With using the wrong resources from the start, having unrealistic expectations, and little self belief. Any language will be hard. Hopefully this video can help those who've struggled with learning another language. The program I mentioned at the start of the video (Pimlseur): offers.pimsleur.com/free-trial-1408 I've used it to start every language I've ever taught myself, so I highly recommend it, and geniunely love the program. Cool thing is I use to have to buy it in lesson bundle CDs which was very costly. However since last month, they've started a monthly subscription that is incredibly affordable in comparison. Definitely give it a look.

@clejuvi3672

5 жыл бұрын

Ikenna salut je suis français, j’ai un bon niveau d’anglais mais je fait encore beaucoup de faute, j’ai un espagnol vraiment nul et j’aimerais apprendre l’allemand ou le portugais, wich one should i learn in priority ?

@marioalfaro5777

5 жыл бұрын

Ikenna I’m trying to learn Hungarian, it’s way out here I’m finding it difficult to find resources that actually teach me ao I can learn. Any tips would be great(:

@alwynwatson6119

9 ай бұрын

If you’re a Neurotypical or hyper exit then there are no unrealistic expectations. If you’re dyslexic then the fantasy that you might be able to read and write in your first language is an unrealistic expectation. And the idea that you might somehow learn a foreign language is complete delusion.

I heard that if you start dreaming in that language you're learning it means you are making progress.

@kookiesbananamilk4881

5 жыл бұрын

I don't think thats true, I'm pretty much fluent in English and Dutch (which is my mother tongue) but I only dream in Dutch ;)

@blindhydra

5 жыл бұрын

I talk english, spanish and swedish and this happens to me when I spend a whole day talking in a certain language. Of course this might be different for every person. :)

@Jtheplayer

5 жыл бұрын

I don't have dreams

@sarban1653

5 жыл бұрын

@WRLD Probably because you aren't actively thinking about the other language. When you're a language learner, you're often obsessed with learning that language at least for a period of time (though this may not happen with everyone). All that's on your mind for that time is learning the language, memorizing words in that language, etc. You think about learning it for most of the day. When you think about something a lot, then it can show up in your dreams.

@theyoungdisciple2925

4 жыл бұрын

Dreamt about german when i learnt it for 2-4 days

VERBS are the intimidating part of languages

@avf6532

5 жыл бұрын

Dino Mafia verbos

@don_p7546

5 жыл бұрын

Joseph Messina so hard to remember all of them. In French I always mix up all verbs

@barttennekes544

4 жыл бұрын

Unless you're learning Chinese lol

@betsabeislas2389

4 жыл бұрын

True but they are the most helpful

@NetAndyCz

4 жыл бұрын

Articles are intimidating for me too. And basically anything that is not part of my native language.

Nobody : Ikenna : Pimsleur

@morbius768

3 жыл бұрын

I get this is a meme but it literally dosent make sense lol

@randomgamer218

3 жыл бұрын

@@morbius768 agreed

@wokk9543

3 жыл бұрын

69 likes

@Acro_LangLearn

3 жыл бұрын

Mid

Can you do a video on how to improve your accent in a foreign language?

@najmoosman1723

5 жыл бұрын

Moy Rios omg yesssss!!! I’d really love to see a video too because I want to learn French but my pronouctiation and accent is sooooooo badd

@SuperGeekalicious

5 жыл бұрын

Just be a parrot. Watch a lot of French tv, movies, cartoons, KZread videos and repeat repeat repeat until you sound just like them. Sing songs! I learn French too, and memorising songs and making sure you sound like the singer is great. That’s all I do and I’ve been told my accent is quite good! ^^

@najmoosman1723

5 жыл бұрын

Grace Njoku wow okay starting my lessons tomorrow I’m going to study for 6 months and see how well my French gets

@SuperGeekalicious

5 жыл бұрын

najmo osman Great!

@XploitedEuter

5 жыл бұрын

Singing a song in a different language would probably help the most! singing activates other parts of your brain than talking does which eliminates most of your accent in the process. So just sing a lot and you will probably get better really fast ;)

It's good but it's too expensive for me :/

@jsabri6324

5 жыл бұрын

Michel Thomas is more affordable.

@kookiesbananamilk4881

5 жыл бұрын

Same, I'm broke xD

@MemeGang420

5 жыл бұрын

@@kookiesbananamilk4881 Hack the app.

@jesusmontejano9631

5 жыл бұрын

I’ve been learning French for 6 months and I haven’t payed a single cent

@LolLol-ch7sl

4 жыл бұрын

@@jesusmontejano9631 where from?

Reason no. 2 really hit me hard. I thought I was not progressing much yet I didn't realize that I was just learning Spanish for roughly 3 weeks lmao

I'm french and i learn english and spanish at school and i really love it. But this year my teachers are really bad so that's why today i hate spanish and i feel because of that like a looser and i would like to know how speak perfectly spanish and english

@mdrray4939

5 жыл бұрын

I totally mean u, I'm learning french and ALL teachers I've found are so bad about accent hahah

@erfecaeria7275

5 жыл бұрын

Mdrrrr tkt moi aussi ils sont nuls à chier mais merci KZread 🙏

@milenaweisselberg8203

5 жыл бұрын

@@erfecaeria7275 en même temps les français ne sont pas très bien réputé pour apprendre les langues mais si je peux te donner un conseil si tu as les moyens de t'offrir un voyage dans le pays où tu veux apprendre la langue mais fonce genre j'ai de la famille aux Etats Unis j'y suis allé juste un mois et maintenant je suis pas très très loin de bien parler anglais

@erfecaeria7275

5 жыл бұрын

milena weisselberg bah ouais je sais moi je au Portugal tous les ans et je sens que ça s’améliore ✌️💪 mais après c juste les profs qui sont relous et cons Passque ma prof de russe elle est tellement bien, ça se voit elle est passionnée alors que mes profs d’espagnol et anglais on dirait elles s’en foutent elles veulent juste avoir leur paye à la fin du mois

@erfecaeria7275

5 жыл бұрын

milena weisselberg bah ouais je sais moi je au Portugal tous les ans et je sens que ça s’améliore ✌️💪 mais après c juste les profs qui sont relous et cons Passque ma prof de russe elle est tellement bien, ça se voit elle est passionnée alors que mes profs d’espagnol et anglais on dirait elles s’en foutent elles veulent juste avoir leur paye à la fin du mois

Bold of you to assume I have money

@Acro_LangLearn

3 жыл бұрын

MPV (search up “Matt vs Japan MPV” on how to operate the video player)/Netflix, your target language dictionary, and time.

Dude the dutch auto translate captions at 4:18 - 4:42

@stapea8896

5 жыл бұрын

JADROBE oh boy

@gabenewell8583

4 жыл бұрын

No shit

Have you ever had a dream in a different language?

@virgoh1124

5 жыл бұрын

yeah, but the weirdest were in languages I don't speak x)

@erisurban3722

5 жыл бұрын

@@virgoh1124 Yeah,by me too,i think the language was Russian🤔

@LSS-sl2mg

5 жыл бұрын

yeah. it was so funny. it was portuguese (native language) and english mixed all over the place.

@user-ou6ps8je2b

5 жыл бұрын

I once dreamt in French I dont speak French

Hey, I'm from Brazil, and I love your Channel! (I'm studying english in my house)

@ApenasUmMitoTM

3 жыл бұрын

Eae mano como tá seu inglês? Kk

@antoniadesousamartinsdelim6814

3 жыл бұрын

Hi me to follow me on Instagram

@antoniadesousamartinsdelim6814

3 жыл бұрын

@William_meneses14

im taking a french course at university for the second year and the structure has me so frustrated.. i have a french boyfriend and i am creole-french american, and so naturally ive wanted to become fluent to not only show him that i want to be integrated with his family and culture on that level, but feel a sense of identity and purpose if that makes any sense. we've been together for almost 3 years now and ive felt terribly that im not as fluent as i want to be, and am often ashamed and discouraged, but to see his eyes light up when we do text and talk in french and when he corrects my pronunciations and expresses how happy he is that i am even taking the time to make it a priority despite my confidence in it sometimes, makes me so happy as well, and his family loves me even though im not a native or fluent speaker, and I want to keep that in mind and passion to keep it up but it's such a vicious cycle where i tend to forget all of that.. and i dont want to forget that anymore. im so glad ive found your video today. i have some french activities and a french exam due midnight, and i need to get started

@patrickm7754

5 жыл бұрын

Abriana Holliday the school method of teaching languages is awful because they scare you and confuse you with grammar on day 1. Best way to learn a language is like a child, you have to start speaking right away and don’t worry about reading and writing until down the road. That’s why Pimsleur is so good. It has you speaking and listening on day 1.

@SyrianSoaper

4 жыл бұрын

@@patrickm7754 children don't speak right away. they listen for months before beginning to mimic their parents.

Been following your methods for 3weeks, i believe I can speak spanish in no time ❤

Ikenna, I want to say that you do really good job! And that's why I want to thank you! With you my english is progressing. I've been watching you for a few days and I see how your subscribers number grows up day after day. It means that you go on the right way. Thank you very much! P. S. Make more vines videos. It is very funny! I like it!

This is just an amazing video ! You're the best youtubeur ❤

For the q&a: i feel like you're a superhero knowing all the languages you do! But how do you practice all the languages you know so that you won't forget them? And do you ever confuse them or mix them up? How do you keep from doing that? Thanks! ❤

@christopherthorkon3997

3 жыл бұрын

I can't answer for him but some people are just talented like that, as this man clearly is. I do not have that talent.

That's the best shirt I've ever seen I need to know where you got that

Yay he’s back😁😁

Finished lesson 12 of pimsleur im going slow 2 days of 1 hour each lesson its a marathon not a race but i can speak a lot already not getting the present tence correct all the time but hey i had my first conversation already

You're such an inspiration ❤️

I’m learning Spanish with Pimsleur because of this guy. I’m slowly learning, but I’m actually pretty confident I’m getting good. I’ve been really demotivated from doing at parts but I’ve continued nonetheless. I love this guy.

@secret5774

Жыл бұрын

hows it going right now being 3 years later?

love your isiagu! Igbo Kwenu!

Planning on visiting family in Bavaria so this was a very good video. Danke :D

Really great video! Congrats on reaching 100k!! 🎉 Can you speak Igbo? Do you know any resources that teach it? I live in Nigeria and I'm trying to learn, but have no alternative but to be pestering my Igbo friends for now 😅

Have you tried Hungarian, my wife is Hungarian and I have started learning it this year and I'm struggling with it

I learn English by watching this video lol.

@Acro_LangLearn

3 жыл бұрын

Immersion moment

I'm currently learning Japanese! Learning Hiragana and Katakana was a piece of cake, but I'm still in the process of learning kanji. I recognize the meaning of a lot of Kanji characters, but I *seriously* lack the pronunciation of them. Although I struggle a bit with Japanese at times, I still strive to become fluent! :D

@Acro_LangLearn

3 жыл бұрын

LearnJapanese dot moe ;))

@ikenna I would just like to say thank you for the motivation you gave me started to learn Norwegian but got demotivated and inconsistent. I speak Afrikaans which is a South African and Namibian language and has a lot of similarity with Norwegian, German and Dutch. I would really like to learn Norwegian so I can speak it with my Norwegian girlfriend as well as just connect with the culture as it really interesting. Is there any foundational tips you can give me regarding the similarities between my native language (Afrikaans) and Norwegian?

since you speak so many languages, what language would you speak to ur children in when have them ? btw i love ur vids 💗❤️

Thank you! You really helped me

3:00 Exactly what happens to me, I listen to live content in spanish, and then I wont be able to understand it all and I will get depressed, think i should just quit. But i have to remember, to just keep practicing.

what do you think about the arabic language ? :)

I did tap to subscribe button as soon as finished watching this video. Your way to learn new language seems be so greatest way for me I have been studying English while 4 years but i still can't speak English fluently... of course i know that i had got no chance to speak english with native speaker due to my schedule... but honestly it seems like kind of like my excuse Anyway i really respect of you I wish i wanna become like you And i wanna speak english and learning Spanish!

@HelloHello-wi3vp

5 жыл бұрын

김현철 Your English is very good. 😊

@user-ft8ne2mu3m

5 жыл бұрын

@@HelloHello-wi3vp thanks for praise to me !

Learnig french for 3 jears now and still cant speak it

@silvan6319

5 жыл бұрын

lol same

@akiba6025

5 жыл бұрын

Good luck with that. Our language is really difficult to learn. Special mention to the genders :P

@taetaecabellogrande4450

5 жыл бұрын

Ah ah ah !!! (désolé 😂)

@MrChickenTV

5 жыл бұрын

@@FloubKZread je ne comprende pas xD

@nahaji

5 жыл бұрын

"effectively there's a small problem"

You are the best ever

Great video

Thanks men for the app recomendation

I need your wisdom Ikenna

Right now I only speak English. I took two years of Latin in high school. I live in Texas and have lots of Spanish exposure. I'm currently using Pimsluleur to learn Arabic and Rosetta Stone to study Spanish. I really like the feedback on Rosetta Stone, but I like the pacing of Pimsleur.

@hamzanocap

5 жыл бұрын

Arabic is a very, very tough language that requires serious dedication yo learn. Don't want to be a downer but unless you've got a real reason to study it I wouldn't bother.

@drewturney3949

5 жыл бұрын

@@hamzanocap I want to learn a diversity of languages

@hamzanocap

5 жыл бұрын

@@drewturney3949 Fair enough but it's still very difficult, just nahw alone takes about a year on average. I'm Muslim so my motivation is obvious, just want to make sure you understand what you're getting into before jumping in.

@sarban1653

5 жыл бұрын

@@hamzanocap What is "nahw"?

@hamzanocap

5 жыл бұрын

@@sarban1653 Nahw is grammer

Can you guys anybody recommend any 5 good websites to learn

When do you a new video with Brenda ?

outro music pls *.*

Iam Puerto Rican and Guamanian but want to learn Puerto Rican Spanish and I think iam just gonna go move to PR for a bit so I can really learn it hands on hope I learn before 18

Do you recommend doing all 5 lessons on Pimsleur and then using Anki?

@Acro_LangLearn

3 жыл бұрын

Just do Anki instead tbh

Do you have any tips for learning a language as a full time student? I’m in high school, trying to learn French on my own but don’t have too much time in the day to spare.

@kian_de6398

5 жыл бұрын

I'm a full time student as well. I personally stand up half an hour earlier and study these 30 min because when I come home I'm usually too exausted to study.And after school I just look a few episodes of a series and sometimes some videos on KZread.(Exactly what I would do anyways in my native language).Also I go to school by bike so I listen to music while cycling.And that's actually it.

@kian_de6398

5 жыл бұрын

But he explained everything in more detail in the chapter "adapting to your schedule" of his book

@BannanAlhajGoogleplus

5 жыл бұрын

Kian _DE Yea I guess if there’s a will there’s a way. Thank you for your reply

Do you know of any online language courses that are free? Don't particularly have money to spend rn

@Acro_LangLearn

3 жыл бұрын

Immersion-based methods are your friend, especially this site called “Refold,” it’s a really helpful guide for people who don’t have money to spare, and they have tons of resources on their Discord server too.

Confidence is the least of my problems man. My problem is the MOTIVATION...and i FORGET to study a lot...even tho i've LITERALLY WRITTEN what I wanna/should do IN JAPANESE on a paper that's literally in front of me...

@Acro_LangLearn

3 жыл бұрын

Have a good motivator.

You said you are going to Nigeria with some of your cousins? Did you guys travel to Nigeria, if yes did you guys enjoy the trip?

@IkennaLanguages

5 жыл бұрын

Yea we went, it was super fun. Didn't have my proper camera with me though, so not too much footage but I have some videos on my instagram @ikennaobi

@princeaghamiogie7154

5 жыл бұрын

thank you for your prompt reply

As someone who grew up with both Spanish and English it might be a bit easier to learn other languages. However is my case even though grew up around the Spanish language I’m not confident in speaking it because my mom just assumed I would just know what she was saying and just mimic her, but I’m not going to speak something I don’t what the word is (yes I have even asked what some words were and she never told me because again she just assumed I knew what it was). I know Spanish just not all that well and it’s sad I can’t speak with my grandma because she’s the same like me except she can’t speak English very well.

I'm learning Spanish in school the only part I'm having trouble with in the stem changes, more specifically the one with letter "e" because it turns into "i" and "ie" at the same time but you only use one of them in one word and only one is correct The only advice I got for that part is "that you have to know it by heart" which isn't very helpful

In which country do you live??

How do you keep yourself motivated to learn the language you want to? I’m very extrovert, and it’s not easy to find partners and stay in touch with them to learn a language. So when I’m learning alone I lose my motivation.

@dandani9300

5 жыл бұрын

There's this app called amino where you can find different fandoms and stuff some people made aminos for language learning. I'm on the german,Swedish,and Russian learning amino-

@mishellrockeg7926

5 жыл бұрын

It is difficult to find someone who likes learning languages, where I live my friends and family neither like.

He stops advertising pinsler at 2:37

😂I got time quarantine got me here

3:38 LOOOOL I SPAT OUT MY WATER, idk why i found that funny asf lool

I want to learn French Italian and German.. I’m really good with Arabic but I want to learn the Lebanese dialect

@PARADIGMCS

5 жыл бұрын

najmo osman good luck man! 👍👍

@sallysukki2490

5 жыл бұрын

najmo osman omg and i always thought there are no people who would ever like to learn german 😂

@najmoosman1723

5 жыл бұрын

Sally Sukki it’s hard I know but I got a lot of German friends so they’ll guide me

@sallysukki2490

5 жыл бұрын

najmo osman i just always thought that other people think that german is an „ugly“ language 😂

@Nellywritesandbites

5 жыл бұрын

German is going to kill you xD Good luck 😂 (i live in germany)

I'm at a stand still. I'm still learning but not quite taking it to the next level! I'm going to keep fighting! I will learn Spanish.

I will try it

What are your thoughts on repetitive listening?

@Acro_LangLearn

3 жыл бұрын

If you’re talking about spaced repetition, that is a really effective way to learn, and he also encourages it.

When you already know how to learn a language but you just continue to watch Ikenna’s videos because he’s just so beautiful. 🥰

@user-tk5bf4jy5d

5 жыл бұрын

Samantha Sisemore tips then ?

@learninggreek501

5 жыл бұрын

aww this comment is so wholesome :)

@jalexsilva8162

5 жыл бұрын

I use his videos to learn english

Any tips for japanese beginners? (Don't live in the US so pimsler isn't an option)

@IkennaLanguages

5 жыл бұрын

Pimsleur is available to anyone. Not just Americans. It's just that if you live outside of the US you can't do the 7 free trial. But you can still try a free lesson and of course get the full thing if you like it.

@kurimsonkitsune4408

5 жыл бұрын

I have been studying Japanese on and off for like 4 years and one of the things I would have to say is pay attention to pitch intonation when you're learning. I didn't even learn that was a thing until last year because no one had even mentioned it anywhere before and I was about to pull all the hair out of my head. Also learn hiragana and katakana. I started with hiragana and I learned it the old fashioned way with flash cards and writing it a million times. It's been apart of me for so long sometimes I forget that I had to learn it in the first place sometimes and I can't imagine life without it. When you go to learn kanji, learn the radicals first, trust me it's a lot easier to recognize/memorise kanji when you know the radicals. Also it's extremely helpful being able to distinguish the radicals when you want to look up a kanji you don't know in a dictionary. As for grammar, Tae Kim's grammar guide guide is free and it's basically what launched me on my Japanese learning journey. It'll give you most of the essentials. Listening to spoken Japanese is important to and something I've found helpful more recently is listening something over and over again and looking up a knew word I don't know each time. I've learned words this way and then all the sudden see it being used everywhere and its really cool. Also I'd get Anki, get the 2000 most used Japanese words and just start learning them. Jisho.org is a Japanese to English dictionary and I usually use that for looking up words. HiNative is really good for asking questions to native speakers. Also, stick with it everyday. I've heard so many people say consistentcy is key and I can't tell you how true that is. As I I said before I've been learning it off and on for about four years and I should be waaaay ahead of what I am currently, but I've gone large chunks in-between where I haven't even looked at a word in Japanese or watched anything Japanese and its set me back a lot. Like I went almost a whole year without touching the language because I just felt like I wasn't progressing and was busying myself with something else instead. Well I got back into it this year and turns out I had progressed a lot more than I'd thought. I was surprised at how much I actually understood and retained, even though I'd lost some of what I learned before. Makes me wonder how much I'd know now if I'd kept with it that year I didn't. But yeah, that's life. And that's some advice from me :p

@graemep7729

5 жыл бұрын

Use Japanese From Zero! Learn hiragana and then katakana. There are apps on your phone you can use to memorize them!

@Acro_LangLearn

3 жыл бұрын

@@kurimsonkitsune4408 Nice advice, but I advise for you to get more input.

@Acro_LangLearn

3 жыл бұрын

LearnJapanese dot moe is a really helpful site.

You wanted questions but when you see this (IF you see this) it's probably already going to be too late but, can I do my English presentation about you and you channel? I need a theme and I want it to be about languages but the presentation can only last 2-3 minutes so I thought about presenting something about you and recommend your channel to my colleagues since we're all language students anyway, is that cool with you Ikenna? :D

@IkennaLanguages

5 жыл бұрын

sure go ahead :)

@lililopes98

5 жыл бұрын

@@IkennaLanguages Thank you Ikenna! Little update: I've done the presentation and I ended up recommending you and another two language-related youtubers plus I talked about our biggest inspiration, Tim Doner :) My colleagues seem to have enjoyed it and my professor was very satisfied too, my mark was an 18 out of 20! Thank you again, I love your content keep up the great work :D

ARE YOU SERIOUS I GOT AN AD WITH YOU IN IT BEFORE THE VIDEO STARTED

New housetour!

Can anyone please recommend me any good french series? ( that will help me learn french) preferably drama’s, romance

@nahaji

5 жыл бұрын

french series aren't that good in general ;; (from my point of view since i'm french), i think you should try french movies, they're better than series we make ;)

@aishaantos2343

5 жыл бұрын

Nahaji thank you so much ! Gonna try that, will hopefully do minium 5 french movies a week and take notes, I hope I get fluent soon 😩

@kian_de6398

5 жыл бұрын

I agree French series aren't that good, really.But I find that series motivate much more than movies, because you watch them throughout a longer period of time and because of that u kind of get a connection to the characters.So I would recommend you to just watch American series in VF.Netflix for example has a lot of series in french.

@aishaantos2343

5 жыл бұрын

I was thinking the exact same thing that’s why I wanted to find a series, thank you !

@fays7309

5 жыл бұрын

aisha antos call my agent

Is that hisoka's theme playing in the background lmao?

Cool la video

@princeaghamiogie7154

5 жыл бұрын

You are the best

I’m a French speaker and i would Love to speak spanish and improve my English!!

@ashrafnimr3388

4 жыл бұрын

Coulibaly Ben i speak german und iam starterd learning spanish just use pimsleur first.I use it for free

lol the captions

Rip the Cantonese course on Pimsleur is 160$ my poor student wallet just had a heart attack T.T I did try the free lesson and I really did like it though! Would 30 lessons be worth that amount?

@r.nyffenegger3243

4 жыл бұрын

i just downloaded the app on Android for japanese (just out of interest). Isn't it now that you can pay 20$ per month and can use all the lessons? Or didn't i understand it?

@thebeanlife4409

4 жыл бұрын

@@r.nyffenegger3243 its different prices for different languages i checked other ones T.T some are cheap amd u can pay per month but others are just a ridiculous amount

@r.nyffenegger3243

4 жыл бұрын

Uh okay, sad 😅

@Acro_LangLearn

3 жыл бұрын

Hell no

Everytime I try and fell I get better

i have no come across a language program that adequately teaches vietnamese. like with duolingo you have the words but there is no pronunciation to go along with it. with the pimsleur there are no other supplementary exercises to go along with it like french and spanish.

@Acro_LangLearn

3 жыл бұрын

First, do you have a basic foundation in the language already? If yes, watch stuff in Vietnamese, if you have any Vietnamese TV shows that are on Netflix you’d like to watch, then watch those TV shows on there that have Vietnamese subs, and look up words you don’t know, and place them onto Anki. For info on how to “sentence mine,” look it up on Google. I recommend the site Refold on how to sentence mine. On how to operate Anki, look at it’s manual online, and read through it. If you don’t have a foundation yet, and is just starting in the language, I’d recommend to pay/pirate LingoDeer, do their Vietnamese course, then go on the internet to find some grammar guides, and go through them. For more vocab, you could go onto AnkiWeb and search up a basic Vietnamese vocab deck (if there is one). I may be adding more to this in the future, but for now, have fun learning.

But there's no Pimsleur for Welsh, Scots Gaelic or Kurdish

It’s kinda crazy ikenna English sounds like he speaks another language

Me: listening to BTS and kpop songs .. watching k dramas and RUN BTS for 2 years and watching 7 to 8 hour korean award shows Me the only words I know: annyeonghaseyo, joesonghabnida, gamsahabnida, wae? Me and my stupid brain *duh 😂

@therealbosnianestonianball7363

3 жыл бұрын

If you wanna learn Korean check out Billy Go Korean Korean Unnie and Miss Vicky they teach korean and I learned most from them

@parkchimin218

3 жыл бұрын

@@therealbosnianestonianball7363 thank you so much ..... gamsahabnida 👍🏻

@therealbosnianestonianball7363

3 жыл бұрын

@@parkchimin218 cheonman eyo

@Acro_LangLearn

3 жыл бұрын

Pay/pirate the app LingoDeer, do all their Korean I and II lessons, then if you have Netflix, watch a lot of K-dramas with KR subs and look up words you don’t know. I almost forgot, if you want to acquire words you see on K-dramas really easily, download Anki, read the manual, and look up and go through the site Refold on how to do sentence mining, have fun.

Сейчас я изучаю японский. И я считаю, что kanji - это очень сложно. Кроме того, довольно сложно учить слова - все они кажутся одинаковыми. По твоему совету использую Pimsleur (а так же Lingodeer) - мне нравится. Но пока что я не определился с учебником. Pimsleur - хороший аудиокурс, но не всегда можно повторять фразы (например, в транспорте). Мне лень писать всё это по-английски. Проверим, насколько хорошо ты помнишь русский язык, если увидишь этот комментарий! =)

@allenoak138

4 жыл бұрын

Maybe he didn't see it and that's why he didn't heart it

I highly recommend setting the language on your devices to whatever language you're learning so you're more motivated to learn it like I have everything set to Chinese on my phone and computer so I've been much more productive than I ever have with anything before

@Natalie54212

Жыл бұрын

That's too confusing, and If you can't read in that language then you can't turn it back! 🫤

@AsherIsLame

Жыл бұрын

@Natalie :) You can turn it back without understanding it as long as you remember how to navigate, if you can't navigate it then you should become more familiar with your device before doing this I set mine back without understanding a single character purely because I remembered how to navigate my phone and laptop to change it With that being said, I don't stand by my comment anymore and think that setting your device to another language can make you feel burnt out and uninterested in the language after a while

Even though you start your journey learning a language with the best resources and methods, it's not that easy. You need to work hard, have patience and find time.

I learn whole sentences saying them aloud. 5 days - 300 repetitions per day at least. Later I don't need to translate. I know the meaning of words straight away like in my native language. And also I remember the meaning longer than by learning separate words. This method is called: chunking. It was a real game changer in my learning process and communication skills in English and other languages.😊

Do a react to nigerian music part 2

I like Michael Thomas over Pimsueler. You can borrow Pimsuler at the library. Fluent Forever is great too.

can you make some full videos in your other languages? im learning french and i would love that

Let me tell you, I'm from Texas..I have a true, slow Texas drawl..im trying to learn Italian..well, it's not going so well. I cannot get the 'r's..its like my tounge is frozen..and we speak slow, this language speaks so fast. Im thinking that I will probably not be able to learn this. Imagine a Texan trying to learn Italian..huge fail

Learning any language other than my own isn't hard it's impossible!

I wouldn't mind to pay $14 every month if the program is really good, even though dolar is extremely expensive in latin countries, i'll check it, thank you!

@Acro_LangLearn

3 жыл бұрын

Program is mid imo.

I cant use Pimsleur cuz im broke asf 😂

@ashrafnimr3388

4 жыл бұрын

I.M’s Leather Chair you can i use it and i didnt pay shit hehe

Me I listen to music and talk to people ik who speak that language to learn

I just bought Pimsleur.

@IkennaLanguages

5 жыл бұрын

good luck! it's my fav program hope you enjoy it man

@gerardmoses992

5 жыл бұрын

I already do bro.

I memorized a dictionary

It’s way past hard, it’s impossible.

i was like 911...bush didnt do it, I DID!!

Anyone use you torrent for pimsleur lol

Learning a new skill always requires some effort. Languages are skills too.

@alwynwatson6119

9 ай бұрын

Language learning isn’t a skeleton impossibility.

pimsleur seems nice but it doesn’t have the language i want to learn

I use busuu to learn japanese

@Acro_LangLearn

3 жыл бұрын

I only recommend it for the basics.

¡Velzronevsiera el Balamoire, dez sola vudzè denéro siondzèsuldrezio sedriaza kchévrokhulzpïero vudzè kzechacio Venus zyl çanokhasieto zé odzgendzé rusgalenzia nulskeh aroscedria esríengetansïelzé, ortzréjusïentè kolskachévro vudzè Monjhoria!

Because it is loading an entirely new operating system into the brain. That is why.

Isi agu

As a Japanese learner... yes, it is hard to learn