My method is simple . I read , I write , and listen all day and each instant . I'm learning English and I've adopted that language myself , god bye espanish , welcome English . To read , to read , to read , and to investigate. One word APPROPRIATION .

@vitzuja5943

Ай бұрын

I've just listened to a song called Te quiero p.ta by this German band called Rammstein. Spanish is waaay cooler than p.nche English. You should be proud of your heritage, hombre.

@luismanuelvelazquezmejia2619

Ай бұрын

Dude take it easy, maybe this dude wants to learn English so mad, anyways Spanish and English share Latin Influence I think is the way that we can read both, pero no se, creo que apesto en ambos 😅

Your philosophy, your talk way..make me remember the best character i had seen ever The philosopher noam chomsky Your conversation is very deep and built on very big knowledge.

The Chinese word "jiao4ao4" is actually quite contextual. Personally, I consider it a positive word. However, Chinese culture values humility, which is why it may convey a negative attitude if used to describe a person who has too much of it. But when you use it to describe how you feel in the same way as "I am/feel proud" in English, it is definitely positive. I think many problems in language learning are caused by oversimplifying the process for the sake of efficiency. The indirect approach leads to a lot of misunderstandings that can take a lot of time to correct later. This episode was inspiring . A good foundation of word roots can assist the active cognitive process of deeply encoding new words at a later time. I hope there are easier ways to associate meaning with pronunciation, making words sound like what they mean.

What are this persons languages in rank? Interesting to know. 1 English, 2 Chinese...I am guessing Michael Cambell has roots to eastern European migrants to the U.S.A.

i like how he speaks fastly

And where does one obtain these lists of 1000 root words.

@Chris_7796

Ай бұрын

For popular languages like French, Spanish, German, there are some frequency dictionaries available.

@vitzuja5943

Ай бұрын

@@Chris_7796 Those only provide most frequented words, not root words (or, word roots, that's what actually matters), so there's still lot of work to do even with such a dictionary at hand. And when I say "lot of work", I mean reading (and analyzing those roots by yourself). And reading somehow gets against this know-it-all's advice "don't study written language" from another of his recent videos. Just saying.

@michaelcampbellglossika

Ай бұрын

I recommend using wiktionary, search category: roots by language

Acquire a language similar to how we acquired our native language. A tremendous amount of listening and speaking. As older people we can include speaking and reading. It's all about input / output. Learn / Acquire words but in context, not isolated words.

I don't really get how to discover the same roots of words when you are a beginner. I'm not even sure about English even though I'm not a beginner in the language. more like un intermediate learner. I have some idea how English works and that more or less helps me to understand and learn it further. I think you need to have an experience to doing this in your native language and with other languages as well. looks like a lot of work but maybe it's really worth it. And it seems to me like it will stick in the memory deeper

This is the next 100k sub channel about language learning!

@legitprowrestling6653

2 ай бұрын

I agree! Outstanding content!

i dont understand nothing

The Chinese word "jiao4ao4" is actually quite contextual. Personally, I consider it a positive word. However, Chinese culture values humility, which is why it may convey a negative attitude if used to describe a person who has too much of it. But when you use it to describe how you feel in the same way as "I am/feel proud" in English, it is definitely positive. I think many problems in language learning are caused by oversimplifying the process for the sake of efficiency. The indirect approach leads to a lot of misunderstandings that can take a lot of time to correct later. This episode was inspiring . A good foundation of word roots can assist the active cognitive process of deeply encoding new words at a later time. I hope there are easier ways to associate meaning with pronunciation, making words sound like what they mean.