Oh my God this is ridiculously impressive, I was asking really simple questions and I was still impressed, your prompts are so unbelievably good and beneficial ,you're really awesome thank you so so much for sharing this

Жыл бұрын

glad it was helpful!

ayni yastayiz ama o 9 dil biliyor bense... neyse

Offf yaşıtız ve seninle o kadar gurur duyuyorum ki anlatamam. Videoların sayesindr ben de almancada ilerliyorum... Binlerce insanı etkiliyorsun İclal... Motivasyonunun nasıl köklü olduğunu zaten kelimelerle ifade etmek zor. Işığını saçmaya devam et iclal ♡.

So far I've used it to limit the language in some way. First I just tried asking it to write texts about the country of the language, but using only the 500 most commonly used words in that language. This worked pretty well. I imported them into LingQ as well, so that I could generate audio and also get, create definitions, etc., but mostly I read and listen to them again and again. I got it to use the country itself as the theme at first (history, description of the capital, its cuisine, its natural geography, the history of its main river, how its politics works at the national level, how its politics work at a regional level, what the natives say about themselves and their country, what can be said to distinguish its culture, the history of its relations with its neighbours), but then got it to write about more specific things when they appeared and I was interested (I got a bunch about philosophy and philosophers in the country, then a bunch specifically about existential philosophers). It's worked pretty well. It's given me a rapid boost in learning vocabulary since (visible in the numbers and on the graph in LingQ and also simply via my general ability to understand when I listen to or read things in the language). Also I tried limiting it to certain types of language, with the idea that the frequency of words or phrases is maybe not the only issue. I hit on the idea of using learning 'indefinite nouns' (nouns that describe a class of things, that are non-specific), for example (for German), these words, which are about a quarter of what it gave me: 'Sache, Ding, Zeug, Objekt, Material, Farbe, Form, Größe, Stelle, Bereich, Art, Typ, System, Einheit, Prozess, Aspekt, Eigenschaft, Wesen, Wesenheit, Gegenstand, Thema, Bestandteil, Element, Zustand, Umstand, Faktor, Teil, Komponente, Phänomen, Konzept, Thema...' I then asked it to randomly choose 5 of these words and use them in any text about anything, and to use each of those 5 words at least twice in the text, and to keep the text under 200 words. It worked very well, and I gave it the same instructions, with some little adjustments, something like 20 times, ending up with a bunch of very good texts. Interestingly, although I didn't ask it like before to limit it to some number of the 'most commonly used words' or to B1 or something, the texts were relative easy to understand, though not too easy. They worked perfectly for me. That language specification meant somehow that the AI limited the texts in other ways. I imported these into LingQ again and they have been very useful in improving my comprehension. I figure with time I'll come up with a lot of ideas to somehow get it to 'focus' in this way, both in terms of lexis and in terms of grammar. Maybe a text using an equal amount of past simple and present perfect, for example, or past perfect and present perfect, etc., etc., maybe lots of participle clauses, or noun phrases, maybe to list the 'most commonly used phrases in academic essays', and then get it to write texts with them, etc., etc., etc. Also I could use it to analyze texts as if it were an applied linguist to see what useful things are there, and then instruct it to create texts focusing on those elements. I also thought about just having an long, ongoing coversation with it in a new language, where it will start simply, I will generate audio for each (or maybe learn the phonetics first, if they're reasonably simple - and maybe it could also indicate word stress, with an underline or something), I will try to make sense of it, then maybe ask for a translation, then give an answer back, or use DeepL to help, or even think of an answer and get ChatGPT to translate it for me. And just keep on coversing and conversing and let words and structures gradually stick in my head in the process. I'll have to think of a language for this. One with straightforward phonetics of both letter to word correlation and also stress patterns would be best. In the end the main thing is to get into the process and to have ideas as you go along, and also get better at instructing it. It looks like it could be very useful.

As someone who develops himself what you tell is really valuable to us. Sometimes when I can't motivate myself I open your videos and get motivated. I really thank you for this ❤

Ma sha Allah this is THE most helpful language video of recent times, wauw!❤ goed gedaan :)

Oh my gosh, I was literally searching that kind of video. Thanks for everything you are the best.🎉❤

My target language (Malay) is pretty rare in terms of english learners resources lol. ChatGPT is the best resource I've got so far and even then I spend a lot of time telling it "no, you've made a mistake, even by your own definitions". But it also answers questions for me that I couldn't find other answers for. My biggest gripe is that when it comes to Malay, it doesn't understand language levels at all. I'm not at all C1 or C2, but I have to beg it for "really difficult C2-level" phrases to get anything beyond "Hello!", lol. On the other hand, I get great joy out of asking ChatGPT to explain things to me in strange ways, like pretending it is specific fictional characters or celebrities. So even when the vocabulary isn't up to snuff, the personalized learning is still always a good time :)

this is life-changing. Thank you so much for sharing ❤

Приятно смотреть, что видео сделано чтобы реально просветить людей, а не для рекламы курсов

Çok teşekkürler İclal. Gerçekten çok faydalı bir video daha hazırlamışsın! chatGPT ile YDS için paragraflara bile hazırlanabiliriz (rusça gibi test kitabı olmayan diller için) Harikasın! :)

I use it to explain some grammar concepts to me, make a list of grammar topics I should learn, vocabulary list. Its an amazing resource

I couldn't realize the potential of the ChatGPT for learning foreign languages until I watch this video.Thank you a lot.

Жыл бұрын

glad to hear that!

Gelişen teknolojiye hemen adapte olabilmek önemli, güzel bir içerik olmuş

thank you so much iclal, ı never thought that ı can use chatgpt as a language learning tool..

Thank you very much for this video. I have been using Chat GPT to build words and sentences for Polish and Russian. I would very much like advice for pronouciation in these languages. Thank you again 🙏🏾🇬🇧

Жыл бұрын

you're very welcome!

@dzg3313

11 ай бұрын

speechify costs money but is great for hearing pronunciation in many languages

Ufkumu açan bir video olmuş. çok teşekkürler İclal!!!

I was practicing journaling in my target language which is German and I am using chatGPT to correct the mistakes in my writing.

Wooooooow !!! Thank you 😍😍😍 It was really helpful!!

Definitely gonna try !! Thank u🍭🍭

This was so helpful. Thank you.

J'ai beaucoup aimé cette vidép, ChatGPT est un outil tellement large et complet que parfois c'est dur de savoir comment l'utiliser. Grâce à cette vidéo j'ai qq idées en plus :)

Жыл бұрын

très ravie d'entendre ça !

Thanks for the advice!

Amazing!!! Thanks for sharing! ❤❤

this is so helpful, thank u so much~

10 ай бұрын

you're so welcome!

Evet, ben de bir süredir bu soruyu düşünüyordum. Ufaktan denemeler de yaptım. Konuya değindiğin için teşekkürler.

Love your content

Thank you a lot for your video. I've been seeing a lot of videos on how to use chat GPT to learn languages but none of them gave pratical examples on how to do that, so anyways, it was really helpful.😊

So missed ur videos Iclal🥰

I cant believe this type of technology exists?!?! im using this for everything omg

Fr. as long as you provide accurate context, chatgpt provides better explanation than any learning app

Thank you.

Bonjour İclal et merci beaucoup pour cette vidéo (et toutes les autres, d'ailleurs) et tes suggestions intéressantes. Je demande souvent à ChatGPT de corriger les syntaxe, grammaire et orthographe de mes textes, de m'en proposer des formulations plus soutenues ou plus familières, ou de me créer des exercices (qcm, textes à trous, ...) sur un sujet donné. Il lui arrive aussi d'expliquer les corrections qu'il apporte, ce qui est bien pratique 😊

@s3cidlp

Жыл бұрын

Salut! J‘essaie apprendre le français et parfois je déteste toutes les régles qui apparaissent pendant parler. Voulez-Vous dire peut-être quelle langue vous apprenez maintenant? Merci d’avance pour la réponse

Жыл бұрын

merci pour votre avis !

şaşkın ve hayranlıkla seni izliyorum 🎉❤

Harika içerik ❤

Thank you!!

Du bist mein frei motivation.

Sonunda yeni video. Arada bir alman kültürde görüyorum seni. Başarılar:))

Ramadan mobarik ❤

Ik had er nog niet over nagedacht maar het is slim om ChatGPT te gebruiken hiervoor :)

Ramadan Karim 🎉❤

I love the circular videos in your new editing style, gives telegram vibes :D

Жыл бұрын

i also admired!!!

Very cool, thank you :)

Starting learning polish remember about me. I would love to practise with you.

Жыл бұрын

one of my target languages 🫡

When ChatGPT can speak to you and BE spoken to, THEN it’ll be really useful for language acquisition.

U r the best

ım glad you did this video because i was so lazy lol ellerine sağlık

je vais commencer utiliser chatGPT, merci bcp iclal

Жыл бұрын

génial !

Çok güzel bir konuya değinilmiş.

5:50❤❤😂

Merci bcp

احبك جدا❤️😎

in brief: In this video, the speaker discusses the usefulness of ChatGPT as a language learning tool. They share their personal experience with the AI, explaining how it can be used for learning vocabulary, expanding vocabulary, learning phrases for specific situations, and even practicing speaking with a conversation partner. The speaker also highlights the benefits of using ChatGPT for learning about specific topics or creating context for vocabulary lists. Additionally, they share how the AI can help with writing skills, providing examples of argumentative essays, articles, or letters in different languages. Overall, the video encourages viewers to explore the potential of ChatGPT for language learning, with the speaker sharing various prompts to help improve specific skills. They invite viewers to share their own experiences and ideas for using ChatGPT in the comments section.

@andreinalapiana988

Жыл бұрын

Good job chatgpt, thanks for this explanation

I also used in my German lesson

Thanks for a content

Me voglia moltissimo conocere Venezia e imparare di più italiano questa lingua é meravigliosa.

🎉🎉🎉

Капец это прикольно)

Thank you for this video! But how do you get the audio to function for ChatGPT, thank you so much =)

Wow, video bellissimo, sto sentendo parlare molto di questo chat gpt e devo dire che se usato nel giusto modo può effettivamente offrire tantissimi vantaggi, ciò nonostante lo trovo un pochino inquietante, il fatto che sia così veloce e preciso non è mica tanto normale... 😰

Жыл бұрын

ehiehhheheh pero purtroppo ieri ho letto che lo hanno vietato in italia 😰😰

@swxldblob6285

Жыл бұрын

@ si pazzesco..., proprio un'ora fa volevo provarlo con i consigli che hai dato nel video e l'ho scoperto... 😅🤣🤦‍♂️🤦‍♂️🤦‍♂️

बहुत अच्छा!

❤

Ты большая умница и очень трудолюбивый человек, бэхетле бул, сэлемэт бул, сэлем Сина Татарстанан .

Жыл бұрын

спасибо вам большое!

May you make a video about how can you use british accent perfectly?

How can you enable audio to text on ChatGPT please? I have a disability and it's easier to me to speak instead of typing

Привет, подскажи пожалуйста как правильно изучать языки, с чего начать чтобы разговаривать свободно на Английском? Что можете посоветовать?

Спасибо большое! ❤ Какая у вас национальность? Просто имя в у вас очень красивое

@bidrsk3877

Жыл бұрын

Turkish

@user-ro7rr8qy9l

Жыл бұрын

Она турчанка, умничка

Hi iclal i want ask you a question i am a 12th grade language student. While reading in any language do you translate into turkish in your mind or are you trying to understand in that language?

Hello How's it going? I love watching and commenting on your videos.

how you speaking so fluently? can you give your fellow citizen a few tips? I understand and write enough for me. But when it comes to speaking i m like : amm ammm, going to school, ammm amm.. Its like that. If you're not interacting with other L2 learners what can you do about speaking?

@bars4413

9 ай бұрын

by the way i really appreciate your video with Kaufmann. Even our University prof. admires him and you got a chance to speak with him in person.

For English is it possible ?

How did you enter DALF C1? You're 17 if I'm not mistaken. I want to take it as well but I'm just 15. Is there anything I can do?

Müthiş müthiş müthiş

Where do you find gpt?

💞💞💞💞💞

It's weird that why we have to be "nice" to an AI? Can't we write imperative sentences as commands? or shouldn't we?

Lange nicht gesehen 🇩🇪🇩🇪

nasilda SAK diye buradayim ama

Tried it and I am not impressed. First of all it is lagging too often. Secondly it is repeating same prompts and common courtesy phrases driving me nuts because if further slows down the process. Moreover, you will have to give it very detailed instructions or reiterate them many times because it seems it still is slow with understanding and retention. Exp. If you ask it to create a dialogue and then you have question about a sentence or grammar or anything then after answering it will forget what it was doing in the first place and stop asking you questions of the dialogue. It is also useless when it comes to correcting errors within some number list - it will forget instructions and you will have to remind it all the time. Maybe it just reacts to me like that ..not sure. I got frustrated and called it names many times already. haha

ChatGPT makes easier everything. Especially for the lazy peoples like me LOL.

Bella ile bir röportaj yapabilirsen harika olur. kzread.info/dash/bejne/pW2VyqiogrzNodI.html

At times it sounds like your English has an Australian accent :)

aaaaand well i'm in italy so fuck it i can't use it

Жыл бұрын

😭😭😭

@amdamd1100

Жыл бұрын

Me too. But I'm Egyptian I can't use it too 😢😞😭

But chargpt is highly unreliable. even for very straightforward tasks it just outputs garbage. e.g. not again! translates to pas encore!

Yorumlara bakıyorum da kaç farklı dilde yorumlar var öyle. 😂 Valla mütercimlikle köşeyi dönersiniz. ما شاء الله diyeyim de nazar değmesin. Can I borrow your magic wand 🪄? I couldn't deal with to learn only one language. 😩 Of course, my speaking in mother tongue is an arguable level. 🤭