THE HABITS OF A POLYGLOT📚: How to create a ✨POLYGLOT STUDY ROUTINE ✨and build habits that last 🤓

[@KarenVanessaBuitrago]

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[@JonathanOlelo]

Learning languages is all about habits and dicipline, it's a great idea to focus on making your language learnig tasks habits

[@picklerick9805]

I listen to pimslure when I take a shower brush and my teeth every night for the last 3 months

[@blessingsmwikali3641]

@@picklerick9805 ummmm

[@AfroLinguo]

Exactly. I feel like it is important to make the language learning activities easy to do, so that it doesn't require a high amount of motivation to do them. In this way, it will be easier to stay consistent.

[@deutschmitpurple2918]

❤❤🥰🥰

[@DwaineWoolley]

I learned Tagalog Bisaya and Waray via my notebook and asking questions everyday. I had 3 sections in the book, one for each language and listed all the words I heard in the left column of each page. Then I listed all the English words that I wanted to know in those languages. i would cover the right column and work on memorizing every word in that book. When I would go out and meet with Filipinos I would ask every time they said a word I didnt understand and take note of that word and add it to the notebook. Alot of work but was so worth it

[@bevssgat4945]

Uy!!! Nasaag si lodi anhi! Merry Christmas lods! Regards lang ko ni Shanta ug baby Nitro and to Woolley family hehe

[@DrPetrosKorean]

Great recommendation

[@mariannefreyagutib4113]

nice

[@deutschmitpurple2918]

Thank you 👍👍

[@ألفومية-ح5ك]

I'm fluent in Lebanese Arabic, French and English. I'm currently studying Italian and Spanish.

[@bethanyr6348]

I’m English native studying french and Levantine Arabic 😂 snap 😄

[@SASHA-wv2ls]

@@bethanyr6348 I'm studying Levantine Arabic too! So far, it's been the most complicated language I've studied because the way that things are expressed in it are really different. So cool though!

[@美丽-k7o]

من الجزائر صح؟ الله يوفقكك

[@whoisdeja_]

I am studying español right now, and I want to study Korean and Japanes

[@ألفومية-ح5ك]

@@美丽-k7o Lebanon

[@alfonsourbina4057]

I just wanted to shared with all of you how I learnt english. Despite I already make a lot of mistakes and there is always room to improve,I have reached the level that I have now through a lot of input. Listening and reading a lot has been my recipe to improve and to get to a point to where from understand just between 50 - 60 % of a conversation to being able now to understand up to a 95 % of a conversation. Listening to whatever in english you can get at least 2 hours daily and read everything you get your hands on has made marvels on my english and now I feel way more confortable with the english level that I have. Iam keeping make progress. Congratulation for your effort.

[@RedPandas3111]

Je me suis mis dans un sacré pétrin ce jour où j’ai décidé de débuter le français y’a 2 ans et demi... I’m officially obsessed with language learning to the point it has become one of my life long goals, I’m envisioning to speak at least five languages at a very high level, possibly C1 , so far I’ve already acquired two extra languages with French being the latest, I’m still honing my skills in french as I’m aiming for the C1 level , even though I consider myself pretty fluent in French I still feel like I need to improve or do better. Next up, Russian then Mandarin Chinese so I’ll end up with Spanish , English, French , Russian , Chinese and if I’m still alive by then I might tackle one last language, I got at least 25 more years give or take to accomplish this, wish me luck. Good luck to you too !

[@Hello-vn5bb]

I’ve just started learning French and Japanese on my own. I’ve been learning them in school for 2 years so I have a basis but I don’t think schools make the most of the language program,which is why I’m teaching myself. It’s school holidays for me at the moment so I’ve been spending at least 2 hours a day studying. I tend to enjoy vocabulary and grammar equally 😊 your videos have been so helpful and I’ve binged so many of them in the past few days ❤️

[@KarenVanessaBuitrago]

I'm so glad my videos help you stay motivated. Keep it up! 🌟

[@williamjames212]

Woow, woow,Me too, those are the same languages that I am learning. I am learning both Japanese and French. My French is currently on B1 but my Japanese is still very low. I hope to improve both of them and get to B2 in French by the end of 2021 and get B1 by the end of 2022 in Japanese.

[@АмандаКинсан-д5э]

I CANNOT BELIEVE!!! these are the same languages I learn. I hope we master them soon

[@Hello-vn5bb]

@@АмандаКинсан-д5э good luck!!

[@prianorfk6335]

I learned french from watching movie 😊 it was effortless.

[@amandahhhanne]

Yes these are great tips! I've been working on learning Spanish for over a year now. I hate sitting down at desk to study, so I actually bring my material to the gym and practice while I'm walking on the treadmill or doing the stair master with a low level. Kills two birds with one stone...and it's also associated with something I like doing (moving my body vs being sedentary). I also learn by consuming content I actually enjoy, like watching true crime KZbin videos that are in Spanish. I'm going to take your advice and start setting a goal of 5-10 new words a day. So glad I found your channel!!!!

[@amandahhhanne]

Paul Lando and Dinosaur vlogs are two of my favorites! Dinasaur vlogs speaks a bit more quickly, so sometimes I turn on the Spanish subtitles, or even slow it down to .75 if needed. Good luck 👏🏻🤗👏🏻

[@fauzannrifai]

doing impersonation can be an interactive and satisfying technique to learn a new language

[@Stif62]

I always wonder how other polyglots keep their learning process and above all how they practice every single day. At the very beginning of this year's summer I started learning Russian by myself, while practicing Spanish and French with other people (unfortunately, only in a digital way), and I also tried to start studying German as well. Shortly after I realized that I couldn't follow so many languages at the same time, so I decided to focus on two of them (Russian and Spanish), and then only one (Russian, being it the worst I know among the others). In Fall I also realized that if you do not practice, your brain forgets some words, grammar, word construction etc, so I wonder how other people manage to practice many languages (e.g. 4, 6 or even 8) every single day! BTW, I like your channel, I've been watching your interesting contents since the very beginning, they're very satisfying! Keep up!❤️ Un abrazo cálido desde Italia Пока-пока!😘

[@heatheranneultimatetravela2264]

Good advice! I’m learning multiple languages as a visual learner with a short attention span, and I seem to have the most success using a variety of learning resources to mix things up. I also find learning several languages at once a must to staving off boredom. I’m trying to study 1-2 hours a day, and making sure not to go a whole week without at least some study in each language, but need to be more specific with my plan (that’s how I landed on your video.) I’m trying to work out a way to be more organized and balanced with my languages without being so strict on myself I lose motivation. I find it to be a fine line!

[@DrustZapat]

I keep it consistent with one lesson from Spanish, French, Arabic, Swahili and Portuguese every day in Duolingo. Occasionally, I talk to people on HelloTalk, and I regularly consume media in those languages, but I try to keep it in short snippets like 10 minutes tops. This, on top of being in school and working full time, is about as much as I have time for without burning out, but I do find that incorporating household chores or errands in between them or reading breaks through the monotony.

[@zeoceania2765]

As a native Arab, I'm very interested to know what dialect you are learning for Arabic? (or maybe you are learning the formal form first?)

[@cieloayjariluna8780]

El 2020 terminé high school y he decidido olvidar la universidad por un año y aprovecharlo aprendiendo 4 idiomas más, así que gracias por inspirarme. 🌿☕🌼

[@MissCupcake22]

Your organization skills are amazing! I’m so impressed.

[@talia2655]

i’ve watched plenty of videos about this learning languages subject but your video is literally the one that helped me the most. you really give effective tips. thank you

[@SR-vk3fv]

That’s one of my favorite books! One thing I like doing regarding languages is recognizing a phrase I use quite often in English and figure out how to translate that into my target language. That way it’s easier to remember instead of learning something random from a textbook

[@artiesolomon3292]

great ideas for us beginning learners. I like to study words in context from a frequency dictionary in the language.

[@KarenVanessaBuitrago]

Oh i don’t know what a frequency dictionary is. Thanks for talking about it

[@KarenVanessaBuitrago]

Also guys, I wanna learn more about your study routines, so if you have one pls share. It would be very helpful for me and others to gain insight and possibly tips into what other people do on the daily to improve/learn languages 💖🌟💖😊😊

[@Drainerdz_Ex]

can you also speak Indonesia language?

[@HenriHodge]

I just found your channel a few days ago and I am obsessed!! Love all of your tips and this video comes at the perfect time because I was trying to wrap my head around how to build a study plan for 2021. Also, random, but I decided to take the plunge and get notability and it is incredible!! I'm trilingual (English, Spanish and Portuguese) and with all of these tips, my biggest challenge will be deciding what languages I want to put some time into next year! Thank you for all of the great advice and keep up the great work! :)

[@zacharyoverton8066]

Especially for languages that are very linguistically different from your own, I recommend that you start with two big things, pronunciation and sentence structures. I feel like these two things will help you remain the most motivated and progress the most while speaking a language. But obviously motivation goes so far consistency always beats motivation. I've only learned 3(ish) languages so far (Indonesian, Hungarian, and Mandarin Chinese) but in my experience if you want to improve your pronunciation/accent in a language it is important that you work on it as soon as you start learning the language. This is because you will be practicing (more than likely) pronouncing words and speaking most of the time by yourself. Especially if you self study, you will not get much feedback if you pronounce a word incorrectly. In some languages this may be the difference between pronouncing different consonants/vowels which consequently means different words. If you start by learning how to pronounce words well in the language then you will be reinforcing good pronunciation so when you actively (or if you) decide to improve your accent it will go much more smoothly. If you pronounce words with incorrect/bad pronunciation of the words you will have subconsciously reinforced speaking with bad pronunciation that some native speakers may not be able to understand. By reinforcing bad pronunciation, it will take a much larger span of time (several months to years) to really improve your accent. Lot's of language learners get very self conscious about their accents and pronunciation, leading them to never really speak and they end up developing a huge gap between their reading and speaking/listening level. I would recommend the first month or so of the language improving your accent as much as possible. This will help you become more comfortable when speaking to others and practice more speaking in general. Obviously your accent will get better over time but when I believed my pronunciation was better in a language I tended to speak more in the language and improve much faster. My recommendations for improving an accent include learning IPA (the international phonetic alphabet) which teaches you the mouth positions needed to pronounce something correctly in any language and also I recommend a website called Forvo, a pronunciation dictionary that has native speakers pronounce words for you! You can also request the pronunciation for a word that is not in the dictionary. With that being said, don't feel too insecure about an accent! Most native speakers will understand that it is not your first language and be tolerant of an accent. Most are just excited that you are even learning their language! Perfect pronunciation in a foreign language is extremely difficult but you can get extremely close where your accent is very mild or isn't very noticeable. The next big thing is learning how to construct sentences and thoroughly. I've noticed that many people who begin to learn languages will simply just study large lists of vocabulary without even knowing how to use the word. Example sentences are important for creating active vocabulary but I also recommend studying the various sentence structures of a language that exist when trying to express some idea or concept. The sentence structure for expressing a question, how adjectives are placed in a sentence, how certain particles may be used differently in different situations (的 is a very common particle for Mandarin), etc. There are generally multiple sentence structures in a language and with enough understanding of how ideas are expressed through a foreign language you can begin to understand the general patterns within a language. You will also do a better job when in the intermediate stage/plateau of a language picking up abstract sentence structures, understanding implicit meaning, and also picking up phrases by thoroughly making sure you understand how ideas are expresses and even the little nuances. Also study culture! These can also reflect the way things are said or sentences are constructed as well. By understanding the way of thought of a certain native speaker of your target language you can also better grasp more difficult language and grammatical concepts. This is especially true for languages with very different sentence structure like Korean, where it usually takes a bit of time for people to wrap their heads around the seemingly reversed sentence structure in some cases. This again depends on the language as some languages have complex grammar with lots of exceptions (for example me with Hungarian I truly had to understand the ends and outs of Hungarian grammar and sentence structure to truly understand how to properly convey information). For learning sentence structures a solid introductory grammar book will really be helpful in learning sentence structures. The better you can construct sentences the faster you will be able to speak and understand your target language. Also input is very important as well! Immerse yourself in as much of the language as possible! Various kinds of input (music, media, news, movies, music, etc). You'll be surprised how much you can comprehend after being consistent with input and studying! Remember, consistency and perseverance is more important than any of this information! Language learning takes a long time and it really is a lifelong commitment. Treat languages like a baby, you have to watch it and take care of it everyday!

[@falyna92]

I do listen to an interesting French podcasts while exercising every morning for 15 minutes. I don't like exercising but i love the podcast. That makes me want to exercise everyday 🙈💪🏾

[@falyna92]

Now I'm listening to one callend injustices . It's about incest.

[@iblackfeathers]

i do early morning study with coffee since that is when my mind is the sharpest and there are no distractions. these studies are review, grammar, and vocabulary. before going to bed, i practice speaking, and mix it up with a variety of miscellaneous language-related activities, such as movies, music, reading, internet radio in the target language... that way your brain can have something to process before you sleep on it. the evening is less of a routine in order to add variety and keep it fun. sometimes you learn more with less effort,

[@davehaaww8881]

Very proud of you. You are very well spoken and are very mature. I was surprised you were an undergraduate when you made this video.

[@hughrhone]

I came across your channel recently and enjoy the authenticity of your content. When you were prefacing the book in your intro, before you mentioned the name, I thought of Atomic Habits. A real game changer as I’m balancing full time work, business school part time and learning Portuguese without (above normal) stress or feeling that there isn’t enough time. Compounding motivation with solid systems is everything. Thank you and keep up the great work.

[@KarenVanessaBuitrago]

Thank you so much. I'm so glad you find the content authentic, and I agree, Atomic Habits is an absolute game changer

[@美丽-k7o]

I am native at Arabic, my second language is the English and i am studying chinese since 2019 and Japanese since the first of 2020.

[@mariamsyo1464]

any tips for learning arabic??

[@美丽-k7o]

@@mariamsyo1464 I think to learn Arabic fusha - formal you should read books especially the books you interested in because we have a lot lot lot of vocabulary 😅 even we can't understand a lot of them, but if you wanna to learn lahja- informal watch KZbin videos and youtubers because the textbooks are not related to our real speech at all. To ne honest i think learning lahja more easier and better. - i can help you in finding a good youtubers if you want, l have a free time now -.

[@mariamsyo1464]

@@美丽-k7o omg thank you pls help me i wanna learn lahja and i want to learn reading and writing first and than speaking and understanding it will be easier that way right?

[@mariamsyo1464]

@@美丽-k7o btw are there formal and informal way of speaking arabic?or is it just the same as eng?

[@zeoceania2765]

Also a native in Arab! Ethnically I'm Iraqi but my nationality is English. I learn French through a private tutor and I know Irish because of my bestfriend. Any tips on learning Chinese? I want to learn korean or Chinese but I am a very busy person.

[@lilysa177]

Drop your skin care routine too your glorious 😍🥺

[@blueberryandcoconut]

Thanks so much for this video! Staying consistent with studying vocab is something I struggle with, and your tips are super helpful. As far as my language studying habits go, having a language buddy makes it so much easier and more fun! It takes some effort to find someone, but through apps like Tandem/HelloTalk I was able to find a guy from Colombia who is learning English that I get along with really well, and can practice Spanish with! We have made an agreement to talk every day, one day in English and the next in Spanish. We also try to do one video call in each language every week. When we have some extra time we do things like watch Netflix with Teleparty or do workouts at the same time, which just helps us be more consistent and gives us something to talk about.

[@minlissette5920]

I love your videos, you are helping me so much with my English and another languages with your advices ❤️

[@KarenVanessaBuitrago]

I'm so glad the videos are helpful for you🌟

[@lunititis]

Anki forever! Useful words in context.

[@keylooper8313]

I'm new in this channel, and i found your content really helpful and interesting :))))) I've been learning english at least 1 year maybe 2 and i chose to meet online english foreigners to practice amap for making a habit into my journey. But there is one moment when i struggled to explain something because i'm lack of vocabulary. However, your advices should fix my problems and then adding things in my learning routine, thank you !!! (I'm from Paris btw)

[@KarenVanessaBuitrago]

Welcome to the channel! I'm so glad to hear my tips helped you 😊

[@Amy-dm5ih]

I am Vietnamese, living in Ireland .. I speak fluent English Irish and German and I’m learning Vietnamese

[@yassinefarnani7803]

I'm so proud of you mi amiga querida , me encantan tus vídeos y tu pronunciación en inglés ☺️😊

[@KarenVanessaBuitrago]

jaja gracias 😊

[@abesapien9930]

Hope you don't mind me mentioning this but holy cow your hair is beautiful!

[@KarenVanessaBuitrago]

Thank you!! ✨ so nice of ya

[@deutschmitpurple2918]

Your explanation is perfect

[@Fatihkilic075]

Hi, thank you for the video! I was surprised to hear that you are an introvert. I do not know exactly why but you don't have that air. Even though I am kind of already doing to things you have suggested for my Japanese study plan, this still motivates me to focus more and get better at the things I pursue. Thanks!

[@robyngabrielle8935]

This was so helpful. Thank you! I've been learning Turkish for about 4 months and now that I'm on holiday I've been playing around with a study plan. (Seeing what works for me, etc.) But I tend to try to do too much so your tips helped. Looking forward to your next video🌿

[@KarenVanessaBuitrago]

Glad it was helpful! 😊🌟

[@munevverdinc3287]

Merhaba, Türkçe öğrenmede başarılar dilerim. Sorun olursa yardımcı olabilirim. Hello, I wish you success in learning Turkish. If you need help, I can. 👍Cuz it is my mother language.

[@ConnorsHike]

I love the way you think.

[@LearnGermanwithMarzipanfrau]

0:42 That's a really cool comparison. I like to learn languages by practicing on Duolingo, watching the news and writing down the words and sentences I learned.

[@otavio.a.8.r]

How do you learn Russian words, do you learn the basic forms of them and later apply the cases or you learn each word in the 6 cases?

[@KarenVanessaBuitrago]

Right now, I only know four cases. So, I learn the word in it's basic form, and then when I need to write it in a particular case, I make sure the endings are correct. So, yeah. I learn the words in their basic forms, and then apply the cases

[@vioramara]

Wtf Im from Russia 😅😅😅🇷🇺

[@elennyfication]

learn Russian word as it is in dictionary (nominative case) and then you will bit by bit learn cases (they have pretty clear rules on how to change the ending ...if you are learnign Russian check kzbin.info/www/bejne/fJDOqXyegJmhl5o

[@Amy-dm5ih]

This is probably the most helpful video that I have ever watched about learning languages

[@el_lapinou]

I'm personally struggling with my daily routine and with my vocabulary list which is not very accurate for some specific words. So I will combine with flashcards app. also I guess 🤔. Thanks for the video! :B🥕🥕🥕

[@KarenVanessaBuitrago]

That's awesome! Let me know if the flashcards app helps you. It's free. I love it

[@el_lapinou]

@@KarenVanessaBuitrago The app. that you are talking about for flashcards is call "Smartcards" 7:15 (...can't found it on Play Store) or it's the one you was previously talking about, "Busuu" ? Sorry I'm dizzy I donianiastand -___-"

[@JK-he1tl]

@@el_lapinou you can also try Memrise, I feel like it works better than flashcards because you have to write the answer down and not just remember it :)

[@el_lapinou]

​@@JK-he1tl I downloaded it. I will try it and see what it's worth. Thank to you!

[@tristan_jacques]

While learning japanese, my routine is to learn vocabulary with space reptition system (Drops, Lingoking etc.) The key is to do it everyday, be consistent.

[@AfroLinguo]

I love Atomic habits. I am reading the book right now. I didn't know that you liked reading such books. You are even more amazing than I thought haha.

[@pipeandres]

Siempre vengo a tus videos para tener ideas de estrategias de estudio para mi viaje como futuro políglota (Estoy tratando de alcanzar el c1 y c2 en inglés, y el b2-c1 en portugués por ahora), y termino quedando prendado de lo maravillosamente generosa que fue la naturaleza y la genética contigo. Así que es trabajo extra concentrarme en el contenido, pero hacerlo vale la pena, pues es de muy buena calidad la información. Saludos.

[@Аннасимонова-м9ч]

Gracias por su video, noté algo muy interesante y helpfull para me!) 😍😘

[@ibiza09putitthisway]

I just read this book and I feel,like it’s going to change my life! I’m so glad that you discovered it as well! I would also highly recommend Deep Work by Cal Newport. It’s very similar but focuses on cutting out all distractions and really going deep into your work. I think you would love it. I love your channel by the way. Ver y inspiring. Keep up the good work!

[@AdrianPedrosoSlow]

Totally helpful, thank you and good luck at studies!

[@ENGLISHTAINMENT]

Superb advice to keep motivated while learning (using!) a new language. Can’t be boring!

[@Juudit110]

Thanks for this video! I've seen that you know Catalan. That's great!

[@williamwerner3284]

Great to see you again on here!Iam going to order that book at Barnes and Noble.Thanks for that!All the best in learning Catalan and the other languages you are learning.

[@Cribbage3]

I'm learning Russian, my first foreign language, and have been for close to a year. I'm kind of doing ok but never had those daily goals. As a consequence I can be all over the place with my studying, often not settling to do specific aspects and in the end wasting too much time deciding what I'll be doing that day. I think your advice in this video is just what I needed right now. Thanks...

[@KarenVanessaBuitrago]

Awesome! Let me know if defining your goals helps you in a significant way. I would love to know 🌟

[@biorastorm7002]

Good luck with learning Russian! 😀

[@suiciniv76]

OMG, your hair is wonderful

[@KarenVanessaBuitrago]

Thanks 😂 It can get a little crazy sometimes

[@suiciniv76]

@@KarenVanessaBuitrago you're welcome, dear 😊

[@arcadiaaa1370]

Good luck with your grad school applications! I just submitted mine last week.

[@lucahoffmann8695]

Love your videos!! Can’t wait for the next one

[@KarenVanessaBuitrago]

Thank you so much 😊😊🌟

[@uydfi35]

You're learning catalan ? That is so so cool! In case you don't know the artist "Suu", she has some songs in catalan and spanish as well. There's also "Xarango", "Andreu Rifé" and "Oques Grasses". Hope you check them out and like them. Thank you for the tips and your incredible work :)

[@JK-he1tl]

My study routine - 1. 20-30 minutes of Memrise every day 2. Italki conversation practice 2-3 times a week (after each italki lesson I add the new words to Memrise) 3. Watching video course & listening to podcasts (yoyochinese and chinesepod) every other day

[@elietrinidad6633]

I recommend to use Anymemo is a flashcards tool like Anki but is more attractive ad you can add audio and photos to your cards i like it a lot you can give it try if you like it.

[@alexandraardnaxela4]

THANK YOU SO MUCH FOR THIS

[@biorastorm7002]

I speak Russian and English fluently. I am currently studying Japanese ♡

[@balthasarte5649]

Ok. I don't know how effective this is. I'm only just beginning to use it. I've written a list of 10 languages I want to learn and once a week I throw a 10 sided die. Wherever it falls I research and listen to music on that language for that week. I alreday have the habit of listening to music 1 to 2 hours a day.

[@adventureswithaurora]

I love "Atomic Habits"!

[@TipoQueTocaelPiano]

That skillshare presentation sounds a bit like your anthropological documentary 10 years ago. Great video once again.

[@gillianespinoza3652]

This was so awesome, THANK YOU

[@aristideregal]

OMG! A new video. I missed you so much!

[@c.a.5929]

Meanwhile: i can't speak my own language at least in intermediate level 👁👄👁

[@ericaazevedo58]

I'm brazilian, and my language is portuguese. IT'S VERRY DIFFICULT THE FORMAL PORTUGUESE . We have veryyy rules and variations :-:

[@Аннасимонова-м9ч]

@@ericaazevedo58 I can't nor speak correctly neither text. Especially text in my own language jajaja😥

[@abesapien9930]

wuh

[@matheusperreira6578]

muito bom seu video! posso te ajudar com o português.

[@RedPandas3111]

Just finished this book , really good if you ask me.

[@KarenVanessaBuitrago]

yeah. I loved it too

[@alinkamajac4714]

love ya! Looking for the new video, you're truly motivation, thanks:)

[@KarenVanessaBuitrago]

😊😊 Thank you!

[@BiancaYGG]

I loved this video💛

[@Cmokshofra]

Really cool video 👍

[@KarenVanessaBuitrago]

Thank you!

[@iagonoah6974]

I hate when I’m not able to get all the elements on my list checked and something that satisfies me after my language learning routine is to be able to use a new word or expression in a meaningful conversation

[@Howtogetfluent]

Thanks for the vid (as usual :) ). 20 words a day doesn't sound much but it's 200 words a week (if you take the weekend off new words). Then there are all the reps to do. Do you find even this modest-sounding pace can collapse under its own weight at times or do you press on regardless, knowing that you'll learn-forget-relearn quite a few times in your engagement with a word or phrase and then it will eventually stick?

[@KarenVanessaBuitrago]

Well, part of the routine is also reviewing old words every day. As I showed in the vid I use a space repetition system to do that, so of course I forget some words, but the key is to yes, learn a few new words every day, but the bulk of the work is to review, review and review. Hope it helps

[@chynameetsworld]

i love your hair!!

[@DanielSantos-hs7pt]

Muito bom o video

[@KarenVanessaBuitrago]

Obrigada 😊

[@chrislee2119]

Hey Karen, so you mentioned learning 5 vocabulary words a day for 4 different languages. Would you recommend one learn the same word for all languages, for example, i should learn how to say passion or heart in all four languages rather than 5 different words with no context?

[@sumbunny2009]

Imo try both and see what helps you learn vocabulary more. It would also be important whether you are on the same level in those languages or not

[@hydeyoung9059]

Hi. Thank you for your book advice. I expect more videos. These videos improve my English and give me hope. Your hair is so cute.See you.

[@KarenVanessaBuitrago]

Thanks. I will for sure make more videos 😊

[@joaquimvandellos2333]

Per què estàs aprenent català?? Interessant!!

[@bondjames-bond7664]

U r so btful 💜💜💜

[@joseflores38]

Practice makes perfect..simple...treating language learning as if you were raising a child is a good approach to have, if you do not know where this new language is at ALL times it can die...haha sorta.. but pretty sure!

[@teeI0ck]

brilliant

[@nahweh5938]

I'm just starting to read Fluent Forever: How to Learn Any Language an Never Forget It. I don't recall if you've mentioned this book before and if so what opinion you have. Anyway, he writes about Middlebury Language Schools. Isn't that where you are/were to study your languages?

[@abegailchannel4229]

I'd like to learn new languages french ,spanish 😘🤩

[@rhawkin6099]

the only Karen I fucks with

[@nathanluciow5938]

At 0 39 where did you get that slide? Seems highly useful.

[@KarenVanessaBuitrago]

I made it. I talk more about it in this video: kzbin.info/www/bejne/aX7NeaeqaaeqqJI

[@SilverXT]

Besides Middlebury, any other languages schools you've heard of around the US? I don't qualify for tuition at Middlebury :(

[@KarenVanessaBuitrago]

I think most universities have very good programs. Most big universities have dozens of languages for you to choose from, and I guess most liberal art schools have smaller offerings, but also great programs. I've heard Columbia, Georgetown and Amherst have amazing language departments. Best of luck applying to college!

[@oliviac.9950]

UW Madison has a good language department with more than 40 languages!

[@DrPetrosKorean]

What is the calendar app?

[@klaytonsilva5890]

How's your portuguese learning?

[@pedrofaria1692]

Where are you from?

[@lordmono9986]

Esta bien chula esta morra wey!!

[@laisrocha6234]

im learning english, german, french ans korean

[@zeoceania2765]

Is Korean hard? I'm a very busy person and I'm choosing between Mandarin or Korean (maybe even Russian).

[@laisrocha6234]

@@zeoceania2765 it's actually not that hard esp when you learn the alphabet i'd say go for it

[@eliasmendes6817]

Você está muito linda, com esse cabelo, assim.

[@MrMiisoBlack]

Do you have a PDF version for the first part?

[@ingridpena7303]

Me gusta este canal me ha ayudado mucho ¿De dónde eres ?

[@wagnersantos7818]

I'm learning english by watching videos on youtube and talk with people on Discord...

[@iris-zy1dt]

I did that too 🤣 I mean, watching series/movies or videos in English and then speaking with natives on discord it's a good way..

[@小笼包-m3o]

I speak 3 languages, but I don't see the reason for people to learn a foreign language when all smart people can speak perfect English...🤷‍♂️ I would gladly trade two of my other languages for some more valuable skills.

[@papadofilpe]

Have you ever thought of learning Serbian? :)

[@audddddd]

what flashcard app are you using?

[@KarenVanessaBuitrago]

smartcards+

[@jonlima9897]

You are so Beautiful!

[@corason6606]

2021/1/1 ill start learning french any advice?

[@minlissette5920]

Just have clear your motivations all the time and find good resources, good luck!

[@corason6606]

@@minlissette5920 thanks

[@minx9945]

Just have fun with your language learning journey ♥️

[@corason6606]

@@minx9945 i will thank you

[@winniemaereact1391]

As a native French speaker, I can say: don’t get discouraged! Many people give up because it’s too hard, but it’s mainly the pronunciation and writing! You have to practice your pronunciation by listening and and speaking a lot. As for the writing, have one goal at a time. It’s pretty tough (even people who are native struggle), so don’t be harsh on yourself if you make a mistake and definitely don’t try to learn it all at the same time. However, from what I’ve heard and a bit of experience, I can safely say that French grammar is less of a nightmare than German grammar 😬 Little tip for your English as well; advice is ALWAYS singular, just like homework ;)

[@aquajosh]

Spanish is your native language, so why would it be on your word document?

[@KarenVanessaBuitrago]

what do you mean?

[@abdihalimyusufmohamed8903]

H

[@laocaviajera]

What is your first language?

[@KarenVanessaBuitrago]

Spanish ✨

[@laocaviajera]

@@KarenVanessaBuitrago Hablas perfectamente ingles. Felicidades.

[@osonhodeleon]

Language is repetition.