Linguistic HACKS to SPEED UP your learning progress

[@DaveActon]

Man I love how you described learning phrases as getting reps in. That got me back onto anki after a long time 💪. I’m gonna translate phrases I can’t think of while talking to chatgpt. Thanks again, keep up the great vids! :)

[@Speechbound]

Hey, thanks for the comment! I also recently found a tool called Migaku, that you can use to create Anki flashcards on the fly from Netflix content, with one click including screenshot, full sentence and audio, which is quite genius. The tool is still in development so it has a few kinks, but definitely check it out!

[@DaveActon]

@@Speechbound oh my god that sounds like an absolute game changer! I’ve been using language reactor but not really making any Anki cards from Netflix. Gonna look into that one asap. Thanks again man much appreciated 🙌

[@Beni__]

Well done mate! Much love from Brazil ❤

[@Speechbound]

Obrigado amigo!!! Hopefully you found that helpful :)

[@elsen79]

It's awesome you were able to get Grace in another video! Great tips too!

[@Speechbound]

More to come! Cheers!

[@Being_333]

Sup bro 👋, great video 👍 but try updating more videos speaking in different languages with random people, it will help you to get subscribers faster.

[@Speechbound]

Hey sup!? Will do, thanks for watching and your advice! This video was more targeted towards giving tips for language learners, but yes the problem is, no views, no use :) Next video will be more people interaction :)

[@nachfinbolshevik]

Как вы учили иностранные языки до появления chatGpt?

[@Speechbound]

Mostly with flashcards. I would read or watch movies, write down the vocabulary I didn't know, grab an example sentence and then create a flashcard, learn it. I also used a lot apps/websites like Italki or Tandem a lot, to communicate with native speakers, that really makes a huge difference.

[@CanOnlySpeakAmerican]

Dudeeee, I need helpppppp I suck at language

[@Speechbound]

Hey Jay, what’s up! Consider joining our Discord, there’s a bunch of language learners exchanging tips!

[@CanOnlySpeakAmerican]

@@Speechbound Ooh, fancy