Getting Fluent In Italian In 6 Weeks (Weeks 1 & 2 : The 1000-Word Method)

[@TimMcNaught]

Not only are you getting better at language learning, your video editing skills keep leveling up too! Really impressed with your dedication. Thanks for the inspiration!

[@languagelords]

Thank you, bro. That’s a heck of a compliment.

[@tn98544]

Je suis un accord

[@czas4]

@@tn98544 “je suis d'accord”

[@nicoleraheem1195]

​@@languagelords Keep evolving

[@Xiaoxiao738]

@@languagelords Yea looks like you used wix or squarespace for those graphics, that's a great idea as there is lots of good presets on those sites. Haven't seen anyone else do that. Keep it up.

[@Susu37053]

The method 1. choose 1 Italian video and memorise the first 10 minutes (or any language you’re learning) 2. Once you memorise the video, use the same video in every exercise you do (shadowing,speaking, etc) 3. Master verb conjugation from the same video (have a word document written of the video you are memorising) 4. Start speaking to natives ( once you master the video content you have memorised and learnt what you’re talking about) The goal of this method: To become familiar with all the words from the video you are learning. His 4 steps to handle memorisation: 1. Shadow the first 30 second section 10 times (try to say it with the exact pronunciation and accent) The purpose of this to get familiar with the overall meaning of the section in both English and your chosen language 2. Repeat each line of the section for 1 minute each, after learning the lines go back to see if you remember the previous lines The purpose of this is by repeating each line makes the brain get familiar with what you’re saying and helps you memorise an entire line instead of individual words, this also helps with improving pronunciation and accent. 3. Start from the beginning of the section and recite as much as you can remember. If you don’t remember the next line, look at it and restart the section again (do this until you can recite the whole 30 second without stopping) 4. Recite the entire 30 second section 10 times from your memory and then move on the next section. Do this method until you have memorised the entire video you are Learning from

[@Realmariah510]

Thanks for this !

[@mcmerry2846]

As a polyglot this is one of the worst methods I've ever seen.

[@Susu37053]

@@mcmerry2846 oh what’s your reasoning? Very curious

[@mcmerry2846]

@@Susu37053 all the learning methods (not only in languages) that are based upon memorization are doomed to fail. This happens because the brain is not receiving a complex stimulus that allows it to create neuronal networks.

[@toniogarcia5803]

@@mcmerry2846 what method would you suggest for rapid learning instead? I'm trying to learn Japanese, and I'm curious how learning something with a different writing system compares to learning European languages when one already knows the same letters. Perhaps a combination of rote memorization for spoken grammar balanced with equivalent writing and vocabulary learning for veryday situations? Using videos with bilingual subtitles? The latter would be tricky, as there can be localizations instead of rough translation for most subtitled videos.

[@heyitsvonage2768]

It sounds like you're boiling down a child's experience with learning their native language into a more repeatable and efficient format. So instead of hearing thousands of words hundreds of times in different context, you'd hear hundreds of words thousands of times in the same context...And you are able to look them up in your native language. That's such an efficient idea! There's so much reinforcement. And while having a large vocabulary is nice, most of us repeat the same shit all the time. Especially due to life having routines and such. But this way, you'd reinforce a modest variety of sentence structures into your mind as well. So this method sounds like it has the potential for giving anyone a VERY stable base to start from with a new language, and then they can go about continuing to build their vocabulary and grammar through interactions like anyone would naturally, as they did growing up with their native language. Great videos on this channel. I can't wait to see how far you go with these experiments.

[@David_J._Fisher]

I was actually shocked when I came across this high quality, well-produced video today just to find this guy only has a handful of videos on his channel. This guy is going to be huge in the language learning community if he keeps going like this, he's literally got me writing a transcript of an Easy German video lol.

[@Adi-vi8is]

Viel Glück und vor allem Spaß beim Deutschlernen! Good luck and much fun learning german! Grüße aus Leipzig :)

[@David_J._Fisher]

@@Adi-vi8is Vielen dank adi!

[@Meknassih]

lol same, which video did you choose?

[@David_J._Fisher]

@@Meknassih I chose the video 'What Germans think is hard about learning German | Easy German 287', then typed it all up into a page on notion and after that I then highlighted the words which I didn't know. From there I just went onto DeepL translator and typed the translations next to the transcript!

[@ningsquaredddd]

i'm doing exactly this rn

[@brownrowntown]

I know someone who did something similar to learn a base of Spanish, but she used songs. It worked so well for her that I’ve been using songs in the same way because I don’t get tired of listening to them dozens of times. But I also like the easy languages idea because songs sometimes take creative license with vocab and grammar so you don’t know if what they’re saying will truly be useful. Easy languages videos are a great idea because 1) transcripts / translations as you point out, 2) they interview a variety of native speakers so you can get used to how different people speak, 3) there’s a lot of repetition baked in because they ask the same questions to a bunch of people. I’ll try it!

[@GeorgeTsak]

I am doing the same , I have a notebook and I write the lyrics , I also translate them to my native language. I have learn so many phrases and a slang dictionary of Italian language

[@jamesbond-xl3xs]

There is/was something out called The Mimic Method which used songs to learn.

[@khalilahd.]

Oh my god I’m so so glad you’re back! I was worried something happened! I’ve been so inspired by you and have been using your process (the one from your Spanish journey with less flashcards) and it’s been so helpful so thank you! I’m glad you an updated method!

[@languagelords]

Yeah I’m doing well. Just been trying to figure out how to do this full-time and improve the content. Thanks for the love. So glad the method is helpful!

[@calvinchristopher9046]

Agreed and same here 😊

[@callmeqt1269]

I saw you in an Ikenna video’s comments. Crazy how that works.

[@IN-pr3lw]

He was doing this and grinding

[@IN-pr3lw]

@@callmeqt1269 she's everywhere bro

[@JWR-U]

This is such a different method to all the other language youtubers, and I think it’s the best! Love your vids man

[@languagelords]

Thanks for the love, man!

[@BoyBlessing]

HOW TO LEARN ANY LANGUAGE IN 6 WEEKS (NOTES) WEEK 1 - Memorize a 10 minute video in the language you want to learn 5 steps to memorizing the 10 minute video Step 1 Memorize the first 30 seconds of the video. Do this sentence by sentence. Pause the video after each sentence. And repeat the sentence out loud with the same pronunciation and accent as the speaker in the video. Repeat this exercise 10 times. The goal of this exercise is to learn and make sense of what they are saying. Step 2 Repeat each sentence individually (from the 30 second segment) for 1 minute. After doing this for 4 different sentences, repeat all of them together for 1 minute. Step 3 Start from the beginning of the 30 second segment, and recite as much of the section as you can remember. If you can’t remember the next line, look it up, and restart the section from the beginning. Continue reciting what you remember, until you miss another line. Repeat this process until you can speak the full 30 second segment, without stopping or forgetting any lines. Step 4 Recite the entire 30 second section 10 times from memory. Then start this same 4 step process for the next 30 seconds of the video. Step 5 Maintain what you have memorized by reciting the previously memorized sections 5 times before starting the next section. By the end you should know what each word and phrase means. WEEK 2 4 Steps Step 1 Write 2 paragraphs about 6 different topics Examples: - Your Career - Your Goals & Desires - Your love life - Entertainment that you enjoy - Your Hobbies - Food that you enjoy - Important people in your life Step 2 Translate what you wrote to the language you’re learning with DeepL translator. And then memorize what you wrote each day using the same process you used in week 1. Step 3 Create a list of individual words commonly used in conversation in any language (people, places, things, time, commonly asked questions, etc.) The goal is to build a base vocabulary of 1,000 words. This will allow you to start having conversations with native speakers in weeks 3 & 4. Doing all of this is for the sake of developing a very deep understanding of all the words and phrases that make up your Italian vocabulary. WEEK 3-6 Speak with native speakers

[@brodieellems3899]

I want to copy this summary!

[@vitalisanekwe203]

Perfect

[@Countrygirl8019]

Yess hon thanks for the break down

[@Sonia-cd2mc]

Thank you!

[@mamasgotmoxy2914]

Thank you! I'm going to Amalfi in 2025 and plan to learn how to speak Italian. I'm going to use this method.

[@knibtronic1]

Great method!. The method you use is based on hardcore science and is absolutely effective. it's called: "Deep learning", or "Learn less but learn it better". It's highly effective because we can only be fluent or good in subjects/things that we dominate well or have a deep level of automaticity. I know this from experience, I had read hundreds, maybe thousands of pages in English but I couldn't speak fluently because I knew a lot of words but I didn't have enough sentences automated to be able to speak.

[@bikesherpa8060]

Da italiano ti devo fare i miei complimenti, hai pure un'ottima pronuncia

[@chandnisahi]

I'm a graphic designer and I'm currently at the A2 level, trying very hard to get fluent in Italian. I have to say, this content that you uploaded might be my soulmate in the form of a video. Everything from the aesthetics to what you say is soooo on point. You're a genius! Thanks for sharing your experience.

[@gtferrara]

I'm learning Italian as well. I'm probably between A2 and B1. I use HelloTalk to connect with Native speakers but end up spending so much time helping them with English. I'm looking for someone else that's learning who would be interested in practicing speaking. Let me know if you might be interested!

[@Mariarco]

​@@gtferraratry Tandem. I'm Italian, you can practice with me 🤌

[@jibber2000]

I would recommend assimil Italian. It’s the same method as shown in the the video, but it’s around 20 minutes of work a day. The method was developed in the 60s I believed and has helped me a lot. It states that you get to b1 if you complete the book, but even after a month I am so comfortable in understanding Italian. I cannot spend 3 hours a day on learning a language sadly, so Assimil really is grrat

[@dubu3927]

THE MOST WAITED COMEBACK IS FINALLY HERE !!

[@languagelords]

You TOO REALLLLLL. Thanks for the love. I'm here to stay now. Getting better day by day and that's a PROMISE. MUCH LOVE, chica!

[@dubu3927]

@@languagelords your videos are just sooo good 😩 keep going, wish you all the best !!

[@OPbaiterOP]

​@@languagelords where are you?

[@muao._.1731]

@@OPbaiterOPhaha are you also trying to find the new video

[@marcobagnoli_]

I’m Italian and all I can say is… complimenti! Italian is a hard language, especially the grammar, but I can see your commitment and I’m sure you’ll reach fluency in no time. Keep up the great work, Cameron! Continua così 👍🏻

[@languagelords]

Thanks a lot bro. I can’t wait to really master it. It’s a gorgeous language!

[@cranque__7737]

@@delta606 Beginner amateur linguist I assume?

[@daki2223]

@@cranque__7737 no its actually very easy language compared to icelandic irish finnish russian etc like its really easy

[@CHIVA195]

@@daki2223 LoL all the time I come across with people that said it's easy when they speak it you notice how bad they actually are at speaking 🤣 even in English it happens the same

[@Marta6347]

@@delta606 it is not like Slavic languages, but it's also not so easy as you say. The grammar is a way worse than Spanish, Portoguese and French for example, even if it's not German. The bigger problem with Italian is talking with natives because here we still make a strong use of dialects and slang. People from North of Italy struggle to understand people from the South and this is a great obstacle for foraigner.

[@virginiai.3632]

I'm in awe Cameron. there's a young italian YTer here that nearly gets to what you're laying down but without the clear concise map. For example. "don't understand me? repeat this video 20 or 50 times until you do!" this actually helped me couple years ago on my journey. My ears are pretty good at catching conversational Italian. Speaking it with any sort of fluidity? OUCH. I just spent 90 minutes testing your method and holy crap, I'm speaking naturally in some complex - to me - sentences. I feel like I owe you some cheese. Have a donation place?

[@virginiai.3632]

one q: where in the memorization process do you refer back to the original content to dial in the natural recitation? I'm finding I can memorize pretty quickly -repeating at natural speed of content? NOT NEARLY

[@DrGodzirra]

Great that you actually showed the details of how you study. A lot of these language learning videos just broadly go over the ideas to effectively learn but actually seeing the process is way more helpful and encouraging!

[@jqa16]

bro you know how long i've been trying to learn french and i still can't speak but can understand and you did it in weeks. Merci pour cette méthode monsieur

[@DanielLeoSimpson]

800+ views hours after the bell went off for me to come here and see a list of positive comments down the page, all speaks for itself. Another slam-dunk - and great videography as well... complimenti!

[@languagelords]

Thank you, thank you and THANK YOU, amigo! Let's learn together! MUCH LOVE, mon ami! You don't know how much that means to me.

[@levegenusaltivolantum6984]

Welcome back,man !!! Keep posting ! All the people exspect your videos!!! So good!

[@languagelords]

I WILL. Thank you for the motivation. This is gonna be really cool. That's a promise. MUCH LOVE, amigo.

[@Marta6347]

Sto seguendo i tuoi metodi e ho già imparato due lingue nuove in un anno, ora sto imparando la terza. Sei geniale, continua così!

[@montywoodside]

THE RETURN OF THE LINGUISTIC KING

[@FreeToBe_Me]

😂🥳👑

[@khalilahd.]

So happy he’s back! I was worried about him 😭

[@languagelords]

😂THX

[@plrach]

Prince* King Laoshu has pasted away.

[@languagelords]

@@plrach RIP KING MOSES

[@Hello_there_obi]

Awesome idea. Another thing I would highly recommend for Italian and it's what I do with my students: Nail the vowel sounds and combinations. A, e, i, o, u and the c,g and sc combined with the vowels etc: Hard sound combos: ca, co, cu, chi, che, ga, go, gu, ghi, ghe, sca, sco, scu, schi, sche (CAH COH CUU etc) Soft sound combos: cia, cio, ciu, ci, ce, gia, gio, giu, gi, ge, scia, scio, sciu, sci, sce (chah, choh, chuu etc) Italian is all about the vowels and these combos. Master the tone and inflections of these and you instantly sound more authentic. Another important tool to use is what I call word-stitching: This is where, when reading a sentence, you don't close your voice box between words but say them all in one continuous stream. For example: "vado alla spiaggia" Beginners often say it with voice box/throat closes inbetween "vado, alla, spiaggia" wheareas it should be without that: "vadoalla spiaggia". Words starting with vowels are they ones that cause your voice box to close if you're not looking out for it.

[@Realmariah510]

This method is also really good for sounding more natural, it may be odd at first but it helps me feel more confident when I speak!

[@PierreGASMR]

That's a great method you are using to learn Italian. It's true that when we memorize a dialogue or a text and review it everyday, we can remember it for a long time, especially when we start using words or expressions from that text. I remember watching one of your videos a few months ago, which was great, went to your channel but didn't subscribe because there were no new videos for a while. Glad to see you are back. Also, your video editing skills were already great but wow, wow, you have improved a lot in that field too. Bon, je vais regarder la prochaine vidéo. I have now subscribe. Hope you reach your 100k subs goal soon!

[@mcmerry2846]

What easy comes, easy goes.

[@leandrocordo]

​@@mcmerry2846easy? Try it and tell me if its easy

[@msmw6159]

I love that you considered how we learn language as children, bcuz that’s one aspect some language instruction misses! Also, the spaced repetition you explained is very imp! As u practice each day, really think about the meaning of what you are saying and making connections to it/visualizing it bcuz repetition and emotion are 2 factors that lead your brain to store the info in your long-term memory. For those who feel they don’t have a lot of time for language learning ea day, whatever time you have, give it consistently, and you will see progress! 🥇

[@leeslater8962]

This is excellent and a much awaited video - glad to see you back. I've been learning Mandarin for years and have a pretty large passive vocabulary but struggle to use it (as you say - 'a little time with a lot of vocabulary' rather than 'a lot of time with a little vocabulary'). I've long held to 'input is everything and it will just come out when you need it' but there's a danger that's too passive - your approach is much more active (and of course, tougher). I've been trying this out for the last few days and I'm a fan so far. Certainly much easier if starting from an otherwise intermediate base because there are less brand new words. A particular advantage with Mandarin is there are no word conjugations. Other than the characters (which are a slog to memorise at first but get easier as you know more), the main challenges are (1) tones, and (2) flexible sentence structure. Tones make this technique slightly harder but also even more useful since it helps fluency to chain tones together. One benefit of your technique is that it gives you a sense of achievement and confidence to be able to produce 30 second snippets of native content verbatim. This is important because language learning can be demoralising at times so having shortish deliverable objectives can build a sense of progress.

[@castropadilla9473]

My bro, such a great phrase, we just simply don't spent enough time with the words in our vocabulary, "spent a lot of time with a little vocabulary rather than spent a little time with a lot of vocab". 🎉 Keep going man, new follower from Colombia ❤

[@Ashusername]

You're literally a genius! I want to utilize some of these into my language learning routine. Thank you for sharing!!!!! It's very appreciated

[@languagelords]

GRATITUDE. Yeah, that's perfect. I experiment with different methods to find the most efficient ways of learning but different methods appeal to different people. Build a routine that works for you!

[@GuiseppeRiccardo]

@@languagelords HELP ME PLEASE!!!!!!! I really don't understand how you actually understand the words. I'm really stuck, please help me

[@igorkavalar2051]

Hi, I am your new subscriber and I just started to test your learning method on German, and I memorized about 18 seconds of video in 1 hour. (45 unique words). It is a very unorthodox approach, but I like that I can improve, my reading, listening, understanding, grammar, and speaking all in 1 place. After I memorized and recorded the audio I was trying to match the video's talk speed, I shortened it from 36seconds down to 30s. Not bad for the first, day. I also opened a text file and wrote everything in German from what I memorized. After I compared it with the original subtitles I only missed 2 letters. So I am happy with the result. Will see how much I will remember tomorrow morning. Thumbs up!

[@cruiz4886]

Wow it's content like this that keeps me going thank you for this. I've started doing the same with Easy French as I am already a huge fan of their content. For anyone trying this on your phone I recommend changing your double-tap playback settings to 5 seconds instead of the default 10 seconds, can do so by clicking your picture in the top right corner and go to general in your settings.

[@yangcoatienza3273]

At 2:46, you essentially describe Stephen Krashen's "comprehensible input" hypothesis wherein he states that language acquisition happens more effectively when one is gets immersed in streams of comprehensible input just like how a child would learn a native language. Also side-note, love what you're doing for the language community. I find your dedication and your realistic portrayal of language learning very very commendable

[@meriez2892]

Very good bro. Today for the first time I unknowingly switched between speaking spanish and french only after the fact. When i realized what happened i was really elated because i consider that a high level skill.

[@languagelords]

YESSIR. That's System 1 of your brain at work, the subconscious part that does things automatically. It's infinitely more powerful than your conscious mind. Keep tapping into it and you may be on to something. I'm jealous. MUCH LOVE, Brodie. Keep me posted on your progress in both languages.

[@lindas215]

Please post your video about your method for learning verb conjugation intuitively. I can't wait to learn more about your method but especially the verb conjugating because I have always felt like there should be a better way than the way everyone does it. 🙏Love your videos!

[@testowastestowy2498]

Every single time, when somebody think out of the box I'm thrilled to watch the idea. But when somebody think out the box and all of this have a great sense, and when you automatically have those sense that it could be something special, those thrill feeling is doubled. You did it, keep going. I'm super excited to watch next parts.

[@mcmerry2846]

You guys literally...living in the box

[@futuresekkai]

@@mcmerry2846 How long have you been learning English , if you don't mind me asking ?

[@mcmerry2846]

@@futuresekkai 3 months

[@EduardoPerez-bq8qf]

You are single-handedly making language apps and courses obsolete!!! This is amazing!!! I remember your French and Spanish video of you using Ted talks and using a speaking/summarizing method along with shadowing. Keep documenting the evolution of your process please!!

[@june_agencies]

I think this a request for everyone, to have someone to talk to them to the language they want to learn, that's difficult to find, and I hope as this channel progress is you can develop a community where people can connect and make friends with others so they can learn together better, funnier, and just easier. Thank you

[@msmw6159]

OMG. I'm so happy you're back! I shared your videos with my niece and nephew to support them as they take high school Spanish classes bcuz that style of instruction typically doesn't make you fluent. You are helping so many people, and I appreciate you sharing whatever you can!🌹

[@languagelords]

You don't know how much that means to me... Thank You. This is my full-time job now so this is about to get intense!!!!! Yeah high school language classes are typically a joke. You have to take matters into your own hands if you want to reach fluency. MUCH LOVE.

[@GuiseppeRiccardo]

@@languagelords HELP ME PLEASE!!!!!!! I really don't understand how you actually understand the words. I'm really stuck, please help me

[@YogaBlissDance]

OMG....FINALLLY finally you are back! I even emailed you to encourage you to keep going with the channel...never heard back...I've tested DEEPL and its better than Google as of now. It understands nuance a bit better and often gives a more "natural" translation.

[@lindseym.1871]

please never stop making KZbin videos!!! i love your editing style, and thank you for sharing this valuable information with us for FREE! you are an angel!!!

[@williamdeoradesilva9444]

Eureka! You are someone with someone with extraordinary intellectual or creative power!! Absolutely brilliant!!!Thank you.

[@msmw6159]

I hope you’re doing OK and that you can come back soon. Your methods are really excellent. 🌸

[@alexr71]

Il miglioramento è incredibile!! L'italiano realmente corretto è talmente difficile che neanche gli italiani lo parlano. Tu potresti viaggiare in Italia e nessuno farebbe alcuna fatica a capirti, in nessun paese ed in nessuna regione. Il metodo che hai seguito è strano, ma poco importa quando i risultati sono così eccezionali. Lo scoglio più grande è l'inflessione dialettale che divide il paese in centinaia di zone, dove a volte italiani che stanno a qualche chilometro di distanza, fanno fatica a capirsi l'uno con l'altro. Keep up the good work man, you're awesome!

[@DonaHellen]

Cara parabéns! Estou planejando o mesmo, sou brasileira. Estou amando seu processo!

[@stephanivaz3204]

Esse cara é um gênio kkk vou começar usar os métodos deles pra melhorar meu inglês

[@TrevoyLenear24]

Most practical video out there … his videos are all you need thanks brother

[@yousaku87]

In athletics, they use this same form. I believe it’s called “periodization”. Essentially, they practice one skill over a period of time. Example: (basketball) dribbling skills. One drill with dominant hand/weak hand. Then the drill progresses towards movement with dribbling and onward. It’s very interesting to see you breakdown your approach. I love it in this way you do it. Can’t wait to see your progression! I’ll give this method a shot! You definitely are a Language Lord!

[@languagelords]

HUGE LOVE, my friend for such kind and insightful words. Since reading your comment, I've already started researching "Periodization" and I know that I'm about to fall down a very beneficial rabbit hole. I LOVEEEE Kobe Bryant and the game of basketball. I'm all about "Mamba Mentality". THANK YOU and MUCH Love, my friend fo the new insight and inspiration.

[@yousaku87]

Maya Angelou said it simply in the most beautiful way, “When you learn, teach. And when you get, give.” Much love back at you! Mamba Forever ❤️

[@languagelords]

​@@yousaku87 That just made me SO happy. *crying emoji*

[@briandicenzo6846]

I just started my journey to learn Italian about two weeks ago and you are way ahead of me! I’m gonna have to try your method

[@kaleab1masresha786]

how is it going now mate? i bet you fluent by now

[@sebastiandk3829]

i did your french tutorial during my study abroad year in paris, and it was instrumental in setting me up to be conversational (i never studied the language in my life). now im back home and i have conversations every day with my girlfriend , a parisian girl, which is crazy because i never thought learning and having real conversations in another language was possible for me. i totally understand what you are attempting to get across with this video, when i started speaking i used a very small set of words in lots of different contexts, and when you speak you dont really need to learn every single conjugation or verb, only the ones that you really tend to use. things grow from there rapidly and then one day you speak in your target language all day with tons of vocab and its dope! youre the best man, thanks a lot.

[@languagelords]

So cool brodie. My girlfriend is a native French speaker, too. OMG that helps a LOT. So glad these methods connect. Keep going hard!!

[@GuiseppeRiccardo]

@@languagelords HELP ME PLEASE!!!!!!! I really don't understand how you actually understand the words. I'm really stuck, please help me

[@aeioouui]

the aesthetic of this video is just wow

[@languagelords]

THANKS, AMIGOOOO.

[@هدىكريمة]

It's been a year since his last vid , I hope to see another project of language learning with the same approach on Asian languages , as : korean , Japanese and , Chinese ! Thank you , I'll use your method, I believe it's the best 👌

[@umutargn369]

totally agree with you language island and retrivel practice last one textospeech perfect 💯

[@ebonyhardiman7519]

Well this is perfectly aligned lol starting my journey to Spanish fluency using your method today and now here you are with another video 😊

[@jt23371]

SAME! I was just planning on starting my language learning journey and I was like I wish that guy still uploads! We definitely manifested this!

[@languagelords]

Yeah, the mind is powerful 😂

[@jasongomez7641]

how is ur spanish now?

[@Realmariah510]

I have been trying this with Spanish with a few tweaks and it works! Here is what I do : I’ll go section by section with my video and then use auto generated subtitles to write it down. Then I write down what I think it means in English, and then check it. The words I got wrong are the ones I write down to study more in depth for the lesson. Plus most of the stuff mentioned in the other steps firm this video. 😊 learning through context is one of best ways ti learn, it’s much easier then just learning random words robot

[@strawberrypri19]

How are things a year later?

[@MarzSanctum]

These AE graphics you made are insaaaaaaane. The video is soooo aesthetically pleasing.

[@kevinbrumfield835]

You've done it. Stunning content that doesn't overpower the message. Very proud of you. Keep up the amazing work!

[@languagelords]

Thank you. Thank you. THANK you, big bro.

[@uneatenpluto7239]

when the world needed him he came back

[@theproplayerboy1431]

Se non ti seguissi da ormai un paio di mesi , sentendoti parlare alla fine, avrei pensato tu fossi italiano. Ha un buon accento. Bravo

[@sebbyvee8153]

HE'S BACK LETS GOOOOOO!! TROP BIEN!

[@NoName-oe8kh]

Dude, your editing skills have gotten crazy since your last video. Good luck on learning Italian 👍

[@languagelords]

THANK YOUUUUU! Such kind words. Idk how to respond. Good luck with your target language and trust that my video quality will only go up from here. Comments like this motivate me to go harder and let me know that what I do doesn't go unnoticed. MUCH lOVE, my friend. Thanks again.

[@ivannavgan]

My bro uploaded a masterclass so everyone can learn a new language and just left like that. I'm grateful tho 🤝

[@luischoy3523]

It's good to see you again! You're an example to follow.

[@darkalligraph]

Bravissimo! I'm an intermediate Italian learner, and I was impressed by your dedication over just the first two weeks. The results show for themselves. I might try this method out if I ever decide to learn a 5th language (which I hope to do in the future!) P.S. As a fellow video creator, this editing is awesome too!

[@danielakeller8912]

Hey man, I'm glad you're back on the channel. I've been studying English on my own, I watched all your previous videos, and I'm using most of your tips. Like you, I spend most of my day studying and being inspired by you, I was able to progress from a basic level to an advanced one, but it took me a little longer. So I'm looking forward to your next video :) By the way, your videos have always been amazing, but now you've taken them to the next level. Good job!!! 👏​👏​👏​

[@languagelords]

MUCH LOVE. Thank you for your kind words. Keep going hard and you'll be fluent in no time. I'm about to increase my work ethic as well. See you at the top!

[@danutdracula]

I cannot believe you are not a fluent/native English speaker judging from this paragraph!

[@danielakeller8912]

@@danutdracula Thanks! It means a lot to me 🤩 After more than 1 year of studying English full time, I can speak very well now. I was almost zero when I started and now I have a good level of listening, writing, grammar and vocabulary. Even though I have a hard time speaking, I can keep a conversation going, but I make some grammatical mistakes, my vocabulary disappears… So, as I’m learning English to use at work and my profession requires me to attend a lot of meetings and speak in public, I really want to master it.Thanks 🙌🏻

[@danutdracula]

@@danielakeller8912 wow that's incredible. I'm curious what your native language is. I would guess Italian considering the spelling of your first name. It was my legal birth name too. I'm Romanian born and haven't gotten around to learning it yet but I do have some conversational Spanish!

[@danielakeller8912]

@@danutdracula I'm Brazilian. But I live in Spain, so I also speak Spanish too.

[@themattressrun]

Best language KZbin channel by far. I was waiting for new videos from you man. glad you're back

[@languagelords]

REAL TEARS. Yeah, mon ami. I'm her to stay now!!!!!! Thank you for your kind words. BIG LOVE.

[@jeremysears4263]

YOU'RE BACK!! Ive been using the methods from you're Spanish video and im starting to understand Spanish better. Thanks! 👍🏽💯

[@languagelords]

YESSIR. LOVE TO HEAR THAT. GO HARD, bro and master it. Do something EVERY DAMN DAY!

[@elsiemegan3979]

This video is edited so well; not only is it so informative and the information is so thorough, but it looks a visually pleasing

[@estheryayaba]

I am trying to learn German and remembering my vocabulary has been a major drawback for me. I came across this video today and taking it as a challenge to memorize, tell my stories and repeat several times. I'm getting to work. Thank you for putting this out here. I love you!

[@shamicentertainment1262]

i've been doing refolds 1000 most common german words with anki. At first it would take me ages to memorize unfamilier words, but after 2 months it's getting a bit easier. I just include the example sentense at the front of the flashcard so I get to read the whole sentense. I've also memorised lyrics from certain songs and it's definitely made those words stick in my head, although I've only roughly memorised them so far

[@daddytheketchum]

​@@shamicentertainment1262 how's your German now? I'm trying to learn spanish with this guy method, I have been using duolingo to help me a little bit

[@dubu3927]

OMG HE'S BACK

[@mrsflyeaglesfly]

The Romance Language Lord 🙂Great to see another one of your videos.

[@jhonvictordeporto9544]

The boss has return!!! Man pleaase make a video speaking portuguese, i am Brazilian

[@ШаринаКаратаева]

I want to say a special thanks for Your Entire 1000-Word Vocabulary!

[@christiana.1204]

This is an interesting language learning strategy. I will use this to learn German and see how it goes. See you all in 6 weeks!

[@kevinhoundalohou703]

Hallo ! T'es à quel niveau maintenant après tes 6semaines?

[@vaintorn5728]

ive been learning italian for almost four years now but due to stress, holidays etc i forgot a lot so thanks for this video!! it will definitely help me freshen up my knowledge. and thank you for the pdf too!!

[@ericc.5460]

I'm using a slightly modified version of this method and I'm getting great results! This method simply WORKS! Thank you very much for sharing this method!

[@598133]

What did you do to modify it? How did it go?

[@tyunpeters3170]

I've been doing something similar in Persian for the last few days. Instead of memorizing words, I practice remembering phrases and sentences. It's going well for me. I'm finding myself remembering enough to give me confidence. I am using spaced repetition though. Forgive me.

[@fermented_fish2064]

The King is back!!!🔥

[@drgerman772]

This is by far the most interesting channel on language learning! Big props, my man! I am praying everyday that u release a video on learning German. Keep up the perfect work!

[@cdgreatest]

But when the world needed him most he vanished…so happy to see you back! Looking forward to the new videos over the next few weeks.

[@languagelords]

You already know APE. I'm going hard from now onnnnn!!!

[@atalkingafro9632]

So I recently took up this challenge and have been trying to follow it to the T within my own life time constraints. I'll give you all a realistic point of you for what it's worth from a random youtube comment. Am I improving overall? I have no idea. But I can definitely feel muscles training, this stuff is draining to memorize. Am I enjoying the grind? The routine feels nice. A subtle grind is always. Can you really get 100 words in 2 weeks? maybe, but any normal person can't. I'm 3 weeks in and have barely made it halfway through my first Easy Spanish video. I've done at least 5 days for a minimum of anywhere between 30 minutes to an hour each day and get absolutely drained. And I've been consciously learning immersing in Spanish on and off for over 3 years now(as in my social media and news is majority in spanish now and I'm comfortable with that). Long story short. This isn't for the faint of heart. It isn't easy, and you most likely won't achieve this in 2 weeks... But you should still do it. Why? Is there any other 100% proven better way to learn? At least you'll feel the growth.

[@briannalisaphotography5477]

We love how hard you work! Keep posting!

[@KarenGarcia-cv4rn]

Omggg this timing couldn’t have been MORE PERFECT

[@godc123]

Most underrated chanel on KZbin. You're amazing man

[@maedthings8828]

i was waiting for this‼️

[@ivankatalinic2881]

Yooo dude, when are you gonna upload weeks 3, 4, 5 and 6? Dying to see it, regardless of level of editing applied! Don't leave us hanging bro!

[@TruEviLuKki]

He's back! I've been applying your methods for korean, major improvements since then! Keep it up 💯

[@languagelords]

YESSSSSSS! You don't know how great that makes me feel. KEEP GOING. Every single day. MUCH LOVE, my friend. P.S. I'm getting into a Asian language soon, too... But that's between me and you!

[@NathanielKane81]

This is great, I started doing something very similar a few days ago using Easy German videos. I’ve been handwriting the sentences in German then English and then trying to be able to understand and speak each part, I haven’t made it through a full video yet but will this week. I’m already noticing improvement and looking forward to continuing.

[@drgerman772]

I am also trying this method on German. How is it going? Any updates? Good luck!

[@strisrobith4782]

German grammar is tough

[@strawberrypri19]

How are things after a year?

[@JoakobeTrent]

Amazing from start to finish 🙌🏾 I’ve actually been doing something similar to this with my Japanese studies. I also love your editing style and I can tell how much work you put into it 👨🏽‍💻

[@languagelords]

Thanks a LOT. Yeah these videos take me forever to do but I've spent the past year as a graphic designer/video editor so I think I'll be able to increase my output very soon. Keep going hard, bro and you'll be fluent in no time. Between you and me... Japanese is my next language... maybe you can give me some tips on learning Asian languages...

[@JoakobeTrent]

Sounds great bro, a lot of people would say that Japanese is really difficult but in my experience I’d say the most challenging thing is learning how to navigate the writing system (mainly Kanji) ✍🏾 Also thanks I appreciate it 🙏🏾 and I look forward to seeing the next one.

[@wamu5204]

@@languagelords one tip I will say is to USE ANKI. It's basically a smart flashcard system that makes learning kanji (the hardest part of Japanese) easy. Also look into cure dolly course playlist and JFZ book grammar playlist (you don't need to use the actual book) thos videos are essential for Japanese grammar and make it super simple but enough of my rambling good luck with your studies bro!

[@mahed5807]

Beautiful!!! I learned English because I had to, and it took me forever to become fluent. I am now learning Spanish because I want to, and your methods are very instrumental to my endeavor. Thank you for sharing your insights.

[@AndreaDestini]

So happy to see you're back again! The fact that you're doing Italian now is simply a bonus! I've been trying and failing for years to master Italian, you're very inspirational! The fact that you come back each time having mastered a new language and improving your methods, amazing. Please keep the content coming 🥹

[@tonylupie123]

Ya ganaste otro suscritor hace unas horas decidí desafiarme a profundizar en el mundo italiano intensamente por los próximo dos meses y solo en el cuarto minuto de ese video me has dado la confianza de lanzar ese proyecto nuevo. Te agradezco mucho por este contenido super útil. Saludos!

[@W3sson]

I wish I had your discipline! You are a hardworking man who doesn’t let anything stop him. It is very inspiring and amazing to see a person like you out there.

[@MarkelBeverley]

I'm mixed black and Italian. Mom Afro American dad from Sorrento Italy and I speak Italian. This is pretty good.

[@cathrynwha]

To anyone actually reading this if you use the clip feature on KZbin for the video you’re using you can get the 30 second sections to loop without rewinding. The clips are private unless you share them even though when you make them they say they’re Public

[@MALIK-no1wq]

In my opinion you have the best Videos on your channel when it comes to learning a new language! You gotta keep going!!

[@davidbalderrrama]

Im started to teach myself french and if it wasnt for your vids i would be making my progress soooo much harder. Thanks for showing us how to learn a language in such a logical and effective method. Keep the consistent content pls haha :)

[@languagelords]

BIG THANKS my friend. I'm here to stay now so expect consistent content and improved videos. Thanks for your encouragement. Let's do this togetherrrrrr.

[@rizzwan-42069]

How many hours do you spend learning? Also there are other channels that you can watch along with this one matt vs japan and ikenna. I like both channels but i like matt vs japan more.

[@GuiseppeRiccardo]

@@languagelords HELP ME PLEASE!!!!!!! I really don't understand how you actually understand the words. I'm really stuck, please help me

[@strawberrypri19]

@@GuiseppeRiccardo Well with the easy italian channel it has subtitles at the bottom in english soo, also looking at that everyday while memorizing probably helps

[@TayNxtDoor]

Your Spanish video motivates me to keep learning. I go back to it when I feel like giving up ,Thankyou!

[@languagelords]

LOVE it, even when you're not motivated just do a little bit everyday. Consistency and repetition are the most powerful tools for the human brain. Shadow a video in your target language for 5 mins or make a 5 min video of you speaking your target language. You can always do 5 mins. MUCH LOVE, brodie.

[@nala6846]

You've done it again!!! Wow your methods are really effective bravo

[@languagelords]

Music to my ears. Thank you. MUCH more to come. Let's become polyglots together!

[@do5284]

Your results are proof but I did something similar for Japanese. After studying on and off for many years without ever becoming fluent. I just studied a (now-defunct) Japanese podcast that had about a dozen world scenarios. After the scenario the hosts would recap the scenario word by word explaining the correct context for usage. I just memorized each scenario over 6 months before going to Japan for the first time. I was amazed how strong my Japanese was after being there for a few weeks, closest I’d ever been to being fluent. Forgotten everything now lol

[@bebeth9833]

Yeeeees Was using your past videos of French and Spanish to help me with Italian. Now I got my special Italian videoooooo Merciii 🥰🥰

[@languagelords]

Pas de soucis, amiga. This series will be EXTREMELY detailed. Do something Every Damn Day. And you will master it. Me and you at the same time!

[@bebeth9833]

@@languagelords merci beaucoup pour votre soutien. Vous êtes les meilleurs ❤️ bonne continuation

[@pinay_and_languages]

Your methods are insightful and inspiring, man. Especially, your method tackling speaking abilities and watching Tedtalks ✊👍👍I'm applying it to my Spanish journey. Glad to see new upload!! :) Great job, man. 👏 Saludos desde Filipinas 🇵🇭 (idk Italian 😅)

[@ThePROFESSOR212]

It's amazing how we both had similar ideas on how to learn a new language. The difference is, I started with writing the script and translating it before watching videos and trying to copy the pronunciation (and I never memorized the video, I memorized my own script). And the video part I could have skipped if there was an app or a website that had perfect speech to text flow and pronunciation ,or I knew a native speaker of that language to read the script.

[@leeslater8962]

Depending on the language, Microsoft Edge has a VERY good text-to-speech for free built into the 'read aloud' within the browser. About as natural as you can get without a human saying it (at least for Mandarin).

[@kaybee558]

Your method is on point. So now u have 3 foreign languages under ur belt. Continue 2 do well on ur path 2 being a polyglot.