Learn Spanish FASTER by Binge Watching These YouTubers
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- Опубликовано: 18 июн 2024
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Days of French n Swedish sent me here and I'm learning Spanish, not disappointed!
That's so kind. Thank you!
Of your recommendations, I was only aware of and use three. Thanks so much Matt for providing such solid additions to my Spanish practice repertoire!
Glad I could help James! Thanks for checking out the video
@@matt_brooks-green Absolutely! I’ve stopped following much content focusing on language acquisition, I mostly go directly for getting input in target languages, but I’ve happily subscribed to your channel. Solid content!
I’ve been learning English for 30 years and I am still struggling with listening. I need to convert audio to text in my head before I can understand spoken English. What a damaged brain! I’ll follow your way-comprehensible input- to start over 😂
Got here because Days of French and Swedish recommended your channel and I'm loving your content. Great videos man and I'm certainly gonna be using your recommendations. Thank you! You just got yourself a new sub 🙂
Hey! Thank you so much. Yeah, I really rate the channels I've put in this video. Particularly Luisito Comunica once you are at a low intermediate stage - so much high quality and entertaining content. Enjoy!
@@matt_brooks-green that's precisely the one I'm starting with, love this kind of content! Cheers
Great recommendations, thank you!
Thanks 😊
Thanks Matt, very helpful - Chrome plug-in downloaded 😄
So good. Auto generated subs don’t have punctuation which is a pain but not the end of the world. Enjoy 👌
Huge thumbs-up to Dreaming Spanish, I tell everyone I know that it's the best resource out there. Luisito is also great, glad to see him get a mention for language learners. His video documentary on Chernobyl is my favorite.
Luisito’s videos are so entertaining! 😁 His series in Pakistan was great too!
@@matt_brooks-green I haven't seen the Pakistan series, thanks for the recommendation!
Have you heard of Espanol con Juan? He has a podcast as well as a youtube channel and I think they're really good for comprehensible input at an intermediate level.
Hi Tara, I'll check them out. I am reading one of his books at the minute and really enjoy it 👌
second this... español con juan is absolutely indispensable
Any resources for french and Russian?
I don't study them so can't say. Depends on your level too. There is a channel called French Comprehensible Input I have had my eye on. Maybe check it out
@@matt_brooks-green sure, thanks:)
Thanks for the suggestions. I also like: Martin adquire una idioma : ruclips.net/video/PEaH5FdPhZU/видео.html and Holà Spanish!
Great. Thanks!
RUclips videos, or similar such tactics, are merely the very BEGINNING.
There's absolutely NO substitute whatsoever for learning a foreign language to conversing with native speakers regarding a huge variety of topics. I can guarantee you that the average person on RUclips who claims fluency in a foreign language is the furthest thing from fluent. I was a foreign language teacher, I have a degree in my language, and I lived among common people for months on end speaking my foreign language in a foreign country with totally average people. So yeah ... I know what I'm talking about. I'm sick to death of all of these wanna be linguists who think they know goddamn everything there is to know about learning a foreign language.
I had it from both ends - both the academic world, and also practical, very real experience among native speakers, both educated and non-educated.
And let me tell you ... even the least educated person can teach you something about the language which has never once occurred to you on any occasion.
Any person who loves to immerse himself in languages is NEVER fully emerged until he has immersed himself in both the academic world, and most importantly in the REAL WORLD.
Definitely. Got to start somewhere though!
@@matt_brooks-green - Yeah, but I just get damn sick and tired of people on RUclips who pretend they're fluent in Chinese, Spanish, or whichever language who can barely speak the language beyond a second year student. They might have rather perfect pronunciation, which is indeed a rare gift, but their skills hardly extend beyond those of a ten year old kid. I'm betting that 90% of them can barely read the language, let alone write it. I want to encounter people who can speak the language in their sleep, almost like Mel Blanc did, the guy who characterized the voice of Bugs Bunny, when he responded in the hospital in Bugs Bunny's voice while in a coma after a car accident, or some sort of accident.