The Fastest Way To Learn a New Language!

The Fastest Way To Learn a New Language! #shorts
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[@AhmetKaan]

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[@CommanderFoxy]

@@xanox23 yes you are meant to repeat this method

[@user-iq7eb6rw9y]

So I want to learn russian, and I have no idea about it. So how would I read something written in Russian if I don't know it's alphabets

[@YD_.]

@@user-iq7eb6rw9y don’t use the skill share class. It’s not going to help at all realistically

[@ToTo-bc6gu]

Bende a2 fransızca vardı. A2 sınavından 2 gün önce covid karantina kararı açıklandı ve sınava giremedim. Şu anda fransızcamın çoğunu kaybettim. İngilizcem native gibi ama keşke fransızcayı unutmasaydım.

[@Slowmotic]

Mach dann auch mal ein Video auf deutsch, würde gerne hören wie du Muttersprachniveau definierst!

[@Frenchaboo]

Ah yes, I'm just gonna open a book in Chinese and read it for 10 minutes and see where that takes me.

[@hejalll]

Before talking chinese for 10 minutes, listening to it, and writing it. All of this only works if you already know the language pretty well and only want to get better at it ig.

[@brohvakiindova4452]

@@hejalll You can get the basics down in a few weeks, if you put in extra effort. Obviously with chinese it's a lot harder so you need extra effort and/or time but nowadays there are definitely enough tools to "self teach"

[@SuperCaptainFail]

For entirely new scripts you might have to dedicate 10 minutes to learning characters instead of outright reading. It definitely requires a different approach but hey, it's possible.

[@Syl14_]

even worse if it's not the standard mandarin dialect such as hoisanese, canto, hokkien or any other cause to my knowledge there isn't that much of it in the media with maybe exceptions such as canto being very popular in hong kong and guangdong

[@jennc4738]

I mean how? Chinese isn’t a language buddy

[@ShaunHolden]

Your English is excellent my guy! Honoured to have you as a friend.

[@businessisboomin7252]

Yea his pronunciations are excellent masha' Allah

[@cmirso2510]

Bro english is not hard i have the same level

[@ShaunHolden]

@@cmirso2510 do you make videos to help others too?

[@cmirso2510]

@@ShaunHolden i'm too young

[@shetheyithe8894]

Nah, Just watch a movie , youtube or play a game. fastest way

[@gabifilmproductions545]

For those who might think it’s impossible to just open up a book in a foreign language, try starting out with something super easy like a childrens book. Since children are also learning to speak, the book will be a great starting point for learning the language.

[@ivet6032]

i tried this with german when i had an A1 level and it just made me more confused, even with children books you have to be careful to choose the right one for you

[@facundobritosgonzalez621]

​@@ivet6032oh, sorry to bother you, Can I ask you something? I am about to learn German, In your opinion, what is the best way to learn it?

[@kitsuujujitsuu4025]

even if its a super eady kids book i still cant understand because i dont know how to read it

[@ivet6032]

@@facundobritosgonzalez621 what worked for me was to first immerse in the language, to kind of get a feeling for it, so I listened to german songs and watched tv shows with subtitles in my native language. It was hard though because idk for some reason i find a lot of German media to be kinda boring but maybe with you it’s different :) after that I just took normal classes. Also when I read in german I do try to translate every little word i dont know, idk when I learned english and french i didnt need to translate every word in a sentence to understand it but with German i really feel like i dont fully understand whats being said unless i know every word and thats also been helping me expand my vocabulary so there is that 🤷🏽‍♀️

[@non5946]

It dont Works with languages what use another alphabet like cyrillic alphabet, some words dont have same sound a good example в is not b is v в= v, for learn a language do you need first to know sound the alphabet dont Just try read a child book

[@mnrimanowasthere5479]

- 10 minutes of reading anything - 10 minutes of listening to anything - 10 minutes of speaking about anything - 10 minutes of writing about anything - learn 5 new words per day

[@akinokage21]

THANK YOU

[@Allahu_Akbar_]

Thanks friend

[@rodrigocasarinperea4422]

Thanks! Now I know what method doesn't work. 🎉

[@donaldlyons17]

He might just be saying this. I have heard people spend hours a day for years to get super good in languages.... Not sure why only 40 minutes a day would ever be enough.

[@Honnay1]

​@@donaldlyons17duolingo got offensed lol. 3 minutes a day is like 27 new words per week

[@isislikesyou8605]

Instructions Unclear: Got Kidnapped by a Green Owl

[@Poly-ez3kt]

You should've kept your streak my boi..

[@_Tinxie_]

​@@Poly-ez3ktu'r replying after a year my bro

[@kween5600]

@@_Tinxie_you’re replying after 8 days my boy

[@_Tinxie_]

@@kween5600 broo it ain't even THAT MUCH compared to a whole freaking year...

[@biaberg3448]

To learn 5 new words a day is no problem. Remembering them the next day is a different story!

[@Oliverii]

U really dont know what learning is then

[@kwakkuchen]

True! Especially when you are not using it on a daily basis then you tend to forget it. 😅

[@ardiloki_]

​@@kwakkuchen Journaling help. Try writing journal using in that language

[@PeaceOfMake]

​@@Oliverii Your really don't know that repetition is basics of learning.

[@Oliverii]

@@PeaceOfMake crying is free, do it as much as u want

[@VIady]

Here's how I learned Japanese and Spanish in 1 year. -Be addicted to youtube -Make a new youtube account and change your youtube region and language to Japanese or spanish -Learn the top 500 most used words of these 2 languages -Consume media that only uses these 2 languages -expand your vocabulary -start learning the japanese writing system -then just fix your grammar

[@-...................-]

*-then fix your grammEr* You're almost there.

[@VIady]

@@-...................- common mistake I do while typing with a keyboard and since I don't look at the screen while typing and sometimes some mistakes slip by, im also used to typing badly and just proof reading my stuff and then fixing common mistakes.

[@-...................-]

@@VIady ik, i just find it funny. I do that too sometimes, im not a native english speaker

[@melissamayhaps8990]

Seems more reasonable the just trying to read Japanese. He would've already needed to know the alphabet and was learning two germanic languages

[@jonatan2139]

What level do you need to be at to say you can speak that language

[@skrr2850]

As a german i want him to talk German immediately to see if it really sounds native

[@janisseifert1036]

Me too I actually doubt it really hard

[@imaroblox]

I too

[@head_in_the_clouds]

Yep!

[@djcortex8635]

Well his English is native

[@djninjitsuchannel7857]

​@@vladimirvertenix3628i *mean*, depends. English is easy for europeans mainly, if your main language is japanese, english might actually be one of the hardest. Eitherway, German's pretty similar to english regarding: vocabulary, basic sentence structure (i'd go as far as to say that the 2nd verb's also pretty intuitive for english speakers), culture, and sounds I don't doubt he could have learnt german and english together to a native level

[@andytabala6791]

ESL teacher and a multilingual here. My advice to my students is always to incorporate the language you want to study on things you like. The absolute best thing is watching movies in that language WITH SUBTITLES ALSO IN THAT LANGUAGE. When you watch something while reading subs, you'll automatically read in harmony with the speaker. This will improve your reading, writing, listening, and speaking. Yes, at first it'll be extremely frustrating since you'd have to pause and translate often. But there's no shortcut to increasing vocabulary. But trust me it's so much easier today since you can translate on your phone. Back then i had to get up and look at physical dictionary and dictionaries don't have a section for expressions or informal words. This method is tough, but you'll improve dramatically fast! AND you'll be doing something you like anyways to reduce the frustration.

[@crw1367]

What would you suggest for someone attempting to learn a language that is really uncommon? In my case I would love to learn Irish but the number of people who speak it alongside media in that language is incredibly small

[@mhfog]

Worst advise ever given, to do that you need to be a2-b1 (english level example) to not drop it after 20 minutes

[@reouneru_]

well, i used to use the automatic captions for watching english videos, and, indeed, it really helped me without even realizing it. thanks for letting us know!

[@ricardoduarte8709]

The problem with some movies and shows is that the subtitles and spoken dialog differ

[@Josep_Hernandez_Lujan]

@@ricardoduarte8709 You must put on subtitles in the same language

[@s_lasgalen]

Linguistics major here - he is definitely not wrong. The most important part of fluency is practice and exposure. By forcing yourself into a target language environment you will inevitably pick up on stuff (start with small things like changing your phone settings to your target language). And by speaking (doesn't matter how bad your grammar is, just mumble to yourself during the day) you will accustom yourself to forming phrases and in no time you'll feel the language as the flexible living fluid that it is. Edit because so many people seem to misunderstand what I meant: I'm mot talking about learning a language, I'm talking about the ways of achieving _fluency_ while speaking and understanding it.

[@MrKachannie]

The problem with changing the phone language: some apps change language too, automatically and I can't understand them anymore, that's really bad

[@kornjo27]

what about languages like korea that dont rly have "regular" letters

[@gwnbld9479]

@@kornjo27 korean alphabet is easy to learn

[@bingbonghafu]

Hello I am interested in possibly being a linguistics major and researcher. Do you have any recommendations for things I should do in my senior high school year?

[@s_lasgalen]

@@bingbonghafu Hey! This possibly depends on where you are from because schools in different countries have different possibilities and programs. In my school I had to choose a few subjects that I would study on an advanced level (I went with history, English and social studies) so if your school gives you a choice, focus on the subjects that will matter in the future. We also had an obligatory research project and I did mine on the topic of Greek and Latin roots in indo-european languages, so having some research experience with languages was very helpful for me. Don't stress yourself over learning too many languages at once, if you want to be a polyglot, you'll have time for that in college. If you are studying a foreign language, having one is enough (if you're *not* from an English speaking country, like I am, practice your English to the max). Also I'd recommend you to research universities with linguistics programms as much as possible because some of them have special requirements which you will need to be prepared for. Hope this helps.)

[@starlightyoongi7105]

REALLLL I studied like this but used hours, so for 4 hours a day Monday to Friday, 3 months straight. I went from not knowing the language at all to being able to pronounce at a native level and was able to hold basic conversation with native speakers. I admit I still have a long way to go but hearing native speakers tell me my pronunciation is perfect really keeps me motivated to study more and improve myself

[@snehajames8451]

Any apps you used??

[@chinadollsyndrome]

Little tip when it comes to vocabulary - Look at messages with friends to choose words that you actually use. Gaming, makeup, true crime, gardening, carpentry... Depending on your interests, you're going to need very different words to have a real conversation. You can learn the word for 'giraffe' later.

[@WizDaPenguin]

Once you’ve become comfortable in the 4 main variations of the language, I believe that it’s a good idea to surround yourself with native speakers and use it on a daily basis.

[@DustinKeepsItHelal]

Why all 3 as a german i just understand german german not non german german

[@ough.]

ngl i was actually trying to learn german. fellow guy here who speaks english and chinese but terrible st reading or writing chinese

[@rehansajid1106]

time to go see the pope

[@zeynab8330]

But that’s hard tho… finding penpals

[@icre8]

Bro How am I Gonna surround my self with Germans?! I live fucking mountains of Pakistan

[@whatintheworldisthat..]

Every language has these four components: speaking, reading, listening, and writing ASL: 👁️👄👁️

[@morgaaaaaa]

my exact thought, i'm learning BSL. speaking / signing reading / watching listening / watching writing / signing

[@footyvalz-e]

'Main' components, there are more but thats the basics

[@catastrophecrew8726]

Yeah cause every language has AMERICAN sign language

[@excessmedia2526]

@@morgaaaaaa for writing just draw the hands and for listening listen to how deaf people speak and for reading read the hands that people do!!

[@lochnecee]

ASL is actually a written language. No one uses it, but it was required to make the language “official”. Looks like chicken scratch

[@robertolopez1537]

Another thing I would recommend is to set the language preference on your phone, apps, electronics,etc to the language you're learning. Helps get you out of your comfort zone and gets you actively using the language

[@master-san9000]

This is not going to work unless you already established a certain degree of understanding for the language, especially if that language uses different alphabets. I would always recommend people to start slow and get used to conversation type of learning, instead of forcing yourself to look at characters that you do not understand

[@wowkekejmejjdneejenenhdht]

​@@master-san9000 That's great advice! I agree it's good to start slow and easier. Learning how to speak and listen to the language first can then help you read and digest it better. It is important to learn what words are written as while speaking/listening of course!

[@newkool100]

Good suggestions, thanks for the share. And not to forget consistency is a big factor.

[@AhmetKaan]

absolutely man

[@YungIsyan]

As a german I have never heard a non native speaker speak like a native, except for dutch people. I rlly wanna hear ur german.

[@Miolaurent]

Right?? I don't beleave it until i hear it 😂

[@christoph5731]

same

[@rumpelpumpel7687]

same xD

[@sejanus855]

Sameeee

[@Mampfkrieger]

GERMANS ASSAMBLE

[@lolilo2759]

This is actually SUCH good advice!

[@jana731]

In school you never really talk in that language but I think this should be considered the most important part of language learning imo.

[@Kai92]

Where did you go to school, in England I learned Spanish, speaking to each other was a massive part of it (We had whole tests/exams on speaking/writing/listening)

[@kiwimiwi5452]

my scool always started teaching us the language by speaking in that language real fast. Not a great system though as whoever fell behind in the beginning literally could not catch up because they didn't understand the lessons

[@jana731]

@@Kai92 I went to school in Switzerland. It's mandatory to learn a second language of the country here (+english) so all the german speaking people learn french and all the french speaking people learn german. Yeah. But almost no-one from the french speaking country can speak German after at least 7 years of learning it in school and vis versa. Most people who graduate from Gymnasium can't even speak it. Instead, if we come across someone from another part of Switzerland we're just gonna speak English with them because that's what everyone speaks and understands due to it being universal and parents being way more likely to finance a trip to England for a few weeks to learn it because it's so important.

[@pilapila183]

40 minutes may not sound like a lot but it's the consistency that matters the most. Just stick with it every day

[@brohvakiindova4452]

40 minutes is a fricking lot, if it's strictly every day with no exceptions. That's almost 5 hours a week. And doing the speaking or writing part can be tricky on some days.

[@brohvakiindova4452]

@realauthority202 No you don't have to do 40 minutes every day. The most important part is the consistency, you can also pick 3 days a week and do 1 hour each. Also different people learn on different speeds and as you said depending on the similarity to your native language it can be super hard or super easy. What I think works really nice is having some passive inputs once you have a good foundation. English is of course everywhere so people are constantly reminded etc. but with other languages you can just have certain media you consume set to the language and don't explicitly use it as studying but just to keep your brain invested in it. Randomly using a language in day to day life is a hugely powerful tool that doesn't make it a huge chore / investment to learn a language. Also nobody pressures you to be fluent in 2 years, maybe you need 5. Maybe you love doing it and are there in 1 year etc.

[@aldoiniguez1532]

Thats cuz it isn't a lot, and this guy is full of it. if you were to study 40 min a day for three years your language ability would be mediocre at best not to mention that hes only training each part of the language for 10 minutes which is to short of a time to really learn anything.

[@longeeJohnson]

For last year, I learned the javascript, and now I'm fullstack js dev :)

[@mozanapon]

thanks

[@Cascarda]

This is very helpful, thanks!

[@Ahmet361-_-]

This seems nice. Im gonna implement this on my life.

[@AhmetKaan]

awesome

[@justscrollthru84]

@@AhmetKaan do you have recommended resources for turkish? Its so hard to find beginner stuffs

[@supaboi9]

Hey ahmet how's it going? Have you improved?

[@ahmeteminsenyurt131]

why did i have to have one of the most common names again

[@rm.0233]

How to speak English … pulls up an American flag

[@shakabaka2716]

Based

[@Boppercat]

Of course! English obviously doesn’t come from England, it comes from America! Where else would it come from?! *Edit: THIS IS A JOKE!*

[@therealkian3421]

@@Boppercat germany it is a germanic language from origin

[@mustafae5798]

Americans speak English that’s why

[@Boppercat]

@@therealkian3421 what’s that thing that flew over your head? A plane? A bird? A satellite? No it was my joke!

[@schoolwerk3744]

So what you’re telling me is that I’m way too proud of myself for completing exactly one lesson each day on Duolingo, huh? 😭

[@EBL03]

Keep grinding

[@Haal96]

Dont use duolingo it doesn't teach you the grammar, the alphabet depending on some languages, and many more. All it does is show you a new word in that language is so useless

[@norealusername]

​@@Haal96 Not necessarily. Duolingo is a good tool if you use it right. You can do what this guy said (writing, reading and listening in target language) but Duolingo helps you get a grasp of a language. Duolingo can help you LEARN a language, but not achieve fluency

[@HwyBearX_2]

@@norealusernameit’s onl good for the alphabet tbh. It’s like a [whatver language ur learning] themed puzzle. Sometimes u only have one choice and it’s extremely obvious. The new update made everyone lose their progress, for Japanese learners it makes it so bad because the new update teaches them things they didn’t learn, or it expects them to know stuff they never even saw before. Plus, if the language yr learning has forms like in my language there’s masu and ru ANYWAY, it only teaches u th polite form. It teaches u random sentences u won’t need to use at all, if u do that’s cool but why do I need to know “The butter is in the batter”?

[@HwyBearX_2]

@@BonjourArigato how am I tearing the app down? if it helps u or anyone else that’s fine. I’m just saying it’s only good for learning the alphabet. Sorry if I offended you in any way, I’m just explaining some flaws on the app.

[@txmii9763]

Duolingo rn: u can only mimic a fraction of my power.

[@Emily_Garcia]

Thank you! I really admire the way you speak English so fluently! Nice tips 🌼

[@AhmetKaan]

I appreciate you

[@yeetjones927]

​@@AhmetKaan why did you put the american flag for English? It's called English for a reason not american

[@alexreid1173]

@@yeetjones927 Maybe he learned the American variety of English? There are many English speaking countries

[@ldcommando1616]

Treating it almost like a workout routine. I like it.

[@wes_333]

remember to also create a mealplan

[@anvarovfour]

5 new words a day in whole year, tiny changes remarkable results 👍

[@CSPJ_moarmy]

How am I gonna write in a language that I don't know? I can't even make sentences

[@gonewild7386]

How do you speak or write a language you don’t know for ten minutes? 😂

[@megazoid7592]

Perhaps you start from writing the alphabets😅

[@rankings727]

Start with the complete basic stuff, and work your way up.

[@ramlasis7358]

​@@rankings727 FAX💯

[@cassieclover99]

yupp literally just write the most basic alphabet(s) and basic phrases to start. No possible way to begin with descriptive, detailed paragraphs😂

[@hayley8907]

Right? I'm so embarrassed, I've lived in cyprus for nearly 10 years my husband is cypriot, my boss cypriot but I can't grasp the language! I know enough basics to do my job but I can't fully express myself in this language and it's so frustrating. I know the alphabet, I can read greek and speak it as I read it but I don't know what it says!! I just can't memorise the words. It is so embarrassing, and so disheartening. I'm not a stupid person but the grammar is so confusing and try as I might I just can't wrap my head around it. It's like every word has 10 different variations depending on the context and I can't memorise all these different rules and apply it.

[@agathish15]

On a daily basis:- (At least 1 song per day listen with lyrics sing along with it to improve your accent faster) L-10 mins S-10 mins R-10 mins W-10 mins 5 Vocab per day 1 song

[@deaddeer7179]

Thank you was struggling to keep up lol seems simple now

[@jessiesprinkleberries]

I used songs to learn english too! When I was 1.5 years old to 10 years old, my parents made me listen to english songs everyday after school until dinner time 😂 I helps a lot with accent, new vocab, listening skills, and grammar. Just make sure you listen to a credible songs 😅 For writing I learn by writing short stories about my stuffed animals doing human activity 😂

[@asuratoki]

mashallah ahmet I wish you best of luck in your language journey

[@beyzadamburaci2390]

Gonna try this. I speak 3 languages fluently (native level) and german beginner level. I'm learning french right now due to moving here. Couldn't make much progress, so maybe this will help. Thanks Ahmet, i'm happy i came across this video.

[@Sunflower_that_loves_you]

I know right ! I had been learning Korean language since a year with this method , and I have made so much process ! Just be consistent, coz somedays it may feel boring ..... Add some fun into it !

[@itsmo1519]

I mean you can learn Korean there is nothing wrong with it but please don't tell me it's for a Korean band thing like(BTS)

[@Sunflower_that_loves_you]

@@itsmo1519 Yeah, I like their work ( music ,and on top of that they are good human beings ) and I do like kpop genre as whole.Also Korea is rich in culture .. For those all things,I'm learning it.

[@Sunflower_that_loves_you]

@@itsmo1519 not all bts army's are cringe and childish. Some genuinely respect,love them as they helped them in hard times. But , mostly bts army's mention bts everywhere coz most of us are just hyped and have several internal jokes related to the topics....so in order to find fellow army's they do so

[@itsmo1519]

@@Sunflower_that_loves_you ok if you are actually learning the language all power to you and everyone can like what they wanna like so I'm not judging I guess I have ptsd from past experience with kpop fans so I'm sorry

[@Sunflower_that_loves_you]

@@itsmo1519 oh ,fine

[@florakellebkuchen5747]

I'm german and I'd have to hear you talk german to believe, that you really became a native speaker in 2 years

[@Welcome_to_real_life_]

Er hat 3 Jahre gesagt.

[@florakellebkuchen5747]

@@Welcome_to_real_life_ my bad but I still think thats not possible

[@Welcome_to_real_life_]

@@florakellebkuchen5747 I think, that it is possible when he is 24/7 in a german speaking community. The way he described in his video is not enough.

[@florakellebkuchen5747]

@@Welcome_to_real_life_ yeah sure when he lives in a german speaking community (even though that still is hard) but like you said, not with 40 minutes per day

[@aaronuaconaill5688]

I don’t think that it’s ever possible to reach a native-speaker level as a learner. That doesn’t mean that you won’t be able to speak ‘more correctly’ than some native speakers, but according to many linguists, like Chomsky, there are some things that only a native can do.

[@superboyjamie]

Wow, your English is outstanding! Great job!

[@willemkroese4063]

Yes! I’m sure i’ll be able to master Arabic and Chinese within 3 years this way🙃

[@frogonthebikeheh]

Bro inspired me so bad, that imma go learn hieroglyphics.

[@excessmedia2526]

why is this so based

[@haidysama3005]

But hieroglyphics isn't spoken right now, so it's useless to learn it.

[@excessmedia2526]

@@haidysama3005 we must bring back hieroglyphics brother!

[@lostnthought]

wth your English is pretty good so your techniques must be helpful asf

[@AhmetKaan]

I appreciate that

[@Grippyreaper115]

​@Ahmet Kaan Really fucking awesome seeing someone apply themselves whats gour native tongue? Im learning spanish as a Native English speaker and ill definitely will use this study routine!

[@DaddyM7MD]

​@@Grippyreaper115i think turkish.

[@mianunya7607]

“i learned two languages” “i wonder what other languages he speaks, sounds like english is his native language” *says english is one of them* “holy fuck”

[@joshuamclean4588]

I can tell he sounds European, but speaks very well.

[@bilgehan9627]

He's Turkish

[@nathandrake8011]

@@joshuamclean4588 he is turkısh

[@TotallyInnocentBrocolli]

Perfect profile picture

[@nathandrake8011]

@@TotallyInnocentBrocolli mine ?

[@languagelearningdabbler]

Interesting approach. Will modify to fit my lifestyle. Thanks!

[@blackwinter12]

Thanks for sharing

[@svono_svono_music]

man, you learned english to this level in 2 years? seriously impressive man, congratulations

[@lalahana111]

Depends on you. I learnt English in 1 year at uni. Japanese in 3 years, French in 2 years, Portuguese in 6 months (I’m Spanish native speaker) and currently learning Turkish.

[@tala6894]

@@lalahana111 have you learned?

[@Jah_Kobi]

​@@lalahana111 really want to be like you but as an American 8 think we are too lazy with English. Do you agree with his strategy?

[@SinisterToilet]

Well idk if im gifted but i spoke fluent english at the age of 6 in a month im nepali btw

[@Luna.nk.]

I grew up in germany with my mother speaking english because her german was pretty bad + I watch a lot od youtube so I never really learned english but can speak it so it really depends on the person

[@Butterbein]

Upload a video where you speak German! I would like to see your "Native Level" German 😉

[@ricardobelisario9772]

Honestly... Only native speakers of German speak German with native fluency lmaoo

[@shakabaka2716]

@@ricardobelisario9772 and us Dutch people!

[@shea5542]

Such good advice!! Thank you!!

[@Learn_tagalog_Philippines_Lang]

Perseverance is the key to learn different languages.

[@samueljuengel1483]

The fact that he put up an American flag for English even though it didn’t originate in the US

[@se7vin77]

he likely focused on american grammar and pronunciation, etc

[@shhdev]

americanish.

[@medea6341]

Well German didnt originate in the current Germany either.

[@ShrekPNG]

Put the canadian flag instead 😈

[@efraimdavid1143]

nerdge

[@muskaansinghhamdard2598]

Watching your videos gives me a lot of positive vibes...👌🏻👌🏻🤞🏻😊😚😚😚♥

[@veraladin]

Öğrenmeyi geçtim telaffuzun baya iyi

[@camille1136]

I'll try that! Thanks!

[@sabikikasuko6636]

Bro just described studying like it's a secret technique lol

[@CordobaGeneral1234]

Just be quiet. This was really helpful

[@Ma1akai]

But it's about HOW you study that's actually important

[@garvyb622]

Ikr. It's not even a good schedule but people would love some magic wand

[@pilapila183]

No. He described what exactly to study and how to go about it

[@garvyb622]

@@pilapila183 it's not even good & 100% will not let you learn a new language in two years

[@jerinbegum2651]

Thank you so much Ahmet,you have no idea how you helped me.Actually I've started my preparation for IELTS exam for last 2 months.But I'm struggling of speaking module.When I want to talk about something I forget all the ideas in a seconds and it's really disappointing.If you can make more videos about this topic,it will be very helpful for me.I know you are very busy person,but if you can please make more videos about how to get instant ideas and how to monologue for 2 to 3 minutes about a topic.

[@ThuAnh-uw7ts]

Thanks for useful tips.I appreciate it❤

[@creeperminecraft294]

its very good if you know nothing in the language to start reading it it helps so much when learning

[@LolaAndToes]

Thank you I'm currently studying Korean and I've made so much progress in only 3 months

[@AhmetKaan]

That's great!

[@kaedesakura9274]

Chatting is a good way to practice reading and writing as long as you know how the letters would be written if you were holding a pen. It works even if you have to look up every other word with an online dictionary as long as the person on the other end is patient. It also helps motivate you to keep going once you have a friend with whom you can't use any other language

[@iwigi4699]

Thankyou for this, it actually helped!

[@Noob-oc1wp]

Thanks buddy. I will try my best

[@bluemushroomz]

Components of language my dude are phonology, morphology, syntax, semantics, and pragmatics. The 4 skills of language are reading and listening as input and writing and speaking as output Remarkable achievement you've made tho way to go

[@Crackery]

'I learnt English and German' *proceeds to put an American flag*

[@GZQ9]

Does he sound like he’s talking British English to you tho?

[@Crackery]

@@GZQ9 Can you tell what he is speaking?

[@hilarykey8189]

Thanks!!

[@lawyerally]

Brilliant!!

[@clipp7777]

Thank you!

[@corvus5801]

Honestly I'd love to see a longer and more detailed video on this! I've been trying to learn Russian for a while and recently started learning Spanish through class. Plus I'm visiting France soon so I'll need to learn some French

[@zeynand4039]

For me it's the listening and reading that helped me any language. I think reading was most important

[@MilYun704]

These are great gems frfr keep it up Master Linguist in the making 💪🏿

[@daniels5511]

i just want to understand memes from other languages

[@SomeGuyOnYT]

Question, what if we don’t know enough of the language to write or talk causally? Besides that this seems like a great way to learn

[@reggiemillerisunderrated8396]

That was on my mind too I suppose you can watch a video on the basics of the language and go from there ?

[@SomeGuyOnYT]

@@reggiemillerisunderrated8396 yeah; maybe just start with something like duo lingo then not can do tho on your own

[@aaronuaconaill5688]

He’s a smart guy. He obviously didn’t start learning English only two years ago. Also, this isn’t by any means an ideal way to begin your language acquisition journey.

[@garvyb622]

​@@aaronuaconaill5688 100%, he lies and misleads people. Don't listen to him guys

[@Motiv8_4Ever]

Thank u❤️🥹👌

[@CalebJeffery]

Thank you❤

[@pumkinliu]

I’d like to see you apply your tips to learning Chinese. I struggle with teaching my son the language.

[@lazolazarov6262]

my men .. if I could remember 5 words every day, I would be multilingual AF 😅

[@nipabegum1652]

Great idea thank you 😊

[@supermario1177]

This is Awesome thank you

[@Foxikaze]

This seems like it will work. I only speak English and French and I've been wanting to learn Polish.

[@merszy]

gl, the suffering will be real

[@learnpolishwithweronika]

I’d love to help❤

[@buba_tiprego3239]

Good luck with that bro

[@mailonvakra4904]

I'd Love to hear you speak German because you simply can't Take an accent away in Just two years

[@ar71nd47]

Great idea

[@Anupam_Naik]

Thanks man

[@gragasapmidlane6761]

My English drastically improved due to manga since there aint no german translations it sort of forced me to read English and made me want to learn it

[@fuyasasaki7412]

As a german now i wanna see how you speak german

[@christoph5731]

people always say, they know how to speak german like a native. But everyone has an accent, and he will definetly have a big one. The loose the accent you will need time and in 2 years you cant get om a native level

[@finalboss7956]

​@@christoph5731 you can have a different accent & be fluent in a language Im a native Spanish speaker & every Spanish speaking country has its own accent. Just as Jamaica speaks English & they have a completely different accent to Americans etc

[@TIBH_2011]

this is very helpful

[@koni9666]

Consistency is key

[@GB28893]

I’m learning German this is extremely helpful

[@Germmma]

viel glück

[@balkan8833]

Merci beaucoup 💫🎇🌠🖖🏾

[@l.wilson6492]

I speak English natively, I’ve been doing Spanish through the school system for 4 years, self taught Greek for about a year (forgotten most now 😭) and am currently learning Italian both online and self teaching. I found that I learnt Italian a lot easier and faster than Spanish. And that’s because I was able to immerse myself in the language. Reading Italian books and magazines, watching Italian films, talking to Italian people, IN ITALIAN. You don’t get that in a class room where it’s just translation after translation with the odd listening task.

[@diondion2976]

Ειμαι υπερήφανος να ξέρω ότι κάποιος θέλει να μάθει την γλώσσα μας.Ζήτω η Ελλάδα!! Translate what i said if you forgot it

[@elementalmanny1]

And if you’re a gamer , try to put your video games in your target language and it will help your listening and reading as well (if you enable subtitles in that target language )

[@PassionatelyTaylorMarie]

I’ve been studying Italian and I feel like this will help a lot!!! thank you!

[@pedrojuan8050]

Don't forget to learn about slangs. Watch movies, news, etc, in that language. It really helps to sound like a native and not a dictionary ridden tourist 😂.

[@the-language-learner]

Have you met many foreigners in your life speaking your native language ( I guess spanish ) like a native , I mean really like a native. How many have you met ? not much, and this is because very few people can achieve this.

[@myon9431]

KZbin is great for this

[@alaabohamed9957]

ما شاء الله brother May Allah bless you

[@chak_dz6961]

thank you dude ! i really neaded those tips

[@davidh7799]

You're speaking English like a champ!

[@asapeinlovingscience6650]

First I need to learn the letters. How am I going to read without that😂😂. You have excellent. Same as me as a not native English speaker. Any tips on letters?

[@garvyb622]

Yea but he didn't learn English in two years, believe me. Bro lies and misleads. Just learn stuff normally, get a nice textbook with audio and exercises, add interactive activities, add some reading, watch some shows...

[@mervesagiroglu]

bir gün ingilizce öğrenirsem ne dediğini anliyicam umarım☹

[@fgo9757]

Thank you so much your video helped me ❤

[@flowers4hunters]

Thank you

[@roma.8]

Gerçekten de anlaşılır bir şekilde çok güzel konuşuyorsun. İngilizce'yi öğrenirken, ana dili ingilizce olan bir ülkede bulundun mu?

[@gingerale2564]

Hey Ahmet, mich würde echt interessieren, wie du auf Deutsch klingst?

[@AhmetKaan]

nicht schlecht ich glaube

[@aaronuaconaill5688]

@@AhmetKaan hast aber gesagt, dass du wie ein Muttersprachler sprichst?…

[@garvyb622]

​@@aaronuaconaill5688 😂😂 he also said he learned English in two years

[@user-iu7hn6le8i]

Thank you very much