How to Become a Polyglot in 3 Steps

[@arianenoology]

This guy is a no BS guy when it comes to language learning. No shortcuts, no sugarcoating, no passive learning. You deserve more subs, man. Greetings from the Philippines.

[@LanguageMatrix]

Greetings to you my friend and thanks for your kind words

[@Ben44Kids]

Be interested. Be consistent. Follow Tony Marsh, and work harder when you hit the barriers of language. Never get negative.

[@byronwilliams7977]

That's why I subbed. No BS, salesman bs promises, just that work !

[@ambitiousmoney3633]

Iv been working on learning Russian and just found your content love it

[@Rajko.Kwanovic]

Hope you well and keep sharing those shining knowledge ❤

[@LanguageMatrix]

Thanks very much and best wishes to you too

[@teresita.lozada]

Once again, a useful and easy to follow video. Thank you, Tony.

[@LanguageMatrix]

My pleasure, thank you Teresita

[@Wgaunichaux]

This is perfect! Thank you Tony!

[@LanguageMatrix]

Thanks very much, and you are welcome

[@maybeide8078]

The thing is, how often do you have to repeat the 1-2-3 sheet ? And how do you do this exactly ? Reading aloud ? After some time, translating to your target language ? The common agreement is you need thirty repetitions for one word. Assuming you read aloud or translate the expressions daily, you might learn 20 words a day. If you read very fast. For a decent amount of 3000 vocables you need 150 days or approximately half a year. Realistically, one year, which is anyway pretty fast, to learn a language. Which is, definitely, worth a try. Anyway, only a few people are able to follow such an extreme discipline daily, and that is the weakness of any method. And why not calling it the 1-2-3 method, as this is the core of the method, the simplicity.

[@LanguageMatrix]

It's a good question ... in the Language Matrix universe ... the question of repetition is dealt with this way: There is a difference between repeating words and expressing the same thought repeatedly. Imagine you told me, "I'm going to Cuba in May" ... and I said, ok, repeat that 30 times. Now imagine you told me, "I'm going to Cuba in May" and I said you're going where? And you said Cuba. And I said you're going to Cuba when? And you said in May. And I said you're doing what? And you said I'm going to Cuba in May. In the second way, you are repeating yourself but you doing so because you are expressing a thought each time.

[@maybeide8078]

@@LanguageMatrix I'll give it a try. To learn french, fast. The worst result is, it does not work, but anyway I learnt for three months with at least traditional progress. As a big hurdle I would say is, it is almost impossible to form your thoughts if you start from exactly zero. In the case if you have already a basic knowledge it will work no doubt.

[@gerardovaldez5627]

great stuff

[@brianinplano]

This is fun! These tables have energized my learning. For a language to model for us, how about Hungarian?

[@LanguageMatrix]

It's very fun right?

[@obsidianwinters5857]

As you're in Chicago, how about you call it the Speakeasy method. Either way, i do love the idea of it, thank you for sharing it!

[@maybeide8078]

The ending of scareface Al Capone was not very nice ?

[@LanguageMatrix]

That's quite good

[@ryantw19]

Thanks for pointing me to this video! How would this look for someone like me who has an intermediate level of comprehension but isn't as good at production/forming thoughts? Should I start with things I already understand to get smoother, or with things I haven't seen yet?

[@糖浆饼]

auxillary verb lol I felt that

[@MariaA-q7e]

Workable system to have very basic conversations.

[@LanguageMatrix]

Glad to hear that

[@jonsmith20766]

From your look and name I'm taking a punt that (most of) your ancestry is from the British Isles so could you do this in Welsh or Anglo-Saxon please Tony?

[@qiqerod]

I want to try this. I’m starting with German. Can you try German?

[@LanguageMatrix]

I got you: kzbin.info/www/bejne/mmKWf5miqpydZ6M

[@qiqerod]

@ sweet. Thank you 👍🏻. I’m also in Greek language. I’ll try it also with that.

[@batgirlp5561]

Swahili?❤

[@LanguageMatrix]

Good idea

[@LanguageMatrix]

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