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One of the things I found helpful a tape recorder to take myself saying certain things then replaying it and trying to remember everything I played and say it back before I hear it on the tape. Then I try doing the same thing again at the fastest speed.

I just stumbled upon your video but I do have one question that I hope you can answer so at this point do you feel comfortable just going out and casually having a short conversation with somebody let's say at a store or on the street? I only ask because I'm looking at Pimsleur Chinese, I have other Chinese courses including rocket Chinese, I also have a course from udemy online courses.

Growing up in California, my classmates would say "I'm Korean/Mexican, ..." etc. Our teachers would just say, "but you're American first" I loved that. The teachers united us.

So lingoculture has its own program? I noticed lingoda has one core and one delf.

Do you recommend lingoculture, lingoda or preply

Amazing video, so helpful! Thank you very much!

Does Pimsleur also teach Cantonese?

Uhg, pimsleur sounds kinda bad ( i mean boring). Hmmm any recommended alternatives?

Helpful video. Thanks

Okay, Emily. I've been studying Jordanian Arabic in my spare time for a few years now, and I was blown away by the rich depth of this video!! Anyone who has not spent hours of their free time looking for appropriate learning resources and comprehensible input for Levantine Arabic will have NO IDEA how amazing this compilation is! WOW! Cowabunga!! 😍🤗😲I started this video expecting to learn about a couple of unfamiliar resources, but you've introduced me to SEVERAL resources, channels, and programs that are completely new to me AND a dream come true! After years of one-on-one lessons, I've recently been wishing that I could take an inexpensive group class with other intermediate students and talk about a topic. And now I'm going to look into Real Syrian Arabic! And Hob Learning sounds awesome--and it focuses on Jordanian Arabic! YAY!!!! Unbelievable!! It's so hard to find much content in that dialect.🤩I'm surprised you didn't mention the Al Rawabi School for Girls on Netflix, which is set in Amman. Season 2 of the series has Ammiyah captions and it's very well-done... a much higher quality than Jinn and tackling important social issues like bullying and the dangers of social media on youth. Question: Where on earth did you find The Little Prince in Arabic for $2?? I only found hardcover versions of it and they're like $30... Please advise!!! 🙏I'm totally getting into reading these days. Lastly, I just want to point out that some of the materials on PDF Drive must be illegally free... Some of those textbooks (not the Syrian one that you recommended the highest) are currently for sale on Amazon or on Lingualism's website... Not sure how they're able to do that but just thought I'd point it out. A HUGE thank you for all the time, effort, dedication, and generosity represented in this video!!! I've watched other videos like this by people like Mummy in Amman and Zoe Languages, but you seriously take first prize! 💯

Wow, not only is this amazing advice I will be writing down and reflecting in regards to my language learning journey, but also advice I can apply to other areas of my life. Thank you so much :)

I am living in Bulgaria and so my top priority is to learn Bulgarian. I went to school for French, but haven't used it in over a decade and would like to re-learn/refresh my knowledge. I am also planning on casually learning Mandarin Chinese and ramping up my learning once I feel comfortable with Bulgarian.

Wellesley college course is not for free now or what??

Ive been wanting to learn german for a little while, but i couldnt really find any good ways to do it. This is the first video that has actually made a good guideline, and i finally feel like i have some pointers on how to evolve my skills! This is by FAR the best video ive seen when its comes to German learning, big props to you for this amazing work! <3

I m italian, not even far being advanced in english. But despite this, i did pimsleur german. Since the beginning i had the feeling i was learning, slowly, step by step, but learning and specially memorizing. It s the only resource that gives me the capabiliy of memorize and dont easily forget. It s just a powerful method. And as italian, i found double difficulty as i need in my brain first translating the english instructios in italian, and then in german. But at the beginning of the 4th level i can understand easy podcast and videos and i started to tandem, meaning that i can already keep easy conversations, to stat to get used with structure tenses. The point is that pimsleur gives you a strong basis, after that u have to move on and practice talking. Only practicing u can improve fluency and vocabulary. I just used quickly a grammar to understand the tekamolo and when reversing subject-verb. That s it. All what i know comes from pimsleur. Using also pimsleur russian, 2nd level now. A bit easier than german for me. Tried as well pimsleur hungarian, but that s was useless, as just one level for hungarian is too little. U learn too few things to start really to tandem with somebody. And i ve been very interested in your pimsleur chinese as i was wondering if its just like others or not, being chinese of course totally different from the european languages. But glad to see the approach is the same. I ll give ita a try in the future. Thank you for your analysys.

you’re so inspiring!! personally, i’ll focus on improving my spanish as i live in argentina right now (i think i’m a good B2) and i’m starting to learn norwegian again after a big break! maintaining my english and improving it to reach fluency in a lot of topics is also one of my goals (C1 right now)

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how can i figure outmy level i can speak a bit of italian like im more than a beginner but a tiny bit less than an intermediate

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Расскажите на русском языке, с чего вы начинаете изучение языков, азбука, грамматика и учение слов или есть ещё какие то моменты, как много времени вы отдаете в день изучению языка К примеру английский, арабский или другие языки??? Расскажите Я тоже пытаюсь выучить арабский и английский, но мне дается тяжело, либо я где то упускаю моменты какие то…

Как вы выучили языки, расскажите нам, что вам помогло, что применяете? Это просто🔥👍🏻

Это просто круто, молодец🎉 Ошибки есть, но незначительные они, но мысль свою передаешь очень хорошо👌🏻 👍🏻

👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻🔥🔥🔥🎉

Какая молодец, так быстро освоила русский язык, это круто👏🏻👏🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻🔥 Это просто прогресс, всего за 1-2 мес, это успех

Русский понятно и хорошо говорите, молодцы, за короткий срок и удивительно👍🏻👏🏻

انا سعيدة وفخورة بك❤

You are greatness young lady. Greatness. Be human, its fine.

Agree with it being tough to think of stuff on the spot even if you've had no issues thinking of it during the lessons. That's not necessarily a fault of Pimsleur but it just shows that you need supplementary exercises to get really good. It's hard to get that part of your brain working if you have nobody to speak with in real life.

Hi can you recommend the timeframe we should give to each levels to learn like a1 for example in 6 months if we study for 2 hours daily and similarly for other levels?? If we study them 2 hours please please🙏🙏🙏

Türkiye, Geziniz nasıl geçti, memnun kaldınız;mı en çok ilginizi çeken ne oldu?😊

Knowing I'm an introvert I just play to the one strength it gives and do a lot of reading in the target language. When I get fluent enough in a language that I can speak quickly (with not so many mistakes I can't be understood), I actually kind of turn into an extrovert. You could say I love the sound of my voice - I just love speaking the language. What would seem like a boring conversation to me in my native language is stimulating and fun in the target language. Let's talk about the weather! Let's talk about food! Let's talk about work!

Hi thank you so much for this lovely video! I think a great resource for student German Immersion is to listen to contemporary artists like Shirin David (her genre is Hip-Hop/Pop). Her music and it’s modern colloquialisms have really helped me with approaching German conversation, more naturally 😊

Please any alternative for edx because it is not working where I live

Ovaj jezik koji vam komentarišem je jedinstven jezik za učenje. To ako ste zainteresovani?

Unfortunately, Nthuleen doesn't provide the you resources anymore. I think you need to update this. I just checked the website

I am doing Pimsleur now in French, Italian, and mandarin. Here is the difference I noticed.. Before Pimsleur I had memorized about 1500 French words, and a bunch of verbs, including past and future tenses. So far the French is very enjoyable. I’m moving very quickly because I need to understand French being spoken to me. Memorizing a bunch of vocab is great, but it seems to cause me not to be able to understand it being spoken back to me . …………..( hense the enjoyment of Pimsleur French.) Same thing with Mandarin as I learned several hundred words and phrases before Pimsleur. However, with Italian, I knew literally maybe 10 words going into Pimsleur and I’m struggling, and it feels slow. Because of my previous memorization, with French and some mandarin I feel it’s quite useful, but I’m up in the air about the Italian, knowing almost nothing beforehand.. . To me Pimsleur seems very good in conjunction with doing some other memorization. I won’t fully know how good Pimsleur is until I go through the entire Italian and see how it does compared to the French and mandarin where I learned outside of Pimsleur.

I started learning languages to have different forms of communication. I’ve struggled getting my feelings across and learning languages has been fun for me and healing my inner child who was bullied with a learning disability and had low self esteem

Super helpful resources, thanks so much for sharing!!

One resource that I'm finding extremely helpful for french specifically is called Linguno. I discovered it by accident, it's a completely free resource (there isn't even any paid plan) featuring basically infinite listening exercises in which you can choose the voice and even the accent, and straight-to-the-point exercises to expand your vocabulary and learn irregular verbs, with detailed explanations when you mess up anything or clarifying slight difference in the meaning of words with multiple example sentences. As soon as I started Linguno I felt like my french learning process was going 5x speed compared to Babbel or any other resource I've tried. If you add some real french videos, that will also help of course, passive learning is still important; however for the *active* learning process, I'd highly recommend Linguno, it just feels so much more productive than multiple paid courses/apps I've tried. In fact, I find crazy that nobody is even talking about it, I guess it's probably because it feels truly complete only for french, while in other languages (namely German) there aren't nearly as many explanations

thank you so much for making this video!! rn I have studied French for only a month and I feel like this helps me a LOT!! <<3

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What do you think of lingq as a learning platform?

I came here by ChatGPT's suggestion

great compilation..very helpful..thank you!!

I did pimsleur spanish all five levels and I can say that until the ending of level 4 I knew what seemed to be random tourist phrasebook stuff but when I reached the second half of level 5 I had enough vocabulary that everything started to click and I became able to make sentences by scratch. I think all languages in this method are built over the same pattern and I hope I will experience the same when I reach the last level of pimsleur mandarin.