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When you watched movies in French without subtitles as a beginner, did you ever look up words and phrases that you heard or just take it all in and see if any of it stuck without further investigation?

You are a godsend! Every video of yours that I've watched so far has been full of practical advice. Thank you so much!

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Great video! Looking forward to part 2 😉

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To touch on the vocab thing... When i started learning Dutch i was reading a novel and watching a couple TV series. In the novel i kept coming across the word "zoeken". I would look up the meaning and carry on. Every time i came across the word i forgot it and had to look it up, UNTIL, the people in the TV show had lost something and one character said zoeken zoeken and everyone began searching the room for the item. And since then not only do i remember what it means, but I also remember the moment i permanently knew its meaning and never needed to look it up again. Funny how our brain works like that.

Thank you so much for watching this lesson! 😍If you didn't get the chance to participate in the live chat, you can still participate and practice by writing your answers in the comments and I will give feedback to your answers! Happy studying! 📚✨

Thank you so much for watching this (very long) lesson! 😅🤩 If you didn't get the chance to participate in the live chat, you can still participate and practice by writing your answers in the comments and I will give feedback to your answers! 😘 Happy studying! *Lesson content for DOWNLOAD:* drive.google.com/file/d/1h1yQy1XXSrKvY0923aASsIedsiEbS2LM/view?usp=sharing

I've spoken Louisiana French (with some Louisiana Creole mixed in) with my 4 year old son since he was born-granted I sometimes get lazy and speak to him in English-but we watch kids shows in French, and that has helped a lot. My son's favorites are "TroTro" and "Mimi Soleil." We also watch French dubs of other kids shows. Unfortunately, there is only one cartoon in Louisiana French-called "Boudini et ses amis"-but he does love this show too. These kids shows have even helped me, a fairly fluent speaker, learn new vocabulary!

Found your channel searching for more videos on asymmetric intelligibility, because the topic applies well to Louisiana French vs Louisiana Creole (my 2 heritage languages), and prior to this video, the one by NativLang was the only other one I came across talking about the subject. I subscribed just a few minutes into this video! Love your content! Glad I came across your channel.

Today "hipster" has a bit of a judgmental connotation. As in someone who's trying really hard to show how different he/she is. For instance, a hipster would sport a flip-phone in 2024 just to show that they're not buying into the smart phone trend.

the bee's knees is still commonly used in England, especially London. We also use 'The Duck's Nuts' or the more commonly used 'the dog's bollocks'

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Antonio: parabéns Aglaia!!!

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Thank you so much for watching this video! 🥰✨ If you like this kind of video, you can also watch our video about the strategies our founder, Aglaia, used to learn five languages! ruclips.net/video/CKjleXa4PoA/видео.html

Thank you so much for watching this video! 🥰✨ If you want to learn more English expressions and slang, you can watch our other videos from the Sofa Talks series: ruclips.net/video/DTBUGTSiwlo/видео.html

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Thank you for watching this video! 🥰✨ If you want more ideas for language learning practice and strategies make sure to watch our videos from the Immersion Series as well, where I talk about fun strategies to practice your target language ! ruclips.net/video/saBJ6KRvV-0/видео.html

ngl "Indu & Hurdu" @ 9:03-9:07 made me lawl - great example if you ever do a vid on metathesis!

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Thanks for your experience and introduction in this field of linguistics. The education is unbounded, and for me as I’m learning English, and I teach others the Romanian, your conversation was really helpful. Mulțumesc foarte mult! (Thank you very much!)

Just wanting to help your English fluency, I've been developing oral contractions tongue twisters for my English students. After practicing this page, they have found all native speach much more understandable and even begin to "nativize" their own pronunciation. Here's a sample: Ōrəl Kəntrăkshənz dīəkrĭtəkəl märks bī Jŏnəthən Mârk Wälsh ăz ŭv mĕĭ 2024 (ā=ei, ē=ii, ī=ai, ō=ou, ū=yu, ə=micro-ä, ä=a, ü=u, ă=ae, ĕ=e, ĭ=asqueroso, ŏ=a bocachica, ŭ=nauseas) (sh=calmar, th=c castiliano) (th=’d’suave)(z=dzd,v=fv, g=’g’fuerte,j=’y’argentino)(ŋ=ñ tragado, r=gruñido, d=d fuerte, w=hu, h=j suave)(ʔ=para-vozʔah-ʔah,ʔah-ʔoh) ĭzn thĕr nĭmpōrʔn ātēntē ŏfər frĕmənĕmz bĕdərn thĭsən ŭpən tŏpə thōzənthĕr? Isn't there an important ‘AT(and)T’ offer for ‘M&M’s better than this one up on top of those in there? Ăz ē d ōpt, hēz ăd ĭmən ər ēr n ĭz äüs tə ĕlp ăz ĭz ŏnərd ōsts. As he had hoped, he has had him and her here in his house to help as his honored hosts. Ī d ăst bəfōr, ənäü ī d thĭŋk yə shəd ăsk ĭf yə kə gō. I had asked before, and now I would think you should ask if you could go. Wŭd ĭz ĭ? Wŭd yə thĭŋk? Wŭ zē wŭn? Wŭ wā dəwē gō dəwŭ stōr? What is it? What do you think? What does he want? What way do we go to what store? Wĕr L wēgō; n wŭdəL wēdü? Thə bōĭz L nō n əL tĕLŭs Lādər. Where will we go, and what will we do? The boys will know and will tell us later. ĭntrstnlē, ĕvrēgŭvmən chŏkləvĕjtəbəl prŏblēĕlps dĭfrnbĭznəsmĕmrēz cŭmftəblēnsĕvrl fămlēvnĭnz Interestingly, every government chocolate vegetable probably helps different business memories comfortably in several family evenings. Wĕr ər ər kĭdz? R thā n ərüm r äütsīd, left ərīʔ, fär nēr? Where are our kids? Are they in her room or outside, left or right, far or near? Thərdē,fōrdē,sĕvəndē,ādērnīnē bŏdlzŭbŭdər ənmīdŏdərz kŭmpūdər zəlĭdəlŭnsĕdlĭŋ thirty, forty, seventy, eighty, or ninety bottles of butter on my daughter’s computer is a little unsettling. (___) yə ŭngrē? (__) yə ăv plănz? (__) yə ēʔn yĕt, r (__) yə stĭl ēʔn'? Are you hungry? Do you have plans? Have you eaten yet, or are you still eating? Wĭch wā d ē gō? Wī d ē dü ĭ? Dĭd ē sā wŭd ē wŭnĭd ə dü? Which way did he go? Why did he do it? Did he say what he wanted to do? Wĕr dĭjü gō? Hŏw djə gĕ thĕr? Wĕn dj ēt? Wī j ăsk? Where did you go? How did you get there? When did you eat? Why did you ask? Wī jə wŭ mē də ĕjəkāchə? Dĭnchə gĕchər ĕjəkāshən ăchər grăjəwāshən? Why did you want me to educate you? Did not you get your education at your graduation?

Thank you for this video! You described these good tips about learning a new language. I wrote them for me, because I agree they are important and my goal is to improve my English speaking. I liked that you told in a deeper way.

Very informative and hilarious 😂. Love you guys ❤

Oh, interesting. I thought this video is about learning a language. But no, its about cocking

Code-switching, so real. I probably have like 5 english personalities lol

I can believe you're a pedagog

Good work

Living in another countrey, oh, thanks, thats so helpfull

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This is a very good video. As for example I speak a dialect of English, mainly in spoken where unlike my younger peers from 5-10 years. It's much harsher on R sounds, so instead from what I hear as " Chrip, Jrip. I typically say Trip, Drip with a tapped R, dental consonants using tapped R's, while most other words would use the typical R, but over-rhoticism can occur due to a consequence more closed mouth position, and throw more vowels into the mix. Any word with OO basically has no rhyming scheme, mono-syllabic syllables become nasal and reduced like in "Room" being closer to simply "ɹ̠ʷʊ̈̃: ", often impacting the past participle. Won't and Don't have the nasal sound. So monothong o and standard english o are NOT ALLOPHONES at all. If an RP speaker and me tried to communicate. It would be hard due to more vowels on my side. It's due to having an accent that is natively Appalachian, so T, D are just natively softer and often being closest to Swedish's T, D as they are barely pronounced. It's often irregular with CH. Two speakers of the same accent will say Appalachian with either SH or CH, this often deletes T in SOFTENED, SOFTENS, Capture -> CapSHer. Vowels are just much more prevalent that make a long vs. short distinction to voice certain words that normally would be voiceless. It, often being long ɪ:, but the T -> D or reduced to a soft glotal stop. The tendency to use fricative sounds is more common. /kx/ and /x/ as allophones to /kʰ/, the fricative version of /g/ often becoming /gɣ/ and /ɣ/. An accent that does that often. The tendency of weakening dʒ into ʒ or voicing ʃ into it. Umlaut and Ablaut is pretty prevalent when spoken. My younger co-workers often struggle due to not having the older speech pattern. So vocabulary when formal absolutely is difficult. I do struggle to understand what Western USA says due to mainly lacking the same vowel inventory, less-conservative grammar, creolized heavily when it comes to verb conjugation, ALSO they break plurality for verbs for is -> are. My co-worker is like " It's probably due to the more closed mouth sounds and nasality. The S is just a mess. As in standard it would be /s/, but aspiration turning some words into / ʃ / like Groceries. Also monothong o. So more than half of 70% of words spelt don't sound like they are written. I had to explain hey " Make sure you make the floor pristine! " so formal vocabulary is often a problem. I can't understand AAVE due to mainly the jumbled sounds of not having as many vowel sounds, and when I hear " Do be " they don't realize they are saying the equivalent of a monosyllabic " dooby " when referring to a name. Vowel Length does have some importance due to words often bleed into each other so creakiness and length are more important and number/person are stressed very often.

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I have seen that we have 4 languages in common. It would be cool to have the chance to talk. Greetings from Peru!!! ruclips.net/video/piVUsa2fGbg/видео.html

If you make a slight change to the pronunciation of your "T" sound, you will lose your Brazilian accent. If you need any help, let me know. Great video!

Nunca me canso de como a Aglaia explica Linguística 😮

Love it! Thank you for preparing me for what I should expect from my bachelor's degree in linguistics next year 🥰

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Love it! Linguistics is so interesting

Very interesting and super insightful! Thanks!

Muito bom! Formativo demais!!!

Muito claro da forma como coloca!!! Obrigada

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To say short: immersion. You need to have that language around you every day