I cannot tell you just how much this has changed my studying routine! I play a lot of FFXIV in JP, but I've yet to play through the entire game in JP. So I copy and paste the text for each quest as a new Notion note and use your method to read through and sentence mine. I used to get pretty distracted whenever I tried to actively study, and when I'm playing the game in JP I get distracted by...well, the game! lol, but this has finally gotten me to sit down and focus. I've stuck with this for over 2 months now and I just really wanted to thank you!
um hello this is such an amazing comment for me to receive, I'm so so happy to hear this!! that's such a good idea to not interrupt the flow of gameplay but still get everything you can out of the game. Thank you for coming back and letting me know you've been using this for so long, it really means a lot to me that it was helpful!
@@LeaflingLearns Bless! My biggest goal right now is to learn enough that I don't have to pause as often while i'm playing the new expansion in late fall, so I'll be excited to see how much I can learn from this method. Happy studying! ^^
@@TheMandazor You should check out Game Gengo ゲーム言語 (th-cam.com/video/v3zXWyJujXc/w-d-xo.html) he has a whole Final Fantasy playthrough, where he breaks down the Japanese. And someone even made a great anki deck to accompany it.
@@doors_of_perspective Thanks! I know about his channel, and I think I'm just above the level he's trying to appeal to with his audience. I wish he was around when I was just starting out though! He's got such a great production quality.
Wow, this is totally unique compared to how I’ve seen others use Notion for language learning. I’m definitely going to give this template a shot, thank you!
Woohoo, I'm so happy you're going to try it out! I've definitely tried a TON of different language related things in Notion, but this is the only thing that I've found to be actually beneficial to my learning. I hope you find it useful when you try it! ❤️
My girlfriend just showed me Notion so I immediately started to look for language resources to help with well- Japanese learning! Thank you so much for this!!!
I've watched this video this morning and I-m already studyng chinese using your template. I adapted and conbined your method with other youtuber's and am already studing chinese with new enthusiasm. Thank you so much!!
Can’t wait to dive into your channel. I’ve been “studying” japanese for 5 years and am a stagnant intermediate. Notion and anki have been friends of mine for a while, so I am eager to combine the two with this approach. I feel like this can give some structure to my learning.
Notion has improved a lot since I first tried it (and immediately stopped using it) several years ago, but I think this is enough to get me back onto it because I honestly have different notes in all different places and Notion seems like a great way to put them all together! Thanks for providing the template, I'm definitely trying this! 😊
So so happy you're giving it a go! I definitely don't use notion in all the ways I see a lot of people using it, but it is great for compiling _certain_ things!!
Came here after watching your Improve your Listening Skills with Notion video. Thanks for the straight-forward and helpful tips. I've been trying to streamline my Notion, so this was great! 😊
thank you for changing the perspective I had on my learning, you reaffirmed me more in my natural processes of acquiring information, to hell with grammar books.
I'm a non-native speaker of English, and the way I speak out loud, when I do so in a casual manner, turned out kinda like yours😂. Like, the sentences you speak are totally what I might have said, and some other idiosyncrasies, even the vocal fry. Learning through immersion is a hell of a ride. 💁♂ 🤣 I never set my foot outside of my home-country and I rarely talk with friends in English out loud, but I do practice talking out loud everyday. So, you know for anyone reading this, keep it up my dudes, language learning can be done just with what you already got on your hands. I respect a lot your skillfulness with your Japanese. Here's the YOLO manifest, I've carefully crafted for all the my homies: I never gave a damn about following any formal method to learn English. I simply unleashed the beast within me and went all out with what I call the YOLO method. It's about surrendering to your cravings and getting high on the language like a freakin' cocaine addict. Set the damn language on all your devices, immerse yourself in it, and search online only in your target language. No more wasting time on other languages. Unless it's absolutely necessary, stick to the language you want to master. And when you do indulge, go balls deep! Binge-watch the hell out of shows like The Breaking Bad and The Walking Dead, or whatever might be of your liking. The YOLO method requires you to watch the entire show in the shortest time humanly possible, pushing your body to the limit. And here's the kicker - no subtitles in a language you're already comfortable with. Only the target language. No mental translations allowed, just go with the flow. Don't overthink it, just talk to yourself like a complete maniac in that language. Hell, even think in that language. You need to become one with it. But let me be real with you, I'm not sure I can handle that level of intensity all over again with Spanish, Italian, French, Russian, German, Standard Arabic, or Mandarin Chinese. English took a special place in my heart, and I wasn't casual about it. But don't get me wrong, I still take a laid-back approach to expressing myself in it because that's just who I am. 🤣 Okay, that was a bit weird. It just sounds cringe, but it was fun to write. Btw, comments like this was what helped me learn to write better. So, write lots of comments online in your target language, that's always available and you don't need a friend to write to, although, that's preferable. Those days, you can use a Large Language Model like ChatGPT to help you. Although, be aware that it was optimized for English, and in other languages it might sound strange.
HAHA I forgot that I did that hahahaha. I cut out the part where I had tried to copy and paste and it wasn't working like 3x so by the time it did work I was A N G R Y
Wow this system really brings a sense of fulfillment when studying a language through content I love! I'm really happy to have come across your channel, it's so helpful🎉
This post is awesome as well. Loved the Listening Skills post too. If you have any more ideas on how to get more out of Notion for language learning I am all ears.
Yay I'm so happy!! I have one other language related thing I use notion for at the moment but I haven't thought it would be interesting enough for a video. I'll see if I can add anything extra to it to make it worthy!!
hi! I'm so so happy you like the template!! And yes there's really a lot to cover about sentence mining (and notion) that I know I couldn't even begin to touch on in my video so I tried to provide as many resources as I could in the description! Thanks for watching!
I hadn't heard of Notion before. Seems ideal for keeping track of this stuff, as you've shown. I think I'll start using your template and hopfully make it a habit.
I hope you find it useful!! Notion is really great in how customizable it is - though that does come with a bit of a learning curve. I popped a Notion intro video in the description if you find yourself needing any additional assistance with how to use it in general!
Wowowww this is amazing. I'd never heard of notion before. Love how modular it is with shifting paragraphs around. Also thank you for posting the template! I'm def going to look into using this soon
Yay! Thank you so much! Notion is really fun to use and it really is a joy how customizable it is. I've seen some people alter my template to their own needs and it makes me so happy to see!!
I was really impressed with your reading. Can I ask how you managed to learn readings after going through RTK? I started the Tango deck back when that was first suggested by Matt but I never got very far into it (personal issues came up that completely derailed my studies). I remember it was pretty hard though bc some of the kanji were completely new to me (never seen them before in RTK) so it felt like brute force memorization. Did you just brute force learn the pronunciations?
Oh thank you! I guess technically yeah brute force, but nothing I do feels very brute or forceful haha. Did you do the 2200 RTK? Or a form of RRTK? I did the Tango deck but yeah otherwise just learn the readings as they come up in the different activities I do. Slowly they start to stick and you start to be able to guess how something is going to be read. I've never like sat down and done drills or actively tried to memorize anything outside of doing Anki sentence cards
Love this! Quick question: it seems like this method would only work with text you find online (or in an ebook maybe?) that you can copy+paste in. If you read a physical book, do you just skip this method for it or do you type up the whole text? I’m thinking if you have Apple devices you could scan a page and select text from there but I’m not sure how well that would work… Either way, thanks so much for sharing, I’m going to try this template out!
I definitely only use this for online (copy/pastable) texts. My methods for reading physical and ebooks is different in that it's really just focused around getting the sentences I want to mine as directly into anki as is possible. I can't feel like it wouldn't be worth all the trouble to get it into notion as well when you already have to go a bit out of your way to get it into anki. With physical books I tend to just write on them in a similar way to how I mark up the articles in notion then only type up which i+1 sentences I want in anki!
hey! I use the chrome extension Yomichan with jmdict to just hover over words and get the pop up definitions. Sometimes I'll also go to jisho.org to see example sentences if I need more clarification on how it's used.
@@LeaflingLearns Really, thank you so much! I was stuck on language learning and just by starting using your template I got so much more motivated! You're an angel 🙌✨🧡
sorry for the late reply! it depends on if you have mac or pc but if you google "how to install a japanese keyboard tofugu" there's an article on tofugu that explains how to do it on any device!!
I initially thought I had no other ideas, but I'm actually working on a transcription database as we speak!! If it turns out to be useful, I'll definitely share!
Great video!! I’m new to sentence mining (hehe I just learned about it yesterday) and I want to resume studying German. How would you remember the meaning of a word that you don’t know yet to make it a sentence i+1? Can someone answer my question, please?
hi wendy, I'm not entirely sure I understand the question so please let me know if my response isn't helpful. i+1 sentences are sentences where you understand all of the words/grammar except 1 word/phrase/grammar point. so when you find a sentence like that, you make a SRS flashcard that has the sentence on the front then on the back is the definition of the 1 part you don't yet know. when you're reviewing flashcards, you pass the card if you understand the meaning of the sentence. does this help?
@@LeaflingLearns thank youu this helped me understand more on sentence mining!! However, sorry for my confusing phrasing, what I mean is as a beginner an individual knows very few words in their targeted language. What did you do to remember the meanings/definitions of the most common words, so that way you can eventually be able to mine sentences? Like did you use ANKI to build a deck of the most common words of your targeted language?
@@wendyycm oh I see! so my background in Japanese is actually quite long and complicated haha so I came to sentence mining already knowing many words. I think I'd recommend finding a premade deck of Anki sentence cards to start from to start to get some of the basics. If you're using a beginner textbook or online resource, you can also mine the example sentences from that. I did some googling and came across this premade deck - I'm sure there are others, but I hope this helps! ankiweb.net/shared/info/1142217972
Thank you for this creative video. I have just one problem, I want to add another tabel in the same template you give us, so I can put suggestions about text sources, but I couldn't do it 😥, So now, I have to create a new page, then copy all the things in your template to this new page, but it's really hard
Quick question. Is this also helpful for beginners? I personally can’t understand any word in my target language because I am new to it. I’m not sure how I would do this 😭
Hello, i would like to ask something. Should i do a different cards when a verb has different meanings? Or is it ok if i put it on the same card too? I'm learning german and verb is my weakness; therefore, I want to increase my vocabulary. Thanks a lot!
hi, Kimberly! sorry for the delay in getting back to you. I would probably try to have a different card for each meaning ideally, with different example sentences showing you how they work. I've definitely made cards that note other meanings before, but it's seeing the word in a sentence that really does the heavy lifting of helping me remember the word's meaning!
@@LeaflingLearns hello, thank you so much for answering my questions. I still have one last question, do u export them to anki or how do you usually review all the new words? Thank you so so much again 🙏🏼💕
@@kimberlyfrank7422 of course!!!! so with notion I manually make anki cards. Not the most elegant system, of course, but I do have the Migaku suite of Anki add ons that helps me out. So I paste in the sentence from notion then use Migaku to add definition and word pronunciation audio! I do know there's an Anki alternative program called Zorbi that has some notion functionality (if you're not married to Anki already) but I haven't tried it out yet!
Can someone explain briefly through a text, the main ideas of this video ? because I'm not native English speaker, and I'm willing to use this method to improve my English vocabulary. Please help me
I just looked him up and am trying to compare myself to him, but I think self-perception is always a little (or a lot) off. If you don't mind my asking, what reminded you of him?? Is it how we talk?
@@LeaflingLearns What I found so funny was that the physical resemblance was accompanied by, what seemed to me to be identical speach rhythms, and body movements and gestures. You probably won't see it, because the brain is wired to see difference. But ask someone who knows you what they think. Mind you, I have been told before my mental pattern recognition software is over-sensitive.
I cannot tell you just how much this has changed my studying routine! I play a lot of FFXIV in JP, but I've yet to play through the entire game in JP. So I copy and paste the text for each quest as a new Notion note and use your method to read through and sentence mine. I used to get pretty distracted whenever I tried to actively study, and when I'm playing the game in JP I get distracted by...well, the game! lol, but this has finally gotten me to sit down and focus. I've stuck with this for over 2 months now and I just really wanted to thank you!
um hello this is such an amazing comment for me to receive, I'm so so happy to hear this!! that's such a good idea to not interrupt the flow of gameplay but still get everything you can out of the game. Thank you for coming back and letting me know you've been using this for so long, it really means a lot to me that it was helpful!
@@LeaflingLearns Bless! My biggest goal right now is to learn enough that I don't have to pause as often while i'm playing the new expansion in late fall, so I'll be excited to see how much I can learn from this method. Happy studying! ^^
@@TheMandazor You should check out Game Gengo ゲーム言語 (th-cam.com/video/v3zXWyJujXc/w-d-xo.html) he has a whole Final Fantasy playthrough, where he breaks down the Japanese. And someone even made a great anki deck to accompany it.
@@doors_of_perspective Thanks! I know about his channel, and I think I'm just above the level he's trying to appeal to with his audience. I wish he was around when I was just starting out though! He's got such a great production quality.
How do you get the text for each quest?
Wow, this is totally unique compared to how I’ve seen others use Notion for language learning. I’m definitely going to give this template a shot, thank you!
Woohoo, I'm so happy you're going to try it out! I've definitely tried a TON of different language related things in Notion, but this is the only thing that I've found to be actually beneficial to my learning. I hope you find it useful when you try it! ❤️
My girlfriend just showed me Notion so I immediately started to look for language resources to help with well- Japanese learning! Thank you so much for this!!!
Yay, I'm happy you find it helpful!!
AND a template?! We bow before the queen! This is awesome!
hehehehe thank you! I hope it's helpful!
I've watched this video this morning and I-m already studyng chinese using your template. I adapted and conbined your method with other youtuber's and am already studing chinese with new enthusiasm. Thank you so much!!
Can’t wait to dive into your channel. I’ve been “studying” japanese for 5 years and am a stagnant intermediate. Notion and anki have been friends of mine for a while, so I am eager to combine the two with this approach. I feel like this can give some structure to my learning.
Notion has improved a lot since I first tried it (and immediately stopped using it) several years ago, but I think this is enough to get me back onto it because I honestly have different notes in all different places and Notion seems like a great way to put them all together! Thanks for providing the template, I'm definitely trying this! 😊
So so happy you're giving it a go! I definitely don't use notion in all the ways I see a lot of people using it, but it is great for compiling _certain_ things!!
I just rewatched the whole video. Amazing information here! Thank you again.
Thank you so much!!!
Came here after watching your Improve your Listening Skills with Notion video. Thanks for the straight-forward and helpful tips. I've been trying to streamline my Notion, so this was great! 😊
Oh yay I'm so glad you found them useful! Thanks so much for watching!
I loved this video! Thank you for all the great information that you shared with all of us! I send you hugs!
thank you for changing the perspective I had on my learning, you reaffirmed me more in my natural processes of acquiring information, to hell with grammar books.
Yay, that makes me happy to hear!! Embrace what works for you!!! Thanks for watching!
I'm a non-native speaker of English, and the way I speak out loud, when I do so in a casual manner, turned out kinda like yours😂. Like, the sentences you speak are totally what I might have said, and some other idiosyncrasies, even the vocal fry.
Learning through immersion is a hell of a ride. 💁♂
🤣 I never set my foot outside of my home-country and I rarely talk with friends in English out loud, but I do practice talking out loud everyday. So, you know for anyone reading this, keep it up my dudes, language learning can be done just with what you already got on your hands.
I respect a lot your skillfulness with your Japanese.
Here's the YOLO manifest, I've carefully crafted for all the my homies:
I never gave a damn about following any formal method to learn English. I simply unleashed the beast within me and went all out with what I call the YOLO method. It's about surrendering to your cravings and getting high on the language like a freakin' cocaine addict. Set the damn language on all your devices, immerse yourself in it, and search online only in your target language. No more wasting time on other languages. Unless it's absolutely necessary, stick to the language you want to master. And when you do indulge, go balls deep! Binge-watch the hell out of shows like The Breaking Bad and The Walking Dead, or whatever might be of your liking.
The YOLO method requires you to watch the entire show in the shortest time humanly possible, pushing your body to the limit. And here's the kicker - no subtitles in a language you're already comfortable with. Only the target language. No mental translations allowed, just go with the flow. Don't overthink it, just talk to yourself like a complete maniac in that language. Hell, even think in that language. You need to become one with it.
But let me be real with you, I'm not sure I can handle that level of intensity all over again with Spanish, Italian, French, Russian, German, Standard Arabic, or Mandarin Chinese. English took a special place in my heart, and I wasn't casual about it. But don't get me wrong, I still take a laid-back approach to expressing myself in it because that's just who I am.
🤣 Okay, that was a bit weird. It just sounds cringe, but it was fun to write. Btw, comments like this was what helped me learn to write better. So, write lots of comments online in your target language, that's always available and you don't need a friend to write to, although, that's preferable. Those days, you can use a Large Language Model like ChatGPT to help you. Although, be aware that it was optimized for English, and in other languages it might sound strange.
Thank you so much! The icons you are using are adorable!
Thank YOU! They're all from Flaticon!
this video is everything I needed! thank you, queen 👑
you're the best
13:33 😂 😂 😂 That f-bomb came out of nowhere lol
HAHA I forgot that I did that hahahaha. I cut out the part where I had tried to copy and paste and it wasn't working like 3x so by the time it did work I was A N G R Y
I have never heard of Notion until this video. Thanks for sharing
It can be a really valuable tool! Thanks for watching!
Wow this system really brings a sense of fulfillment when studying a language through content I love! I'm really happy to have come across your channel, it's so helpful🎉
Thank you so so much! I’m so happy to hear that you’ve been enjoying it and I really appreciate you watching!!
This i+1 stuff is why Cortina method is so effective.
I've never heard of the Cortina method!
Finally someone with a template link that doesn't go to an Etsy shop. you got my like D U D E.
hahahahaha requiring payment for a notion template is borderline criminal imo
Fantastic video tutorial!! This is exactly something I didn't realize I needed. Thanks so much x1000.
Thank you so much for watching, I'm really happy it was helpful!!!!!
This post is awesome as well. Loved the Listening Skills post too. If you have any more ideas on how to get more out of Notion for language learning I am all ears.
Yay I'm so happy!! I have one other language related thing I use notion for at the moment but I haven't thought it would be interesting enough for a video. I'll see if I can add anything extra to it to make it worthy!!
I have been in a rut with learning german vocabulary, so I will totally be trying this, thanks again for sharing your process I already use notion.
omg i just found video that share how to use notion in this way, moreover you give us what a cute and useful template, thanks a lot!
oh and thank you for Refold link below your clip, it's totally useful
hi! I'm so so happy you like the template!! And yes there's really a lot to cover about sentence mining (and notion) that I know I couldn't even begin to touch on in my video so I tried to provide as many resources as I could in the description! Thanks for watching!
Yay yay yay! Thank you so much for this 🥰 I'm so happy to see more ❤
Thank you so much for WATCHING!
Thank you so much for doing this video and thank you for the free template too. Stay safe and God Bless
thank you for watching, I hope you enjoy using the template!
I hadn't heard of Notion before. Seems ideal for keeping track of this stuff, as you've shown. I think I'll start using your template and hopfully make it a habit.
I hope you find it useful!! Notion is really great in how customizable it is - though that does come with a bit of a learning curve. I popped a Notion intro video in the description if you find yourself needing any additional assistance with how to use it in general!
Wowowww this is amazing. I'd never heard of notion before. Love how modular it is with shifting paragraphs around. Also thank you for posting the template! I'm def going to look into using this soon
heheheh thanks Adam ❤️ Notion is SO MUCH FUN let me know if you have any questions about it!!!
This is so awesome! I'll definitely be using this! 😁
Yay, that makes me so happy! I'd love to hear how it goes!
Oh, there is so much here to unpack! I love your learning scheme and it may get me back into using Notion. It’s so pretty!
Yay! Thank you so much! Notion is really fun to use and it really is a joy how customizable it is. I've seen some people alter my template to their own needs and it makes me so happy to see!!
Love the intro
thank you! it was really fun to make haha
This is so interesting, thank you so much
This was very helpful! Thank you for sharing.
I'm so happy it was helpful! Thank you for watching and best of luck in your language journey!!
Great tips! Where did you get your icons??
I downloaded them from flaticon!!!
@@LeaflingLearns Thanks!!
Very interesting way of using notion!
Thank you! I've found it really helpful!
I'd love to see your anki setup and how you create cards
Beautiful ❤
I was really impressed with your reading. Can I ask how you managed to learn readings after going through RTK? I started the Tango deck back when that was first suggested by Matt but I never got very far into it (personal issues came up that completely derailed my studies). I remember it was pretty hard though bc some of the kanji were completely new to me (never seen them before in RTK) so it felt like brute force memorization. Did you just brute force learn the pronunciations?
Oh thank you! I guess technically yeah brute force, but nothing I do feels very brute or forceful haha. Did you do the 2200 RTK? Or a form of RRTK? I did the Tango deck but yeah otherwise just learn the readings as they come up in the different activities I do. Slowly they start to stick and you start to be able to guess how something is going to be read. I've never like sat down and done drills or actively tried to memorize anything outside of doing Anki sentence cards
Love this! Quick question: it seems like this method would only work with text you find online (or in an ebook maybe?) that you can copy+paste in. If you read a physical book, do you just skip this method for it or do you type up the whole text? I’m thinking if you have Apple devices you could scan a page and select text from there but I’m not sure how well that would work…
Either way, thanks so much for sharing, I’m going to try this template out!
I definitely only use this for online (copy/pastable) texts. My methods for reading physical and ebooks is different in that it's really just focused around getting the sentences I want to mine as directly into anki as is possible. I can't feel like it wouldn't be worth all the trouble to get it into notion as well when you already have to go a bit out of your way to get it into anki. With physical books I tend to just write on them in a similar way to how I mark up the articles in notion then only type up which i+1 sentences I want in anki!
Today I put your tips in action, I think I will keep doing this with german 👍
Thanks so much for coming back to let me know you gave it a try!! I hope it continues to be beneficial for you. And thanks for watching! ❤️
@@LeaflingLearns I was looking for a practical way that will help me sound more natural in german and in the long run this will totally work ❤️
@@安然-x9t Yessss I love it!
Hi! What extention/dictionary do you use? I'm struggling to find the right one when reading Japanese articles. Thanks in advance!
hey! I use the chrome extension Yomichan with jmdict to just hover over words and get the pop up definitions. Sometimes I'll also go to jisho.org to see example sentences if I need more clarification on how it's used.
Julianne, you’re so cool!!! Love this!! 💖😃🌈✨
My heart!!!
very nice presentation and template, thank you
Thank you so much, I appreciate it!!
I loved it!
Thank you!
@@LeaflingLearns Really, thank you so much! I was stuck on language learning and just by starting using your template I got so much more motivated! You're an angel 🙌✨🧡
@@davi_estuda4453 my heart!!!
this is really helpful, thank you so much
You're welcome!! It makes me really happy to hear that it was helpful to you!
When you search for daughter at 11:25 how did you manage to type in Japanese??? Super helpful video though, thank you!
sorry for the late reply! it depends on if you have mac or pc but if you google "how to install a japanese keyboard tofugu" there's an article on tofugu that explains how to do it on any device!!
@@LeaflingLearns No worries! Thank you, Ill look it up :D
I hope you will show some more things you use notion for in the future :)
I initially thought I had no other ideas, but I'm actually working on a transcription database as we speak!! If it turns out to be useful, I'll definitely share!
Great video!! I’m new to sentence mining (hehe I just learned about it yesterday) and I want to resume studying German. How would you remember the meaning of a word that you don’t know yet to make it a sentence i+1? Can someone answer my question, please?
hi wendy, I'm not entirely sure I understand the question so please let me know if my response isn't helpful. i+1 sentences are sentences where you understand all of the words/grammar except 1 word/phrase/grammar point. so when you find a sentence like that, you make a SRS flashcard that has the sentence on the front then on the back is the definition of the 1 part you don't yet know. when you're reviewing flashcards, you pass the card if you understand the meaning of the sentence. does this help?
@@LeaflingLearns thank youu this helped me understand more on sentence mining!! However, sorry for my confusing phrasing, what I mean is as a beginner an individual knows very few words in their targeted language. What did you do to remember the meanings/definitions of the most common words, so that way you can eventually be able to mine sentences? Like did you use ANKI to build a deck of the most common words of your targeted language?
@@wendyycm oh I see! so my background in Japanese is actually quite long and complicated haha so I came to sentence mining already knowing many words. I think I'd recommend finding a premade deck of Anki sentence cards to start from to start to get some of the basics. If you're using a beginner textbook or online resource, you can also mine the example sentences from that. I did some googling and came across this premade deck - I'm sure there are others, but I hope this helps! ankiweb.net/shared/info/1142217972
@@LeaflingLearns thank you so much!! I appreciate your help!!
Thank you for this creative video. I have just one problem, I want to add another tabel in the same template you give us, so I can put suggestions about text sources, but I couldn't do it 😥, So now, I have to create a new page, then copy all the things in your template to this new page, but it's really hard
Thank you very much
Thank you for watching!
Quick question. Is this also helpful for beginners? I personally can’t understand any word in my target language because I am new to it. I’m not sure how I would do this 😭
You made me want to try it.😏
heheheh fair dinkum
@@LeaflingLearns 😂
Hello, i would like to ask something. Should i do a different cards when a verb has different meanings? Or is it ok if i put it on the same card too? I'm learning german and verb is my weakness; therefore, I want to increase my vocabulary. Thanks a lot!
hi, Kimberly! sorry for the delay in getting back to you. I would probably try to have a different card for each meaning ideally, with different example sentences showing you how they work. I've definitely made cards that note other meanings before, but it's seeing the word in a sentence that really does the heavy lifting of helping me remember the word's meaning!
@@LeaflingLearns hello, thank you so much for answering my questions. I still have one last question, do u export them to anki or how do you usually review all the new words? Thank you so so much again 🙏🏼💕
@@kimberlyfrank7422 of course!!!! so with notion I manually make anki cards. Not the most elegant system, of course, but I do have the Migaku suite of Anki add ons that helps me out. So I paste in the sentence from notion then use Migaku to add definition and word pronunciation audio! I do know there's an Anki alternative program called Zorbi that has some notion functionality (if you're not married to Anki already) but I haven't tried it out yet!
@@LeaflingLearns thank you so much again! i'm not a fan of anki bc it takes so much time to do it but maybe i'll try it again.
Can i see your recipe box?
You are very gorgeous and very good vedio ✨
Thank you!!
can anyone please tell me what is "I plus one" means?
Hi! I explain it in the "what is sentence mining" section, but I also included 3 links in my description talking about it! Please do check those out!
Can someone explain briefly through a text, the main ideas of this video ? because I'm not native English speaker, and I'm willing to use this method to improve my English vocabulary. Please help me
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Wow, does this woman ever remind me of the, very cool TH-cam camera guy, Gerald Undone.
I just looked him up and am trying to compare myself to him, but I think self-perception is always a little (or a lot) off. If you don't mind my asking, what reminded you of him?? Is it how we talk?
@@LeaflingLearns What I found so funny was that the physical resemblance was accompanied by, what seemed to me to be identical speach rhythms, and body movements and gestures. You probably won't see it, because the brain is wired to see difference. But ask someone who knows you what they think. Mind you, I have been told before my mental pattern recognition software is over-sensitive.
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