Meet the Person Who Knows How to Become "Fluent Forever": Interview With Gabriel Wyner

[@veronika_languagediaries]

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[@Piyush_Kumbhare]

It's so amazing to see both of my favorite teachers in one place❤. And it's an awesome ✨ interview, looking 👀 forward to watching more content like this. Thank you, Veronika ❤👏👏👏 and Happy Christmas 🎄 🌟😄.

[@raghavgaming6819]

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[@veronika_languagediaries]

thank you so much ;)

[@raghavgaming6819]

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[@gabrielaldescu7179]

idiots..really do you like how he looks??

[@yozmosis]

Took Gabes online class many years ago. Legend!

[@NAYANPATEL8419]

Great conversation 👏👌 Cheers to youtuber (language expertt) Veronica and great writer Gabriel Wyner 🎉 Yeah it's true quote " you don't need to be good at things to be valuable " 💯 I guess it's your own quote or ...??

[@veronika_languagediaries]

Thank you so much! Gabriel said it in this interview :)

[@e-genieclimatique]

in brief: The video is an extensive interview with Gabriel Wyner, the author of "Fluent Forever." The interview covers a range of topics related to language learning, with Gabriel sharing his insights and experiences. Key points discussed in the interview include: 1. **Learning Languages Like Children:** Gabriel discusses the similarities between how adults and children learn languages, emphasizing the importance of building associations and memories rather than relying on translations. 2. **Adult Learning Advantages:** He highlights that adults can learn languages more efficiently than children by using specific strategies, such as focusing on ear training, using pictures, and connecting new words to personal experiences. 3. **Efficiency in Language Learning:** Gabriel talks about the importance of being selective with vocabulary, focusing on frequently used words, and using tools like flashcards to enhance retention. 4. **Maintaining Multiple Languages:** The conversation touches on the challenges of maintaining fluency in multiple languages. Gabriel shares his personal experiences and strategies, such as immersing himself in content like TV shows in the target language. 5. **Personal Connection to Language Learning:** The interview emphasizes the importance of having a personal interest in the language and its culture, which significantly enhances the learning process. 6. **Language Learning as a Passion:** Gabriel and Veronika discuss the commitment required to maintain high proficiency in multiple languages, noting that it's a feasible goal for those who are deeply passionate about language learning. 7. **Gabriel's Language Choices:** In a hypothetical scenario, Gabriel shares which five languages he would choose to be fluent in and explains his reasons, including Japanese, German, Italian, Spanish, and Swedish. 8. **Future Plans and Book Updates:** Gabriel talks about his plans for updating his book "Fluent Forever," incorporating new insights and developments in language learning methodologies. Throughout the interview, Gabriel Wyner provides practical advice and motivational insights for language learners, emphasizing the importance of personalized learning approaches, patience, and embracing the journey of language acquisition.gpt4

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You always give us confidence and experience to learn languages and other things. Thank you very much🤍🤍🖤🖤

[@veronika_languagediaries]

Happy to hear that!

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[@MunBSaleh]

Same

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[@shaya.23]

I'm your 500, ❤well done, Veronica 🎉

[@tore84]

You were all red while having interview with him

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Sweety your english is better than even native speakers😁

[@Relss2000]

Thanks you guys❤❤❤

[@ranjithwasanthawiithmaths4229]

🎉 Good teacher, All the success

[@veronika_languagediaries]

Thank you!

[@lolClown1304]

It’s a good idea to learn English or other languages!!!

[@stillboy856]

Thank you very much veronika maam .

[@veronika_languagediaries]

Thank you!

[@erkinsuyunov6987]

❤ Hello Veronika ❤❤❤

[@infosheikh88]

I am listening to Bangladesh. I want to be a good English language speaker.

[@WineSippingCowboy]

I read Fluent Forever. It is a Helpful book 📖. Not stated. To maintain many languages, a language learner should at least read in the target languages. Footnote. I do have a family of polyglots. Both parents speak 3 languages fluently. Other relatives speak more than 3! 🤯 As for me, I speak Spanish 🇪🇸, French 🇫🇷, German 🇩🇪 and Tagalog 🇵🇭. The European 🇪🇺 languages were easier to learn once my professor taught me and the class some Latin. 🇻🇦. Tagalog is recent for me.

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[@christopherbrinks1874]

I think you did a wonderful interview! However, I disagree with your statement that you do not need to be good at something to be valuable. If you analyze that statement, it makes no sense, I believe what you were trying to say, instead, is that we should be understanding with people if they are not 100% competent or confident when doing something. Understanding involves compassion, but it is absolutely true that incompetency makes you less valuable than those that can do something well. Tough words but true.

[@houssameddine1434]

I need friends to speak to them English 😭

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[@YogaBlissDance]

His hands are so distracting to me...but whatever, so both of you have beautiful, graceful hands.

[@abuzarmehdi9782]

I have to say something to you actually ask. Have you watched game of thrones? Because you looks like khaleesi (one of the characters of game of thrones) ❤😅

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[@ernestorevollar3632]

This video was quite awesome to watch, and I didn't know who he was. I guess Gabriel is a good polyglot, he's experienced many ups and downs throughout his way obviously, just like any other language learner. Veronika is so confident speaking in English despite not being her native language; her accent is so cool that she can easily be mistaken for a native speaker. As for me, I can only speak and manage English and Spanish as my primary languages. There are still also so many unfamiliar things in both of them for me to take in. I already speak fluent English because I've been learning it for more than six years, and I'm still working on it. Moreover, I still brush up on my overall language skills. We all know that there are lots of challenges to overcome in the long run. I feel that I wouldn't be able to learn additional languages for now owing to my limited brain's capacity for developing new skills and absorbing plenty of information, including language learning. By the way, I think anyone can learn anything new, language learning is no exception, no matter how old we are.

[@kurdishblink7984]

Thank you veronika ❤ I am so confused about English vocabulary 😢 and I listen to podcasts everyday but there’s a lot of English vocabulary in the podcast that I don’t know the meaning, and when I look them up in a dictionary I don’t understand and I feel so sad 😞 so can you tell me how can I solve this problem ? And should I translate new English words to my native language or just learn them with English definition??! ❤

[@Piyush_Kumbhare]

I was also feeling the same, but now I list vocabulary as the words that I need in conversation and the vocabulary that is often used (it's called active and passive vocabulary). So first just learn the words that you need the most and learn the words with more time, that you are infrequently gonna use. I guess this may help you 😊.

[@TadParker]

It looks like you don’t even know your native language, since you don’t understand the meaning in translation... you’re probably still tiny, so start with children’s books, everything should be clear there🙂

[@peddent]

@@TadParker I think, she means that she translated on another language also) not native. If I`m not mistaken) Because I do this in my language learning`s routine (it`s more productive)

[@veronika_languagediaries]

Thank you so much!

[@veronika_languagediaries]

If you find that the podcast you're listening to has a lot of new vocabulary, it means that the level of this podcast is too difficult for you and you should start with something easier :) The key is find the material that is a LITTLE BIT challenging.

[@cesarcosta7577]

what a weird guy 😂

[@englishwithbarry]

Incredible interview with Gabriel Wyner! His 'Fluent Forever' approach offers such a refreshing perspective on language learning. Really appreciate the focus on immersive learning and practical tips. A must-watch for anyone passionate about mastering a new language!

[@veronika_languagediaries]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@BoomerNaija]

Okay princess you have got a beautiful smile, marry me angel, i mean it 100%. And am not taking you for granted❤. You are the angel that can send the demon in me out so i can be fluent in english. Demon in me get out so i can be fluent in English, the angel is here.

[@RuparnaSarkar]

The way she talks with confidence and elegance, love it😍💕

[@veronika_languagediaries]

Thank you so much!

[@RuparnaSarkar]

​@@veronika_languagediaries you are most welcome dear❤ I'll keep watching your amazing content, keep it up! 🔥💜

[@GabrielSantos-mo5vt]

I love this episode dear Veronika ❤️ Now it's my turn to answer your question haha If i wake up tomorrow with the ability to speak 5 new languages these 5 languages would be.. Japanese, Russian, Germany, Spanish and lastly French haha❤

[@veronika_languagediaries]

Haha I love that you decided to respond to the question too!

[@pushkarshirodkar4894]

Hey Veronica, I really appreciate your content. However, I don’t find motivation for learning new language other than travel. Did you happen to create a video that states how learning new language can be important?

[@josecontreras7153]

You can't compare how children learn their first language to how adults learn their second language. Children spend thousands and thousands of hours learning their first language in total immersion; adults can't do it. When you learn a second language there is interference from the first language.

[@pohlpiano]

Ouch, I could not help to immediately think about different meanings of that Spanish shell word... well, that is how the memory actually does work, strong impressions, strong meanings, strong memory

[@michelgolabaigne595]

I bought this book years ago, I didn't find anything inspiring in it... After watching your interview, I will reread it more carefully... :) A superb interview with lots of applicable advice... THANK YOU

[@veronika_languagediaries]

Go for it!

[@michelgolabaigne595]

@@veronika_languagediaries C’est épuisant quand même, beaucoup de contenue est déjà dépassé…:)

[@YogaBlissDance]

"How to Improve Your Foreign Language Immediately" is much better! I read them both....they are different but check it out, it's written by a Russian guy who came to America and worked teaching diplomats and high level reporters.

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[@Piyush_Kumbhare]

Oh, you are a magician Mis. Mark 🤩, you always post something that I need, or I'm currently doing. And now I'm on the way to Fluent Forever, and I must say it's an ammmmazing book that keeps you engaged in reading and teaches you how to learn. And this book was your suggestion also ❤. Cheers to you and Gabriel Wyner 🎉🎉🎉.

[@veronika_languagediaries]

Thank you so much!

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06:40: Man, I didn't know ehat does a 'gas cap' mean before this video! I learned it only now 😂

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Hello, I’m jeevan. I want to learn English. Can you give me, speaking classes on call daily. If you can give then how much money I will have to spend for a month?

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Vero, ahora si que te volaste la barda con esta entrevista. No terminas de sorprenderme, eres un estuche de monerias....Felicidades! keep up the good work!.

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What is there in Gabriel nose❓❓

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[@veronika_languagediaries]

Thank you!

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[@veronika_languagediaries]

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[@tanf2254]

It was so enriching, thank you so much Veronika for what you do!! Thumb up. It will help me a lot

[@RobertAlexx]

He has got a very weird styling. As it comes to me my linguistic guru is prof. David Crystal

[@YuldashevOkilbek]

Wow, my accent changed thanks to you. Again, thank you so much ☺️

[@محمدراشد-ي5ل]

Why there is no auto translation 😢

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[@annagorbunov3125]

Что ты думаешь о видео: How I learned Norwegian? Это про изучать языки как ребёнок.

[@veronika_languagediaries]

I need to watch it :) haven't seen it yet

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[@YessBlack]

Ya me iba dormir pero ni modo salió video y tengo claras mis prioridades. Gracias veronika eres una gran fuente de inspiración. 🩵🇲🇽