That’s How You Learn a New Language: 7 Effective Methods

[@ayachan3789]

I was paying attention to what you are saying but I'm more amazed at your beautiful drawings!

[@sprouts]

thanks!

[@uzmanoo1]

going to the native place is highly effective

[@adamcheung7284]

You're joking, right?

[@mekaalhassan5111]

He made it through wide board animation software. Just google you will get the details.

[@favourj7]

Me too

[@faithheart9949]

"Go where they only speak that language" are you going to provide me the money or?

[@sushilaprabhu4109]

Great point @faithheart

[@sushilaprabhu4109]

Thats what I was thinking😂

[@user-hf3hy4jy5h]

He was speaking to rich people.

[@deez3]

Awesome question

[@k.5425]

Exactly what I was thinking when he mentioned that point

[@LindaTinahTV]

Immersing yourself in the language is definitely the best tip for me. I studied french for a long time but never practiced it much. I live in Italy now and speak it much better.

[@sprouts]

thanks for your advice !

[@canadianroot]

Do the Italians understand you when you speak French?

[@hopeless_turkey2735]

canadianroot well, not really, but obv there are words really similar

[@canadianroot]

I have the added burden of living in Korea, where almost no words are similar (except for words for computer, truck, pineapple, guitar, etc.....basically, fairly common nouns). The verbs go at the end of sentences, and there's all manner of confusion in between. Not a language one can pick up casually.

[@ninadant]

People always say you need to live in the country where the language is spoken to be able to actually learn it. I have never been in an English speaking country yet I can speak the language. So, to all poor people out there, don't lose hope! You can do it!

[@Ayaforshort]

Just a caution against duolingo, I think this is best after doing some kind of conversational or listening program like pimsluer. It can be really hard to recall words when trying to speak to someone because you really only memorize what the word looks like. Learn languages in the order a child does. Listening, then speaking, then reading, then writing. My experience with duolingo was with Dutch btw.

[@thaminaaktar158]

my language loving heart melted when timothy doner came up 😭✨💛

[@sprouts]

glad to hear that. maybe you can tell him that we got him in here. He doesn't know yet ;)

[@williamramos3350]

I have been searching for ways to approach learning a new language. This is by far the most straight forward. I am going to see which one will help me absorb the language better. Thanks.

[@Awesomedudewithhansom]

One of the thing I realized late was making sure your watching the right video’s because I’ve been trying to learn a language for many years now and have seen dozens of videos on how to learn the language and courses and I have only found 3 ones through out that time that have seriously impacted my language learning one of which has nothing to do with learning a language I have realized over time its not about the quantity but about the quality of the content your watching I think this might be one of the good ones

[@mimimoonie]

Thanks

[@sprouts]

Thank you!🙏🥲

[@nunyadambidnis2274]

My favorite technique is the deep immersion. I love all your techniques though, but that was helped me the most.

[@sprouts]

thank you!

[@jaytamayo4694]

So it is really good to have people to surround you who speak the languages you wish to learn. If you are alone at home etc then I will be very challenging. One mentioned her is a guy who speaks 50 language. WOW! and a guy who was not yet 18 then yet knows already 20 languages. That is so amazing.

[@mahsaahmadpour23]

I can speak 5 languages😭 I need to learn Korean and spanish

[@graciantumba8069]

mahsa ahmadpour which ones? :)

[@StudywithVane]

mahsa ahmadpour me korean! i already speak english and spanish

[@raymart1385]

mahsa ahmadpour how bout Filipino...? wanna try.. :D hehe

[@tortolito56]

Yo soy Mexicano, ¿qué te parece si hablamos por Skype y aprendemos juntos? I'm Mexican, How about we talk on Skype and learn together?

[@bitchrat1123]

How did you learn the language?

[@khushbooprasad6519]

The first idea sounded like a survival adventure more than casual language learning tip.

[@omariglesiasjimenez8831]

I'm from Mexico, and I study languages, Is great to find content very interesting in KZbin, not only entertainment... I suscribe to the channel.. :) PD: sorry if I have spelling mistakes... still I continue learning English.

[@sprouts]

your english sound pretty good. keep going! and if you want to support our channel to make more such videos, visit www.patreon.com/sprouts or share this video with a friend so we can spread the word!

[@chesskw]

Thank you for all the effort you put into this video! Entertaining and informative. Keep up the wonderful work.

[@sprouts]

glad u like it! :)

[@minutekanji7082]

Reeeally good tips! Once you've learned the basics, I think "Study buddies" are the best. Practice and making your own experiences with the language changes everything.

[@saraahsain7616]

Hey ! Just letting you know that I am amazed by your creativity n that you re incredibly talented. I literally can't take my eyes off screen. Keep up the hard work good luck.

[@sprouts]

thanks

[@jyotitiwari9088]

true......... absolutely true..................... :P

[@amrutamahajan9627]

Just discovered your channel. Great stuff! ❤

[@sprouts]

Thanks :)

[@sbegum29]

Amruta Mahajan agree

[@carbugnov1952]

i found scriptorium the best . writing and reading aloud, and repeating. read each sentence until i can remember it , then write it without looking at the text. in 1 year i learned FRench ,by doing all the exercises in 7 books plus google translations,.from you tube i learned pronunciation, vincent is most recommended , also alexia.

[@Akbarjohn7]

Leave home and go what language you want to learn Immersion * Mnemonics (new vocabulary ) Chou (shoe)(French) =cabbage Thinking shoes ,shoe it is cabbage (describing ) Scriptorium =The exercise of writing Shadowing (used for learning vocabulary) Tech and Apps Duolingo e.g Get a Studybuddy (Study/Learn with friends Summary *

[@teresita.lozada]

WOW. Awesome tips. Thank you.

[@garimasule]

Love this channel

[@rehanvipin8480]

amazing sprouts, amazing. I have watched quite a few of your videos and tried applying them while studying. they really help.

[@Ray_1428]

I want to say that your drawings are amazing... really and the things you said are also very attentive..... I really like it..and I just subscribe it now...

[@sprouts]

thank you rahul !

[@robertosoto1370]

My native language is spanish, then as a teen i learned english by immersion talking in it, reading, writting & that definitely was the key to start speaking it.then when i was 20 yrs old italian became my third language it was easier for me to learn how to speak it since the similarities between both languages it's amazing besides i i had 2 italian friends to speak in it was much more easier, in the mid 1970s french came along &it was not that easier since french pronunciation is not phonetic it has taken me yrs to get better in it why? first time factor i have been very busy working for over the last 40 yrs i only had very limited time to immmersed my self in it a lady i met from morocco spoke nothing ,her native arabic & french so after a couple of months i met her she had to relocate to new yprk city & never heard from her no more so actually i learned it autodidactically self taught then 42 yrs later portuguese came along in my life the same i never met people that speak the language except sonoa from rip de janeiro, but then she got a better job offer & also left so i had no alternatives,to speak to my self in the mirror, the difference between french & portuguese is that portuguese is much more similar to my native tongue spanish &is also phonetic except with the pronunciation & grammatically spoken way of pronouncing a lot of words which are more nasal than other portuguese vocabulary it is a never ending process because ehen you gain confidence & language flows easily of out your mouth you'll be surprised as you read papers & magazines there are still hundreds of words that one still has to learn mastering a languages is a endless process as one though well i can speak fluenty no no,no i stillgot a long way to go!!! ,yes immersion living,in the country learning the history , soaking yourself in the desired language vis the only way to do it speaking in it definitely!!!

[@dalubwikaan161]

Thank you for the advice. 😊

[@mishaash1675]

Nice rundown. One point of criticism: briskly walking while 'shadowing' is probably counterproductive. Psychologist Daniel Kahneman has pointed out that while a slow or moderate pace can facilitate some aspects of cognition, walking too quickly interferes.

[@marieyesyouarerightthanksf9665]

Thank you so much for this information!

[@sofija-677]

Great channel! Thanks for videos 😘

[@sprouts]

thanks for the feedback!

[@katieburkman4036]

How do I find a study buddy? I want someone who I can talk to but I want to ensure my safety and security isn't at risk.

[@sprouts]

Sorry, but I dont know either. But if you find out, please share your tips with us!

[@Deaxz]

Katie Burkman If it's a language partner you seek, you could try out the app called Hellotalk which connects you to people, who are learning your native language, and speak the language you are learning. Though I haven't heard of anyone's safety being at risk. I have heard of uncomfortable people on the app, but with a simple click they are reported and blocked. I hope it is of some use! :)

[@katieburkman4036]

Deaxz thank you!

[@jin653]

hi native download the app.. you may find someone

[@ErikAlfkin]

italki is also a great site. You can find low-cost tutors (which I find less stressful for at least the first few conversations) and people willing to trade practice in your and their languages.

[@kumar2910]

Tips at its best... As simple as that.. thanks for your efforts and moreover your drawing keeps us glued to your inputs. thanks for sharing.

[@angelovatanya]

Really useful!!! Thank you!!

[@ahmedreda5784]

great, loved watching it

[@user-zx9vk9ps1h]

I wanna learn korean but I can t find someone to help me

[@sprouts]

good luck!

[@가람-n4u]

I'm Korean. Can I help you?

[@s.a.4275]

I want to learn korean too

[@yourimaginarybestfriend]

@@가람-n4u help meh

[@itsmesanvi1903]

Kamnu....idk if i spelledit right,sorry if i didnt but please can you help me too

[@anissasaadi3041]

Interesting video.I like the example of choux learning by association of sounds. Good tip. Thanks a lot

[@sprouts]

Thank you Anissa for the good feedback! If you want to support our channel, please subscribe and spread the word, or if you speak another language you can contribute subtitles, and if you want to support us even more, you can become a patron on www.patreon.com/sprouts. Even a small contribution of 1$ means a lot to us.

[@signaturecater7653]

Fantastic point of view

[@sprouts]

thanks!

[@moonworldianss7558]

wow, this's very useful, thanks

[@ЛюбовьЯкимченко-э3е]

Thank you for your videos! They're amazing:)

[@sprouts]

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[@manondornic6758]

I'm french and I try to learn English ❤ I watch your videos for that :)

[@MrBloem13]

A friend of mine coming from France used in his speech such a word combination as shoe dish. Could you tell me what did he most probably mean?

[@manishadhurve4010]

Thank you so much for this information especially about the duolingo app

[@sprouts]

your welcome!

[@whatyoudontknowaboutit]

@@sprouts yeah, i've just watched that video and i get into duolingo.... wow it's very simple and amazing thanks pall

[@alirezamohamadi2341]

Every bit iof info what ever quoted, was helpful📢☑️ Strongly recommend to check and adjust ones learning habits as well. Thank you so much. 🎁🙏

[@onefrazi9308]

wht is this browns technique whcih comes @3:35 ??

[@sprouts]

+Rawal Frazi try Process Learning if you want to learn a new language. kzbin.info/www/bejne/r4SVmHadn7ikabc

[@dhanushst1247]

Sprouts

[@comicsvarient3701]

Nice work and keep going

[@HypoHuy]

thank you for making great videos and brilliant channel. keep up the good work, man! perhaps I'll use your channel to practice English listening skills and therefore, I'll imitate what you said to practice speaking...you have a nice accent. I suppose this is British accent. Am I right? I'm a big fan of British accent. Thank you!

[@nihadyousif]

What I do is talking to myself. like sometimes I force myself to think in that specific language. I also create scenarios in my head and try to figure out what to say and how to respond. It's a very good habit specially if you don't get the chance to practise.

[@keybee250]

The first tip! Seriously?!!!!! Is this possible for everyone?

[@Leon-pn6rb]

Using just one app to learn french , Making loads of progress and enjoying the process ! Gonna learn Mandarin after this Already know Hindi and English je me sens bien ;)

[@christinalim2320]

Bon courage j’apprends cette langue aussi but my progress is very slow im not sure i was even grammatically correct lol

[@anak_kucing101]

Shadowing is the hardest one for me because I practice with audios where natives speak so, so, so quickly.

[@monicaflor4144]

You're an artist...Well done!! 🤔🤔

[@nicolevictory6407]

Nice tips! Immersing yourself in the language is the best tip for me. I'm 13 and my mother tongue is portuguese. I learned english and i'm going to learn japanese. Thanks!

[@juliusjohnson5967]

Immersion alone doesnt work well at all.

[@fortunemmanta9827]

I love Duolingo... currently learning French ❤️

[@gaudiumrome]

I think my biggest problems with learning a foreign language (I'm learning Italian and Spanish) is the masculinity and femininity of objects, as well as the fact that action words have different variations depending on who you're talking about (for example, he eats is lui mangia and I eat is io mangio)

[@christinafidance340]

English does the verb changes too sometimes - we are simply used to it. I DANCE. You DANCE. He DANCES. They DANCE. I AM. You ARE. He IS. They ARE. It’s not always as dramatic of a change, but I always think about how difficult English must be for others to learn. It’s actually one of the hardest, I’ve heard and I can see why. For example, I took Spanish in high school and college and their letters almost always make the same sounds. But in English, the phonics is just insane! Vowels make different sounds in combination with one another or with the addition of an E at the end of the word. And then there’s all of the strange combinations like, PH, TH, SH, CH, KN, EIGH, etc and not to mention all the silent letters! Oh and let’s no forget all the darn homonyms - YOUR/YOU’RE, THERE/THEY’RE/THEIR, HEY/HAY, etc!

[@Ladybug008432]

This is amazing and creative

[@bushrajahangir6289]

thank you .. it helped a lot :)

[@sprouts]

glad to hear that

[@kbw7121]

thankyou for quizlet

[@dikova3365]

This is sooooooooo helpful

[@sprouts]

I am happy to hear!

[@souhaall6825]

i have loved your method of explaining

[@anak_kucing101]

I'm using Scriptorium to learn Japanese kanji. I have 5 months before I start college and I want to take advantage of my time.

[@hyeongjunlee181]

good drawing! how much time did it?

[@joekriss6986]

Hi thanks for this video I think that the scriptorium and shadowing are very good techniques if we combo them but what is you suggestion ? +Sprouts

[@sprouts]

l think to mix these techniques is usually good, because you created different neural pathways in your brain around the same content. How to combine the two, I am not sure. But why dont you try and then tell us.

[@peachairee]

I had an studybuddy to learn English and it worked! But now I don't have any studyBuddy and I'm studying Italian lonely but I'm not that much motivated😞

[@sprouts]

thanks for the feedback. Hope you'll find someone!

[@peachairee]

Aly N cool!

[@debasmitasutradhar4514]

Very nice👍👌

[@sprouts]

thank you

[@Sameermadhavan]

Thank you, I started learning German

[@itzdavidhc22]

I am currently studying Mandarin Chinese and Japanese. Can someone help me to practice any two of this language?

[@madhukaamarasinghe]

Yes. Duolingo is a great app to learn languages which makes learning fun and easy.thanks for your videos

[@brianmcdermott9388]

GiganTic learning techniques thanks I can feel the Neurons spiking thanks

[@shivamgoel9755]

How do I find study buddy for let's say programming languages...??

[@geothemenace7012]

My teacher sent me this and it doesn’t have to do anything with the homework

[@maxthemind1900]

I want to learn Spanish. Only know English so far, I mean that’s my native so that’s mastered, I know about 30 words in Spanish and maybe like 10 phrases and to count to like 29. So yeah I need years of practice, who’s got tips or possible help?

[@mohdsyakirin867]

I'm only 16 but i want to learn at least 5 languages before I turn into 20,so far I only know 3 languages and a little bit of Dutch, I can't find anyway to learn Spanish and I don't even have any friends that can help me with it,I know Malay/English/Indonesia.can you give me any tips for Spanish?

[@daniem238]

Rein. There are many apps that can help you learn. Spanish is fairly easy to speak once you get the hang of it. Btw, its amazing that you already know 3 languages. Good luck!

[@aniruddh2025]

can you please tell me the software you use for ir videos

[@antheagebell505]

I have an english test at monday and I am totaly not motivated to start learning 😂 so I think watching KZbin Videos in english is enough exercise :3

[@antheagebell505]

the last sentence sounds weird I think it's wrong.😂

[@binhminhchu4580]

its so greatt. btw i can ask what the song you use is?

[@sprouts]

its called Guilty Pleasures. You find it on premium beats.

[@xiaojiang12325]

I want to speak with people in a different language but I'm too scared to say it wrong and just mind games stuff

[@AnhAnh-wl2xw]

I'm fall in love with Tim Doner!😍I wanna become a polyglot like him!

[@adilzeya6801]

what was that guitar ad, I loved it, reveal that

[@bondhicel468]

uhave nice darwing

[@sprouts]

thank u!

[@cakemonster3864]

u have nice garamer

[@bondhicel468]

tahnk yuo

[@ゴテンクス-q8q]

cake monster you have nice spelling

[@yeetusdeletus6696]

I'M GOING TO LEARN JAPANESE!!! FOLLOW ME, MY FELLOW OTAKU!!

[@babycakes165]

Yasss, I was just thinking that

[@minutekanji7082]

Good luck and welcome to the team!

[@ゴテンクス-q8q]

I am Unironically suicidal eww

[@cadencejames51]

Lulz Hi! I am currently learning Japanese but my handwriting is terrible.

[@marnabs5397]

これをわかるですか

[@bhuvaneshthirunavukkarasu1571]

shadowing is my favourite

[@sprouts]

did you try it?

[@bhuvaneshthirunavukkarasu1571]

yes... i am already trying to enrich my english vocabulary through shadowing

[@joekriss6986]

Bhuvanesh Thirunavukkarasu Hello can you tell me more on this technique because I started to use it, Are you fluent with this technique I mean can you arrive to speak ?

[@MrBloem13]

Could you tell me what he most probably meant?

[@ohmearnthesibling5834]

pls add Thai transcript

[@lukedavis3858]

1:12 what if I want to remember the word благотворительнаядеятильность

[@kotykivna]

these are two words)

[@CerebralAlchemy]

This is good stuff. Subscribed. I'm learning a new language and mnemonic is my favourite technique. Thanks

[@sprouts]

thank you Ordinary Buddhist Monk. We currently make a video on Buddhist Schools. Coming soon :)

[@CerebralAlchemy]

Wow! That's awesome. I look forward :)

[@juliusjohnson5967]

I would rather learn words through context. Mnemonics alone wont get you far in a language.

[@Ravisaini-nx8yl]

i understand english a very little,i want to improve...how??

[@emanalasm9348]

Listen to music watch shows in English

[@MPM6785ChitChat]

Watch the news, documentaries, shows, films, sports, etc with subtitles - most programmes have this service for the deaf or hard of hearing. Also Kids cartoons and obtain childrens books to read - this is exactly how a child learns their own language as a 4yr old toddler etc. Good Luck

[@junhernsoo8253]

Nice video

[@SueeTommy]

what is the protential speaking more languages? Other than being a translator. I don't meet many people they are highly accept people with language skills. It is a huge efford to learn another language but the gain is so little I feel.

[@bro7016]

Thank you

[@azizomani1104]

awesome video

[@sprouts]

Thanks:)

[@ahmedsaidvarol4754]

Very good

[@scarbar2905]

I got an ad for Duolingo while watching this ._______.

[@iwantmyfriescrispynotburnt3981]

We "ain't got no" Italian restaurant here... in my town... only McDonalds. :/

[@sprouts]

open one!

[@iwantmyfriescrispynotburnt3981]

Sprouts lol maybe one day.. (;

[@purplepepper2503]

Funny username xD

[@rashaalmarri6939]

What about writing?

[@TheWarcryyyyy]

I was doing Scriptium without knowing that I was doing it XD. What I do is transcript the lyrics of my favorite music.

[@jatingulati4845]

I am going to learn English but how????????? Help me

[@senebay4560]

İs there a video like that in turkish İ have to do a project about languages in turkish Please help me

[@evetargaryen6217]

Thanks I'm amazed :D

[@ferasalyazji7869]

I need to speak fluently but I don't know how???? Who can help or advices me??

[@juliusjohnson5967]

Some of these tips i never tried, some i do sometimes. The worst one i did was shadowing.

[@SebSharma]

Where can I find a town which people only speak binary?