Learning Languages In Your Sleep: Myth or Fact? (PROOF)
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- Опубликовано: 14 дек 2023
- Can you REALLY become fluent by learning a language in your sleep? Is this just a popular myth, or is it a fact? In this video, we finally dig through the research to answer the age-old question of whether humans can truly learn languages in our sleep. Let's dive into sleep learning.
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Have you ever tried to learn a language through sleep or other alternative methods? Some of the wildest methods I’ve seen are from the Navy SEALs which we explored here: ruclips.net/video/IWhhSe9T1Dc/видео.html
So this is more like a language learning EXP boost. You wont gain exp from it, but it boosts what you get. You wont learn new words, but youll retain better what you already learned that day.
Interesting 🤔
That's a good summary. This all assumes that the learner does it right without hurting their sleep, which is very tricky.
I think your best bet is to learn as much of a language while you’re awake and then let your brain process it at night. That’s just my idea anyway.
Your research is truly impressive! Thank you for all the effort you've put into it!
Very well made. This needs more views.
Really love the direction you went with this video! Well made!
Thanks for the awesome note! Glad you liked it 🙏🏽
You are simply amazing Jerry, I am super proud of you. I love your channel!!!!
Thank you tons brother!! Miss you and hope you're doing well 🙏🏽
What a great scientific video. Thanks for not summing things up too hand wavy-y. Love seeing the actual data and the methods involved in the tests
I’m a data nerd, so I had fun reading through the papers and making this video. Glad to hear that you found it useful too 🙌🏽
Great work bro. Who does your editing?
Thanks for showing actual studies rather than speculating. Helpful video.
I saw too many "learn Spanish while sleeping" playlists and no one seemed to be doing the research 😂. Wanted to see if we could get closer to the truth and help people avoid wasting time (or their health)
Such a well made video 👏
This video was epic. The editing was 12/10.
Thanks a lot! Tried a bit of a different direction with this. Glad you liked it 🙌🏽
@@JerryRegistrethe editing reminds me of Moon(channel) even the music
Good job. keep them coming
Haha thanks for the energy 🙌🏽 Onward to more interesting questions
Thank you for this video!!!!! Very valuable
Happy that you liked it :)
must be more percise if that language were learned is Hungarian or Arabic cause everyone knows Dutch is the cloest language to German. Even though the sample is small but it's not quite far than my experience on learing while sleeping.
Would love to hear about your experience experimenting with this 🤔
This is way too underrated for such a good video
Appreciate you 🙌🏽 Putting in effort and trusting the process
This is just an opinion but if you're B1-B2+ in in your target language turn on fun video playlists instead of those 8 hour annoying vocab lists that make you wake up an hour later. It's way more comfortable when you can understand half of what's said and can fall asleep to a nice story. Context clues are fun.
This is really interesting
Glad you liked it 🙌🏽 The research & investigation for this one was fun to go through
Fascinating
You have great voice!
Haha thanks!
you are underrated 😮 great video 😊
Appreciate you! I’ll be back with more soon! (recovering from an injury and working on something big for the community)
@@JerryRegistre a little late, but i wish you a great recovery 🙏 take care
@@crowe-642 thank you! It took getting knocked down to remember that everything matters until it’s your health, but I’m back on my feet now, thankfully. I have a lot of cool things to share with the group in April, and a newfound appreciation for health. So I’m thankful for the experience overall 🙏🏽
@@JerryRegistre awesome! glad to hear ❣️
Lo sabía. Aprender una idioma mientras uno duerme no es una buena idea.
Opino igual. Es posible fortalecer lo que ya has aprendido mientras duermes, pero sí -- es complicado ejecutarlo sin complicaciones.
German and the Dutch language is way to close for this experience. It’s like trying to test Spanish and Portuguese or Italian.
This video made me sleepy 😂
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short answer - no
Thank you, I really didn’t want to listen for 10 minutes
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You can't learn a whole language in your sleep - it's too complex. While plenty of studies have been done on sleep learning, the results have been generally inconclusive, and no one has been able to master the tricky concepts like grammar rules in their sleep. Don't be fooled.
I think that this only works if you know the languages a little, at least.
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The idea of learning a language while sleeping is controversial and not well supported by scientific evidence1. Some studies suggest that listening to recordings of a language during the first stages of sleep may help to strengthen the connections in the brain that are related to language learning23. However, this is not a substitute for active learning and practice, and the effectiveness of this method is unclear123.
im the 140th like lmao
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