Why I Memorized An ENTIRE Italian YouTube Video (Without Knowing Any Italian)

I learned a LOT as I learned French and Spanish including some valuable lessons that I will take with me on the rest of my language learning journey. This video details how I created my new language method from my prior experiences and shows my entire base-language process from start to finish.
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My Entire 1000-Word Vocabulary (Easy Italian 102 Script, My Personal Conversation Topics & My List of Basic People, Places, Things, Time and Position Words) ::
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Link to my video “Getting Fluent In Italian In 6 Weeks (Weeks 1 & 2 : The 1000-Word Method)” :
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[@Devin-id8di]

Bro downloads the Italian language into his brain as a morning routine 😂. Keep up the good work

[@user-md2vh6vh5w]

Brother, why are you not posting anymore??? We're all waiting for the followup video!!

[@rolandmackintosh5163]

Legend has it he’s busy achieving a native speaking level in all three of French, Italian and Spanish

[@icecrusher104]

Mans really just downloaded French, Spanish, and Italian and then disappeared.

[@Nick_Nikitovich]

Only the avatar can master all of languages. But when world need him, he lost

[@afrogoddess9892]

@@Nick_Nikitovich🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@Sebasisgaming]

@@Nick_Nikitovich we better come back in 100 years

[@chahineezzine5504]

Guys, don't watch any other videos to become fluent in any language you want, he cracked the code, just start to apply, passively watching different languages learning will not get you anywhere and It's a sneaky form of procrastination, make a learning plan and stick to it

[@Ciscvs]

Totally correct!

[@NAFETS141]

so did you also do it?

[@Harshavardhan-ov8gu]

So everything boils down to "JUST FUCKING DO THE DAMN THING'

[@yu6387t3d]

@@Harshavardhan-ov8gu yeah fr bruh its the same with everything

[@Harshavardhan-ov8gu]

@@yu6387t3d you like top Gun Maverick bro?

[@chealsynutmay2933]

These videos are wheat pushed me to be fluent in many languages. Couldn’t have done anything without these techniques!

[@khalilahd.]

It’s motivating me to learn Japanese! He’s incredible

[@Dann-md9eq]

So you think it's really effective?

[@Dann-md9eq]

A video surfaced regarding how ineffective this technique. Let me know when it improved your language learning

[@1cristianBEST]

@@Dann-md9eq Could you link it?

[@giftapfel]

@@Dann-md9eq yeah i'd like the link too

[@Leonardo-Lenguaje]

This is easily one of the best channels for language learning. It’s extremely underrated. Extreme levels of detail, very insightful, very practical, no BS, clear presentation of information, and results to back it up. Because of how radical your method is and the level of success, you establish a pretty good reference point for other learners. I didn’t realize until having watched your videos what specifically I needed to be doing to finally lock in my Spanish. I’m planning on doing it now. I literally need to write about things I commonly talk about and rehearse speaking them. It’s so simple, but I was too focused on consuming a wide array of inputs, and my Spanish is like your French was-a lot of recognition, but speaking lagging well behind. The wildest part is you don’t have a ton of uploads, but I’m subscribing anyway.

[@JV-km9xk]

getting fluent in 6 weeks is BS. this is not one of the best channels. really? 6 weeks? you mean to say got fluent faster than a native italian who has lived in italy with italians everyday? it takes years my man.

[@Leonardo-Lenguaje]

@@JV-km9xk not in terms of the timelines, but the specificity of the process. I seldom find any channels explaining the grind and the methods to learn languages efficiently. The closest I’ve come to in other channels is them talking about concepts, for instance: 1. You need immersion 2. SRSs are useful 3. Consume content in multiple ways (TV, etc) 4. Learn grammar Also after everything I’ve seen on the internet so far, there is one truth I have found… the whole “learn languages the way natives do” thing is extremely overhyped and not helpful. Learning like a native isn’t efficient nor does it make sense to follow that path as a language learner. Natives start learning their languages right out of the womb and take years to learn it, while that is essentially their only job, doing so 24/7… this isn’t practical for any language learner that has less than 3-5 years to study the language uninterrupted. It’s also unreasonable to learn this way, because it doesn’t take advantage of the fact that as a person who has acquired one language you already know most of the general concepts, consequently your process to learn should be different than a native learning their first language and, given the same amount of time and exposure as a native learning their first language, the process should go faster. It can go even faster if your methodology is refined-e.g. like the US military’s language learning institute which has found an extremely aggressive approach to teach languages in 1-3 years. They admit though that their process works because of how much surface area of the language they cover in that fixed window of time-it’s effective because it’s comprehensive, and it’s fast because they’re getting in a similar number of hours as though you were studying the language over an entire college tenure. All that to say-there are no shortcuts. It’s just about reps and avoiding major missteps. My biggest takeaway from this channel has been to work on script writing and practicing. It’s understated how important doing this is for reaching fluency. So I’ve set this as a goal in my two target languages-Spanish and Japanese. All that being said, did this guy get “fluent” in 6 weeks, depends on how he’s defining it. He probably did become really comfortable with a small working set of the language and capable of talking about topics adjacent to what he learned. However, I wouldn’t be surprised if random topics outside of his comfort zone are very rough-there’s just not enough time in 6 weeks to absorb that much content. So we’re in agreement there. I just like some of the concepts he presents here-specifically writing a sort of manifest about all the things you ever intend to talk about and reviewing it daily. More channels should highlight how useful this could potentially be. I will agree with you in the general sense though. His timelines aren’t important to me, because they are kind of nonsense. As for the methodology and specificity though, I like it. One thing I will challenge him on though is how he works on acquisition of the culture, because learning a language goes beyond the ability to understand and employ grammatical structures… it’s also body language, knowing when to use what, understanding how to approach each encounter in a culturally appropriate way. The issue with becoming extremely fluid while lacking a depth in the culture is that native speakers may expect more of you and your errors may become more jarring-this is just speculation though. E.g. if a guy with a fluid American accent commits tons of technical and cultural errors, I’m more likely to hold them to a higher standard linguistically than a person with many pronunciation errors. Fluency can be a double edged sword.

[@Nick_Nikitovich]

​@@JV-km9xkman all of youtube videos - clickbait. Picture of video boring = no views Method is good, you just need to start working. I like watch language method videos but it's not learning language(

[@atalkingafro9632]

AND NO PAYWALLS

[@elizat168]

3 years ago French, 2 years ago Spanish, 1 year ago Italian.....Whats next?? Dude, you will never get alzeimers if you carry on like this! I am learning 2 languages simultaneously and your tips have come in handy. You rock!!!!

[@re._dan9868]

YOUR VIDEOS GIVE ME SO MUCH MOTAVATION

[@tictoc7337]

I used to learn the whole texts by heart to improve my English speaking and writing skills. I must admit that this method really helped me improve, but prior to do this I had picked up some graet knowledge about grammar and basic vocabulary. Learning whole texts works wonders especially if in your target language there are grammar structures, words or expression not so typical for your mother language. It helps to just remember where you should use it. Howhighly surprised was I when I found out that I could just say whatever I wanted without thinking about how to put it into words.

[@abukhalel18]

Could you mention how you included this method in your writing

[@the220kid]

Your methods are hands down the most unique and effective I’ve seen.

[@vitalisanekwe203]

This is absolutely astonishing. I have seen videos declaring that it is impossible to become fluent in any language in six months. You know, such video makes you lazy and relaxed. But here is a man about to rewrite the story of language learning. I love among other things, dedicating enough time in whatever goal I set out to achieve and you have reassured me that it’s something worth doing. Thanks a lot brother. Hope to adopt this crazy intense method in my language learning soon.

[@Z5Z5Z5]

Bro iv already watched this video and your others so many times please come back and upload

[@iskiiwizz536]

why? what do you need more? You ain't doing shit anyway

[@jahayrac8636]

I love this so much! I used to memorize scripts for my Japanese final presentations and I have to admit learning that way really kept the vocabulary and pronunciations into my head. Granted I was memorizing my lines that I spoke and others that were said but I felt like it truly helped me to remember some phrasings, vocabulary and grammar points (we had to include specific kinds for the finals). I knew it was useful because of how we can memorize songs and the vocabulary and intonation within it. But it never really occurred to me how useful it could be and how well it translates to building a base vocabulary for speaking especially for using this method. And that it could be such an effect, although somewhat challenging, way to learn grammar. But the benefit is so much greater, it's amazing. They say that genius leaves clues and I'm so glad you've been chronicling your method and progress. You really opened up a whole new door to language learning! 👏 ✨️✨️

[@teresita.lozada]

And in my case, dialogs in French. Hopfully I might apply it to other languages.

[@attkdriver]

Young man, you have discovered an amazing language learning system. I'm going to start with Spanish and use your system. Unfortunately, I won't be able to devote as much time as you did but I think I can give about two hours a day. I will post a comment in your How I Got Fluent in Spanish as I progress. Thank you for sharing.

[@melannydayrethratliff1309]

Im a native but im just available the weekends

[@myslef7636]

did you learn spanish? after 1 month

[@oumaimab979]

how is it? 😊

[@onPoint00]

Are you able to hold a conversation speaking in spanish yet?

[@dcottr]

I tried this today and it was tough but felt like a step in the right direction. I love your creative and practical ideas to get better at languages. I look forward to see how you might approach a non-latin alphabet language, since in these approaches it's been relatively smooth to be able to use the language to transcribe/read from a very early stage. Awesome stuff!

[@CosmoSkerry]

Did it end up working for you?

[@khalilahd.]

I’ve been trying to use this method to learn Japanese and though it’s been difficult it’s definitely helped me progress! Thank you for these videos 🙏🏽

[@llowey]

I've been trying but I can only manage 1 minute a day of memorization, it's so tiring but I'm gonna keep pushing

[@langatu]

I'm trying to do it with Persian so let me ask you... how do you deal with the fact it's another script? Do you take any additional steps? For me the biggest problem is that I cannot easily identify the words, like I don't know if it's gerund or not, so I think I might be missing something before the actual first step that he's doing.

[@Ryan-wx1bi]

Do you live in KZbin comments? You're almost in every video I see and go through comments 🤣

[@oumaimab979]

@@langatu try assimil, or audio books they're much more easier

[@langatu]

@@oumaimab979 I am doing Assimil as well but the point was to try something different 😃

[@eikeonodera]

Been using LingQ to learn Italian for the past month or so as I have a trip planned to mid November there, couldn't put too much time due to work this month but definitely will try to get as much comprehensible input as possible before the trip. I've been using this method to learn English for the past few years and it really boosted my comprehension. I've always enjoyed this type of video of people putting a lot of effort in a short period of time and getting incredible results. Keep up the good work bud!

[@jeffreybarker357]

Glad to see we didn't have to wait another year for a follow-up lol. Can't wait to see what happens at the end of this because I've been digging your Spanish method. Another language or two you and might put other methods and apps out of business.

[@mahed5807]

You have to write a book outlining your methods. like a self-help for language learning.

[@khatunguyn]

Please drop the rest of your method, as this is really inspiring. I'm now following your method as it is such a creative and fun method to learn a new language. It is way far natural compared to the traditional way and it also solves the question of how kids learn a language and why we cannot learn like them! Please keep it up!!

[@languagelords]

Glad to hear it. Had to take a little break lol. But new video next month.

[@nellanina992]

@languagelords I'm so happy! I love your channel and your methods ❤

[@fatihmaffeiadam443]

we want it bro@@languagelords

[@iceman4094]

@@languagelords

[@iceman4094]

@@languagelords

[@TayNxtDoor]

I started using this method with Spanish and I can see more progress than before!

[@techterritory1202]

Same

[@bigbobabc123]

How’s it going now?

[@TayNxtDoor]

@@bigbobabc123 I can speak but I have to think what I have to say but that’s only because of my lack of consistency and practice

[@sylenx02]

Did you just pick an "easy Spanish" video and memorise its entire script? - my only fear with doing that is I will only be able to recite those words without knowing the meaning of what I'm saying.

[@TayNxtDoor]

@@sylenx02 well tbh at this point I don’t have the time to do it anymore so I changed my learning method to comprehensible input but really any video that interest you or Easy Spanish works too

[@seanpetersen9326]

You sir are a king. It’s amazing how we can solve problems with no money. How doesn’t the entire US education system make us all do this for a month, we would learn how to think and be some much more intelligent. You know how to think as opposed to following instructions. Keep it up!! You are doing great work.

[@TheSublimeLifestyle]

You’re an inspiration. Your technique helped me learn Spanish and I’m still not the best at understanding heavy business (complex wording and formalities are a hurdle), but I am conversational and can hold my own in native countries, casually. Keep grinding!

[@Topsealguy]

Prove it

[@Justinhulk]

this channel and the channel days and words are straight up the best language learning channels on youtube. both of them literally showcase how on 1 form of content is the best way to learn a language. just repeat, repeat, repeat. golden

[@sadiqalex]

Thank you so much for these videos!!! I’m a homeschool mom and you have inspired me to not only use this method with my kids, but for myself as well. Sending you love and high vibes my friend🤓

[@PhongNguyen-sc2gm]

thanks for getting me interested in languages! i'm now getting better and on the way to b2+ in 3 languages

[@chrstianortiz]

i started learning Japanese early November, and I just spent every hour of this 4 day weekend studying every major particle. can’t wait to try out your methods, i’ve been looking forward to actually speaking for the longest time. i hope you’re cooking up something for the “harder” languages. i’m interested to see how your method changes.

[@UslessCrumb]

Reminds me of how I had to memorize the three little pigs in french when I was in grade 8. Still remember 90% of it, was the only french class that I actually learnt something from

[@SuperTommox]

As a native spaeker, i would rate you 8.5 out of 10. You just need to improve double consonants and the general tune (Maybe focus more on syllables). Remember to pronounce the E at the end of the words too. Great work!

[@Rara-Land.]

I was looking for a feedback from a native. Super!

[@theresnomap]

Hi Cameron, no updates on the channel since 8 months ago. Everything OK? Would love to hear from you. Great language learning content!

[@MisterGames]

Waiting for the next in the series. Been 10 months. Hope you're ok.

[@capnkirkie1]

Dude, I missed your videos so much! This is really a great exercise bc it allows you to practice pronunciation, speaking in sentences, getting a feel for sentence structure, building vocabulary, etc all in one exercise. Definitely picking out a video for Japanese after watching this and trying the exercise out!

[@rizzwan-42069]

What matters the most is comprehensible input.

[@霖风]

Facts

[@llowey]

Comprehensible input of any kind will only increase your passive vocabulary, every form of studying a language will actually only give you a few active vocab/phrases and a whole lot of passive vocabulary. To start seeing success in building active vocab you have to speak the language, correct your mistakes and then speak again and again until you no longer need to correct any mistakes the way Language Lords shows in his first video, that form of learning was the best thing he's come up with so far. What he does here in this video is extremely unnecessary, he could've built a huge passive vocab base by reading through this exact script with complete understanding (Meaning looking up all the words and understanding every line spoken) 2-4 times a day and accomplished the same thing in a week, in fact he could've done it with two videos in a week, at the end of the day him memorizing the script was to build his vocab and get a sense for grammer without studying it, reading with understanding would've helped him achieve exactly that, memorizing this script has just made him quite familiar with the vocab it contains nothing more. But maybe I'm wrong seeing as he was able to communicate a few thoughts through Italian through only this method of learning...

[@Justinhulk]

what matters most is input, it doesn't have to be comprehensible, your brains not stupid

[@Topsealguy]

@@lloweywhat are you talking about

[@jessie19painter]

Definitely going to try this method!!!

[@BonafideShaunDent]

While watching the videos one thing I kept having trouble wrapping my head around was how you were practicing the translation. In the video we see you reciting the Italian but I didn't see you saying something in English then repeating it in Italian or vice versa. I was thinking what good does it do for him to just be able to recite things in Italian if he doesn't know the translation, well other than getting the pronunciation and familiarity with the sound of the language. Common sense tells me you memorized both English and Italian but just spoke the Italian part but for some reason my brain just got stuck in the mud because I did not visually see you doing it, so I tried something. I played the Easy Italian video and tried to memorize each sentence as it appeared on screen. I read/spoke the English then as I spoke the Italian in my mind I was thinking the English portion and doing that it, whatever block I had went away and the method, even though it was just a few lines of dialogue, was really effective. I look forward to utilizing this method. Also your videos helped me realize Iwas not spending nearly enough time studying so I am going to have to become more disciplined and consistent with that.

[@arisanz6071]

You need to watch his previous video about learning Italian. Then you'll understand how entirely this method works.

[@Daviddaze]

This is what the military does, learning most common basic words for simple communication with target culture area. It is blood for the body. The hydraulics essential for transporting less common words. I like this approach. One way to have fun with it, is take a sentence and change a noun or verb or adjective and make it sound funny. Like the 'madlibs' books for kids.

[@wamu5204]

Love your videos I get so much motivation from these!

[@tx_gal6518]

L-O-V-E the thoroughness of your videos to get us quickly to a beginner conversational level! I've studied several languages too, some to fluency. I suspect your methods work well for you because of the similarities between French-Spanish-Italian and your skill in picking up Latin based languages. I wish you would (prove me wrong and) try a technique for a language that is more difficult for English speakers, like Swedish, Finnish, Russian, any of the Asian languages...I wish you great success with the journey and I'd love to see how long it takes you to converse and how/if you have to tweak your process. Thanks for another great video!

[@docnanou9095]

2 videos coup sur coup ! Tu nous gâtes 😀 encore bravo pour ton talent ! A plus

[@keagenthomson3886]

What an incredible video series man! Cannot express enough how grateful I am for a resource that articulates the EXACT problems I’m having while learning, and their causes but also how you’ve iterated on and solved them. I’ve spent months building a passive vocabulary in Italian using frequency dictionaries and input, writing etc. but haven’t been able to eke out intelligible phrases in conversation practices with real people. Months! Somehow I stumble across the exact problem I’m facing and actionable solution for it. Thank you, I can’t wait to try some of these things to solidify my base.

[@OffSonic47]

Broski it’s good to have you back, I honestly thought something happened to you when you ghosted for bare time. Keep dropping the content and I promise your channel is gonna skyrocket, I shared your video to all of my friends 🤞🏽

[@devynlee7816]

Dude you be on demon time I was revisiting ur old videos and wondering where u been and low and behold u was in the cave cooking up another master piece learning a whole new language that’s really cool I aspire to reach where u at and finally crack this Spanish

[@He_who_rides_many_winds]

I would like to profess my gratitude towards the universe for leading me to this video.

[@urartoo1337]

Well done! Portuguese is waiting for you😊

[@jimmlygoodness]

Love the method, but also his video editing skills are next level!

[@xslovianxfantasy6418]

We want new video!!!! Come back pleaseeeeee

[@juliosclima]

this channel is better than any language learning content i seen before.

[@pariscroft3119]

This video is very helpful. Gives me a new approach on how to study language 💯

[@msmw6159]

YES! Thank you for doing all the research for this method and sharing it with us! Your explanations and tips on what to prioritize are so helpful!

[@raylarone6722]

Could you try learning Mandarin next? It would be fascinating to see how well this method works when learning a non-European language!! :)

[@J_Trask]

I love this brother. Your content is fantastic!

[@Yoyoarab123]

My man I just wanna let your know how impressive it that so many people wanna watch your content on KZbin only based on a few videos! Your content is dope Cheers from Denmark

[@DanielLeoSimpson]

Wow, absolutely incredible! Cameron I'm already integrating your techniques in my pursuit of acquiring Mandarin Chinese. Grazie tante! 谢谢你！

[@bringtheideas460]

I absolutelly love this agressive aparoach. I deffinetly will try this with German. Where did you find out about this? It must be like the best system of learning languages because I really don't see anybody recomending so much effort and having this good accent and results over all.

[@eternallyv]

Tenes mucho talento, seguí así. Tengo 14 y me inspiras un montón. Yo también estoy aprendiendo francés por mi cuenta, quiero aprender italiano, polaco, ruso y alemán. Inglés ya sé. El ruso lamentablemente lo tuve que dejar porque me quiero concentrar en el francés y capaz de vez en cuando en el polaco. Por tu video me dí cuenta que el italiano es muy fácil para mí en pronunciación, así que voy a empezar a estudiarlo. Saludos desde Argentina.

[@HipbonesAL]

Your method rules so hard. All about just getting straight to it. I myself am fluent in Spanish, and I can speak a couple other languages on a basic level. A lot of people around me think I’ve got some special knack but I really don’t think I do. Your method shows how doable learning a language is and can be for anyone. You’ve just gotta put in the time and go about it wisely. I love how clear you make everything. We await your next vid!

[@tullochgorum6323]

This is great stuff, and a useful counterbalance to those gurus who claim that all you need is input. If you're like me, you can achieve high levels of reading and listening and still not be able to speak a word. I need a lot of consious speaking practice, and this seems like an efficient and fun way to start. And I particularly like the idea of using a little vocab to fluency at the outset. You need a foundation to build on! In my experience, one of the key problems with language learning is that people move on too fast, before they have really mastered and internalised the point they are working on. Being able to slowly write out an exercise is not nearly enough - it has to become easy and automatic...

[@LauraBCReyna]

1. I don't know how effective this reeeaally is, but I do like a lot of Cam's techniques & admire his dedication. 🥰 2. I get what he's trying to do here but I prefer his other technique of memorizing personal stories/monologues. I just think it's more useful to memorize sentences having to do with one's own life (family, hobbies, travel etc...) than sentences having to do with random YT lang videos. The vid does add the listening component which is valuable. 3. The thing that makes Cam's techniques work for him is his dedication, the hours he puts into them... but make no mistake, this rote memorization shit is PAINFUL ( this is why lang learners search for less painful techniques such as comprehensible input & immersion). It will take a lot of motivation & focus to make this work. 4. I can see myself memorizing a couple of short personal monologues or conversation scripts (ala Moses McCormick), but not this long ass video memorization. This is a little crazy. lolol Thanks for the vid!

[@TheseWordsTouch]

I'm only 2 months into learning a language, so I'm gonna try this method. If i see drastic results you better believe I'm gonna make a video and credit tf out of you lol this seems like a super effective method! Thanks 😊

[@ExpiredCure]

How is it going so far? 👀

[@NeeroxFox]

Please update us 😂

[@Supercars001]

Where is the rest of the series? I'm really excited for it:)

Nice video man, keep putting that effort every day!! Your pronunciation is good!!

[@aumondi21]

Bro, this video has been realized 1 year ago, if bro has an learning time of 4 - 6 weeks, imagine how many languages this guy knows now at 2024 😦

[@davirochaaulasonline8224]

Amazing! This method is similar to how professional classical musicians learn a difficult piece by heart

[@MisterGames]

Not just classical. Aussie guitar player said, it took him a month to nail down a 10 second section of the OG's music as he prepared to play it as a tribute. A month for 10 seconds!!! Let that dedication sink in for all budding musicians, language learners et al.

[@gabrielcarmnn]

We spend a lot of time with a little vocabulary rather than spend a little time with a lot of vocabulary .....Dammmm you hit me 😂 TRUE

[@dubu3927]

tysm, you're the best !!

[@raeese7250]

I have been waiting for your videos man keep up the good work

[@nonamemcgee4842]

Dude's content comes around like a comet😂 Hopefully more is coming soon.

[@languagelearningdabbler]

Definitely going to give this a try!

[@nicolomodica2704]

For a fun challenge you could also try to learn an italian dialect and see the differences between italian and maybe venetian

[@TailleurDesMurs]

I’m glad to see you’re ok. Your first vids I saw were so inspiring. Then you disappeared! Very interesting series for the Italian journey and I can’t wait to see the rest.

[@audreybennett6094]

This is so interesting! Would be really interested in how you maintain fluency, do you still do exercises in French? How often? Is it easy to forget everything?

[@mati616-y2x]

Ho guardato questo video adesso è voglio ringraziarti di cuore perche non capiva come era possibile potere capire tutto ciò che sento ma non essere capace di parlare bene, grazie Cameron!

[@EIBACH_G]

You are great man. I have subscribed on your channel. I have been learning English now by yours method. Love much from Ukraine

[@gellape]

Hi there, your experiments are great, i am looking forward to the results. You also need to consider the fact that spanish french and italian belong to the same family and therefore it is so much easier to learn one of the if you already know one or two of them. I propose to try this approach with a language that belong to another family of language to see if it really works. You may choose german or swedish or what ever. I love your videos, thanks a lot for sharing them, i am very curious to try out that 5min speaking technique of yours with german, i can read books but my speaking skills in german sucks and i realised that i cannot go further without actively recalling words and phrases , thus speaking lol

[@Kndsvn]

Have you tried it with German yet? :)

[@mene03]

Pazzesco. Miglioramento incredibile. Complimenti da un Italiano

[@fuga93]

Great job man. If you need an Italian native to practice, contact me.

[@byunbaekhyun4010]

Y'all i think he burned out. The thing is, i really think he's for real and that he really does learn these languages the way he describes, teaches, and documents it. Just that, doing it the way he does simply isn't sustainable. If he has a full time job, what he's doing is going to put a strain on so many aspects of his life: mental health, physical health, and financial stability. Not everyone can risk their day jobs on a KZbin career, or put in 8hours of study time on top of a job. Also, learning languages the way he does is so, so intense. People generally need 2-4 years on average to learn a new language and achieve fluency WITH FORMAL CLASSES. Imagine shoehorning all that knowledge in 1-2 months. That's terrifyingly insane. I'm actually SO GLAD he's taking a break. Doing it like this seems like it makes you forget to be kind to yourself, setting a precedent that every attempt at learning must be achieved under extremely high criterias. This just HAS to be stressful. Cameron, if you see this, I'm glad you're taking a breather. Take all the time you need. I've learned so much from you already. Be kind to yourself.

[@TykenMcLeod]

I'm currently trying to do the same in spanish, and can confirm it's really intence. I'm getting some success, but yet I go really slow, much slower than he does (did), it's really frustrating.

[@xfreja]

he quit his job for youtube at the time

[@brownrowntown]

Great to see the evolution of the process. It will be interesting to see hour much time it takes you to learn a language that is completely different from Spanish or French, like Russian or something. Would you say that the total number of hours you put in to each language matches the amount of hours that it is estimated for an English speaker to learn the language?

[@apricotdog]

Very grateful that you've taken the time to break down these steps. I'm using them to learn Esperanto. Not as much source material around, but many people produce vlogs and I have come across a whole documentary in the language!

[@bonyktapludo4449]

Saluton :D

[@apricotdog]

@@bonyktapludo4449 Saluton!

[@bonyktapludo4449]

@@apricotdog kuraĝon por via lernado :D

[@apricotdog]

@@bonyktapludo4449 Dankon. Ĉi-semajne mi estas en Esperantolando!

[@bonyktapludo4449]

@@apricotdog Ĉu vi ĉeestos al UK aŭ iu alia?

[@kitchengardensupply4481]

How long till the verb conjugation video !??? we're ready

[@giuliam2431]

Hi! New subscriber here. I really admire you for your commitment learning my native language, your doing an amazing job! I would like to try your method to polish my Turkish, I was wondering about those extra words you added to the vocab of the video...maybe I'm asking for too much but could you tell us which one you learned? I have a vague idea but I'm not very sure about the ones you chose to learn. Thank you in advance! 😊

[@AbdulRahman-qc6tl]

Yes your method is correct. We learn traditional arabic book through memorizing sentences and repeat it 5-10 times a day. Fortunately we didn't practice much as for your suggestion OUTPUT. We understand what other people are saying but we stutter as when we replying to them

[@orangotango9231]

two years ago i learnt english almost by accident, I used to watch too much tiktoks lol this shit works, you don't have to learn grammar that much like in school

[@Allin1Xavi]

I needed this! Thank you 😭😭😭

[@Beksultan9]

To finish up your Romance languages you have Portugeese and Romanian left to learn

[@gabziloveslanguages1159]

I'm a huge fan ❤ you're so amazing. Thank you so much for sharing

[@mizu-yg8dl]

Where are you bro? Comeback

[@anstrangeguy2633]

you are awasome bro!!!

[@ispeakmucho]

bien hecho manito

[@liviamatyucheva6625]

Cameron, e o português?! 😅 Adorei seu método pra aprender francês. Você é muito disciplinado! Vou adotar algumas das suas técnicas porque estou aprendendo francês agora e me falta disciplina.

[@languagelords]

LIVIA! wow long time no see 😂. How are you?!

[@ВикторСмольяков-щ4в]

Thank you for your work! I'm very glad seeing your progress :) Don't stop! You inspire me learn English... Could you tell me, do you planing learn Russian (if it is not secret)?

[@tannisjett1308]

I wish he would upload again😔

[@vascobroma8907]

I use LingoPie. I canceled my TV subscriptions and just use that as entertainment. I write down and study the subtitles of entire shows (episodes are usually only 10-15 mins) and watch them over and over until I can understand and shadow them without the subtitles.

[@youknowdatsright-dy2xe]

I am starting to try out this method. hopefully you start posting some follow up

[@shawnvle]

Goated youtuber

[@dubstepdude7738]

When's the next video man??

[@kraljgrimiz]

Im excited what the next language is going too be

[@598133]

Bro what happened? We have been waiting close to two years now for part 2 and 3.

[@khaledlarbi1970]

Welcome back 🙏🙏🙏

[@hasanibaker18]

I CHALLENGE YOU TO LEARN SWEDISH NEXT! While Swedish is considered one of the closest languages to English and is considered easy to learn by some, it is also considered difficult to learn by some because of the low amount of resources available in comparison to other languages. Interested to see if you can pull it off.

[@JoeChok]

I want to move to Sweden and decided to try to learn the language. I agree, there are no really structured courses for Swedish. It’s been very difficult learning and I’ve heard 80% of Sweden speaks English so I just gave up unfortunately. Also the Sj sound kills me 😭

[@hasanibaker18]

@@JoeChok don't give up! Just find the 1,000 most common words in Swedish and learn 5 to 10 a day! Then once you've memorized them start watching shows in Swedish. Once you've done all that for a year or a bit more you'll be ready to move to Sweden and speak. Or make some Swedish friends on discord to game with :)