Start SPEAKING ANY Language IMMEDIATELY!

[@LucaLampariello]

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[@FelipeRodrigues-tm2vi]

Gracias por compartir 🎉

[@BirgitSchultz]

Unfortunately the sign up for the free ebook isn't working. Can you please check this? I tried my gmail and my gmx adress.

[@pedroviana6150]

This video is amazing. I'm from Brazil, and the idea about the school system is totally true. We are so used to being scared to fail that we prefer to do nothing instead of failing and learning. The reality is the opposite: COMMUNICATION OVER PERFORMANCE. Thanks, Luca, for the encouragement.

[@francegallo8747]

I speak in italian to my cat (her favorite language) and spanish, english and italian to my dog. I need to enhance my conversations🤣. Grazie di cuore Luca ! Belle journée !

[@DeutschLernen-wq4yi]

Vielen lieben Dank,dass Sie sich Zeit nehmen ,um die Lernende auf diesem Weg zu helfen.

[@Poliglotovic]

Teacher here and I couldn’t agree more about your rant. That’s why I will leave school eventually to pursue something more meaningful, work on my own, create more of my own content to help others. Thanks for this!

[@SzczeryPoliglota]

Poliglotovic, super ksywa :D

[@Poliglotovic]

@ kocham języków obcych!

[@pablojure3550]

I LOVE your approach Luca thank you so much i appreaciate your vibe

[@DaddyGringuito]

Mi técnica para hablar es enfocarme en la comunicación y aprender de mis errores.

[@goldmund2902]

Ich habe dich noch nie deutsch sprechen hören und ganz generell hört man selten jemanden mit so wenig Akzent sprechen - ganz großen Respekt dafür! Davon abgesehen: ich würde mich riesig über neuen Griechisch Content freuen! :-)

[@Gabu_Dono]

Japanese is Subject (if at all) - Object - Verb, but many times you can get by just with the verb. People are often intimidated about Japanese, but the advice about simplification is even more applicable to Japanese; you can say quite a lot by using verbs and conjugating them correctly.

[@fabianogama39]

Very good tips. I've been talking to myself in English and it's improving my skills in a rate I would never imagine before. Im finally getting from the level I've been at for such a long time to the level I not only want to be, but also need to be for professional reasons. Communication over performance is something I've been applying in these practiced without knowing it had a name and it's great because, as I notice if I let myself make as much mistakes I need, I will have the opportunity to hear my own voice speaking that way and feel that, for some reason, it doesn't sound good and even if I don't look up in a dictionary or a grammar book what is the correct or more appropriate way to say whatever I was trying to say, it will prompt my brain to notice more easily the correct pattern when I hear it in the next time, even if I am not consciously looking for it or even remember having gone through the situation where I needed it. It seems that the more mistakes we make, the more language we will be absorbing in the following days. But none of these happens if we don't use the right fuel to this practice, which is a lot of reading and a lot of listening. Well, at least that's what I've been noticing after doing this every day, I don't know how much of these is applicable to other people, but I think everyone should try.

[@Giuseppe-c5y]

Amazing work Fabio! Could you kindly tell me how many hours per day, and how many years, you invested to achieve this fluency in English?😃

[@fabianogama39]

@@Giuseppe-c5y I don't know exactly because I haven't invested this time continuously, I stayed in the same level for a long time multiple times, in multiple levels of proficiency, because I wasn't deliberately working to improve, but whenever I put effort to learn I advance a lot and right now I'm in a improving sprint, so to speak. But I'm also learning french, still beginner, but I'll try not to drop the ball this time and see how long it will take for me to achieve the same level I am in English.

[@astroblogger]

As always thanks a ton Luca for these amazing tips. I'm gonna talk to myself in Swedish and follow Anna's path. Hopefull that'll lead me where she went.

[@gabrielecauda9659]

I couldn't agree more with your opinion about the education system. The subconscious thought that everything should have a grade is what ruins the most our experience with the world

[@juand.sanz.]

Gracias Luca ❤

[@UnaVitaDiversa]

Fundamental...as usual! Grazie Luca 😊

[@danielpanizza]

"Even THOUGH I love Japanese", e non "even IF". Svista tipica di noi italiani, anche quando raggiungiamo un livello di inglese eccellente, come in questo caso. :) Regola per gli italiani che leggono: Quando "Anche se" può essere sostituito da "sebbene" o "per quanto", il corrispettivo inglese è "even though". È sempre difficile trovare il giusto equilibrio tra la "modalità comunicazione", in cui chi se ne frega degli errori, e la "modalità editing", in cui invece si cerca di individuarli e correggerli. Credo sia utile cercare di tenerle separate.

[@urien3315]

Thanks man for the tips ❤

[@emanuelegregori3945]

SUPER EFFICIENTE! Grazie.

[@lamiamahmoud599]

Thanks

[@ricardobellotoledo2940]

I speak to my wife in German every day, she doesn't understand a thing, but she doesn't get angry either. Sometimes she tells me I'm crazy, but she usually laughs. Nothing to lose, and good practice!

[@franklinamadeoyanapacuri9078]

Master!!

[@mohameddocumentaries1798]

I think talk about Chat gbt as a language tool will be an interesting vídeo

[@paulwalther5237]

I wonder if I can import belle figura into the English language.

[@Nelson-Cs]

Supeeeer

[@gabrielfaria7135]

I’m paradox, how to speak if I can’t speak kkkkkk help me

[@LucaLampariello]

Get massive input for 3-6 months first, before applying the advice in this video.