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I think if you look up words, you should wait until you are good enough that you can understand the word's definition in your target language. Then you will be learning the word and its meaning without interference from an incorrect interpretation of what the word is. If you are learning Spanish, the Spanish definition for a Spanish word is obviously going to be more accurate than the English definition

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I have met words that are translated completly wrong....

Hi, good video. My experience over the course of 2 years , so far, matches. Start simple and let a natural increasing motivation propel you whilst looking for signs like you explain. Its interesting ive not heard anyone else of youtube mention this, but i was telling a friend only a couple of days ago just this. BTW im focussed in Polish and Italian as a native English speaker.

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I've had over 600 day on Duolingo. I spend 5 mins a day and I don't expect too much. However, I feel like I don't progress at all. I think after a while, Duolingo is keeping the learner stuck at lower level instead of helping them to exposure new stuff in their target language. I believe that watching a series offer greater deal than Duolingo, at the same hours of consumption

It shouldn't punish you for making a mistake. That's how you learn.

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thanks a lot for very useful information.

It works up until a certain point. I’m now learning more advanced words and it’s difficult to understand even with context sometimes. This is why I use Language Reactor. Makes it quick so I don’t waste much time.

One more thing, is it worth to pay for Plus version if you only want to use it for learning a language ?

Very useful, more prompts please. Thanks

I’ve watched a few of your videos tonight, and I’m really impressed with how clearly you explain these concepts! For the first time, I’m learning a language using the comprehensible input method and it’s working really well. I’m listening to as much content as I can every day, and not worrying too much about not being able to understand things. As you said, I’m recognizing phrases and patterns and when a word comes up more than three or four times, I look it up, but I have intentionally not been looking up grammar. Just guessing and waiting for corrections from my tutor or language partner. Very cool method I wish I’d tried 20 years ago 😅

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Awesome video! The point about cognitive load is very true. Also, I noticed that if I learn a very in an abstract context, or hardly sticks until I see it in a text or video or conversation, that it becomes real to me. It seems to require a social factor to trick my brain into believing that I need to know the word.

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Hello nice explanation brother. I'm from Indonesian, I realized extremely high Indonesian vocabulary approximately 35% was borrowed from English, dutch, Latin, Greek ,

Could you do a video explaining the constructive mechanisms that make comprehensible input and immersion work?

I like to practice questions with emphasis on past present and future tense. It allows me to spot patterns in language

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Great video! I think you could up the audio quality and maybe use some B-Roll footage to make the video a bit more exciting tho!! Keep it up :)

My mother was fluent in french (mother tongue), english, german and dutch, she taught me that to really be fluent, you have to "speak with yourself" in the language.

I can do it so yeah i think it makes sense that you're basically fluent

Great video and information!

Great Video, Hope the algorithm picks it up soon!

Though you've got to be careful with which one you use. As for instance in the dialect of arabic I speak there's a word that when directly translated comes out as contest (verb), but in practice means something more along the lines of duel. So instead of saying "I'd like to contest those results" you end out saying "I'd like to duel you over those results"

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Im doing it rn, my original language is Spanish and I've Learned to talk fluent English

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Thank you!

Great video, thanks!

I have read most of that book and one thing I am thinking of doing is sing a hardcopy dictionary instead of online one. Looking up words online distracts Make the habit of spending time ed online make your phone invidible

Does anyone have recommendations for TV series in Arabic?

Good tip, might make it less stressful

I remember back in 2013 when i was 5, as a romanian when i started watching modded minecraft in english at first i was confused because english sounded like romanian. And because at that time i didnt know google translate existed, i didnt look words to translate. Yes i did confuse tanks with thanks but i quickly fixed the mistakes. And i wa surprised years later like 2-3y i speak better than new learners who require grammar videos on youtube. I wanna try same strategy with passive input but for spanish!

Thanks for ur help bro