80/20 is a good rule of thumb. Your comments on "high impact activities" are also interesting. Some language instructors advise against speaking, they advise Read, Read, Read, first. Others see their best/highest use of time and effort is to speak and interact as early and as much as possible. Their logic is if your goal is to speak, then speak.
Concordo contigo, bem legal o vídeo! Eu passei muito tempo "aprendendo" alemão do jeito errado. 😢 Sinto que ultimamente tenho feito bastante progresso focando nas coisas certas. Boa sorte com o português!
Oi Fernando, espero que tudo esteja bem com você! Muito obrigada pelo suo comentário! Tó muito feliz que você tenha feito tanto progresso, Alemão e uma lingua bem complicada, não é facíl não! Boa sorte com seus estudos! Até mais! Rica
Looking at your thumbnail i felt happy, cause i'm from Brazil, and i love the fact that portuguese language is always linked to Brazil and not to Portugal, hahahha, Brazil becomes the "owner" of the language 😅 . Please, do not hate me folks from Portugal, but it is funny 😊. By the way, your english is amazing, Rica! One more subscribed .
since you gave us valuable tips, I can contribute,. Look for channels of Brazilian people who make vlogs, videos talking about a specific subject that you likes, because then you will learn the way we speak, I think it’s okay if you translate everything if you don’t understand, keep phrases and words somewhere you can remember
Ich habe in den letzten paar Wochen, ein Methode heißt “Sprache Insel” versucht. Einfach gesagt, schreibst du Sätze das du im Alltag häufig benutzen, übersetzt es mit DeepL oder Google translate, und denn einfach üben diese Sätze. Es hilft mit die Grammatik, (obwohl ich weiß die Grammatik in meinen Kommentar sheiß ist), und auch mit deine Sprechfähigkeit. Ich fliege im Juli nach Deutschland, und ich hoffe, dass ich zumindest einen Kaffee bestellen kann lol.
Super! Ich werde mir diese Lernmethode anschauen, klingt sehr interessant! Ich bin mir sicher du wirst einen Kaffee bestellen können, dein Deutsch ist gut! Mach dir nicht zu viele Sorgen um die Grammatik, Schritt für Schritt wirst du besser werden und ich habe alles verstanden was du gesagt hast 😊😊
Always a delight when you post a new video Rica! Probably the first 80/20 rule video I've watched despite seeing many in my recommended, so thank you. I am also an avid iTalki enjoyer
@@rica_doe my family are Spanish and French speaking - if I could pick up one of those I would feel more complete as a person 😅but despite two years at uni of language subjects at university, I still lack the ability to speak to my aunties
it's good to learn new languages but how can I memorize new words and their meanings in English for example when you speak by trying to remember the word and put it in your conversations?
@@rica_doe personal use. I'm actually studying multiple languages which is ironic for an avid procrastinator such as myself, but it's fun to be able to understand another language being the translator yourself so I study anyways in my personal time.
The message you are sharing here is rather inaccurate and misguiding. You do need language accuracy and variety (reach) to achieve fluency. The 'you dont need to learn every past tense to be fluent' argument is flawed. To achieve fluency, you cannot cut corners 🤷🏻♀️ I am a foreign languages examiner and the 4 areas commonly assessed across the board are coherence, fluency, accuracy and reach. So fluency is only a 25% of the whole package 🤷🏻♀️
80/20 is a good rule of thumb. Your comments on "high impact activities" are also interesting. Some language instructors advise against speaking, they advise Read, Read, Read, first. Others see their best/highest use of time and effort is to speak and interact as early and as much as possible. Their logic is if your goal is to speak, then speak.
Yeah there are surely many different opinions on this topic ☺️!What do you think works best for yourself?
For such a small channel, this is actually a really interesting concept! I'll be sure to remember the 80/20 rule as my studies continue. Thanks!
Glad that you found it interesting ☺️☺️
Concordo contigo, bem legal o vídeo! Eu passei muito tempo "aprendendo" alemão do jeito errado. 😢 Sinto que ultimamente tenho feito bastante progresso focando nas coisas certas. Boa sorte com o português!
Oi Fernando, espero que tudo esteja bem com você! Muito obrigada pelo suo comentário! Tó muito feliz que você tenha feito tanto progresso, Alemão e uma lingua bem complicada, não é facíl não!
Boa sorte com seus estudos!
Até mais!
Rica
Como você está estudando agora? Pq meu inglês é intermediário mas não tô conseguindo avançar kkkkkk me dá umas dicas fernando
This actually very encouraging thank you
Welcome! 🙏
Excelente vídeo! Irei me inscrever no canal e aplicar as dicas, um dia ainda irei aprender alemão. Muito obrigado!
Muito obrigada 🤗🤗
I thinnk in general it's a good idea for language learning but also really depends on the person as to where and when it is applicable.
Looking at your thumbnail i felt happy, cause i'm from Brazil, and i love the fact that portuguese language is always linked to Brazil and not to Portugal, hahahha, Brazil becomes the "owner" of the language 😅 . Please, do not hate me folks from Portugal, but it is funny 😊. By the way, your english is amazing, Rica! One more subscribed .
Obrigada e bem vindo no meu canal :) 💟
since you gave us valuable tips, I can contribute,. Look for channels of Brazilian people who make vlogs, videos talking about a specific subject that you likes, because then you will learn the way we speak, I think it’s okay if you translate everything if you don’t understand, keep phrases and words somewhere you can remember
Ich habe in den letzten paar Wochen, ein Methode heißt “Sprache Insel” versucht. Einfach gesagt, schreibst du Sätze das du im Alltag häufig benutzen, übersetzt es mit DeepL oder Google translate, und denn einfach üben diese Sätze. Es hilft mit die Grammatik, (obwohl ich weiß die Grammatik in meinen Kommentar sheiß ist), und auch mit deine Sprechfähigkeit. Ich fliege im Juli nach Deutschland, und ich hoffe, dass ich zumindest einen Kaffee bestellen kann lol.
Super! Ich werde mir diese Lernmethode anschauen, klingt sehr interessant!
Ich bin mir sicher du wirst einen Kaffee bestellen können, dein Deutsch ist gut! Mach dir nicht zu viele Sorgen um die Grammatik, Schritt für Schritt wirst du besser werden und ich habe alles verstanden was du gesagt hast 😊😊
Legal que você está aprendendo PT-BR.
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I am from Brazil and trying to enhance my English and learn a little bit of Swedish language.
Cool good luck 🤞
Always a delight when you post a new video Rica! Probably the first 80/20 rule video I've watched despite seeing many in my recommended, so thank you. I am also an avid iTalki enjoyer
Thank you so much for your nice comment Dolly 🙏
So happy that you got good value out of the video!
What language are you learning currently? 🍀🥰
@@rica_doe my family are Spanish and French speaking - if I could pick up one of those I would feel more complete as a person 😅but despite two years at uni of language subjects at university, I still lack the ability to speak to my aunties
You are so kind.
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I'll try this out 😮
Good luck! Let me know how it goes 🍀👍
it's good to learn new languages but how can I memorize new words and their meanings in English for example when you speak by trying to remember the word and put it in your conversations?
Yes - I memorize best if I immediately apply the word I learned somewhere.
Do you have any recommendations for total beginner German?
I am actually currently planning a video on this :) so stay tuned 😊
@@rica_doe just subscribed!
I'm supposed to be studying right now... I have not been studying at all... I also didn't finish this video in one go
What are you studying for? ☺️
@@rica_doe personal use. I'm actually studying multiple languages which is ironic for an avid procrastinator such as myself, but it's fun to be able to understand another language being the translator yourself so I study anyways in my personal time.
Very cool! 😎 keep it up!
@@rica_doe obrigado
What level from A1-C2 am I on if I'am 80% fluent in a language?
Hard to tell for me but I‘d probably say B2-ish :)
you're eyes are so beautifull habibti
The message you are sharing here is rather inaccurate and misguiding.
You do need language accuracy and variety (reach) to achieve fluency.
The 'you dont need to learn every past tense to be fluent' argument is flawed.
To achieve fluency, you cannot cut corners 🤷🏻♀️
I am a foreign languages examiner and the 4 areas commonly assessed across the board are coherence, fluency, accuracy and reach.
So fluency is only a 25% of the whole package 🤷🏻♀️
VOCÊ NOS INVOCOU 🇧🇷
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