A Key to a Language Lock

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  • Опубликовано: 4 июн 2024
  • Languages evolve over time and here we uncover the commonalities that make learning new languages a seamless process. From debunking language myths to practical learning strategies, gain valuable insights into mastering the art of multilingualism.
    In this talk, we’ll explore the concept of language families and how understanding the grammar and word order of one language can accelerate the learning process of another.
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Комментарии • 17

  • @braisonkiprop2440
    @braisonkiprop2440 2 месяца назад +7

    The sentence approach you're talking about is actually not a bad one..But I've tried out many strategies and Techniques to learn a languages and only 1 has stood out "the input method"..The sentence approach kills motivation after a few days of trying it...if you have strictly 3 months to learn a language, then the sentence approach is a good one..but if i wanna learn a language in 1 year or more why would i go for the Sentence approach?? I'll get tired midway with the strategy and won't get successful..in the long run ,the sentence approach will only work for a few people 3 in 100....97will find it the most boring ever!..it's a motivation killer

    • @lafoudre92
      @lafoudre92 2 месяца назад +1

      What is the input method plz?

    • @Speedyk.resound-ve7gf
      @Speedyk.resound-ve7gf 2 месяца назад

      ​@@lafoudre92input is : study vocabularies, learn some grammar, do listening (watch videos on RUclips in the target language,...)....

  • @paganiyah
    @paganiyah 2 месяца назад +1

    Im a Portuguese native speaker learning Romanian , you’re telling me I shouldn’t learn the grammar?? Have you seen definite articles and Romanian nouns how they change according to gender and number?? I definitely need to learn the pattern by heart otherwise I

  • @fidanon
    @fidanon 2 месяца назад

    For sure there is an optimum period that you should apply for any kind of activity that you can foster. Maybe it changes from person to person in detail but there is a general asssumption like 4 different exercise each 4×12. What do you think about the best daily study time daily ?

    • @allenellsworth5799
      @allenellsworth5799 2 месяца назад

      If you are only studying once a day do it right before bed

  • @davegraham7550
    @davegraham7550 2 месяца назад

    Intertranslatability...anything that can be expressed in one language can be expressed in another. Seems correct to me. A Zebra can be described by a set of sentences or paragraphs that describe the animal.

    • @davegraham7550
      @davegraham7550 2 месяца назад

      Testing that idea becomes even more interesting when matching to time e.g. the difference between I ate and I have eaten and so on.

    • @Gabri.El.
      @Gabri.El. 2 месяца назад +1

      When you speak two or more languages, you realize that you can't always translate an idea exactly from one language to another. You can approximate the meaning, but you often can't capture the exact same feeling or nuance simply because that specific word doesn't exist in the other language. For example in Spanish you can say: "Estoy enfermo" or "soy enfermo". There are 2 verbs "to be". The first one is to describe something temporary, the second one to express something permanent. In English there's only the verb "to be". So you can only say "I'm sick". or "I'm feeling sick" but the exact feeling that the Spanish verbs convey are missing. Of course you can always say something similar using more words trying to get the idea but close enough doesn't mean the same.

    • @davegraham7550
      @davegraham7550 2 месяца назад

      sentir la différence?
      I am currently sick but should be well in time.
      I am permanently sick.

    • @davegraham7550
      @davegraham7550 2 месяца назад

      En Quechua...
      kunan pachaqa unqusqa kachkani.
      wiñaypaqmi unquchkani.

    • @yorgunsamuray
      @yorgunsamuray 2 месяца назад

      If they have horses or donkeys over there it's easy to describe a zebra.

  • @VV14145
    @VV14145 2 месяца назад +2

    Por que nunca haces videos en otro idioma que no sea ingles? Como se si en realidad eres fluente? Por que no hablas español en uno de tus videos? Por que voce nao fala em português em um video de voce? Eu gostaria de escutar a voce falar em otras linguas

    • @paganiyah
      @paganiyah 2 месяца назад

      Concordo contigo

  • @s_sloven14
    @s_sloven14 2 месяца назад

    If you learn and research the Serbian language, you will realize that it is one of the oldest living languages in the world and that it is the most similar to Sanskrit.