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This is the most comprehensive and easy to grasp explanation for ikke. You brought to light several points I was unaware of. Thank you very much for spending the time and effort creating something I will refer to with genuine interest :)

I found out about the video from the review of one teacher who admired the work done. I also decided to like it to express how cool it is

Thanks! <3

I'm Ukrainian, from the start of full-wide war my mom tooked me to Poland. I live here at around 2 years and 3 months, but my Polish still sucks.. The main reason - I didn't really expected to live here, so I don't have any motivation to learn this language -_- If you read it, maybe you could give me some advices how to find motivation? It would be really helpful, thanks for this video btw❤

Thank you so much!!💖

Ilys, thank you for making such amazing videos. Ive learned so much from you and enjoy your calming energy!

For how much time have you been learning Norwegian? (I'm sry if it was on the video)

Kære Ilys, mange tak for videoen. Det var meget spændende for mig, fordi jeg gik næsten samme vej som dig, men med dansk (det tror jeg du forstår ogsa, i hvert fald i skriftsproget). Jeg vil gerne tilføje, at det også kan være - eller var for mig - en god idé at starte med en app, da man på den måde kan udvikle et kerneordforråd (vokabular), der hjælper dig med at "finde dine ord" som du sagde andetsteds . Men det vigtigste er at man dykke dybt in i kulturen eller "kulturprodukter" som du har sagt; Podcasts, serier (med undertekster - eller bedre to undertekster (modersmål og dansk/et andet sprog - der er f.eks. en udvidelse du kan tilføje til Netflix, så du kan have to forskellige undertekster på samme tid)), bøger til børn, film for børn man har allerede set på engelsk eller modersmål - hvis man allerede kender historien, det er ingen problem, hvis du ikke forstår hvert ord, man følger filmen alligevel - radioprogrammerne over hele Skandinavien er også rigtig gode og man får et indtryk af kulturen og hvor man snakker sammen i hverdagsliv (eller taet pa det). Tak fordi du deler og jeg haber at du kan (naesten) laese det her! Med venlig hilsen fra det sydlige Skandinavien. hvor vi snakker Norsk uden konsonanter :D

Hi! Hate to be a bother, can anyone tell me the names of the Norwegian learning podcasts she showed on screen? I could make them out 😅 Thank you for the wonderful video ♡

This is awesome. I’m motivated!!!

Tks

Amazing video, i summed Up everything in my notebook and im excited to learn Portuguese with your tips🥳

Thank you 💜

I do appreciate so much your videos. I am planning to move to Norway. I scheduled myself to learn Norwegian in 2 years. Before I move. I just started to educate myself how to learn it. Your video is very helpful. Like you I want to understand the culture, the way of life, become part of the community. Thank you

I've reached the academic C1 level in English in 11 years. It feels impossible to learn a whole new language in a few years...

Well, i wanted to share my opinion but apparently youtube doesn't like comments that are 1875words and 9841character long so... im just gonna say this: I cannot agree more with this video and i'ts a shame it's not the first one recommended when it comes down to language learning.

I saw this video and learned English, thank you 😊

That language sounds awful

It's been a long time, make a new video please ❤

Jeg har lært Norsk i 2 år nå. Etter 22 måneder var jeg skriftelig flyttende. Jeg prøvde til å lage en video i går, men det har blitt sagt at jeg mangler aksent. Hvordan klarte jeg til å lære aksenten?

I dont know. Ithing that this video must be named "How learn Langueges", becouse of this great person speak so wonderfull metods for lern any languge that you can image. you know when you see people like this ypu wanna not just understand what she say you want know and learn her languges ❤ (sorry for mistaks I am also learn languege😅)

Thank you for making this video, it’s really helpful! My grandparents are norwegian and i visit them in norway once a year, i love it there and hope to move there one day which is why i’m learning the language

Thanks, Tatiana Maslany. Amazing tips.

This is extremely insightful and comes from a place of experience. I think the traditional way to learn languages (like your Spanish class) doesn’t work. I think your approach is much better

Wow, the thing with writing your own stories and ask to translate them is really something and would work great with children and young people. Sounds legit.

Ilys, merci infiniment pour cette vidéo! 🥰 My native language is French, I learned English as a teenager, and now my third language is Greek (I have a B1-B2 level). I now live in Cyprus and I've been able to practice my speaking and listening skills as well as my reading skills (I've been reading the first Harry Potter book and taking lots of notes that are helpful to me). I wish I could speak everyday, but unless I socialize a lot, the fact I'm working from home makes it so I mostly speak Greek the weekends, though I used to speak for a long time only in Greek with my husband before moving (we need to do it again 😅). Now I've been wanting to pick up Russian at the same time because my neighbour only speaks that language but I'm dreading starting such a complex language, which I found even harder than Greek when I took a class a few years ago (I hated my teacher's method so that didn't help 👀 and I did it to support my husband at the time). I need visual support and my teacher didn't provide that at all (so I dropped that class after only three lessons). I think I'll try to follow your example, listen to the language, learn the alphabet (which will be quick enough now that I know Greek) and then start from there... thanks for motivating me in my language learning journey, I can feel a bit discouraged sometimes, but I know I'm making progress nonetheless. ❤️

I'd love to learn norwegian but I can't find a good motivation to learn it, I just want to know it cause i study german as wellz they're similar, and i love norwegian black metal. that's not enough motivation tho

Nobody cares

I am a language teacher, and these are great tips!

aewsome!

Thank you very much for sharing, I have learnt a lot from your advices!

You are, I presume, also fluent (though clearly second-language) in English, at least well enough to deliver a script to a camera. This, I presume, makes you trilingual?

I think this is the easiest way I've even seen to learn a language. It does take a lot of practice but it looks like you just take the sentences and words you want to study and go with that instead of using courses that give you long vocab lists without context. I think this process can be achieved even as a busy college student so many one day I'll put all these tips to the test and try to learn Korean like I've always wanted to!

Du er supert❤❤❤❤

here from days & words channel's recommendation, great video, super helpful stuff I'll use for my learning Russian ,Takk skal du ha! 😊

Some excellent advice. I’m trying to learn Spanish on my own, no native speakers in the place where I live. I had dismissed the idea of listening to (watching) movies or series because I knew I wouldn’t understand them but after hearing about your journey and what you did I’ll start doing it.

Youre voiceeeeee✨✨✨

What a great video! a combination of a wonderful voice and nice presentation with very useful information. Thanks a lot!

5:57 I’m learning Latin rn, and thankfully I knew some people in the Roman Empire that really helped me out

Amazing! I thought it would be so cool to see your vocabulary stories! Thankful for all of the tips 😊❤

Похож на турецкий язык!

❤ in her 70s, my mother in law decided to learn Spanish so she could read books by a favorite author - and she did! This spring, I decided to learn Cherokee, and was excited to find online lessons with a first language speaker, and am in the second 10 week class - Tsalagi dideloquasdi (Cherokee school/ lessons) I've been incorporating some of the things you have, and appreciate your tips. I've ordered several books and listen to music and stories, and make copious notes. Love the idea of writing out stories. There's a weekend 'outreach' class coming up so I'll be around other learners and speakers, nervous and excited!!

Should this video be shown to all refugees in Norway, Sweden, Germany? HOW TO LEARN A LANGUAGE. Shock! You are amazing!

Amazing tips. Thank you so much for sharing this informations.

Thank you very much! for sharing your experience. I hope I could learn English like you because I don't know English a lot. I want to be fluently like you. you are so amazing, girl. thank you. I learned a lot thanks to you. sorry if I made many mistakes. I'm still a biginner in English. Danke

i dont care about norwegian just here to say you are beautiful, be happy girl 😊

She's French?!?! Can we take a moment to appreciate her English? ✨

My interest in studying a foreign language began with watching movies with subtitles and i slowly began grasping it. Now i am fluent in Spanish. You can generate subtitles via Immersive translate especially for the movies that lack subtitles

This is probably the best advice I've ever heard on how to approach learning a language. Thank you for sharing this valuable information.

I really want to be fluent in Norwegian someday I'm practicing everyday