I really enjoy your videos, and this another great one! The ChatGPT prompt I have landed on is inspired by one of your other videos about learning with comprehensible input along with the concept of the language island. Here is the prompt if I am providing 10 statements: Take the following 10 statements about XXXXXXXXXX and create a table in Italian with Column 1 being the statements, Column 2 is a corresponding yes/no question, Column 3 is a corresponding open-ended question and Column 4 is a useful statement. Next, create a one paragraph article using the information in the table as though it is a journal entry. Please provide the paragraph in both Italian and English. Next, make a two column table in Italian (Column 1) and English (Column 2) of the open-ended questions from the table. Do not include numbers or bullets in front of the questions. Finally, list all of the information from the table in one single spaced list. Again, no numbers or bullets in front of the statements and questions. Here are the statements: [put the 10 statements here]. The next steps are to (1) copy paste the output into a Google Doc, (2) copy/paste the 10 open-ended questions in a Google sheet for the development of flash cards. I copy the journal entry into a TTS program and create an MP3 file. I also copy the single line info (40 in total) into TTS and make a separate file. I then delete the open-ended questions and list of 40 from the document and print it out. This leaves me with a nice lesson as well as an easy way to mark it up for unknown words. I love this method!
@@aguy3082Chinese works because it has pinyin (Romanized alphabet with tone mark), but Arabic doesn't have that. I'd suggest you to learn alphabet and pronunciation first. In the meantime, you can copy and paste its scripts to a text-to-speech software or app and let them read aloud for you to shadow.
For Portuguese you can pronounce the r like in Spanish if you want Hermano irmão Tarde tarde Speak Portuguese strongly like you do in English, and ot will sound better. So far, you're sounding a bit under the weather.
¨Don´t learn Spanish; just learn to say 100 true things in Spanish.¨ Great ideas Tony. Thank you. I am going to try this tomorrow. - Dave
If anybody needs either a Spanish or Brazilian Portuguese friend to learn how we speak our words, hit me up.
Congrats for the video Tony
I really enjoy your videos, and this another great one! The ChatGPT prompt I have landed on is inspired by one of your other videos about learning with comprehensible input along with the concept of the language island. Here is the prompt if I am providing 10 statements: Take the following 10 statements about XXXXXXXXXX and create a table in Italian with Column 1 being the statements, Column 2 is a corresponding yes/no question, Column 3 is a corresponding open-ended question and Column 4 is a useful statement. Next, create a one paragraph article using the information in the table as though it is a journal entry. Please provide the paragraph in both Italian and English. Next, make a two column table in Italian (Column 1) and English (Column 2) of the open-ended questions from the table. Do not include numbers or bullets in front of the questions. Finally, list all of the information from the table in one single spaced list. Again, no numbers or bullets in front of the statements and questions. Here are the statements: [put the 10 statements here]. The next steps are to (1) copy paste the output into a Google Doc, (2) copy/paste the 10 open-ended questions in a Google sheet for the development of flash cards. I copy the journal entry into a TTS program and create an MP3 file. I also copy the single line info (40 in total) into TTS and make a separate file. I then delete the open-ended questions and list of 40 from the document and print it out. This leaves me with a nice lesson as well as an easy way to mark it up for unknown words. I love this method!
Thank you for this great prompt! - Dave
For the audio, you could paste your text in Natural Readers for example
Reflex not recall! Thank you Tony! Great video. Big help. 🤩
You are borderline genius. Nah..I'm saying genius. This is fantastic.
Great video! Doing this.
Love. It!❤ Gracias
I'm having difficulty with Spanish I would love for you to take a minute.
私は、あなたの努力に対する粘り強さと完璧主義を尊敬しています。
100%完璧なシステムは1つもありません。
一つの試験だけに絞っているのが面白いです。
生徒の学習者のモチベーションを特定して分析する方が、これらが中核的な基盤となるため、おそらくより良いでしょう。
生徒の感謝とモチベーションのこの側面は最も重要であり、彼らに学習方法を教える必要があります。エニグママシンの鍵を所持しています。
How would you do this in Arabic so it was phonetically correct if you don’t know how to read Arabic yet?
When I have used it for Chinese I just asked it to add an extra column of latin characters next to the Chinese characters.
@ thank you. I would’ve never thought of that.
@@aguy3082Chinese works because it has pinyin (Romanized alphabet with tone mark), but Arabic doesn't have that.
I'd suggest you to learn alphabet and pronunciation first. In the meantime, you can copy and paste its scripts to a text-to-speech software or app and let them read aloud for you to shadow.
just learn how to read it, it won't take more than 1 week
The Tony Method - is gonna breed polyglots 😂
I get way different responses from this prompt.
If you are Chinese do this with Deepseek or Kimi and ask for Chinese with pinyin.
American who wants to learn mandarin here. Guess it’s the same as what you’re saying
For Portuguese you can pronounce the r like in Spanish if you want
Hermano irmão
Tarde tarde
Speak Portuguese strongly like you do in English, and ot will sound better. So far, you're sounding a bit under the weather.
Yawn