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How I Take SIMPLE Language Notes from TV Series and Build a Second Language Brain
Over the years of my language learning, I've been taking language notes in the same ways, which is only about 5.
I'll be sharing how I take notes and how they helped me build a 2nd language brain.
⌚️Timestamps:
00:00 Intro
00:28 Purpose of Taking Notes / 2nd Language Brain
01:48 Case #1
03:14 Case #2
05:49 Case #3
07:06 Case #4
07:52 Case #5
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I'm 35 but Learning a Third Language Effectively : 3 Mindset Shifts
Просмотров 846Месяц назад
I will be sharing how my language learning in my 30's has been sustainable and effective with three mindset shifts that I learned from my failure. I hope it also helps whoever doesn't much time. ⌚️Timestamps: 00:00 Intro 00:32 Mindset Shift 1 02:05 Mindset Shift 2 04:04 Mindset Shift 3 | 🖼️Photos / 🎶Sound Effects / Assets / Icons | Pixabay: pixabay.com Freepik: www.freepik.com/ | 🎵BGMs | 🔸Readi...
Prof. Zoltán Dörnyei's Directed Motivational Currents (DMCs) and a Case From Japan
Просмотров 1972 месяца назад
Prof. Zoltan Dornyei's framework "Directed Motivational Currents" SCIENTIFICALLY explains why I can keep motivation in language learning for years. This video will share its summary together with my own experience. Hope you like it. ⌚️Timestamps: 00:00 Intro 00:59 Core Ideas of A DMC 03:28 Goal Setting 06:48 When Does A DMC Begin? 08:47 How They Keep the Path 10:13 Long-lasting Motivation 12:38...
2024: Where and How to Find Japanese TV Shows/Series Online for Japanese Learning | VPN Required
Просмотров 6995 месяцев назад
Sharing my thoughts on where and how to find Japanese TV shows/series through a VPN for Japanese learning Hope it helps. ABEMA doesn't require a VPN in most cases. *disclaimer Depending on the VPN you use, there might be cases where you can't bypass geo-restrictions. ⌚️Timestamps: 00:00 Intro 00:30 Japanese TV series on the TV 03:46 VoD services in Japan 04:51 Examples of learning materials (dr...
6 Ideas for Long-Lasting Motivation in Language Learning | Lessons from My Success and Failure
Просмотров 1,2 тыс.6 месяцев назад
From my success and failure in learning English and Chinese, I will be sharing how I keep my motivation INSANELY for a long time in language learning . Hope you like it. ⌚️Timestamps: 00:00 Intro 00:43 Why? 03:17 Goals 03:50 Learning Style 05:37 When I get excited 06:04 Comfortable Balance 06:50 It Takes Time | References | - Ali Abdaal, Feel Good Productivity - 80% quit within 3 months prtimes...
For Transparency: My Language Learning History and Work Experience in English
Просмотров 1,7 тыс.6 месяцев назад
To secure transparency of my channel, I will share my language learning history and work experience in which I used English. Hope you like it. ⌚️Timestamps: 00:00 Purpose 00:48 Personality / Background 01:34 English - til high school 02:34 English - in college 03:40 English - at work 05:50 Korean / Mandarin / Taiwanese Mandarin 06:14 Outro | 🖼️Photos / 🎶Sound Effects / Assets | Pixabay: pixabay...
How a Language Learning DROPOUT Became Able to Learn Almost Everyday | Lessons From My Failure
Просмотров 6 тыс.7 месяцев назад
I succeeded in acquiring English, but failed in Chinese. With a drastic strategy change, I successfully got myself back on the track once again. I will be sharing 3 lessons I learned from my failure so you won't make the same mistakes. Hope it helps your language learning. ⌚️Timestamps: 00:00 Introduction 00:41 Topic 1. Learning Hours 02:27 Topic 2. Learning Materials 03:46 Topic 3. Learning Sc...
Why you don’t feel progress in language learning | 10+ years of experience tells how to solve it
Просмотров 61 тыс.7 месяцев назад
Anyone can be slow at learning languages. By overlooking the whole learning curve, I will explain why you feel slow and when to break it through. Hope it helps your language learning. ⌚️Timestamps: 00:00 Introduction 00:30 1. Learning Curve 00:58 2. Beginning Stage 01:45 3. Intermediate Stage 05:45 4. Blowing-up Stage 06:13 5. Summary | Comprehensible Input | -Language acquisition occurs only w...
How I Reached B2 in English Only in Japan | Fluent WITHOUT Living in Another Country
Просмотров 2,1 тыс.8 месяцев назад
I reached B2 in English only in Japan. I will share the 4 best things that leveled up my English from my several years of learning experience. Hope it helps your language learning. ⌚️Timestamps: 00:00 Introduction 00:21 0. English difficulty for native Japanese speakers 00:57 1. Study at School 01:40 2. Learning from TV series 02:56 3. Pronunciation 04:20 4. Talking to Myself 04:58 Outro Link t...
How to Learn Chinese From TV Series | Every Sentence Explained
Просмотров 7539 месяцев назад
I will thoroughly show how I learn the Chinese language from TV series. ALL the sentences from one scene is explained. Hope it helps your language learning. ⌚️Timestamps: 00:00 Introduction 00:46 Sentence 1 04:10 Sentence 2 05:22 Sentence 3 05:45 Short conversation 08:17 Sentence 4 10:24 Sentence 5 11:56 Ending Link to my previous videos: ruclips.net/video/rcYXV9Fy9Xk/видео.html ruclips.net/vid...
5 Tips for learning a language from TV shows | 10+ years of experience in 7 minutes
Просмотров 3 тыс.9 месяцев назад
As a Japanese I succeeded in acquiring English from TV shows. I will explain what I intuitively do when I watch them. Hope it helps your language learning. ⌚️Timestamps: 00:00 Introduction 00:43 1. Understand short phrases from the context and visual 02:39 2. Replace some words from simple sentences 03:40 3. Seek for patterns 04:47 4. Pay EXTRA attention to differences from my native language 0...
How to learn any languages from TV shows | 10+ years of experience in 10 mins
Просмотров 28 тыс.10 месяцев назад
A native Japanese speaker shares how to learn any language from TV shows on Netflix, RUclips, etc. What I do is pretty simple. Hope this helps your language learning. ⌚️Timestamps: 00:00 Introduction 00:30 Why from TV shows (Pros and Cons) 01:34 How to choose content 03:05 How I actually learn from TV shows 06:26 How to review your study 06:58 How I shadow the script 08:38 When you REALLY don't...

Комментарии

  • @UrbanHermit_withgrace
    @UrbanHermit_withgrace 45 минут назад

    哇,這是一個非常認真的學習方法,一次學到最正確的精讀,而不是像一般人靠多看美劇學英文但只是一知半解的!令我重新思考我學習語言的態度⋯ 日本人做每一件事的認真精神真的很令台灣人佩服,結合你又特別會找學習方法、懂得有趣才是學習的秘訣,太厲害了👍 謝謝你的分享!如果可能,請多分享實務經驗(如直播看Friends影片的過程)

  • @簡郁軒-r2p
    @簡郁軒-r2p 19 часов назад

    私は同じ方法で半年間日本語を勉強しています😂 今年はN2を目指します💪

    • @natenoto
      @natenoto 19 часов назад

      コメントありがとうございます!私も中国語学習を継続します。一緒に頑張りましょう!

  • @coldheart9014
    @coldheart9014 День назад

    gold list method

  • @user-gv8dy7bz3d
    @user-gv8dy7bz3d День назад

    太感動了 是台灣中文 T_T

  • @Zingo55688
    @Zingo55688 День назад

    寫繁體中文耶,好厲害👍

  • @nuy937
    @nuy937 День назад

    Excellent way to learn a new language….but I’m sorry I was distracted by your nails What happened to them?😂

    • @natenoto
      @natenoto День назад

      Haha, sorry about that. My wife always says I cut my nails too short, but I just don't like it when my nails touch the keyboard and make extra noises :)

  • @謝Sally
    @謝Sally День назад

    👍 我覺得是語言天份強,才能學的那麼好,語言的敏感度、口語能力也強。 真羨慕…😄

    • @natenoto
      @natenoto День назад

      謝謝你的留言。對我來說我沒有天份,但我通常找我怎麼可以繼續開心地學的 :)

  • @davidchang2798
    @davidchang2798 День назад

    這位先生比較務實,比某些自稱1門語言只要幾天就學會的人好多了

    • @natenoto
      @natenoto День назад

      謝謝你的留言。我要花至少幾年才學到另一門外語啦。

  • @frankchang3880
    @frankchang3880 3 дня назад

    Hello Nate. Really thanks your videos for learning second language, because I'm 31 and have two little kids. I totally feel the same way you felt "stressful", even so, I still want to make English as my second language for interest and work career. I'm from Taiwan, and keep going to reach goals just like you do. Really appreciate it!

    • @natenoto
      @natenoto 3 дня назад

      Thanks for the comment! It’s really encouraging for me as well to know about you!! Let’s enjoy both raising a kid (kids) and language learning :)

  • @67percent_Stern
    @67percent_Stern 3 дня назад

    謝謝你~好厲害的學習分享,跟一般上課不一樣,這種方式更貼近生活用語,比較好吸收。

  • @paemunnie
    @paemunnie 4 дня назад

    謝謝你的分享,會用這種方法試試看的,比較好奇的是難道一整集的戲劇台詞都寫下來了嗎?如果是的話,真的很佩服

    • @natenoto
      @natenoto 4 дня назад

      謝謝你的留言。那其實要看我們目標語言的水平,所以我學中文的時候我把每一集都寫下來因為我的中文還不好,但就英語而言我只是把不懂的地方記下來的。

  • @리리리릴리.09
    @리리리릴리.09 5 дней назад

    The problem for me is that i think most of the time there is not enough repetition in this method. Perhaps the videos I should use have to be more specific but as an example tv shows and movies have a lot of complexity, and at least for me, there is not enough repetition. However, I am currently in intermediate level so I think this method is better for when you are past the basics. Or do you watch the same videos over again or how do you review the notes in general? Or do you not set a timeframe or goals? Currently, i want to set more goals and learn faster, because i have not really focused on getting better at a certain time range, but now i think i need to in order to use the language in a few years in more complex settings (work).

  • @影狐-y4u
    @影狐-y4u 5 дней назад

    哇這位日本人真是厲害中文、韓文、英文都行,特別是英文讓我感到又愛又恨,你的英文想母語人士一樣自然完全沒有口音,厲害👍🎉

  • @o10040910
    @o10040910 5 дней назад

    沒想到中文在外國人的眼中是這麼難。就像我覺得英文很難

  • @o10040910
    @o10040910 5 дней назад

    該不會:是推測一種事情的狀況,常常是根據對方過去的生活方式和習慣去推敲的,而且讓人覺得傻眼,有種又來了又發生了的感覺。

  • @suann0207
    @suann0207 5 дней назад

    I’m from Taiwan,your writing is so beautiful in mandarin ! Thanks for your sharing,makes me do the same practice more confidently and I’ll speak English like native one day !

    • @RewordEnglish
      @RewordEnglish День назад

      Came here to say the same thing. 加油

  • @alyssaz3532
    @alyssaz3532 7 дней назад

    あけましておめでとうございます😊I watched several videos in your channel and I really like them. I am a native Mandarin speaker and I have learned English and Japanese, now I am learning German and plan to learn Korean in the future. I found German very difficult and different from asian languages or even English, and I also encountered the problem about the age, and am stressed about my german learning progress. Your videos are very comforting and helpful to me. I also like to watch TV series to learn, but I was confused about how to deal with the tons of scripts, and your tips are really informative to me. Your examples in Mandarin are interesting to me, and your writing is beautiful. Looking forward to seeing your progress in Mandarin and more of your videos in the new year.

    • @natenoto
      @natenoto 6 дней назад

      新年快乐!Thanks for such a nice comment. It gives me really a good start of the year. Yeah sometimes I also get frustrated with my progress in Mandarin but I just believe in how I did in English and manage to keep going. Will try to make as many videos as possible and share my thoughts and experience. Wishing you a good year!

  • @niamaakmaliaa
    @niamaakmaliaa 7 дней назад

    This is superb 🎉 😊 so useful for a beginner like mee ❤ thank you

  • @masahirogo3330
    @masahirogo3330 8 дней назад

    We don’t say build a second language brain in English. Only people who are FOB say that. So awkward

    • @All5Horizons
      @All5Horizons 7 дней назад

      Not sure what you’re talking about. “Second brain” is a common term, and he’s modifying it to be a second language brain. It’s perfectly fine English.

    • @masahirogo3330
      @masahirogo3330 7 дней назад

      @ a native English speaker would say THINK IN JAPANESE NOT second language brain!

    • @masahirogo3330
      @masahirogo3330 7 дней назад

      @@All5Horizons obviously your English education is questionable

    • @All5Horizons
      @All5Horizons 7 дней назад

      There’s legit no issue with “second language brain.” It’s a perfectly allowable turn of phrase.

    • @masahirogo3330
      @masahirogo3330 7 дней назад

      @ it’s not about an issue or not. Of course there are always chop suey restaurants your kind thinks it’s Chinese food. The difference between proper English and FOB English

  • @mysimple107
    @mysimple107 9 дней назад

    I’m glad to find your video.I want to learn Korean.I first need elementary Korean and grammar to learn Korean using this method?Thank you.

    • @natenoto
      @natenoto 9 дней назад

      Thanks for the comment. Yes, I recommend you first learn some basic grammar rules separately and then jump onto this if that’s not too stressful.

  • @blankb.2277
    @blankb.2277 9 дней назад

    Oh my gosh, this is exactly what I needed! I like watching TV in Spanish and taking notes to review later, but I didn’t know how to do it in a useful way. Thanks for providing your system.

  • @Hivybivy
    @Hivybivy 9 дней назад

    Love your tip of keeping things simple to reduce burnout. I think building sustainability into my language learning routine will enable me to learn for longer and stay motivated! Also, your Taiwanese Mandarin sounds great :))) I hope to be learning new languages into my 30s as well.

  • @naychi2
    @naychi2 10 дней назад

    I learnt English watching RUclips video and every time I would hear a new word I would look up for the translation and picked up the language pretty quickly. I’m learning Chinese now. Your video is very helpful thank you

  • @deeznuts3350
    @deeznuts3350 10 дней назад

    Do you write down the whole script and then look it up in the dictionary or do you write it down in segments.

  • @kccathyng
    @kccathyng 10 дней назад

    your English is so good

    • @kccathyng
      @kccathyng 10 дней назад

      your Chinese is also so good , i dont know what to say i m watching your video as i m learning French

  • @Luffyo-ww4yk
    @Luffyo-ww4yk 11 дней назад

    我看您之前的影片說你學英文的方法是看friends(10季看3遍), 1、請問您當初是看每一集都把對話內容寫下來嗎? 2、請問您共花多少時間才可以聽懂以及流利說英文呢(幾天? 幾個小時?) 3、當您看完friends十季3遍後是否就可以聽懂任何英語(演講,新聞,訪問,vlog……)以及流利說英文呢?

    • @natenoto
      @natenoto 10 дней назад

      謝謝你的留言. 請原諒我用Google翻譯來回答. 1. 就英語而言,我只是把不懂的地方記下來,因為我在學校已經有了一些英語的學習經驗. 我在高中一年級的時候就開始看Friends 了. 2. 我以為我至少花了2到3年的時間才開始對聽力理解充滿信心. 說話流利是另一回事. 我以為我大學一年級的時候就能夠表達自己的想法了,但流利度得到了提高當後來我去香港留學. 3. 這實際上取決於所講的主題,但我能夠理解很多事情。 當我聽不懂時,唯一的問題是我不認識一些單字。 重要的是,當我看完friends3遍後,我已經習慣了以英語為母語的人說話的方式。 這聽起來可能很長,但我覺得這是一個不錯的時間,因為英語對於以中文、韓語和日語為母語的人來說是一門非常困難的語言。

    • @Luffyo-ww4yk
      @Luffyo-ww4yk 10 дней назад

      @ Thank you for your answering.It’s Ok to use google translate. And sorry I don’t use google translate.Because I am afraid that if I use google translate, it might pass the wrong message.

    • @Luffyo-ww4yk
      @Luffyo-ww4yk 10 дней назад

      @ I have two questions: 1.您說您花2~3年才聽懂英文,請問您當時每天平均學了幾個小時的英文呢? 2.您又是花了多少時間把英文說得流利的?您認為把英文說得流利的關鍵是什麼?是多開口說英文嗎? By the way,can you test your English vocabulary ?(just out of curiosity) Website: English Vocabulary Test (preply)

  • @salena56k
    @salena56k 11 дней назад

    我的媽啊,他居然是學繁體,通常大家喜歡學簡體,因為筆畫少,體量大,但只要學會繁體,簡體字那可說是手到擒來、降維打擊,不費吹灰之力,真的很聰明,所以我決定開始用這位哥的建議來學外語!

    • @natenoto
      @natenoto 10 дней назад

      謝謝你留言跟我說這樣我真的很開心了

  • @Jellyjellyvx4vn
    @Jellyjellyvx4vn 11 дней назад

    Just curious, why do you learn Taiwanese mandarin?

    • @natenoto
      @natenoto 11 дней назад

      It just started off with some linguistic preferences like the pronunciation (sounds kinda softer?, I feel) and the traditional characters that are easier to understand than simplified ones as a Japanese. But now I’m really into Taiwanese entertainment like movies and Netflix series :)

  • @yan_dj
    @yan_dj 11 дней назад

    Me almost in my 5th year of Japanese not being able to understand "If you can understand this you're N5!" videos 😭

  • @oichiana2002
    @oichiana2002 12 дней назад

    Really helpful, Thank you for giving such clear examples!

  • @fishdark1027
    @fishdark1027 12 дней назад

    這中文字寫得也太美了!

  • @FluffyPancake9804
    @FluffyPancake9804 12 дней назад

    I love this method, thanks! Are there any recommendations on where to watch Taiwanese Mandarin shows? It oftentimes seems to be simplefied Chinese and I don't know where to find shows where they speak authentic Taiwanese Mandarin😢

    • @natenoto
      @natenoto 12 дней назад

      Thanks for the comment. I simply use Netflix and RUclips. On Netflix this year I watched Taiwanese series like 比悲傷更悲傷的故事, 比時比刻, 華燈初上, and 愛愛內含光. They all have subtitles in traditional character, at least in my country. On RUclips, I was recently watching the channel "Grace Mandarin Chinese." She basically speaks English, but in some of the videos she only uses Taiwanese Mandarin.

    • @artugert
      @artugert 12 дней назад

      Viki

    • @FluffyPancake9804
      @FluffyPancake9804 12 дней назад

      Thanks, I'll check it out ^^

  • @nelson723
    @nelson723 12 дней назад

    您的字好美,講英文跟中文都很標準,非常佩服很厲害👍🏻

  • @nathanpiazza9644
    @nathanpiazza9644 13 дней назад

    你知道我今天壓力大到便秘一整天😂😂😂 this is a VERY Taiwanese sentence 🎉

    • @natenoto
      @natenoto 12 дней назад

      haha, thanks for letting me know :)

    • @artugert
      @artugert 12 дней назад

      What is specifically Taiwanese about it?

  • @nathanpiazza9644
    @nathanpiazza9644 13 дней назад

    很棒的做法,解釋得也很詳細。趕快來台灣吧

    • @natenoto
      @natenoto 12 дней назад

      謝謝你的留言. 我一定會去啊.

  • @celinebook
    @celinebook 13 дней назад

    Nice! And very helpful. I'm learning Japanese and I come across sentences or words while watching shows, but I don't write anything down, or very rarely. What do you do with all these notes once you've finished working on them? Do you have like a binder with categories, or some other system? I'll definitely watch your other videos.

    • @natenoto
      @natenoto 12 дней назад

      Thanks for the comment. I'm curious about your style, like do you keep consuming new shows? I think mine is relatively slow and steady/quality over quantity kinda style. My notes are all put in the files just by episode and I watch the same episodes again and again reviewing my notes.

    • @celinebook
      @celinebook 12 дней назад

      @@natenoto Thank you for your response! Yes, I consume a lot of shows and music in Japanese, I am more of a passive learner, but my "method" is too slow. I tried doing what you do with two shows, on two separate occasions, but my level was too low, I understood too little and felt frustrated. I guess I'll come back to this once my skills have solidified. Thanks a lot for your help! (I am French by the way, and I learn Japanese in English, if that makes sense :D )

  • @chadbailey7038
    @chadbailey7038 13 дней назад

    Thanks for the video. I’m an American learning Russian for 5 years. I will try this with a Russian RUclips tv series and I hope this method will help me. Congrats on your English language journey 🙌🏾 ⚡️

  • @tomthomas9708
    @tomthomas9708 13 дней назад

    Good method.

  • @gisele2br
    @gisele2br 13 дней назад

    いい方法ですね!私の勉強もこんな感じです。 日本語で韓国語を勉強する方が簡単ですね。 I’m Brazilian and love learning languages. I’m studying Japanese for almost 10 years and learning even more everyday ^^ Thanks for your video

  • @Asdfjglqeertuiiop
    @Asdfjglqeertuiiop 13 дней назад

    I wonder when I can create a second brain in Japanese. I’ve been studying vocab in Anki ordered in I+1. And grammar using sentences with all known vocab. Gonna hit 2000 highest frequency words soon

  • @JaneLasso
    @JaneLasso 13 дней назад

    Really helpful videos.

  • @dundithe24824
    @dundithe24824 13 дней назад

    👍🏾

  • @momotaro0410
    @momotaro0410 13 дней назад

    Great tips! I am using Netflix and RUclips for my English learning. From my pov, it’s easy to jot down and understand the phrase but the thing is I can’t get it out when I need it. Any tips

    • @natenoto
      @natenoto 13 дней назад

      Thanks for the comment. I think that's what everyone goes through including myself of course. Depends on the level, but I just keep doing output practice like, in my case, journaling and talking to myself. At first, I can't come up with decent words, so I use a dictionary/Google to find the correct words, and then this makes me feel "OH why didn't I come up with this !? This is something I learned before!!". But then once I go through this process, it becomes easier to come up with the same words from the next time on. It's like this whole experience connects what I want to say and what I have learned. It's kinda hard to explain but in short I just keep doing output practice.

  • @YasminSaysSo
    @YasminSaysSo 13 дней назад

    This is my approach to acquiring a language as well. By observing native speakers speak, and taking notes, making it a point to understand every single thing they say, not obsessing with textbook rules, etc. Natural observation is the only way for me, as compared to mainstream's unnatural way such as flashcards, analysing grammar on its own without context, learning from a non - native speaker, learning theories, etc. I believe the system/people makes language acquisition/learning more complicated than it actually is.

    • @natenoto
      @natenoto 13 дней назад

      Thanks for the comment here again. I truly agree with you. I hope my channel will simplify what's been overly complicated.

  • @YasminSaysSo
    @YasminSaysSo 13 дней назад

    Nate, how long did it took you to master the Chinese and Korean "alphabets" respectively? How doable is it for someone whose native language uses romanised alphabets?

    • @natenoto
      @natenoto 13 дней назад

      I think Korean alphabets are doable for anyone with any language background. It's a phonogramic language whose alphabets literally express how to read, and the principle is pretty simple. Japanese alphabets have nothing in common with Korean's but when I took a Korean language course in college, I think everyone in the class mastered the alphabets within the first 10 classes or something. Sorry I don't clearly remember how long it actually took because that was more than 10 years ago... but all I remember for sure is the alphabets are easy. As for Chinese alphabets, I can't really answer because Japanese shares a lot in common with Chinese in terms of alphabets and I just learned them growing up. JFYI, kids in Japan learns about 1000 Kanji (like Japanese Chinese characters) in their 6 years of elementary school. So, I think it would take really a while to master Chinese alphabets, but as you perhaps know, there is a romanization system for Chinese alphabets, so this will allow/help anyone to acquire the language itself.

  • @DanielleBaylor
    @DanielleBaylor 13 дней назад

    I'm studying Chinese and Japanese now, I should try doing my notes side to side like this.

  • @ketodiana
    @ketodiana 13 дней назад

    Thanks for sharing the tips, im currently working on my Spanish and i do language exchange with native. I really like talking notes so i know how locals express them and learn yhe natural ways!

  • @didacorey
    @didacorey 13 дней назад

    It's the first time I've watched a RUclips video that describes how to learn and memorize Taiwan's language, and it's helpful for me to learn other languages. Thanks!

    • @natenoto
      @natenoto 13 дней назад

      Wow, great to know that! Thanks!

  • @yingchengchen3898
    @yingchengchen3898 14 дней назад

    正體中文🥹🥹🥹

  • @Debuggingmylife
    @Debuggingmylife 14 дней назад

    i do the same, i watch those old korean movies to pick up korean words, it works but it is a long way of learning language and requires patience, and if you are someone who wants to get to speaking the language quickly, then this is not necessarily the best method, you will benifit much more from picking up daily words first and memorize them as opposed to immersing yourself in the content of the language you are trying to learn, if you try the hardcore immersion method of learning a language, you will hit the wall of certain letters sounding different depending upon their placement in the sentence or their place in the syllable or even the context, so i would recommend doing atlest some formal study as well in combination with the immersion method of learning

    • @natenoto
      @natenoto 14 дней назад

      Thanks for the comment. I agree with you. I wouldn’t do this when I know really nothing about the target language. It’s just that it’s always difficult to decide on what to mention and what not to mention in the video to make the point clear so I can provide value to the viewers. Will keep improving.

    • @Debuggingmylife
      @Debuggingmylife 14 дней назад

      @@natenoto oh i was not criticizing you, i just wanted to point this out