Thanks for the upload. Go more into the unknown... Increase the unknown! I should consider goals that will push me. I also need one on one experience in real life. I'm art major too. But I love learning languages more than anything:) Your editing and the quality of your content is unbelievable. I remember watching all of your videos just in one sitting. Im Your videos are eye opening. This channel is gold mine for language learners. I'm learning English so I write down every new words and phrases that I encounter:D I try to capture 100 percent too. Thanks again for the upload.
I think a lot of the advice in here is.. not good, to put it lightly. The more comprehensible your input, the more you can intake from it. Just because there are more unknowns does not mean that there are more opportunities to be able to acquire them. The natural conclusion from your advice is that you should essentially be learning from native material as soon as possible (to maximize those unknowns!) when clearly this would be fruitless. I’m also curious if there’s any languages you feel like you have achieved an advanced/fluent/comfortable/native-like proficiency in because this advice is objectively bad and by following it I think one would greatly impede their progress, and it is a bit nonsensical to give advice to surpass the intermediate stage if you yourself have not yet done so. I’m more confused than anything and don’t mean you any hate. As a side note: please stop saying “grammars” when you mean “grammar structures/constructions/rules” 🙃 it’s killin me man
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Thanks for the upload.
Go more into the unknown... Increase the unknown! I should consider goals that will push me.
I also need one on one experience in real life.
I'm art major too.
But I love learning languages more than anything:)
Your editing and the quality of your content is unbelievable. I remember watching all of your videos just in one sitting.
Im
Your videos are eye opening.
This channel is gold mine for language learners.
I'm learning English so I write down every new words and phrases that I encounter:D I try to capture 100 percent too.
Thanks again for the upload.
I think a lot of the advice in here is.. not good, to put it lightly. The more comprehensible your input, the more you can intake from it. Just because there are more unknowns does not mean that there are more opportunities to be able to acquire them. The natural conclusion from your advice is that you should essentially be learning from native material as soon as possible (to maximize those unknowns!) when clearly this would be fruitless. I’m also curious if there’s any languages you feel like you have achieved an advanced/fluent/comfortable/native-like proficiency in because this advice is objectively bad and by following it I think one would greatly impede their progress, and it is a bit nonsensical to give advice to surpass the intermediate stage if you yourself have not yet done so. I’m more confused than anything and don’t mean you any hate. As a side note: please stop saying “grammars” when you mean “grammar structures/constructions/rules” 🙃 it’s killin me man
Yep. That is exactly where I am with Spanish. I don’t want to give up but I feel like I’m stuck in a tar pit.
Thanks a lot for sharing.💙
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