This is the Fastest Way to Speak Any Language

[@LanguageMatrix]

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[@wei.h5689]

Thank you for enlightening us that splicing and expanding sentences within the accumulation of vocabulary is a shortcut to gradually mastering a foreign language.

[@LanguageMatrix]

My pleasure

[@macmtbaustralia1252]

Because people want to use this for they're own languages is there a way to create a template that everyone can use. Either download or link?

[@LanguageMatrix]

Thanks very much, I'm happy to hear that

[@clubdesalud1488]

I like it a lot. Its mechanical like pushing the buttons like you said. Once you got it. Maybe make 5 more templates using different grammar structures for level 2. I really appreciate you sharing this.

[@LanguageMatrix]

Thank, it's my pleasure ... and yes, we can play the language like musical instrument

[@jonstolarski]

First of all , thank you very much for providing a valuable public service. I do speech therapy as a trade but I enjoy learning languages as a hobby. Although my time is limited and my motivation dwindles frequently when I am not able to really be conversational in a language. Hence, I can say a little in lots of languages, I understand a few languages fairly well, but I'm not fluent. If you really want to monetize, get with an SLP and get some university research and help us treat language disorders in a more efficient way. Pretty awesome stuff. Thank you.

[@LanguageMatrix]

Thanks very much Jon, really appreciate your comment

[@Tesran]

Great video. Could you make a video about how you would learn Amharic

[@LanguageMatrix]

Thanks very much, will put it on the list

[@atsz.]

Seems like a promising approach, it will definitely keep you busy. But if you're going to start speaking that early, maybe its best to start with pronunciation. Or practice pronunciation as you do this exercise. By not properly pronouncing Finnish vowels you're not saying the words you think you're saying.

[@dylanv1994use]

Excellent video as usual teacher. Keep up the good work and thank you for sharing your valuabke knowledge 😊

[@LanguageMatrix]

My pleasure Dylan

[@celineliao3833]

Great video, may I know if you have an English version that can be downloaded?

[@LanguageMatrix]

Hi, thank you, if you want just type it into a spreadsheet, or screenshot it and put it into ChatGPT and tell it to recreate it, then say 'generate a CSV file', and go to Google Sheets and import the CSV file.

[@celineliao3833]

@@LanguageMatrix Amazing!! Thank you and Happy Christmas!

[@timnelms58]

Hi there Tony you make great content thanks very much for the video in this particular one. You are going to be constantly tweaking and refining your methods. There is great value with your system which I am adopting. I need to spend time and effort in learning for myself, which is essential for gaining fluency. Whatever price you make a decision on will be reasonable and priceless. You've clearly accumulated very useful training and skills perfecting these. It's simple and effective.

[@LanguageMatrix]

Hi Tim, thank you very much, I'm happy to hear that

[@daviddaygame]

that's a cool structure but you completely ignore the pronunciation part. Learning with text-only will get you in big trouble

[@LanguageMatrix]

You're right, ideally we have a teacher native speaker to help

[@desh1006]

What is your advice at B1 and B2 level? Maybe some video on how to develop higher levels of a foreign language

[@zaqです]

ありがとう！私日本語弁起用したいます。And your videos are helping a ton with the process

[@LanguageMatrix]

That's great to hear

[@MichaelByrneWeb]

Try some Thai! How would you approach languages with different scripts.

[@4nbop80user]

I learned new scripts by reading from soda bottles and cans….

[@peterzrajkowski7324]

You will speak but will understand nothing.

[@SharonCee521]

Isn’t that why you are learning a language? To speak and understand ?

[@LanguageMatrix]

These techniques are designed to organize and facilitate output, but the better your output, the more chance you have to converse, and the more you converse, the better your comprehension gets.

[@jonstolarski]

conversely, traditional language learning models result in more receptive abilities but far less expressive skills. Gaining expressive language skills is the key to driving intrinsic motivation to continue to learn. Learning isn't passive, it's an active behavior.