Luca
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Why you're not fluent in your target language YET + how to fix that
The invisible barrier is what is keeping you from having the language of your dreams in your target language. Why is it invisible? Well, we all thought before "hey I'll just learn the right words and how they go together and then problem solved!" and we all realized that it wasn't going to be that easy after all.
Watch this video to find out what is this invisible barrier really about and what elements/strategy you can use to get past it.
There's so much more to the subject, so many intricacies and curious phenomenas along one's language learning journey, I'm barely scratching the surface!
I want to make a much longer form video for the people who have more questions and observations, I wan...
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Видео

Heard of learning plateau's? Here's the DIP
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Heard of learning plateau's? Here's the DIP
My spanish one year later - uncut
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My spanish one year later - uncut
what's common to all languages?
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what's common to all languages?
Why do we speak to dogs the way we do?
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Why do we speak to dogs the way we do?
ego is the enemy of language learning
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ego is the enemy of language learning
A conversation in Ukrainian with my friend Artem (about culture, canada, public speaking and more)
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A conversation in Ukrainian with my friend Artem (about culture, canada, public speaking and more)
The (destructive) effects of alcohol on language learning
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The (destructive) effects of alcohol on language learning
So, you want to learn a language, huh?
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So, you want to learn a language, huh?
"Learning a language takes time."
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"Learning a language takes time."
We need to talk about sleep and language learning
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We need to talk about sleep and language learning
An analysis of French from Quebec with a Montrealer
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An analysis of French from Quebec with a Montrealer
The most important aspect of language learning
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The most important aspect of language learning
Let's talk about the impersonal form in French
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Let's talk about the impersonal form in French
Come think with me #3 - thoughts on #languagelearning
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Come think with me #3 - thoughts on #languagelearning
The words that give French learners nightmares.
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The words that give French learners nightmares.
My experience with European Portuguese (so far)
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My experience with European Portuguese (so far)
French guy speaks European Portuguese for 10 min straight
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French guy speaks European Portuguese for 10 min straight
This might upset you - A traveling tale made on iPhone
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This might upset you - A traveling tale made on iPhone
Savoir ça va t'aider à apprendre d'autres langues.
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Savoir ça va t'aider à apprendre d'autres langues.
Slow and steady French #4 - Prendre l'avion
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Slow and steady French #4 - Prendre l'avion
Come think with me #2
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Come think with me #2
Slow and steady French #3
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Slow and steady French #3
I answer questions I had before knowing languages
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I answer questions I had before knowing languages
Improve your French with those simple tips #2
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Improve your French with those simple tips #2
Come think with me - thoughts on language learning.
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Come think with me - thoughts on language learning.
Another untranslatable French word?
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Another untranslatable French word?
Slow and steady French #2
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Slow and steady French #2
This might upset you - A language-learning tale.
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This might upset you - A language-learning tale.
Slow and steady French #1
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Slow and steady French #1

Комментарии

  • @argentum3919
    @argentum3919 15 дней назад

    I'm glad you didn't listen to your friends Luca. The worst one, the most destructive one that I hear all the time is, we speak English and everyone speaks English everywhere you go so what's the point of learning another language. As a native English speaker who speaks four languages, I hate hearing this asinine excuse but unfortunately I hear it a lot.

  • @АлександрЖуков-ц5ж

    "Ukrainian is the most underrated language" meanwhile belarusian: have less speakers and literally dying out

  • @mladenkorstic
    @mladenkorstic 2 месяца назад

    It's absolutely the same with the Slavs, we understand most of the languages up to a good percent but you encounter that one word that you don't understand, you not being native Slavic speaker will be confused but most of the words are same and mutually understandable just the pronunciation is different, example Russian ne bois' не боись is ne boj se in Serbo Croatian, in Polish nie boj sie, to us that's all the same

  • @aerapark4982
    @aerapark4982 3 месяца назад

    Great info great editing keep going!!!

  • @emilialeandri1243
    @emilialeandri1243 3 месяца назад

    Great video !!!

  • @lucaleandri
    @lucaleandri 3 месяца назад

    More info on this with this article here: davidrnovak.com/writing/article/2020/03/killing-the-myth-that-93-of-communication-is-nonverbal

  • @Yannmatgrasss
    @Yannmatgrasss 3 месяца назад

    Hello, Ukranian really hard to learn. You've been learning Ukrainian for two years, and I can say that you are doing great.

    • @lucaleandri
      @lucaleandri 3 месяца назад

      Thanks a lot, I appreciate it :)

  • @satkinson1989
    @satkinson1989 3 месяца назад

    Great video, thanks! It's all about exposure and experience :) I found that speaking with friends made me learn so much faster than anything else

    • @lucaleandri
      @lucaleandri 3 месяца назад

      Thanks a lot for your comment :)

  • @isatralala
    @isatralala 3 месяца назад

    20 years in BC, most cant even learn soupe is soup.... they just dont figured out its all in the vowels and accent... i gave up on people who cant understand Attention/attention.... lost cause.

  • @tzelleru22
    @tzelleru22 3 месяца назад

    That's not so easy romanian. They are talking for the most part with a regional accent.

    • @danascully6698
      @danascully6698 2 месяца назад

      Which is closer to Italian and implicit Latin than the Romanian spoken in the south, especially Bucharest! Transylvania is the craddle of Romanian language and Romanians.

  • @PontificusPinion
    @PontificusPinion 5 месяцев назад

    Your name is Luca? Do you live on the second floor?

  • @mariadespina80
    @mariadespina80 6 месяцев назад

    The Romanian language is similar to Italian. but unlike this, the Romanian language is very close to the classical Latin language. Romania is the old kingdom of Dacia and our language is old, from antiquity when a language with a Latin sound was spoken. This ancient language is the basis of the Romance languages ​​of Europe. They share the same archaic background. Romance languages ​​have many words in common with Romanian, but non-existent in Latin or Italian. The Romance language most similar to Romanian is the Sardinian language. There are 150 common words with the Romanian language, non-existent in Latin. The explanation is ancient common stock and not spurious Romanization. French is far from Latin. Other peoples who came to Gaul are also involved. The thesis that the Romance languages ​​and the Latin language are languages ​​born from a common ancient language is shared by more and more foreign and Romanian linguists, such as the case of the Spanish linguist Carme Huertas, who published in Romania the book "Noi nu venim din Latina". '', bringing solid arguments proving that no Romance language derives from Latin, Latin being a cousin of the Romance languages ​​and NOT THEIR MOTHER!!! And authors from France say the same thing. (French author Yves Cortez who argues that French is not derived from Latin. The Romance and Latin languages ​​developed in parallel with the Vulgar Latin spoken in ancient Europe.)ruclips.net/video/sYZGNNXx3ew/видео.html The language also spoken by the Romans. Classical Latin is processed from this popular language.

  • @norielgames4765
    @norielgames4765 7 месяцев назад

    As a Romanian who speaks Spanish and French, you did good. You did mention how you understood verbs and nouns but no adverbs or other grammatical words. And yeah, that's the gist of how Romanian works. Nouns and verbs are pretty much the same as other Romance languages but you didn't catch any adverbs because they're entirely different to western Romance languages. Like they share the same origin but sound really different or mean something different. For example or in Romanian you say sau, yes in Romanian is da, why in Romanian is de ce. Why does it sound like you're saying "of what" in Italian? Well it's because you are. De in Romanian means of, same as in French and Spanish and Italian. Ce in Romanian means what, same as in Italian and related to Spanish que and french quoi. However in all the other Romance languages you say why by saying for what (porqué, pourquoi, perche) but in Romanian you don't, you say of what, de ce. And that's the problem with Romanian , even if all the words sounded the same as Italian, the way in which you create phrases is very different from other Romance languages. You also got noun cases and three genders and other crazy stuff like that.

  • @wilsonbarbosa4683
    @wilsonbarbosa4683 7 месяцев назад

    O romeno está mais para um idioma eslavo,não dá para entender nada.muito distante do português,italiano,espanhol e francês

    • @danascully6698
      @danascully6698 2 месяца назад

      Não faz ideia do que está a falar. Não se parece em nada com uma língua eslava. O grau de compreensão mútua entre o romeno e qualquer língua eslava é de 0%. Na verdade, a língua romena está muito mais próxima do latim do que do português.

    • @wilsonbarbosa4683
      @wilsonbarbosa4683 2 месяца назад

      @danascully6698 a língua romena está cheia de palavras eslavas

    • @danascully6698
      @danascully6698 2 месяца назад

      @@wilsonbarbosa4683 Está a falar sério? 11% significa cheio? Nem se sabe se são realmente palavras de origem eslava ou se são palavras de origem dácia e foram herdadas dos romenos pelos eslavos, e não o contrário. Principalmente porque as línguas eslavas são muito mais jovens que o Tracho-Daka!

    • @wilsonbarbosa4683
      @wilsonbarbosa4683 2 месяца назад

      @danascully6698 11% já é muita coisa a influência de outro idioma sobre o outro,o francês tem influência germânica e não chega a 11%,da para perceber bastante a influência germânica no francês. Imagina 11% por cento do eslavo no romeno.

  • @lizsalazar7931
    @lizsalazar7931 7 месяцев назад

    French is not understood

  • @gide5489
    @gide5489 7 месяцев назад

    Le son "un" que la moitié des français n'arrivent ni à dire ni à entendre semble doonc plus dur que le "in".

  • @daisuketakahashiだいすけ高橋
    @daisuketakahashiだいすけ高橋 8 месяцев назад

    it totally depend on individual how he feels while learning something , in my case I found organic chemistry was easy to understand it was totally logical with few expception but in case of inorgnic I used to feel like a robot who just memorize each and everything without understanding concept even my teacher told us to not to ask him logic behind it . Those trends, reactions was literally hell I literally used to get frausted while learning inorganic so somehow I got average grade in inorganic but I cleared organic with very good grades.

  • @tumojitekatotumojitekato423
    @tumojitekatotumojitekato423 8 месяцев назад

    As a Romanian is very easy to learn and speak Italian, French or Spanish.

  • @MulladeNegu
    @MulladeNegu 8 месяцев назад

    If you are going to try Portuguese from Portugal, you might as well try Polish.

  • @jayphilips1921
    @jayphilips1921 8 месяцев назад

    Hi Luca, i loved your interviews in french. Did you delete the rest of the videos, because i cant seem to find them on your profile.

    • @lucaleandri
      @lucaleandri 8 месяцев назад

      www.youtube.com/@TheFrenchoftheWorld Hey! No I didn't delete them, I just put them on another RUclips channel :)

  • @LeyendasMusicales
    @LeyendasMusicales 9 месяцев назад

    Nice videos Luca, and by the way you look great 😊. Can you make a video of how You are learning a new language. I saw your video of how not leaning fast, that brought me to your channel and I feel identified. Now I am learning Italian, I understand well but when I try to speak I just blank.

    • @lucaleandri
      @lucaleandri 8 месяцев назад

      Hey! Thank you for your comment! I made a video about how I start learning a language, but you're right, I still need to make the video about how I continue learning a language and I will talk about how you can start speaking. It is honestly a long process to start speaking a language and to get to the point where you can feel a bit comfortable, it is very daunting and exhausting for the mind (kind of by design haha). If I can give you a pocket size advice, it would be to be in a situation around Italian speakers where you have to communicate. It will not work right away but it will start building up the subconscious learning pressure so to speak. Good luck with Italian!

  • @Myoshin.
    @Myoshin. 9 месяцев назад

    Useful and interesting video, thanks for making it. Occasionally using subtitles in English can be useful. There are always words that you have heard a few times over when listening in Spanish but don't know the meaning however with English subtitles you can see what they mean without having to look them up and spoil the flow. Sometimes you can find shows where you can still hear the original English underneath the dubbed Spanish and this can provide a different level of comprehension. So for me I like to switch it up when it comes to subtitles.

  • @Kranjcan27
    @Kranjcan27 9 месяцев назад

    Could you not find a more bad exapmple for slovene?

  • @Razboynik69
    @Razboynik69 10 месяцев назад

    Thank you for a very useful video.

  • @boryslebeda6908
    @boryslebeda6908 10 месяцев назад

    If you mastered Ukrainian that is really amazing. Our language is really difficult.

    • @lucaleandri
      @lucaleandri 10 месяцев назад

      I wouldn't say I mastered it, but I can enjoy pretty long conversations in Ukrainian. You guys are great people, it's a pleasure to speak Ukrainian

  • @susan96869
    @susan96869 10 месяцев назад

    How long have you been speaking Spanish?

    • @lucaleandri
      @lucaleandri 10 месяцев назад

      My first exposition to Spanish was 8 years or so ago in school, then I really got into it in 2021

  • @brianmatthews3821
    @brianmatthews3821 10 месяцев назад

    It is crazy how accounts like yours only have 951 subscribers. I'll be the 952nd. I don't say that in a negative way but this video is amazing. There is such a rush when it comes to this stuff. I've been studying Russian for 2.5 months and relate to the urge to rush it. All the videos on youtube are about that. This is a nice change.

    • @lucaleandri
      @lucaleandri 10 месяцев назад

      Thank you very much Brian, I'm not in a rush for RUclips either, I'm happy to have you as a subscriber :)

  • @susan96869
    @susan96869 10 месяцев назад

    I love the honesty of the video! My goal has never been to sound native, but rather to enjoy the language. Besides, I have always thought that accents are charming, and I think most people would agree. A few days ago, I spoke French for 25 minutes and I carried the conversation. At the end, the mental exhaustion was almost tangible. I experienced that dip with Spanish this week, too. I read a couple articles and thought- wow, I don't know Spanish! It probably wasn't a real dip, though. As we get better at a language, I think we naturally search out more complicated material. Now I also seem to remember someone recommended that I should take a week off to rest my mind?

    • @lucaleandri
      @lucaleandri 10 месяцев назад

      Haha thanks Susan for the nice comment, I always love a good week or two off to process everything and cool off :)

  • @RajbirSingh-lm9mm
    @RajbirSingh-lm9mm 10 месяцев назад

    Do a travel vlog in Espanol!

  • @jamesalphonse2125
    @jamesalphonse2125 10 месяцев назад

    Luca habla muy bien el español.Algunas cositas por mejorar pero tu nivel es excelente. No sé lo que pasó pero el algoritmo dejó de recomendarme sus vídeos tanto de tu canal principal ( ese canal ) y el otro canal.Un placer de verte.Te deseo muchos éxitos.

    • @lucaleandri
      @lucaleandri 10 месяцев назад

      Muchas gracias James!!

  • @ndabul3051
    @ndabul3051 10 месяцев назад

    Keep up the good work bro, well done :D

    • @lucaleandri
      @lucaleandri 10 месяцев назад

      Thank you very much! :)

  • @susan96869
    @susan96869 10 месяцев назад

    Very well done. I like the new format- it's very creative. You have obviously put a lot of effort into this! One thing I want to point out, though, is that not all biologists believe in evolution. I actually stopped believing in evolution during a college class on avian evolution. (I have a BS in biology.) I don't even think my professor believed what he was teaching us!

  • @susan96869
    @susan96869 10 месяцев назад

    ¡Felicitaciones! Tú español es muy bueno. Yo pude entender casi todas tus palabras. Tu acento es neutral, excepto por el "sh" de Argentina. ¡Disfruta tus vacaciones!

  • @RajbirSingh-lm9mm
    @RajbirSingh-lm9mm 10 месяцев назад

    Interesting

  • @huguessilhol9941
    @huguessilhol9941 10 месяцев назад

    Well it's not the first time seeing my lil bro on the big screen but this time was special ! Thank you for your passion and hard work, keep going brother I love you

    • @lucaleandri
      @lucaleandri 10 месяцев назад

      ❤️❤️❤️

  • @sagaronyoutube
    @sagaronyoutube 10 месяцев назад

    Well done!

  • @jsigns5899
    @jsigns5899 11 месяцев назад

    In my experience it actually helps to pick up or go back to another language when you hit a plateau. The language will continue developing and settling in the back of your mind as you compare it to another. When you go back to it, it will flow easier and you will understand more than before. Good work everyone and good studies

    • @lucaleandri
      @lucaleandri 10 месяцев назад

      100% there's no time wasted when taking pauses

  • @Raisinbranbran
    @Raisinbranbran 11 месяцев назад

    😄 Gosh I really really love your videos. You have such interesting opinions and really speak about things I've never thought about. I've been studying Korean for few years and started Spanish a month ago. Your channel came up when I looked up Spanish learning tips haha. I love your practical tips. I'm going to really try to scratch that itch whenever I can. Thank you for being so encouraging. I can't wait to keep exploring your channel and seeing what else you post.

    • @lucaleandri
      @lucaleandri 10 месяцев назад

      That is so cool! Thanks a lot for your kind comment :) I definitely have videos in the works that will interest you! If you want more practical raw thoughts on language learning, then I advise you take a look at my "Come think with me" video series. Buena suerte con tu español!

  • @susan96869
    @susan96869 11 месяцев назад

    Luca, I have a request. This video reminded me how pets relax us and we have fun with them. Can you make a video about how relaxation, and not stress, makes learning languages easier?

    • @lucaleandri
      @lucaleandri 10 месяцев назад

      Hey Susan, I have a video about language learning being an adult, taking into account all of the research done around adults and learning. I will address the problem of stress and relaxation in there. I don't know when it will be up though

    • @susan96869
      @susan96869 10 месяцев назад

      Of course I already know this, but my problem is that I feel guilty relaxing. I'm sure that's not uncommon.

    • @lucaleandri
      @lucaleandri 10 месяцев назад

      lucafrenchcoaching.myshopify.com/blogs/practical-tips-to-learn-french/i-get-too-nervous-when-i-speak-french-how-can-i-relax Hi Susan, I addressed this in this blog post :) Have a nice day

    • @susan96869
      @susan96869 10 месяцев назад

      Thanks! I'll look into it.

  • @tommyg.9069
    @tommyg.9069 11 месяцев назад

    May I make a suggestion? Respectfully, you may want to have a glass of water nearby when making the videos - it helps with the dry-mouth.

    • @lucaleandri
      @lucaleandri 10 месяцев назад

      That is actually very good advice haha I started doing this later on, this video feels like it was ages ago!

  • @tonywalker4543
    @tonywalker4543 11 месяцев назад

    See - An Introduction to Ukrainian (1962) and Ukrainian for Beginners by Yar Slavutych, that's how my Ukrainian wife got me learning Ukrainian back in the 1970's! A bonus for you Luca, is that Yar was a Professor at the University of Alberta. Good luck with your language learning, you polyglot. Your enthusiasm is admirable for a beginner! :)))

  • @MorteDallAlto
    @MorteDallAlto 11 месяцев назад

    дякую за це відео! Я ірландка і намагаюся вивчити гарну українську мову 🇺🇦 ♥

  • @aj2b_0etd3gzaykido8
    @aj2b_0etd3gzaykido8 11 месяцев назад

    Trop fort et incroyable comme d'habitude !!!

  • @horseface31
    @horseface31 11 месяцев назад

    State dependency learning explains why I just do a few certain tasks better while enjoying a beer.

  • @thatogreshrek
    @thatogreshrek 11 месяцев назад

    bro this video was so interssting never something in really thought about before but when i saw this title oi had to click to see what you had to say. great video you have out done yourself

    • @lucaleandri
      @lucaleandri 11 месяцев назад

      Thank you for your comment, I will do more videos like this, it was super fun to make too!

  • @clementduval2003
    @clementduval2003 11 месяцев назад

    c'est illégal que tu aies pas bcp de vues

    • @lucaleandri
      @lucaleandri 11 месяцев назад

      Ah c'est pas grave, ça viendra

  • @Momobringmomo
    @Momobringmomo 11 месяцев назад

    Montréal drivers are extremely dangerous

  • @Lets_Learn_Languages
    @Lets_Learn_Languages 11 месяцев назад

    Hey, Luca! I am like you, an underrated language youtuber hoping to become big someday. We should chat... I really think we could help each other make really good content. You down? That whole thing sounds like a bot wrote it lmao. Eu estou aprendendo portugues tambem, mas o melhor forma: brasileiro kkk Anyways, what would be a good way to reach out to you?

    • @lucaleandri
      @lucaleandri 11 месяцев назад

      Hey (what's your name?) ! Sure let's get in touch through IG: @luca_languages

  • @favOriTe-v6e
    @favOriTe-v6e Год назад

    I looove your philosophical and psychological approach to language learning. People often ignore the humanity in languages, when language is essentially one of the most human things.