where are you from? china? korea? or japan? i think the citizens of these countries have difficulty to speak , like native speakers ,but you can do it 👍
After I started learning English, I felt in love to learn new languages, I'm 16 and I really want to became a polyglot, now learn new languages is my hobby. And there a few people who feel interested in it.
I also want to become a polyglot, recently I have interested in Spanish but it’s so HARDDDD. Your comment is really so right for me, let’s give it our best shot 😊
As long as you don't overdo it, by learning multiple languages at once, like I did by English, Latin & German. Although, in my case I hadn't exactly a choice, given my circumstances; my parents pushed me to follow education on a Latin/Greek school (kind of Elite-ish/snobbish school if you ask me).
@@songmuoi096 it was really tough to start learn english, I'm really grateful to my mom because she believed in me, now I'm learning Italian and french, I'm sooo blessed for my language be Portuguese (Brazilian), there was a time I wanted give up of English, but fighting for almost 2 years it improved soo much. Keep going with Spanish 😁😁
I also started with English, but then found out that I actually love language learning! After that I learned Spanish, and I am also learning Japanese. I just started uploading videos about language learning in Spanish, as a way to practice it and to share my passion with people who love the same thing.
I learned English as a teenager in school. Currently, I am in 70 and I still enjoy learning how to say things casual style. Great tips. Thanks for sharing Ruri ❤
I'm now trying to expose myself to English as much as I can, and I write a comment on every video I watched on TH-cam in English (like this! ). It is the good way to output what you input from TH-cam.
Great tips. But don't forget the long term memory also has a shelf life. I knew a Spanish guy who moved to the UK in his mid 20s He was about 50 when I met him and he told me he struggles to remember Spanish when he visits his family over there. He struggles to comprehend and struggles to say things. Crazy!. A native Spanish speaker, born and raised in Spain, went through the Spanish education system, lived and work all in Spanish, now struggles to speak Spanish after he left Spain. So when you learn a language you have to stick with it for life to remember it.
Great tips, especially the recommendation to journal in your target language. Numerous studies have shown that writing with pen on paper helps embed information into your brain far more effectively than typing into a computer.
@@igorsubtil983 eu tô assistindo bastante conteúdo em inglês de coisas q eu gosto, tirando isso é o básico msm, estudo gramática, coloco cards no anki e duolingo todo dia tbm :)
If those tips’re coming from a master polyglot like Ruri, they’re absoultly precious! This inspiring video’s also shining just like Ruri’s other videos!
The technique I use is: Just speak, don't even think. Train your brain to react more quickly when you need to find a word. Train your mind to be adapted to react faster and than the words will flow as a true expression of your being, not as a meticulous action. For me, learning a new language is more about how fast your brain can work on your target language then anything else.
@@frafraplanner9277 The thing is, a very popular, often-quoted egghead once said that talking is not practicing. However, I've always found that hard to believe.
Fully agree with the tips. If you don't want to forget what you learn you have two options. 1) you get a lot exposure or immersion; when you do this it is less probable you won't encounter a word you learned again. If you learned the expression "rush hour" and you live in a city in the US you will probably retain that. Of course you can also create an environment at home 2) You figure out your own best way to counteract the natural 'forgetting curve.' Answer the question "How am I making sure I don't forget "rush hour" in 3 days, in 7 days, in 30 days?" There are apps that help with this.
Im currently learning Japanese and it hasn’t been easy. I’m always good at getting my flashcards right but using the words in real life has been hard. Definitely using these tips. Thanks Ruri ❤
How am i seeing you... everywhere???? on like shorts idk if we just have the same algorithm but i see your comments like once a day at least i don't usually remember names of commenters but now i remember ur username
My method, read a new paragragh 3 or 4 times, first time reading is slowest, rest is quicker. Once its clearly in my head, I wait for 24 hours and then read again tmrw. And then read again next day and also on fourth day. Reading it again and again for 4 days really embeds it in my head.
I'm japanese and now learning the way of speaking English. Your knowleage and tips about sort of topics are very usefui to make my life better!! Anyway, I'm big fan of you. Thank you for uploading the such a nice video!! I'm rooting for you. るりちゃん、応援してます！いつもありがとう！
Learning new languages is really fascinating stuff. It's like a very long journey... I have been already using almost all advices from this video, except summarizing my opinion. Thank you Ruri!
When i started learning English language it was not easy for me to comprise what people say. But i was really good in speaking than listening. There was long time ago i went on TH-cam and listen any video. In the past, i didn't know which accent should I choose when speaking English. But i never ever quit to persist look for best info for my changes. Very often when I talk to z group of people my accent looks like American accent and on the other hand, British accent as well. But i wrap up to opt for one between the two accents. My main problem was ,, listening skill'' but from now i train it seriously on podcast academy and audiobook. I'm happy to understand anyone who talks to me. I'm french but I'm so happy to know to speak English language a little bit. 🇨🇵🇬🇧💗💗💗. May God bless me.
You being une French fille, I wonder as to why English speaking be difficult for you. for French is a lot hard to learn and speak, esp for its spellings and silents etc etc---"Gho Gho" sound of R, in particular, is too itching, for sure. (SHAKEEL AHMAD)
Hey Ruri! I agree with you that commuting is a perfect time for language learning (I listen to various audios/watch videos while I'm on a bus to work). Let's not forget that if you DRIVE to work you need to PAY ATTENTION TO THE ROAD 😊 . So then language learning becomes secondary (although it might still be effective).
Russian, like any other Slavic language, is not worth learning, for it is too hard to comprehend in the first instance, and it's spellings and their sounds are too odd to learn and use---as such, I quited the course after a month of harsh pain.
What will make you learn English fast is speaking So you can use the words and expressions that you learn, and feel of the importance of every new word that you learn, Moreover this make you hungry for learning more and more
Wow, i realy enjoy watching your very useful and informative video. Honestly, its very cool. You are really good girl. Good luck, you deserve it. I’m from Kyrgyzstan ✊🏼
Learning a new language is both fun and very positive for human development. It also broadens one's horizons. Thanks for the vlog. Love you Ruri continue as it is.
Great information, I am enthusiastic about language learning, too. Since I am working on my Ph.D. program, I kept telling myself, "Oh no, I don't have sufficient time to push myself through the learning journey", which led me to a situation where I thought I have learned a lot, but I ended up with knowing very little in all of those concepts. I think your method is quite informative.
I know speak english and spanish and i'm currently learning italian i'm so in love of that language hardly I've started to learning it..! I'm getting my certificade on A1 and I really hope i would aced that one, learning new foreing languages now it's becoming in one of my hobbies thxnk u so much for sharing your thought..!
I enjoyed watching the video. I learned a lot from it. I also have to work hard to grow one step further. I hope everyone here can grow together. I’ll cheer for you.
@user-rt7gc4tj7k I mean yeah it's not as cake as Spanish would be probably but it's doable for sure. I'd say focus on the sounds, and take things one at a time in pieces (learn 1 or 2 cases, one conjugation etc. Then don't be afraid to move on to another before 100% perfecting what you learned). Don't just learn long lists of words - learn phrases that are useful to you and u can use right away pretty much even if you don't fully understand the cases yet. The phrases will become muscle memory but you'll learn why certain things are said a particular way later.
Thank you a lot I'm from Egypt, and I watch u every morning before going my work I’m learning a lot from u, and I hope I can meet u one day ! You are very energetic and u give me much power and motivation ❤
I am so thankful for all this priceless tips you gave, I just ended an english course and feel so glad to understand every single word that you say without subtitles, keep going , U R helping much more than you think.
Wow I'm so surprised how fluent you have gotten in English, I'm new to your channel, I was watching one of your last year videos comparison to your recent videos you have improved so much. You have really motivated me to not give up. Thank you.
I just followed you. I found it very interesting the way you develop yourself. I was looking for youtubers who speak English, since I want to acquire the language in a self-taught way, and I found this video. I really liked it and then I followed you, thank you very much for all the information you give in the video! Apart from that, I want to say that you are very beautiful.❤
Hi! The better way is to see words, to hear new language , to talk by yourself with sense in conversation, and all it at one time, with the same person or few same persons
I really love how you think. Not many people think this way even if you tell them the truth of what works it all depends on the willpower. We are exposed to many things and invaluable information. Mostly about spending and desiring things we don’t need. What we need is knowledge and knowledge comes from God. Unfortunately when we continue in our ways because it’s “easy” and “everyone is doing it so why not me?” We become comfortable instead of seeking more about our life and purpose. Proverbs 1:5 (CJB) “5 Someone who is already wise will hear and learn still more; someone who already understands will gain the ability to counsel well;”
I am learning english, so I decided to start youtube channel and it’s my way to use new words and knowledge while speaking with myself in front of phone. Thanks for tips❤️
I'm from Brazil and I'm learning to speak in English with something I like very good video congratulations to the creator hard work, which is why here in Brazil this work is undervalued and especially for graduate students who cannot support themselves with college scholarships 😐
Hi. İ think i am gonno learn portaguise language. Would you recommand that? Do u like your language 😄 And do u think that Brazil is a good place to live
@@Mc.Gucket im brazilian and yeah portuguese is amazing, but are so many expressions and words, its hard to learn i think. I really like my language. but here's not a good place to live
As a native Arabic speaker, I speak English and am still learning, also two years ago I started learning French but I did not finish learning, I think it was because I was not using it much. But I really want to go back and learn it again, thanks Ruri for the tips!
@@Derverruckte03-sz3xo Lo primero y que considero importante es aprender la pronunciación del pinyin, hay sonidos que al principio suenan muy similares (como sh, ch y zh; z, c, x y s) pero en realidad no lo son una vez que tu oído se acostumbra. También no dejes de lado los carácteres, aunque haya algunos que tengan la misma pronunciación no significan lo mismo. Y uno que marca la diferencia es que el mandarín es un idioma tonal, los tonos (prolongados, bajos, cortos) también cambian por completo el significado de la palabra.
@@Derverruckte03-sz3xo hi, follow the advice Ruri was giving in this video. I agree with Beacrox advice regarding pinyin, it is an essential part to figure out the sounds and tones. Don’t stress too much about getting it 100% correct all the time in the beginning, it will take some time to get used to but with practice you’ll get the hang of it eventually. Plus watch tv series in the language, even better if you can find youtube content in a subject you already are interested in the language you're studying (in the beginning you probably need some subtitles in a language you already know). Rewatching the tv-shows/youtube videos helps you catch more words and sentences and familiarizes you with common expressions. I've learned so much from this it's insane and another plus is that it doesn't cost a bunch of money (there are tv series in mandarin on ex viki for free). I don't recommend movies in general for language practice b/c a lot of everyday conversation gets cut out (inorder to focus on the plot, which is understandable lol) and for me that's the most important base of the language. Reading is fantastic, even if it's just simple sentences b/c context makes it much easier to remember new words etc. Reaching the level where you can read in books Mandarin is not unreachable but it will require effort, reading blog posts/articles etc online is a good place to start b/c of how easy it is to copy words in order to look up the translation. Later on re-reading books you've already read and know the plot of is a fun way to practise. My best advice is to find material in the language you want to study that you find fun or interesting. It will help if/when you don't feel like studying :) But in general examine what has worked in the other two languages you've learned and try to apply those things to Mandarin. I’m far from fluent in Mandarin yet, but I think I can eventually reach my goal of being able to read books and watch movies without subtitles comfortably. It hasn’t been high up on my priority list b/c life has come in between, but all the advice I’ve written here are things that have worked when I was learning English and helped my Mandarin immensely.
I’m learning Japanese right now, so far 9months in and I think I am somewhere between jlpt3-4, I will study for another year, and then start with Korean
The first chart about memory 'decay' should be given more explanation. When I taught junior school I explained 'methods to learn' at the beginning of the year, and the idea of revision after an hour, a day, a week is an excellent reply to someone who blithely says "yeah, I've got this", because you can guarantee they have only "got this" on a superficial level.
Sometimes the worse problems we find is to use the correct grammar... each language has they own grammar and sometimes that sounds more confused than the the language at all.
Indeed it is so, but mind language is first in order and Grammer later, so it is better and easy to first learn the language and then later on its grammer----one doesn't know the Grammer of his/her mother tongue even, yet speaks it quite fluently. (SHAKEEL AHMAD)
Some of my rutines to keep me in touch with the english (becouse it's not my native language) is always singng. Singing makes my brain memorize words , their pronuntiation and find new words. Other way is reading books and making resumes of what i've red. Possibilites are infinite.
hii Ruri I'm from Indonesia, I say thanks to you for creating this video. it's very helped to me. I'm very blessed found your youtube channel. may you be able to create another video anymore.
I have started learning English about 1 year ago and now I am reaching intermediate level. By learning English podcasts, video contents, conversations and many more sources i used for improving myself.....................
Excellent video! I agree with most of your points, I think we really learn from our mistakes because they stay at the forefront of our mind, as we feel embarrassed or upset that we got something wrong... But being able to accept that mistakes teach us something, and trying no matter what is how we improve!
I managed to unite learning vocabulary with journaling, I'd said with writing thoughts in diary. I just compound sentences with unknown words, I take group of such words, 5 or 10 (or even more when I can find common sense) and I try to create stories from my life and change them in funny way, and I admitted that the more bizarre and funny stories I write the more quickly and effectively I memorize such words) so before to give my dictionaries to someone else I'd carefully censored them)
after this video,I will try my best to the following things: 1,keep a diary in english,write down my emotions and thoughts 2,listen to english audiobooks as frequent as I can 3,watch english videos on TH-cam and leave some comments Let's make progress together!
Am I the only one who finds these videos very freaking helpful but at the same time gets so distracted by Ruri's face? It's freaking perfect. PS: It is not my intention to insult or make someone feel offended, I'm just saying.
The french language takes a long time to learn, it has many verbs and conjugations, i know how long it took me at school to learn it, german for those who learned it from the first year of school, practically does not experience great difficulties, that's how it was with me, in compulsory school in Luxembourg, everyone becomes polyglot, only in the compulsory school system, luxembourgish, german and french are learned with the option of english later, and those who speak another language their mother tongue because they are, for example, of japanese origin or turkish, they add 1 or 2 more languages to the 3 compulsory at school with english by choice, Luxembourg is the country in the world that probably forces the most to learn more languages in the compulsory school system, i was born in Luxembourg and i speak 4 languages including my mother tongue
Hurrah to Luxembourg for such a nice system of language teaching---that be, verily, a heaven for a polyglot and language Lover like me. Anyhow, I need add a few words to your stance: French is very hard to learn, esp its spellings and silents, and more so it's articles 'cause you could not add an article to any Noun untill you know, in advance, whether it is masculine, feminine or neuter---Shit. Besides, the "eg-ghek" sound of R is more than weird and unlike all other languages of the world. Whereas, German is a very fine and systematic language, though it's gammer is hard to learn and use properly. Still I praise Luxembourg for teaching it and you for learning it. Auf wiedersehen, (SHAKEEL AHMAD, U.K)
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How about your methodology
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where are you from? china? korea? or japan? i think the citizens of these countries have difficulty to speak , like native speakers ,but you can do it 👍
After I started learning English, I felt in love to learn new languages, I'm 16 and I really want to became a polyglot, now learn new languages is my hobby. And there a few people who feel interested in it.
I also want to become a polyglot, recently I have interested in Spanish but it’s so HARDDDD. Your comment is really so right for me, let’s give it our best shot 😊
As long as you don't overdo it, by learning multiple languages at once, like I did by English, Latin & German.
Although, in my case I hadn't exactly a choice, given my circumstances; my parents pushed me to follow education on a Latin/Greek school (kind of Elite-ish/snobbish school if you ask me).
@@songmuoi096 I'm a Spanish speaker and I agree with you, the spanish is so hard even for us the natives ajaja
@@songmuoi096 it was really tough to start learn english, I'm really grateful to my mom because she believed in me, now I'm learning Italian and french, I'm sooo blessed for my language be Portuguese (Brazilian), there was a time I wanted give up of English, but fighting for almost 2 years it improved soo much. Keep going with Spanish 😁😁
I also started with English, but then found out that I actually love language learning! After that I learned Spanish, and I am also learning Japanese. I just started uploading videos about language learning in Spanish, as a way to practice it and to share my passion with people who love the same thing.
I really like the quote "if you know 1 language, you only live 1 life. If you know one more language, you'll live one more life"
For sure, it is more rewarding and pleasant an experience to learn a new language or a word/phrase in a New language, even---esp from Ruri.
I learned English as a teenager in school. Currently, I am in 70 and I still enjoy learning how to say things casual style. Great tips. Thanks for sharing Ruri ❤
What's yo native tongue?
Omg u're my inspiration ❤
Qué mujer tan hermosa
Wow! Always great to keep learning!
I'm now trying to expose myself to English as much as I can, and I write a comment on every video I watched on TH-cam in English (like this! ). It is the good way to output what you input from TH-cam.
Great tips. But don't forget the long term memory also has a shelf life. I knew a Spanish guy who moved to the UK in his mid 20s He was about 50 when I met him and he told me he struggles to remember Spanish when he visits his family over there. He struggles to comprehend and struggles to say things. Crazy!. A native Spanish speaker, born and raised in Spain, went through the Spanish education system, lived and work all in Spanish, now struggles to speak Spanish after he left Spain. So when you learn a language you have to stick with it for life to remember it.
I'm learning English and I've been listening a lot of things in English and watching your videos to help me practice the language. Thank you!
Great tips, especially the recommendation to journal in your target language. Numerous studies have shown that writing with pen on paper helps embed information into your brain far more effectively than typing into a computer.
That technique isn’t very accessible for dyslexic people.
hoje percebi q meu inglês melhorou bastante! consegui entender quase tudo desse vídeo, estou muito feliz, nunca mais vou parar de estudar ☺
Ai dom quer
Me too. I'm getting understand 90%
Same☺️
qual método pra aprender vc vem usando? eu consigo entendo acho que uns 40% do vídeo só...
@@igorsubtil983 eu tô assistindo bastante conteúdo em inglês de coisas q eu gosto, tirando isso é o básico msm, estudo gramática, coloco cards no anki e duolingo todo dia tbm :)
If those tips’re coming from a master polyglot like Ruri, they’re absoultly precious! This inspiring video’s also shining just like Ruri’s other videos!
The way you speak is very fluent and clear as water. Thank you for the motivation. ありがとうございます!
The technique I use is: Just speak, don't even think. Train your brain to react more quickly when you need to find a word. Train your mind to be adapted to react faster and than the words will flow as a true expression of your being, not as a meticulous action. For me, learning a new language is more about how fast your brain can work on your target language then anything else.
So speaking is practicing? Some say that language learning is all about input. Not true?
@@JdeC1994 half input and half speaking is what we do with our native languages, so...
@@frafraplanner9277 The thing is, a very popular, often-quoted egghead once said that talking is not practicing. However, I've always found that hard to believe.
I agree. We learn through mistakes, just try and don't be phased by making mistakes, just speak and try!
Fully agree with the tips. If you don't want to forget what you learn you have two options. 1) you get a lot exposure or immersion; when you do this it is less probable you won't encounter a word you learned again. If you learned the expression "rush hour" and you live in a city in the US you will probably retain that. Of course you can also create an environment at home 2) You figure out your own best way to counteract the natural 'forgetting curve.' Answer the question "How am I making sure I don't forget "rush hour" in 3 days, in 7 days, in 30 days?" There are apps that help with this.
Excuse me, could you recommend some apps to me? Many thanks
Экскьюз ми, посоветуйте мне пожалуйста такого рода приложение . Спасибо.
what kinds apps of that?
thank you for your tips
Giving meaning to everything you say and do always helps reinforce your memories & integrity.
Im currently learning Japanese and it hasn’t been easy. I’m always good at getting my flashcards right but using the words in real life has been hard. Definitely using these tips. Thanks Ruri ❤
You can do it. I believe in you. Please never give up for your dreams 🥰❤️🥰❤️🥰❤️
Listen to music, learn the words and keep listening again. Those words are going to get stuck in your head forever
How am i seeing you... everywhere???? on like shorts idk if we just have the same algorithm but i see your comments like once a day at least
i don't usually remember names of commenters but now i remember ur username
@@winstonchen1409 who you talking about?
@WILLIAM GREY exactly maybe its her job XD
My method, read a new paragragh 3 or 4 times, first time reading is slowest, rest is quicker. Once its clearly in my head, I wait for 24 hours and then read again tmrw. And then read again next day and also on fourth day. Reading it again and again for 4 days really embeds it in my head.
This is great!
good method and i will try
I'm japanese and now learning the way of speaking English.
Your knowleage and tips about sort of topics are very usefui to make my life better!!
Anyway, I'm big fan of you.
Thank you for uploading the such a nice video!! I'm rooting for you.
るりちゃん、応援してます！いつもありがとう！
応援ありがとうございます😊
英語上手ですね！
@@ruriohama Hi do you have telegram
Learning new languages is really fascinating stuff. It's like a very long journey...
I have been already using almost all advices from this video, except summarizing my opinion. Thank you Ruri!
Journey is well worth it!
When i started learning English language it was not easy for me to comprise what people say. But i was really good in speaking than listening. There was long time ago i went on TH-cam and listen any video. In the past, i didn't know which accent should I choose when speaking English. But i never ever quit to persist look for best info for my changes. Very often when I talk to z group of people my accent looks like American accent and on the other hand, British accent as well. But i wrap up to opt for one between the two accents. My main problem was ,, listening skill'' but from now i train it seriously on podcast academy and audiobook. I'm happy to understand anyone who talks to me. I'm french but I'm so happy to know to speak English language a little bit. 🇨🇵🇬🇧💗💗💗. May God bless me.
You being une French fille, I wonder as to why English speaking be difficult for you. for French is a lot hard to learn and speak, esp for its spellings and silents etc etc---"Gho Gho" sound of R, in particular, is too itching, for sure.
(SHAKEEL AHMAD)
You already know not only learning a language but also all the way of success. System+Willpower+Motivation+Frequency+Consistency. I totally agree.
I fell in love with this precious angel who teaches me english!! Thanks
Hey Ruri! I agree with you that commuting is a perfect time for language learning (I listen to various audios/watch videos while I'm on a bus to work). Let's not forget that if you DRIVE to work you need to PAY ATTENTION TO THE ROAD 😊 . So then language learning becomes secondary (although it might still be effective).
Taking advantage of commuting time is one of the best hacks
Ayúdame a aprender ingles por favor 🥺🙏
@@jhonny7198 No soy una maestra pero te recomiendo un canal que se llama "Learn English with TV series"
@@pepsicolla123 gracias
مرحبا 🙋♂️ Hello
Just discovered your channel. I appreciate your help to earthquake happened in Turkey. Thanks a lot!
You talk in a beautiful way that I grasp the idea and it directly goes to my heart. ❤
I used Busuu to learn Russian. It is nice meeting you. Thanks for everything.
Russian, like any other Slavic language, is not worth learning, for it is too hard to comprehend in the first instance, and it's spellings and their sounds are too odd to learn and use---as such, I quited the course after a month of harsh pain.
What will make you learn English fast is speaking
So you can use the words and expressions that you learn, and feel of the importance of every new word that you learn, Moreover this make you hungry for learning more and more
Agree... just practicing, and learning from your mistakes!
Thank you Ruri It's difficult to learn new language but i believe there's a success.
Wow, i realy enjoy watching your very useful and informative video. Honestly, its very cool. You are really good girl. Good luck, you deserve it. I’m from Kyrgyzstan ✊🏼
Learning a new language is both fun and very positive for human development. It also broadens one's horizons.
Thanks for the vlog.
Love you Ruri continue as it is.
It can also be frustrating unfortunately
Absolutely!
It’s also completely impossible for dyslexic people.
Great information, I am enthusiastic about language learning, too. Since I am working on my Ph.D. program, I kept telling myself, "Oh no, I don't have sufficient time to push myself through the learning journey", which led me to a situation where I thought I have learned a lot, but I ended up with knowing very little in all of those concepts. I think your method is quite informative.
I know speak english and spanish and i'm currently learning italian i'm so in love of that language hardly I've started to learning it..! I'm getting my certificade on A1 and I really hope i would aced that one, learning new foreing languages now it's becoming in one of my hobbies thxnk u so much for sharing your thought..!
I love your content. It is so understandable and you're are expianing it calmly. Thank you for your advice!
I enjoyed watching the video. I learned a lot from it. I also have to work hard to grow one step further. I hope everyone here can grow together. I’ll cheer for you.
Learning languages is so hard. But I never give up. I will try again and again so that I can speak english fluently. Thank you for sharing methods.
I fall in love with this teacher🥺
You actually don’t have to speak. Your gorgeous, but awesome insight into your beautiful mind as well!
Как здорово слышать речь на английском, да ещё и тебе советы дают по изучению языка 😍
Шикарный контент ❤
Hello!
I'm American and I'd like to start learning Russian,is it difficult to learn?
@@Mr.Russian129 no, you need to follow the advice in the video)
@user-rt7gc4tj7k I mean yeah it's not as cake as Spanish would be probably but it's doable for sure. I'd say focus on the sounds, and take things one at a time in pieces (learn 1 or 2 cases, one conjugation etc. Then don't be afraid to move on to another before 100% perfecting what you learned). Don't just learn long lists of words - learn phrases that are useful to you and u can use right away pretty much even if you don't fully understand the cases yet. The phrases will become muscle memory but you'll learn why certain things are said a particular way later.
@@Mr.Russian129 the grammar is quite difficult but it really depends on your first language
I just love this girl.
Currently Don't have interested to learn languages but you given good message to folks.
Teresa Teng from Taiwan learned Japanese in her early 20's and became their biggest star.
Thank you a lot I'm from Egypt, and I watch u every morning before going my work
I’m learning a lot from u, and I hope I can meet u one day ! You are very energetic and u give me much power and motivation ❤
僕は日本人です。あなたの英語は聞きやすくて勉強になります！
Hi
I am so thankful for all this priceless tips you gave, I just ended an english course and feel so glad to understand every single word that you say without subtitles, keep going , U R helping much more than you think.
I think it very useful that you give the advices of how to learn a new foreign languages,and i will follow them to make my level a higher standard
I am native Spanish speaker and I watch your video to improve my English listening. 🌼💖
Simp
The most TH-camr I love is youu Ruri
I will never get bored while watching you keep going
She is so cute and her words so sweet, hum!
Wow I'm so surprised how fluent you have gotten in English, I'm new to your channel, I was watching one of your last year videos comparison to your recent videos you have improved so much. You have really motivated me to not give up. Thank you.
Thank you! 😃
I just followed you. I found it very interesting the way you develop yourself. I was looking for youtubers who speak English, since I want to acquire the language in a self-taught way, and I found this video. I really liked it and then I followed you, thank you very much for all the information you give in the video! Apart from that, I want to say that you are very beautiful.❤
Mind please, very beautiful she may not be, but still she is too Sweet and attractive, for sure.
Hi! The better way is to see words, to hear new language , to talk by yourself with sense in conversation, and all it at one time, with the same person or few same persons
I really love how you think. Not many people think this way even if you tell them the truth of what works it all depends on the willpower. We are exposed to many things and invaluable information. Mostly about spending and desiring things we don’t need. What we need is knowledge and knowledge comes from God.
Unfortunately when we continue in our ways because it’s “easy” and “everyone is doing it so why not me?” We become comfortable instead of seeking more about our life and purpose.
Proverbs 1:5 (CJB)
“5 Someone who is already wise
will hear and learn still more;
someone who already understands
will gain the ability to counsel well;”
とりあえず幸せになって欲しい
発音からしてどれだけ頑張ったかわかるよ
るりっち精神構造もよくわかる
今まで大変だったね。どれだけ頑張ったのかも伝わる。お疲れ様
thank you for your support.I started to learn English with Busuu
I am learning english, so I decided to start youtube channel and it’s my way to use new words and knowledge while speaking with myself in front of phone. Thanks for tips❤️
That is next level proactivity Anna! Great work. I'll pass by your channel!
I'm from Brazil and I'm learning to speak in English with something I like very good video congratulations to the creator hard work, which is why here in Brazil this work is undervalued and especially for graduate students who cannot support themselves with college scholarships 😐
Hi. İ think i am gonno learn portaguise language. Would you recommand that? Do u like your language 😄
And do u think that Brazil is a good place to live
@@Mc.Gucket im brazilian and yeah portuguese is amazing, but are so many expressions and words, its hard to learn i think. I really like my language. but here's not a good place to live
Vasco.
Useful advice, thanks Ruri
Thanks, your tips are very clear and useful for my learning
Beautiful mind.. Love from INDIA..
This is really interesting..!! And the best thing for me I guess is to interact with natives through social media or by traveling...
As a native Arabic speaker, I speak English and am still learning, also two years ago I started learning French but I did not finish learning, I think it was because I was not using it much. But I really want to go back and learn it again, thanks Ruri for the tips!
لطفا ممكن كتابة النصائح بالعربية لغرض تطبيقها لتعلم اللغة الإنجليزية
Keep going! Very impressive... 3 languages!
Teşekkürler abla videoların şimdiye kadar çok yardımcı oldu. Olmaya da devam ediyor
I'm learning English and I watch your videos on youtube for practicing my listening. I'm from Mexico XD
Hi Ruri, I always learn a lot of English with your videos, thank you so much!!!
This is useful, I'm from Mexico and I learned English ando now I'm learning German. In a future I'd like to learn Chinese but it will be very hard :(
Hola! Yo estoy aprendiendo mandarín (chino)
No se trata de que sea difícil sino que es diferente :DD mucha suerte si te animas a estudiarlo
@@beacrox ¿Qué consejos podrías darme para aprender Chino, ya que es un idioma totalmente diferente?
@@Derverruckte03-sz3xo Lo primero y que considero importante es aprender la pronunciación del pinyin, hay sonidos que al principio suenan muy similares (como sh, ch y zh; z, c, x y s) pero en realidad no lo son una vez que tu oído se acostumbra.
También no dejes de lado los carácteres, aunque haya algunos que tengan la misma pronunciación no significan lo mismo.
Y uno que marca la diferencia es que el mandarín es un idioma tonal, los tonos (prolongados, bajos, cortos) también cambian por completo el significado de la palabra.
@@Derverruckte03-sz3xo
hi, follow the advice Ruri was giving in this video. I agree with Beacrox advice regarding pinyin, it is an essential part to figure out the sounds and tones. Don’t stress too much about getting it 100% correct all the time in the beginning, it will take some time to get used to but with practice you’ll get the hang of it eventually.
Plus watch tv series in the language, even better if you can find youtube content in a subject you already are interested in the language you're studying (in the beginning you probably need some subtitles in a language you already know). Rewatching the tv-shows/youtube videos helps you catch more words and sentences and familiarizes you with common expressions. I've learned so much from this it's insane and another plus is that it doesn't cost a bunch of money (there are tv series in mandarin on ex viki for free). I don't recommend movies in general for language practice b/c a lot of everyday conversation gets cut out (inorder to focus on the plot, which is understandable lol) and for me that's the most important base of the language. Reading is fantastic, even if it's just simple sentences b/c context makes it much easier to remember new words etc. Reaching the level where you can read in books Mandarin is not unreachable but it will require effort, reading blog posts/articles etc online is a good place to start b/c of how easy it is to copy words in order to look up the translation. Later on re-reading books you've already read and know the plot of is a fun way to practise. My best advice is to find material in the language you want to study that you find fun or interesting. It will help if/when you don't feel like studying :)
But in general examine what has worked in the other two languages you've learned and try to apply those things to Mandarin.
I’m far from fluent in Mandarin yet, but I think I can eventually reach my goal of being able to read books and watch movies without subtitles comfortably. It hasn’t been high up on my priority list b/c life has come in between, but all the advice I’ve written here are things that have worked when I was learning English and helped my Mandarin immensely.
Learning a new language is no child's play, and learning of Mandarin is quite an uphill climb on Hamaliya, for sure.
You encourage me to put more outputs for learning English laguage. I might to practice more in writing and speaking as much as i can. Thank you!❤
i learn this in psycholinguistics. thanks for sharing this information
thank you so much ,i"m learning english by myself watching your videos
U always hit the right point RURI , thanks for ur helpful tips n advices 💛
Love and thumps up of your lesson. It is incredibly awesome for learning English.
i love ur content!
Thank you :)
Your content is beautiful. Do you have WhatsApp, if you would be so kind?
@@ruriohama HI sweet friend ruri
I’m learning Japanese right now, so far 9months in and I think I am somewhere between jlpt3-4, I will study for another year, and then start with Korean
The first chart about memory 'decay' should be given more explanation. When I taught junior school I explained 'methods to learn' at the beginning of the year, and the idea of revision after an hour, a day, a week is an excellent reply to someone who blithely says "yeah, I've got this", because you can guarantee they have only "got this" on a superficial level.
Sometimes the worse problems we find is to use the correct grammar... each language has they own grammar and sometimes that sounds more confused than the the language at all.
Indeed it is so, but mind language is first in order and Grammer later, so it is better and easy to first learn the language and then later on its grammer----one doesn't know the Grammer of his/her mother tongue even, yet speaks it quite fluently.
(SHAKEEL AHMAD)
Some of my rutines to keep me in touch with the english (becouse it's not my native language) is always singng. Singing makes my brain memorize words , their pronuntiation and find new words. Other way is reading books and making resumes of what i've red. Possibilites are infinite.
hii Ruri I'm from Indonesia, I say thanks to you for creating this video. it's very helped to me. I'm very blessed found your youtube channel. may you be able to create another video anymore.
I have started learning English about 1 year ago and now I am reaching intermediate level. By learning English podcasts, video contents, conversations and many more sources i used for improving myself.....................
Excellent video! I agree with most of your points, I think we really learn from our mistakes because they stay at the forefront of our mind, as we feel embarrassed or upset that we got something wrong... But being able to accept that mistakes teach us something, and trying no matter what is how we improve!
You're amazing, thankyou. I maybe will try the aplication that you suggest
Thanks for explain very clearly 😊
I believe if i obey your advice one day i can be a polyglot like you.
Bravo, yet it is not easy to learn one language fully, rather many like Ruri or me.
(SHAKEEL AHMAD)
I think the content of video is all what I need in my life
great advices for us ,, nice to meet you greetings from NICARAGUA 👍😀😀👍😀👍
You explain in a much simplified way .
Love the consistency 👌 👏 🙌
I love your accent Ruri ❤ cheer up..
Thank you. I'm learning English. I thik that your edvises can help me to learn easy
Im learning english, and is really so exciting!
Hi! Ruri you give pratical knowledge thats help me a lot i love it! Going
I managed to unite learning vocabulary with journaling, I'd said with writing thoughts in diary. I just compound sentences with unknown words, I take group of such words, 5 or 10 (or even more when I can find common sense) and I try to create stories from my life and change them in funny way, and I admitted that the more bizarre and funny stories I write the more quickly and effectively I memorize such words) so before to give my dictionaries to someone else I'd carefully censored them)
Really I had benefit form all this informations it was very useful
Thanks
Congrats jude, you are the winner of HOW TO of the year 🎉🎉😊
after this video,I will try my best to the following things:
1,keep a diary in english,write down my emotions and thoughts
2,listen to english audiobooks as frequent as I can
3,watch english videos on TH-cam and leave some comments
Let's make progress together!
Really your videos are very helpful for upgrading my communication skill.
love from India.😇
I would love to learn at least one language interesting video you are bi lingual that is cute and awesome
I Really want to be a polyglot too, so fascinated and humbled to learn more languages just feel as the brain gets older it gets harder.
Ruri San thank you for ur tips learn languages. Perú 🇵🇪🥰
Am I the only one who finds these videos very freaking helpful but at the same time gets so distracted by Ruri's face? It's freaking perfect. PS: It is not my intention to insult or make someone feel offended, I'm just saying.
This video is masterpiece, thank you very much! 🖤
Thank you for the video, Ruri😍💖
The french language takes a long time to learn, it has many verbs and conjugations, i know how long it took me at school to learn it, german for those who learned it from the first year of school, practically does not experience great difficulties, that's how it was with me, in compulsory school in Luxembourg, everyone becomes polyglot, only in the compulsory school system, luxembourgish, german and french are learned with the option of english later, and those who speak another language their mother tongue because they are, for example, of japanese origin or turkish, they add 1 or 2 more languages to the 3 compulsory at school with english by choice, Luxembourg is the country in the world that probably forces the most to learn more languages in the compulsory school system, i was born in Luxembourg and i speak 4 languages including my mother tongue
Hurrah to Luxembourg for such a nice system of language teaching---that be, verily, a heaven for a polyglot and language Lover like me.
Anyhow, I need add a few words to your stance: French is very hard to learn, esp its spellings and silents, and more so it's articles 'cause you could not add an article to any Noun untill you know, in advance, whether it is masculine, feminine or neuter---Shit.
Besides, the "eg-ghek" sound of R is more than weird and unlike all other languages of the world.
Whereas, German is a very fine and systematic language, though it's gammer is hard to learn and use properly.
Still I praise Luxembourg for teaching it and you for learning it.
Auf wiedersehen,
(SHAKEEL AHMAD, U.K)
Ruri in the best bloger for me super🔥