions you can ask. I use 3.5 if 4 isn't working.

[@AlterYourEnglish]

Same here. I use 3.5 and it’s pretty decent. Version 4 has a limit :)

[@JonathanRodriguez-p5v]

I think that GPT is One of the most useful APK that was invented

[@AlterYourEnglish]

Totally agree!

[@ThobiasAgg]

is it realistic to be ok in a language within a year of 30-60 m of practise every day?

[@AlterYourEnglish]

Depends what language? If English or Spanish I would say yes. But you should practice at least an hour. Plus spend 30 min learning grammar and 10-15min vocabulary. If you want to pick up German, Arabic or Japanese or Mandarin then you would need more time. Hope I answered your question

[@ThobiasAgg]

@@AlterYourEnglish Cool, it is Spanish, thanks !

[@AlterYourEnglish]

@@ThobiasAgg You are welcome!

[@berkayyalcn1479]

My phone is very old and I can not dowload it to my phone. Guys how can I use it on my desktop. I already tried to use blustack or LDplayer. Do you have any reccommendations?

[@berkayyalcn1479]

I really would like to study by myself if anybody can help me I would be very happy :)

[@AlterYourEnglish]

Very good question. There is the Talk-to-ChatGPT extension available for Google Chrome. I have not used it since I have my phone but To use Talk-to-ChatGPT, you must have ChatGPT running on Google Chrome. The extension is designed to recognize your voice, eliminating the need for manual input through typing. Give it a try :) Let me know if there is anything needed

[@hajnamcgrath8056]

I do like it but it makes quite a few mistakes and all of them very obvious ( even for a beginner like me) so not sure how much someone can trust in it.

[@AlterYourEnglish]

It’s better than nothing since you can get real-time feedback

[@kubanaid5960]

All thos time i was not aware of voice chat gpt . I was thinikg that its new omni shit.

[@AlterYourEnglish]

It’s a pretty good way to learn and practice your language skills. And most important- get a real time feedback.

[@IBRAHIMmohamed-vj2lt]

thank you

[@AlterYourEnglish]

You are welcome!

[@reggietkatter]

You’re wrong in that listening to your target language can and will improve your “speaking skills”.

[@AlterYourEnglish]

Thank you for your comment! By listening to your target language you will experience a passive language learning which is useful for acquiring a language without actively studying or engaging in structured learning activities. It can be activities like listening to music, watching movies, news, or even just overhearing conversations. Normally language learners absorb the language naturally over time without intentionally focusing on grammar rules or vocabulary memorization. Also, just by listening to your target language Your passive vocabulary will be improved. Passive vocabulary are words that a person recognizes and understands when they encounter them in listening or reading, but may not necessarily use them actively in speaking or writing. But after some time passive vocabulary will become active.

[@AbdllhiMah]

I want to speak English ❤

[@AlterYourEnglish]

Right now it’s an easiest time to learn a language. Keep it up learning and you will be amazed with your results

[@AlterYourEnglish]

Thank you for your comment. We are offering private lessons. Feel free to reach out for more info.

[@BoonyaritLurdgrienggraiying]

I think your voice is a little bit low volume.

[@AlterYourEnglish]

Thank you for your feedback. I will correct this audio issue for next videos.

[@colwilpro]

Your voice is very quiet and the ChatGPT is really loud.

[@AlterYourEnglish]

Yeah, sorry about that. Thank you for letting me know

[@yhesenias.8816]

This app is free o I have a pay

[@AlterYourEnglish]

It’s free. But there is also a payed version. Use free version, it’s decent. For this video I used free version and it was very good

[@MAO-ib9tc]

Am I missing something? How does this help you to learn ANY language other than English?

[@AlterYourEnglish]

Instead of asking questions about the English language you can ask about any other language and chatGPT is available not only in English you can use any other language (Spanish, French, Italian). Hope it answers your question

[@ingakezina]

How many languages have you already acquired with the help of ChatGPT?

[@AlterYourEnglish]

I improved my French slightly. It takes so much time to make these videos. That’s why I put language learning aside. What about you?

[@exDamascus]

All options have ghastly American accents.

[@AlterYourEnglish]

Yes, you are absolutely correct.

[@hajnamcgrath8056]

I do like it but it makes quite a few mistakes and all of them very obvious ( even for a beginner like me) so not sure how much someone can trust in it.

[@AlterYourEnglish]

Thank you for your comment. Like what mistakes? It gets better and better nowadays