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This is useful to me since I have 0 formal experience for learning them
ОтветитьAmazing video!!
ОтветитьI like the consistency. Keep up the great work!
ОтветитьThanks for the support, Cole. Keep up the great work!
ОтветитьKeep going Cole content is boomin
ОтветитьI'm glad that you're back dawg
ОтветитьMy early success with English was accidentally exactly this. Besides the cramming of school out of fear of the scary teacher I hit a moment early on that some of my favorite songs since forever (well, I was 10) suddenly had words I understood like the words I, love, and you. Lightbulb that it was English and hunger to understand the lyrics ignited as my first "why". I would buy CDs because they had the lyrics in the mini book so as I listened to the song usually on repeat I read along with the lyrics and then I started shadowing. I also took out a dictionary and word for word looked it up in the book and translated so many lyrics which taught me a lot of reoccurring words. In visual media I noticed Friends, Fresh Prince and many others were also English and I would watch infinite reruns of friends because 1. I wasn't fast enough of a reader in Swedish to catch all the subtitles and 2. I kept noticing English words I had learned in school or lyrics. Before I knew it I forced myself to not look at the subtitles to try pure listening comprehension by actually looking at body language, facial expressions, etc. Thirdly that was helpful was that back then in the lovely 90s and internets infancy I had 30 minutes of computer time a day and looking up stuff in my native language was fruitless so I started to look up key interests in English and try to read fact sheets and websites similar to reading Wikipedia pages.
As much as I'm proud of my child self I am incredibly glad there's easier ways now with more content in more languages and more resources.
Readlang is this exact concept but free
Ответитьcole
ОтветитьI used Duolingo and lingQ then some books and pdf as well
ОтветитьKeep it up man! Great Video!
ОтветитьWhy does he look like mr beast
ОтветитьDas good хороший
ОтветитьPeru flag wuuu!!
ОтветитьEstuvo gracioso verte aprender español porque es mi primer idioma xD
ОтветитьI have read 2 million words this year on lingq for French. Can confirm it works. You learn phrases through compressible input. It gets easier and more enjoyable over time.
ОтветитьI would buy this but it costs money and what if I forget about it and it just keeps on paying… I know I’m being over dramatic or something but idk.
Ответитьwho else is using this as a podcast while studying a foreign language?
ОтветитьHave fun guys, have fun
ОтветитьI just looked at their site and they have a 35% off on their yearly plan so does that mean i get 35% off and then 35% more off? Lol
ОтветитьYou got a new subscriber because of the Peruvian flag.
ОтветитьLooks good but it was kind of a bummer to see the transcription of the first Spanish lesson is wrong :S
ОтветитьWill listening and Reading at the same time improve my listening understanding ?
ОтветитьYeah! I use assimil and lingq.
ОтветитьThanks mr beast
ОтветитьI want to know more language then french and English but I have a lot of things to do for my future (at least I can sing in 13/14 languages even if it not useful)
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