If you're frustrated learning a language, watch this...

I met with language experts from across the world to get their inside tips on how to learn a new language and overcome linguistic obstacles.
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I traveled to Cholula, Puebla in Mexico to interview experts on learning languages-even some polyglots, aka people who speak 4+ languages fluently. Amazing, right?
Featured in this video ‪@irishpolyglot‬, ‪@HowtoSpanishOfficial‬, ‪@SpanishWithNate.‬, @antonio.mazin, and ‪@DreamingSpanish‬.
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- What's the best way to learn a new language?
- How do you get past the point of frustration when you don't feel like you're making progress in learning a language?
- What are your top tips for learning a language?
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[@MaddieGold]

Start learning Spanish with a free trial of my favorite course www.rocketlanguages.com/spanish/premium?type=freetrial&aff=maddiegold 😀 Edit: if you're having trouble hearing, turn on captions! I added them in multiple languages.

[@SuiGenerisAbbie]

Maddie, amoungst the foreign languages, Spanish is the easiest to learn, apart from different dialects of English. I have a few tricks and tips, based upon my experiences learning to speak a little of a few different languages. Set the bar at the lowest level. BE PREPARED TO GET LAUGHED AT. People will laugh at you. Trust me, it's happened to me trying to speak French and Polish, as well as trying to pronounce Japanese, Arabic, etc. . Best also to get a thick skin, and do not take being laughed at seriously, or personally. Being ridiculed happens to everyone. Maddie, hint-hint: The background noise, in this video, really makes it awfully hard to hear what you are saying and also your guests' content. I would have asked people to keep it down, if I were there, but then again I am blunt by nature.

[@bingorfm724]

These past few videos you’ve made are great. I’m loving all the content you’re making. Keep it up!

[@dankelly5150]

Your so lucky being in Mexico right now! I'm stuck in the great white north in snow and -12

[@jefferyowen]

The secret is to jump in. I moved to Costa Rica at 50 years old. I moved here alone. That was four years ago. I now am married to a Spanish speaker. One of the things that really helped me the most is that I went to a Spanish school for 16 weeks to learn the basics. You can’t go one or two weeks. Make a huge commitment. After learning the basics it helped me learn from the fact that I live in a Spanish world. Fully immersed. Where I live there are very few English speakers. I go for weeks at a time without speaking English. This creates a immersion learning experience

[@alvintercero7613]

I'm learning English right now! I think that i understood 60% on this video! I feel motivated to reach a fluent level soon, perhaps half a next year! Sorry if my grammar is not good 😅, but i'm in the process, greetings from Nicaragua 🇳🇮

[@normaevett]

Your grammar is pretty good! Well done!

[@jenniewilliams1668]

Great grammar

[@alvintercero7613]

@@normaevett thanks 😊

[@alvintercero7613]

@@jenniewilliams1668 thanks 😊

[@KentuckyJasmonster]

Your written English is top notch keep it up!

[@richard135b7]

What a nice surprise to find Benny Lewis on your Channel. I have followed him for years and learned several languages through his teachings and advice and motivation. Two of my favorite people together here Benny and Maddie!

[@acostay238]

This one was different for sure, but that’s a good thing! Love that you’re always up for showing different and new content, Maddie! Have a cup of cafe as an appreciation for your channel! Thanks Maddie!!

[@MaddieGold]

Thank you for the gift Andres! I do my best to try and push outside my comfort zone. It means a lot that you appreciate that!

[@lex6819]

You got Benny on your show!! So cool.

[@davidmares6053]

here is an idea that appeared in my mind: Master 5 situations in your target language: 1-. Going to the store 2-. Going to the restaurant 3-. Asking for directions 4.- Introducing yourself 5-. Going to the Airport If you can learn how to use the language in very specific situations, that gives you motivation and a solid path to follow. Instead of focusing on abstract things like "the language", "words" or grammar in isolation

[@rosaelvarios4956]

I am Mexican and I have 5 years studying English and still working on it. If you are immerse in the spanish is easier to learn it.

[@SpanishWithNate.]

Thanks for having me on Maddie! Eres la mejor hermana en el mundo ;)

[@MaddieGold]

Aww right back atcha Nate! Eres lo máximo!! 🙌

[@lachelaw6979]

FYI - I know you are way younger than me but Luis Miguel is a good one to listen to because his pronunciation is always so crisp and clear.

[@jenjram]

Oh my gosh...I learned so much from singing Luis Miguel in my 20's.

[@marilynpeoples5099]

Lose the ego 😂😂. Now that my Spanish is so much better, I’m embarrassed at some of the things I’ve said… but at least they got a compassionate nod and I never got “punched out.”

[@PlayhouseToys]

Yay! First one!! I want to learn Spanish!!

[@user-zj7tm2ps1m]

👆>>>

[@LearnExploreAdventure]

Thanks for this. I have lived in Central America since 2005, and although I have never taken a formal Spanish class - I wish I would have! My wife speaks English so I have helped her tons but my Spanish is solid, but "street". YES, best advise, take classes.

[@jaredpbostic]

Fantastic video! The advice about "find the learning method that works best for you" and "learn by fun activities" (e.g. listening to music, TV shows, etc) definitely rings true. For my work, I have to support/diagnose/fix computer software written in a number of programming languages and that advice holds true for those, also.

[@marilynpeoples5099]

Nate is so correct ! You must love the language!

[@janetleeharrison]

Great topic! I'm learning Spanish as my second language and these tips are wonderful. Thank you all for putting your advice into one video for us. Have a great weekend, Maddie & friends.

[@jblue1299]

Maddie, you looked really pretty! Thanks for the info!

[@jonathank6126]

Nate is like such a cool guy! Thanks for the tips guys.

[@janniejeanjellybean3803]

I know it was hard for you for awhile…but do you See now how much better off you are without HIM? You go girl! 👍👍❤️

[@albertalonzo1994]

Nice look Maddie😊 Love that hair style.👍👌

[@albertalonzo1994]

@user-fd2cb8dp4v 6:15 🙂

[@miguel-h]

So many collaborations happening at once! 😆

[@melanieolaechea9123]

What a perfect video for me today! I work in the agriculture industry, and many of our employees speak mostly Spanish. I want to be able to communicate better with them and also with family (my husband's who are from Peru) as well as for travel. I took 6 years of French in school and have forgotten most. I took about 3 months of Spanish about 15 years ago but have practiced a little, so I speak much more Spanish than French. Tonight my husband and I just spent an hour and a half talking only in Spanish about my job which will be very helpful if we continue practicing. I'm a little shy and don't like to make mistakes, but I am pushing myself to speak more. I also can better anchor words in my head if I visualize them so I need to add more reading and writing to my practice.

[@ReikiontheRun]

My kids and I moved to Mexico and they were shy about speaking and making mistakes. I'll tell you what I told them. 1. You never look down on people speaking to you in English as their second language when they make mistakes because it is expected, and neitherw will they. 2. People really appreciate your effort.

[@reno.rodolfo3089]

​@@ReikiontheRun hola, y cómo va tu español?

[@ReikiontheRun]

@@reno.rodolfo3089 Esta bien. Yo estudio, pero necesito practicar mas.

[@kimberlyhohncoaching516]

I am always frustrated speaking and learning Spanish, this was helpful, thank you ♥️

[@elizabetharagon6276]

You are looking great!! 😉

[@hivolco151]

I love this!! So fun to see people all engaged in helping each other with language problem solving! Your Spanish is amazing Maddie and so are you!! Always looking forward to your content!

[@amandaarmasu]

Great video! I love seeing you happy & well. You look so pretty! Keep up the great content!

[@2GringosOnTheGulf]

Great information video as always friend ☺️ Thanks for sharing your time with us 2 Canadians 🇨🇦 living in Mexico 🇲🇽✌️🐶

[@lynfl9814]

Interesting to hear all the perspectives of how to learn a language and maybe even multiple languages.

[@bigc8018]

Great video. It's good to see you getting back to what made your original channel great and the content it contained. Product plug aside, a polyglot is born, not made, but it still demonstrates that we can all learn different/more languages. I still suck at Spanish and although I still get the "cock of the head" when I speak it, I can at least communicate enough to get my point across.

[@OldSoulPammy]

Great video Maddie, and you look so happy and healthy! ☮️❤️😎

[@Homer-OJ-Simpson]

Wow, your Spanish is really good! You’re now better than me (I’m Mexican American).

[@ginnieporter641]

Thanks Maddie. By the way, you are looking really great these days.

[@israelhernandez7138]

Excelente vídeo

[@pdxtran]

My Spanish is basic conversational level, but I attained what the U.S. State Department calls "Level 3--Professional competence" in Japanese and actually taught Japanese on the college level. I currently work as a Japanese-English translator I've also studied French, German, Russian, and Chinese, but not having worked on them for a while, I have basic tourist knowledge of those languages. I'm currently taking an upper level course in my ancestral language of Norwegian, reading Nordic Noir mysteries. The key in all of these cases is not to be afraid to speak. I think that one reason Japanese people have so much trouble with English is that they are terrified of making mistakes. When I taught Japanese, my best students were the ones from Malaysia, because they grew up in a multilingual society, and everyone speaks *at minimum* Malay and English, and many learn Chinese or Indian languages, too. They have no fear and just plow right into speaking. I think part of your success in learning Spanish comes from your outgoing personality. You really want to communicate, and it shows.

[@toolrammsteindeftones]

I came to the US in 1987, I was 12, no English, back then there weren't that many speaking Spanish everywhere. In my classroom, not one kid and not many teachers. It was hard. But then, I discovered The Cosby show. And I say within 6 months I was speaking like any other kid at school.

[@marilynpeoples5099]

It is said that Portuguese is a “ connective language “ learning it will make learning others easier.

[@johntrojan9653]

Ur a Visual Learner, Maddie ??????? I'm an AUDITORY and ""VISUAL"" Learner tambien ! That's why online English AND Spanish teachers (both languages together) are so good for me.😊👍😊👍😊 Gracious Mucho, mi internet Amiga ! 🥰 😘 🥰

[@Adeus1]

Nate is a boss! Dude has it down to a T. Props to all parties. It's not easy to learn a new language as an adult.

[@georgejetson9801]

What a surprise to see Pablo! His dreaming in spanish was when my Spanish really improved.

[@emilybh6255]

You didn't interview Pablo Roman from "Dreaming Spanish" did you? One of the guys you spoke to looked like it could be his identical twin but it didn't sound like him at all. Anyway, at "Dreaming Spanish" the emphasis is learning by first listening AND WATCHING SPEAKERS USING PICTURES AND PROPS to help you understand if you are new to the language. Also the recommendation is to listen to speakers/shows etc that are EASY TO UNDERSTAND. This is the way babies learn their native language. Their parents simplify everything for them and SPEAK SLOWLY until they being to understand what is being said and as they learn enough that way they'll need fewer and fewer props and can understand the language being spoken more quickly. It takes a baby two years before they start speaking and when they start speaking, they quickly catch on. He has some great videos for Beginners and Super Beginners as well as for Intermediate and Advanced. He recommends people do enough listening, so they can understand the language well enough to be able to answer and carry on a conversation when they engage a native speaker in a conversation. That way if they ask a question, they will understand what could be one of many different responses because they already understand the language before they try to converse with others. He also says if you do it this way, you can be at a comfortable level of fluency in 2 years or 1500 to 2000 hours ( if I recall correctly) of listening and watching the language being spoken so that you could move to another country and handle almost any situation that could come up. Roman also speaks many languages and found that the ones he learned the fastest were the ones he learned using this method. He paid no attention to grammar or memorization of vocabulary the way they teach the traditional way... and learned these languages in a fraction of the time he learned the others using the more traditional methods.

[@MaddieGold]

Yep, Pablo is in the video! Keep watching :)

[@hestiasgardenhomestead7562]

I'm learning Spanish, my husband is trying to learn English. I lean towards videos that speak both in the lessons.

[@superczech69]

As usual, great content!

[@sherrifisher7293]

Awesome video Maddie! I feel encouraged to learn more languages now. You Rock! Thank you so much 😊

[@pam7845]

This was the most informative and smooth of your vlogs.Better than T. TRAVELS.

[@joeschu7794]

Thanks for sharing

[@mirandalynn7108]

I’ve watched both your old channel and new channel. You’re definitely better on your own 😊. Don’t give up! You got this.

[@MaddieGold]

Thank you so much!!

[@francieanneriley7349]

What a fabulous meet-up event! Creators, ideas, sharing, community, success! Such a great way to invigorate and energize. Thank you!

[@stephanieceledon4156]

Love you so much Maddie!!

[@TheBrianRaglandChannel]

I'm so in love with you you're such a beautiful person.💞 Great video I enjoyed it very much.

[@darcibeckford6848]

Great video, and lots of valuable advice. I just returned from Guatemala and spent one week at a Spanish school just to see if I'd like it (I did!). I still deal with Chemo brain and it makes retention and thinking on the fly challenging. Although I am still very much a beginner, it was so meaningful to me see my improvement and know that I can still learn, even if it's slow. I still have to get past feeling self-conscious - the insecurities of feeling foolish speaking a new language and my natural shyness. My sister and brother-in-law were with me and were far more brave than I in striking up conversations, and I could see how that helped them improve. Thanks!

[@kristenivory628]

Where in Guatemala? I want to go

[@kristenivory628]

I speak decent Spanish and lots of Guatemalan friends

[@darcibeckford6848]

@@kristenivory628 We were in Guatemala City for a few days before heading to San Pedro La Laguna for a week at our Spanish school. We then did an overnight at Chichicastenango and ended with a week in Antigua. I loved it there. I totally recommend going.. Our school was Orbita Spanish School. We did a homestay (arranged through the school) with a wonderful family and that very much added to our experience. It was a real bargain.

[@kristenivory628]

@@darcibeckford6848 thanks I’ll look into it, good for you for going

[@helloworld8492]

This is perfect timing!!! I'm going to be in Mexico next year for a month and I've got a few months to learn as much Spanish as possible so that I can practice it there. I'm so excited and this video will definitely help! Thank you!

[@omarn1946]

I recommend you to watch the channel: SPANISH BUTTERFLY here in KZbin, is a Mexican female teacher, teaching you Spanish language in English, even she has some vídeos about Mexican Spanish for the tourist situation (sorry for my English, I'm trying to learn it on my own..)

[@dorianbelen]

La mejor forma de aprender espanol en mexico es con la gente de mediana clase a trabajadores y vendedores de la calle. Tambien platicar con estudiantes y ninos. En Mexico no hay tantos prejuicios hablar con menores de edad. Siempre que sea con respeto y buenas intenciones. Los gringos cometen un error. Solo estar con gente de la condesa o de clase alta. Ya que ellos no son tan amigables y sociales. Ya que se sienten superiores a cualquier ser humano. Que no tenga mas de 100 mil dolares en efectivo. Asi que hagan amistad con familias mexicanas normales y aprenderan ingles muy rapido y gratis de forma real y amigable! Translate; The best way to learn Spanish in Mexico is with people from the middle class to workers and street vendors. Also talk with students and children. In Mexico there are not so many prejudices when talking to minors. As long as it is with respect and good intentions. The gringos make a mistake, being only with people from La condesa neighborhood or upper class. Since they are not so friendly and social. Since they feel superior to any human being, that they do not have more than 100 thousand dollars in cash. So make friends with normal Mexican families and you will learn English very fast and for free in a real and friendly way!

[@reno.rodolfo3089]

Mediana clase?

[@josealfonsosilvalatorre1826]

Great

[@dean7468]

Your hair has grown, very nice. Love the language tips!

[@noeavelar9287]

Awesome Job! The more you know..⭐

[@janeberryman3581]

EXCELLENT and glad channel is thriving

[@janeberryman3581]

And must add that I think I watch your channel because the content is so intelligent and thoughtful. It shows.

[@cathyhunnemeder3064]

Loving your ideas for videos! Love that you share your spotlight …❤

[@Gaddemonka]

Great video! Loved the last guy who said that discipline is 🔑- I couldn’t agree more. But having fun while learning a new language is also super important.

[@bryantez69]

I love your videos I love you, happy holidays

[@nwpa771]

Great video, Maddie. The reality is that for one to become proficient in a second language, immersion (in my opinion) is the most important component. As evidenced by every single person in your video giving advice on the subject. Although, most of us don't have the opportunity to pack up and travel around, and live full-time in Mexico, posting videos of our adventures over a 5 year period :-) I've been freshening up on Spanish, and one practice I implement is for instance going into a large store like Costco, which I did yesterday, I imagined myself asking an employee (in Spanish) where a particular food or item is located. Another thing I did was to intentionally look for and listen for anyone speaking Spanish. I discovered a whole family around in the meat/fish section looking at salmon. I heard them speaking in Spanish and graciously involved myself in the conversation. It was great! They were very gracious and receptive and dialoged with me in Spanish. I used the opportunity to practice some words that I had been working on, one being the word, costarricenes. Thanks again!

[@TheRecoveringCreative]

Love Benny's comments…so true! It is painful at first and I’m on my third language (Italian)yet it feels more difficult than before. Have to just be humble and sound dumb again 😂😂 And yes I have my own method which is just immerse myself in it by living in the country or being with the native speakers often , writing journaling, reading, lots of music and movies in the target language.

[@leslieclaire]

Loved this Maddie! Muchas gracias!

[@deborahsearle2339]

Listen to the music of a Ricardo Arjona. Great lyrics. Really liked this episode.

[@bonnieharris5916]

Wow great video.

[@theartisticnomad15]

Thank you for this great video on learning Spanish. I am a visual learner so I started listening to music on Spotify where I can see the words. Movies too! LOVE YOUR CHANNEL!

[@090navarro]

Oh Maddie! So glad you have accomplished so much and finally are happy and dating. Many blessings! Keep it going

[@allzen0]

Hi Maddie! It was delightful seeing you, at a close distance, at the polyglot conference. You were interviewing Efrain, or was it Diego? The first part of that week I was at the Spanish Immersion event and the second part the polyglot conference was happening. All the people that I had the privilege of meeting that week was inspirational. Being a beginner speaker in Spanish I felt special hanging out with the people in that crowd. You keep up the good work with your fabulous channel !

[@YourGypsy]

Love this vid Maddie!

[@andrewthacker114]

Good advice, one issue I have is too scared to make mistakes.

[@Wilfredos_]

Go Maddie❤

[@paulacarrasco8517]

Always love seeing new videos from you and this was fun and so informative, and, totally off topic, your hair looks so good!

[@rachelleczeczko9076]

Always love your videos! 💖🙃

[@tortulas]

This video rocked...I have wanted to learn Spanish and German and am really intimidated due to being easily frustrated. This video made me want to get serious on learning.

[@mariagkok4me]

That was awesome, just love this one. Such great advise. especially since here we are in Mexico and I have tried learning during the past few years but I do think it will be much easier learning, while here, in mexico. And I can tell my husband learns different from the way I learn. Thanks Maddie!

[@Busybeeee]

I love this video and I agree with all this advice . I guess I can call myself a polyglot since I do speak 5 languages: 2 at advanced level, 1 at intermediate and 2 at beginners level. English is my third language and just like all the 4 other languages I am constantly learning. I know that once I start learning a language it’s for life. I had to experiment with different methods of learning and I don’t just limit myself to doing one thing but I vary my learning: reading, writing , movies , music, conversing with locals, online platforms, books, grammar exercises… I do loose motivation sometimes and my job demands a lot of my time and energy but if I did not have to work I would be learning languages all day ☺️Languages are the key to connecting with people and cultures 😊Great video Maddie! Loved it ❤ PS my last sentence of connecting with people and cultures was written before you actually expressed those exact words at the end of the video 😊

[@halbrookins3232]

One of your best drops. Thks.

[@ellarae6450]

Muchas gracias, Maddie. This video was great!

[@johnhawks5035]

Getting better Maddie.

[@mariescott9853]

I watch tne news from Iquitos, Peru, almost every day and learn a lot. Hoping to move there. Also it helped to learn the songs of Marco Antonio Solis, who is my idol. Enjoying your videos muchisimo.

[@janajoujan7658]

This is really helpful. Great content, Maddie!

[@k.k.9897]

This is timely for me. I am just learning Spanish and was wondering this morning how am I going to be successful? The language app alone is unsatisfying and I need a plan. Your vid reaffirmed what I was thinking. And it is intimidating to just go out and start talking to people! But I want the connection so much. Thank you, Maddie, you're doing great!

[@KentuckyJasmonster]

Great video Maddie! Much love.

[@myprincessa2253]

Maddie you look so happy 😊

[@FastFredTravels]

I learn a lot of Spanish from locals in Ecuador, Peru, Mexico, and Guatemala. I still have a lot to learn but it is getting more fun and prices seem to get lower as I learn as well.

[@chrisjohn6879]

Thanks Maddie, just loved this. Opened my eyes. Love your work.

[@shariward7733]

Maddie you and Nate look so cute together :)

[@johnhaddad3401]

Nice one Maddie! You interviewed interesting people. The background noise was a bit much at times, but at least you have pretty accurate closed captions!

[@jaimegleason9763]

I absolutely loved this video. I came very close to attending the Polyglot Conference in Cholula; I attended my friend's wedding instead (in Puebla, Puebla). My favorite part of this video was when you said you struggled with learning by listening and that you "see" things in your mind. That is my huge stumbling block! I have a learning disability when it comes to auditory learning and I feel like I might never learn Spanish. With listening, I'm at about B1, but speaking is about A2/B1, and I've been learning for 2 1/2 years!! I become very frustrated. I'd really like to hear more from you about your struggles with auditory learning. Not sure how we can connect.

[@Mexitplans]

Thanks for introducing me to REIK

[@MaddieGold]

This makes me so happy lol 🙌

[@jenniewilliams1668]

Maddie you are looking so beautiful healthy and happy and I so hope this is a reflection of happiness and delight in your life. I'm here in CDMX and I KNOW the reason that I'm not advancing quickly is I've been having too much fun with my beloved Engish speaking friends and family. Now I'll knuckle down - maybe learn a song! Love ❤️ Jennie

[@adriabarajas6202]

Love the videos. Your Spanish is so good maddie.

[@kimk2635]

Thank you Maddie

[@fernwebb5568]

Benny saved me! I thought I could not learn. But - I cannot learn in a traditional class with a traditional text book. I could never hear the separation of words in Spanish or other languages. Listening to music, I can hear distinct words much more. I need that. Also I think I learned basic German by living there even though I was not totally immersed. I think I will refresh on German and learn more. And tackle Spanish. The end goal is German, Japanese, Spanish and Lakota. After that, I may never speak English again. LOL I am also visual, but just a text book won't help.

[@ibflyn2]

That first tip is my problem! Thx! I'll do better

[@roundpaws]

Great video! I’m new to Mexico and Spanish.

[@hughjass5286]

I keep hearing this best advice is that I just need to start speaking it and let go of my ego and making mistakes...but damn, that really is the hardest part. I'm also an aquarius so I live my life based on knowledge & holding myself to a really high standard of being a "know it all" whenever I speak on something..so learning Spanish has been a huge challenge for me & has led to some tears a few times. I don't want to open my mouth & be wrong because being "wrong" in this sense is the ultimate embarrassment. Unfortunately language is different than other studies because you do NEED to immerse yourself & speak it. For 2023 I hope to blossom in this way & gain a ton of momentum in Spanish.

[@MaddieGold]

Sounds like we’re two very like-minded people! I agree with all this 🤓 Good luck diving in and letting go of the ego/pressure for perfection. It’ll help a LOT I promise.

[@Morelifediaries]

Maddie, you are spanish goals! Or should I say goles. Hope you come back to Puerto Vallarta soon. :)

[@RubberCityRebel]

This is so awesome

[@mrfrisky6501]

Great video and Maddie is looking great 👍

[@CumbiaDancer5678]

Amazing video! I really enjoyed watching this one. Thank you for sharing.

[@CumbiaDancer5678]

@maddiegold, I think the crypto pirates have hijacked your post.