Hummmm, well about that... even if I read properly and multiple times the same fucking line I cant understand what I just read, I don't know why I'm reading.
I love how I vocalized that whole word the moment I started reading it bcs I studied that before. It's a really sad thing for those who have to deal with Vulcan ashes u.u
@@idontpostjelly3345 My inner monologue is an extrovert but I am an introvert, we dont have anything in common but we do get along as we can speak to each other 😅
Nah I can only hear the words I’m reading even if I’m reading fast my head needs to read I tout loud in my mind, slower than I’m looking over it normally
@@vlogs.dreamerSame, It’s why I can read fast when I’m not trying to or I’m really into a book, but when I try to I go slow. Also the other person who said that comment did it over a year ago, so no way they respond
I’m normally a fast reader but not a fast talker. Once I stopped vocalizing, I can read about 900 words per minute. It’s really helpful, but the teachers don’t think I read what they assign because I read so fast.
Subvocalising is important especially if you struggle with comprehension, the best thing to do is read regularly so you can train yourself to do it quicker
As someone who reads hours each day. Nope. I don't do it faster. I've gotta vocalize almost all the words. Though I can scan when I need to and I do quite like the wpm function when apps like Kindle have it.
I think I'm still subvocalizing but I followed that line pretty easily, now I remembered that I read it and only remember you can actually read very fast.
Don't read to get to the destination, (end of book) read for the journey and you will find your reading comprehension goes up. A lot of people are talking about finishing books and not even remembering what they just read. Read slower and thoughtfully
When I was very little, this is actually how I learned how to read, I would often be able to memorize sounds that letters in combination make by looking at their shapes, all in all it worked out well for me, but there are downsides like the fact that you have to reread over and over in order to fully retain information, and reading aloud is harder.
because it's basically impossible not to subvocalize the words you're reading (unless you have some condition that makes it impossible to subvocalize them)
@@yeontankkamiminhoscats740 pretty sure some people instead of hearing words in their head have different ways of thinking of them such as pictures, but I'm not an expert so I would not know this kind of stuff
This actualy helped me during all my tests when reading large paragraphs. I saved a lot of time and always find myself finishing ahead of my classmates.
@@bfndhejend2903 and how fast you register information. You really won't be registering shit if the focus is registering what the shapes ( leters ) mean.
It's interesting to see how some people have grown up reading without vocalising, while others have started doing it later on in life or still haven't learnt it. The ability is largely dependant on how much reading we do as children. If you read enough whilst your brain is developing, the act becomes basically instinctual and you learn to almost seperate the concept of reading from the concept of speech, in a way. It becomes a new sub-level of writing.
That's Interesting, I do it pretty well but I stopped reading as much when I turned 11. I read a lot when I was 4-10 but nowadays I just read 4 books every few months and just read comics and manga now lol
I’m pretty sure it’s just easier for some People to be Able to this, I literally cannot remember anything I have read unless I read it carefully and slowly
It depends on the subject you're reading. If you're familiar with all the terms used in the book, it'll be a piece of cake. Otherwise just stick with reading normally 😅
Whenever I read a book I have to restart the page over and over again, because I’m so bad at actually trying to figure at what is going on in the book.
Firstly you need to go get some wood first and then made some crafting table now you have it cut some more wood made some pickaxe get some stone and made this 2 tool stone pickaxe and stone sword okay now you go view if there any mob that you can cook made sure take like 1 stack of food Now you are ready to go to cave ,find some near cave and find some coal made some furnace maybe you can cook any food you have or made torches its your choice and then find some iron to upgrade your item and made some armor you have go very deep cave you might lost but you know that only way to get out from cave is dig straight up anyway when you get enough iron made sure made this same tool Iron pickaxe and iron sword and also made some full iron armor to bewares any monster try to kill you Now you have full iron armor and 2 tool go mining find some diamond and gold when you get enough diamond made some full diamond armor and 2 tool sword and pickaxe okay this next step maybe hard find some lava and water If you have any iron left made some bucket go create infinity water and made nether portal Don't go in ! Get some block 5 stack of it now you can go in when you go in find some piglin You have gold to trade with them Now throw all you gold to piglin there chance you to get some enderpearl when you have enough enderpearl find some fortress [tips :you have eye to look] you might never find fortress ready for nether adventure use all your 5 stack block to made some bride to pass the lava lake when you already find some fortress get some blaze rod get 10 of its now find your portal and go back to overworld made some ender eye throw few of them it will show location of stronghold when you reach stronghold find some sheep to get wool made some bed now go to strong hold find some portal place the bed and spaw point you have enough ender eye to go in end when you go to the end you know what to do kill the ender dragons when you already kill it i will load some portal structure find it and go in it will lead you to end city now you in end city go find end city structure when tou find it you will see that it have flying ship go to that sheep you find Shulker And elytra Now you can fly! Shulker will made you fly up only up And elytra you can fly around freedomly
Me too me too... At the end of the video i still just felt like i had to read the words "out loud" in my head, and i still can't say i processed what it said...(if the message wasn't so expected) It's annoying how i used to like reading a lot and now i'm the slowest reader in class.
Same!!!! I find it mind boggling that people can read without subvocalizing!! I can do it if I’m looking for a specific word or part of the book/text but if I’m trying to read and process what it says I HAVE to subvocalize
@@sadiesavanna8369 The audiobook is supposed to be short enough so you can listen to it in one go. So it is shortened. But it includes more than enough information for everyone to think you read the book. Take a movie for example. The Harry Potter 1 movie is around 2 hours long. But I bet it would take you more time to read the book. Now, the movie is more than enough to know the story and its details compared to reading the book although technically the person reading the book shoulf knlw more about the story...
i actually didn’t think i could see the words as shapes like that, but it really does work, and with a little bit of practice i can literally fly through books, thanks so much man!
Its like searching for something you want to know like knowing the contents but not at all understanding. Its good since you separate relevant and non relevant contents since you can just freely go back to what pick your interest and try to understand it deeper
the problem is when you read like that but don’t actually absorb what you’re reading. they’re just words entering your brain and then being thrown out immediately after.
There is also a technique called imaging which basically means that you imagine the book as a movie's subtitles, so if a line says he stabbed Devin in the stomach, then you see a person getting stabbed in the stomach
I can’t physically listen to words unless someone’s saying them. It’s really strange, but I’ve always read quickly (memory’s a real problem for me tho)
:'( im sorry, sending all support you probably dont remember this comment (Not trying to be mean) wait...does that mean you can watch your favourites shows again and again ?! But but you'll forget tht that is you favourite show....this is sad
That’s literally just what happens when I’m not paying attention and I don’t even picture what’s going on. I end up forgetting everything and have to start over with the reading just to understand. It’s better to take longer and understand than to go through it super quick and forget everything.
The problem with this is that you sacrifice two factors: comprehension and retention. Vocalizing or subvocalizing force you to process each word increasing those factors. It might be slower but its a better method.
@@bbf0ab08cb44becfec Well, yeah, most people do; what you read and the conditions you're in affect the how you read, but thats not my point. He's putting as an example a reading assignment, in that case is better to retain and comprehend as much as possible, instead of just reading fast.
It also depends on the reader. I find that this method works perfectly well if I'm interested, I'll take in a lot pretty easily. If I'm not, this method stops me from taking anything in. If anything, it takes longer since I have to read over and over again.
As someone who's been doing this since childhood: reading without having that voice in your head say the words is so much faster. You won't remember as much but if you just need to finish a book for school or get a basic understanding for something it definitely helps :)
@@negri1682 I read like that all the time and I understand everything , in fact I get fully absorbed in a book and don't notice my surroundings at all. Sometimes I forget where I am sitting. The best feeling in the world
Same. I’ve been doing this since I was in lie 3rd class and I’m able to fully comprehend things I’m reading and can figure out puzzles quickly because my internal narrator speaks so fast. In secondary school and it’s such an advantage.
yeah that's how it is for some people. My dad tells me that before exams or while studying it's best to not listen to music because it can get stuck in your head, or you may get distracted from it. I think maybe soft piano is fine but not with a loud volume.
I'm a fast reader and I've always just "looked" at the words. I only start vocalizing when I'm stressed out and thinking that I need to read through it quickly, and it disturbs me so much.
But you are reading it. How can you not hear it in your head? Pls someone explain. Even when i am reading my comment while writing it. It comes in my head
@@zuleyhakurul520 i’ve done it before, its just when i’m sort of “reading” but my head is zoning off thinking about what i just ate that morning while my eyes are just gliding over the words without processing what they actually are.
true for me in just a few years when i move out coz graduated.. but choosed to keep goin school coz interests to informatics but hate tests and also hope corona wont get worse.. if it does ill study so hard my brain will bleed and be a god in biology and chemistry so i can TASKKILL CORONA
@@isvendingmachine6120 I'm guessing you have never heard or casual speech and professional speech. Casual speech is how to speak to friends, family and close coworkers. Professional speech is how you speak to your boss, the police or a judge.
Good readers vocalize at crazy speed. It just takes practice. You retain information better if you focus on each word and make an effort to understand the meaning behind each one instead of just scanning it.
Ppl who have issues vocalizing fast probably just lack practice. Go read more, even if it's for entertainment, like a story or novel, it gets better naturally.
I’m sorry, but if I don’t vocalize the words in my brain, I’ll read through it fast, but I won’t actually completely understand the book is talking about. That last part with the words, I was able to read but still vocalized it in my head. I can listen to music and even be around people’s conversations and still focus on the book, and even pick up stuff going on around me. Idk, that’s just me, this might work for someone else.
I can just automatically skim through a book when I’m reading. It’s because my eyes and brain are processing the words into a daydream similar to a movie. This is why I love reading so much, I get to watch a TV show that isn’t on Netflix
I can do that but at a very slow rate, maybe because I am not a native speaker, but I can tell you I enjoyed reading The Hobbits that way...I found it soo amusing and each pge was like a scene and I watched it through my head, really reading is phenomenal
This is how I’ve read for years as I was a huge reader as a child and learned to read quickly very fast. However a 100 page assignment is still a 100 page assignment and if it’s more a dense book it’s going to take twice and long to understand while you’re reading.
I still subvocalise, even when speedreading. You can train yourself to subvocalise faster because you don't need to use your mouth and breathing for it.
I learned to do this in 3rd grade. The teacher held a contest for who could read the whole Harry Potter series the fastest, betting the students that she would win. She promised no homework for the class if one of us could read the books faster than her. I learned this method about Midway through the prisoner of Azkaban. Jesus christ this blew up! Ok, to answer a few questions; It took me a little under a month, the teacher finished the books two days before me. Indeed, my mission failed successfully. I am proud to say I am now able to read the series in a bit over two weeks. I am now a junior.
@@Amber_Scarlet How long did it take? I finished the series within two weeks the first time I read it; granted, I was on vacation at the time, so I had time to read it at night and in between activities.
It’s not so much the reading that takes long for me, it’s the understanding.. I have to go over something multiple times before I’m like “ohh, that’s what you mean.. got it, got it”… then I can move on
mhm! it’s like hearing but not really listening. i do it all the time, and i have to go back and re- read it. mostly i do it when the book is describing something.
When I’m reading a book I find interesting it doesn’t feel like I’m “reading”, it’s almost like a movie in my head lol it’s hard to explain, it really doesn’t seem like I’m reading words
The problem is, you get into such a bad habit that later on in life you keep gliding through all of it, realising you actually attained nothing in your brain and now have to reread it 4-5 times
Key is to read a part of it, then make a quick resume of that, like if you were explaining to someone in an easy way before continuing. Things you make/create are harder to forget compared to things you just try to learn so that's why when you combine both you will succeed more. When you read a story book you like, you do that automatically and even criticize or try to redo the whole scene in your head, and you never forget it. Good luck ~
@@Jone_V You only have 5 days now but try focusing on some important parts perfectly rather than rushing through the gibberish. P.S. reading a 300 pages book is easy, say you only read 50 pages per day but clamly and remembering them one by one.
Honestly, I love reading.. I do this every time I read something and end up reading over a 100 pages pretty fast. Its really helpful and everything I read gets stuck in my head after this. 💖
@@el_ineverknowwtftonamemyself English is one of my favorite subjects too, but recently my English teacher got changed and the new one is pretty boring.
By 3rd grade i read 500-1000 page books. 6th grade i had a reading level of 12.0 it's also when I discovered Edgar allen poe and Steven king. Yes both are very different, but their not because they are both so emotionally attached. Even though poe writes with his heart letting himself feel his pain. When I read a king novel i can't help but feel like me and the main character are one in the same.
The issue with this is that my brain registers words differently, meaning when I don't subvocalize, my brain doesn't register the words, so I don't remember anything 😃
@@illusite1236 for some reason I thought I was the only one that did this cuz one time in 4th or 5th grade we had a writing assignment we're reading a book with about 300 or 200 pages I read through that book like I was Usain Bolt and all my friends were still behind me so I waited for somebody to finish so I can go bring my paper too
Fair but I think putting a audiobook in 3x speed is just as fast as reading. Maybe a bit faster. But while you’re reading you can remember it better in my experience
“Don’t say the words in your head as you read along” Me who actually reads fast and was able to read the fast texts (reading it in my head): ..it didn’t work tho 🦉
I've been reading like this forever, and it's how I read books quickly. The downside is I finish the books a lot quicker and can't find new books to read.. and if I try to read slower after a while my brain goes right back to reading fast
Same! I’ve always wondered why my classmates took a month to finish a 300 page book while it takes me a week and a half. When I’m searching for my fifth book, others are just finishing their second😂
During that rapid word throw I still vocalized every word in my brain..
Same
Yeah this doesn’t help
eminem didnt stand a chance against the voice in my head
Same
This just this
I realized that my brain raps more faster than my speech.
frfr
Im secretly being eminem
@@chamr4291 gimme kandy
The word "more" isn't needed.
@@yruherelmaoThe sentence “shut the hell up” is needed.
The only problem with this is that internalizing
emembering everything that you just read becomes that much harder
EXACTLYYY
Very true
Hummmm, well about that... even if I read properly and multiple times the same fucking line I cant understand what I just read, I don't know why I'm reading.
@@Im_literally_Manic_Mike I have relateable to is this of
Ye
Me: *missing every word I possibly could but somehow still understanding*
Hi 1 year old
Same😭
Me toooo
me who read the text at the end while
subconsciously vocalizing in my head: 👁👄👁
SAMEEE
LMAO SAME
Pain
Me too
It’s an inner monologue that result in certain brain mechanisms that cause you to “hear yourself speak” in your head without making a sound
“Read the words like shapes”
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I can read enchantment table language now 😯
Learn the Standard Galactic font.
Commander Keen and Minecraft's enchanting table use it
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@@Zoro-dm4tq ong? 😯
“Read words like shapes.”
The word: pneumonoultramicroscopicsilicovolcanoconiosis
I love how I vocalized that whole word the moment I started reading it bcs I studied that before. It's a really sad thing for those who have to deal with Vulcan ashes u.u
Minderwaardigheidsgevoel
@@Raikos100 that's the stuff construction worker frequently end up with after years of exposure and no ppe. If I read it correctly.
Ah yes, my favorite shape
Lung issue caused by inhalation of volcanic dust
What i need is the words in a book to appear like that
Sameeee
fax
on a kindle there is a setting for that
"Don't vocalize words in your head to be faster"
Me, vocalizing words in my head while reading the text at the end: "You can't stop me!"
I did the same thing
Jep same
Same
Same
Same
I read philosophy books... I need to understand EVERY word used by the author to describe his idea.
Why you should?
Yup.
Me with psychology/humanities books
Oh no.
@@Pokesus bruh I feel like that should be very very obvious but whatever
I was today years old when i realised other people can read without vocalising it in their head
@@idontpostjelly3345 My inner monologue is an extrovert but I am an introvert, we dont have anything in common but we do get along as we can speak to each other 😅
@@idontpostjelly3345 I thought everyone had that though. That's a very interesting fact, thank you!
@@alok.01 ohh
Nah I can only hear the words I’m reading even if I’m reading fast my head needs to read I tout loud in my mind, slower than I’m looking over it normally
@@idontpostjelly3345 it can’t be that uncommon tho, all of my friends do it and so do I, wait, do all of my friends do it?! 😮
I've been subconsciously doing this for years now, only just now have I realized why I can read so fast thanks to this video!
Same!!!
@@vlogs.dreamerSame, It’s why I can read fast when I’m not trying to or I’m really into a book, but when I try to I go slow. Also the other person who said that comment did it over a year ago, so no way they respond
@@huntersmith9596 lol 😅
@@huntersmith9596but we can still write here.
i still vocalized that last part. my inner monologue was spitting bars
Same but mine just spoke over itself
Same i cant not vocalise cuz im not wnglish so i have to translate them kinda
Sameeeeeeee 😔🤚
LMAO our mind can literally beat eminem
samee
"You can read without vocalising it"
My brain and my eyes: I'm Eminem
I’m normally a fast reader but not a fast talker. Once I stopped vocalizing, I can read about 900 words per minute. It’s really helpful, but the teachers don’t think I read what they assign because I read so fast.
@@ellag4585 lol thats pretty slow tho i read like 1300 per min
LOL SAME
@@urest bruh u Slow i can read 1837 per min
Aahsomeonek9ahdihiirjeisnimazuperhumandueendjfjejejehdhduud
Teacher: "timmy what was the first sentence on page 98."
Timmy: "square circle square square triangle circle oval."
Teacher: "what?"
Underrated comment, literally.
@@Rainbow_Flakes yes
Made me laugh
Timmy: 'enters debug mode'
LOL LAUGHING FOR LIKE 2MINS WITHOUT STOPPING
Your art and the way you draw things with your hand writing is astonishing!
My brain: “I’m beginning to feel like a rap god”
when you watch everything on double speed you are shocked at yourself
My brain start to feel like Rap Monster , L⊙L !!
😂😂🤣
Good one🤣🤣🔥
Same
“Your brain can read this without having to vocalizing the words”
Me whos vocalizing the words when i just read that: 😃
* 👁️👄👁️
Yep, me too
Same lmao😀
Pfft- me too, girl/dude! Me too!
Same
Subvocalising is important especially if you struggle with comprehension, the best thing to do is read regularly so you can train yourself to do it quicker
Yeah too many people focus on reading quick without retention.
As someone who reads hours each day. Nope. I don't do it faster. I've gotta vocalize almost all the words. Though I can scan when I need to and I do quite like the wpm function when apps like Kindle have it.
I think I'm still subvocalizing but I followed that line pretty easily, now I remembered that I read it and only remember you can actually read very fast.
I read all books by subvocalizing and this second method is pretty good but it can get messy
well you will kind of get habituated to reading like that
Don't read to get to the destination, (end of book) read for the journey and you will find your reading comprehension goes up. A lot of people are talking about finishing books and not even remembering what they just read. Read slower and thoughtfully
When I was very little, this is actually how I learned how to read, I would often be able to memorize sounds that letters in combination make by looking at their shapes, all in all it worked out well for me, but there are downsides like the fact that you have to reread over and over in order to fully retain information, and reading aloud is harder.
Yooo samee
I always subvocalized and I still had trouble reading out loud
I read that at light speed
I said this in my head at first but then I just recognized the shapes and speeded through
That's cool
Reading 100 page assignment.
Me an intellectual: Searches up summary for all the chapters.
You forgot sarcastic quotes on “Intellectual.”
Same
Aah, a man of culture I see.
Teachers have a plagiarism scan website that doesn't work anymore
@@idkwhatthisshouldbe5422 he doesn’t have to copy the summary’s just read them so he knows what it’s about then answer in his own word
You killed my mind with this.
Even when you showed that part in the end I still read it in my head, with the voice thingy.
@@logan4136idk why but i dont have the voice thing...
Yup same
because it's basically impossible not to subvocalize the words you're reading (unless you have some condition that makes it impossible to subvocalize them)
@@kusurlumukemmellik8913 you most likely do, it's not like you hear a literal voice in your head yk
@@yeontankkamiminhoscats740 pretty sure some people instead of hearing words in their head have different ways of thinking of them such as pictures, but I'm not an expert so I would not know this kind of stuff
This actualy helped me during all my tests when reading large paragraphs. I saved a lot of time and always find myself finishing ahead of my classmates.
This is EXACTLY how you forget every single word of the last 100 pages of a book.
it’s all about reading comprehension.
@@bfndhejend2903 and how fast you register information. You really won't be registering shit if the focus is registering what the shapes ( leters ) mean.
@@genogeno7289 tho if you do practice a lot, and I mean A LOT, then you could comprehend much faster,..
It's interesting to see how some people have grown up reading without vocalising, while others have started doing it later on in life or still haven't learnt it. The ability is largely dependant on how much reading we do as children. If you read enough whilst your brain is developing, the act becomes basically instinctual and you learn to almost seperate the concept of reading from the concept of speech, in a way. It becomes a new sub-level of writing.
That's why I already do it lol
I read that so fast 🤩
I read 500wpm
That's Interesting, I do it pretty well but I stopped reading as much when I turned 11.
I read a lot when I was 4-10 but nowadays I just read 4 books every few months and just read comics and manga now lol
@@IsaiPR yo same here!
I’m pretty sure it’s just easier for some People to be Able to this, I literally cannot remember anything I have read unless I read it carefully and slowly
same
Same
Exactly
Same
It depends on the subject you're reading. If you're familiar with all the terms used in the book, it'll be a piece of cake. Otherwise just stick with reading normally 😅
People who watch anime with subtitles: this is TOO EASY
“No vocalizing”
My brain: I’m just feelin like a rap god
I'm BeGiNiNg To FeEl LiKe I'm A rAp GoD
My brain:ssbgvnqrbqbwfhfqjgwbfabwfnge done
Same. It’s impossible for me to not say the words in my head!!!
My brain is rapping 😎
@@leelano223 mine too, 333 likes
Whenever I read a book I have to restart the page over and over again, because I’m so bad at actually trying to figure at what is going on in the book.
Same, even with shows too
Right? I have no problem reading the book, it’s just actually understanding it making me restart over and over
I've read the Harry Potter series 16 times and I only now understand it...
Omg yes
i found "Mom
“you can read without vocalizing it”
My brain: I can rap
Edit: Omg Thanks for all the likes this is the most I’ve gotten
Best comment no questions asked.
Ye
That's literally me when I'm bored in class doing my work. Just rap your work.
LOL
Lol my brain does the same thing
This is helpful if you need to read something fast, but it makes it harder to stop and enjoy a book.
This is a surefire way to constantly forget to that you’re reading while reading.
@@DaxanDaxter yes
@@milkz101 I guess it varies from person to person
I tripped up on the last part
@Felicity no
Acually it does for some people, like me, i end up forgetting that im even reading and just gather the information without realizing. Thats me tho
“ you wish there was some way to fly through it..”
No, I want to fly
That sound good?
YASSS
YESS PLEASEE
Firstly you need to go get some wood first and then made some crafting table now you have it cut some more wood made some pickaxe get some stone and made this 2 tool stone pickaxe and stone sword okay now you go view if there any mob that you can cook made sure take like 1 stack of food
Now you are ready to go to cave ,find some near cave and find some coal made some furnace maybe you can cook any food you have or made torches its your choice and then find some iron to upgrade your item and made some armor you have go very deep cave you might lost but you know that only way to get out from cave is dig straight up anyway when you get enough iron made sure made this same tool
Iron pickaxe and iron sword and also made some full iron armor to bewares any monster try to kill you
Now you have full iron armor and 2 tool go mining find some diamond and gold when you get enough diamond made some full diamond armor and 2 tool sword and pickaxe okay this next step maybe hard find some lava and water
If you have any iron left made some bucket go create infinity water and made nether portal
Don't go in ! Get some block 5 stack of it now you can go in when you go in find some piglin
You have gold to trade with them
Now throw all you gold to piglin there chance you to get some enderpearl when you have enough enderpearl find some fortress [tips :you have eye to look] you might never find fortress ready for nether adventure use all your 5 stack block to made some bride to pass the lava lake when you already find some fortress get some blaze rod get 10 of its now find your portal and go back to overworld made some ender eye throw few of them it will show location of stronghold when you reach stronghold find some sheep to get wool made some bed now go to strong hold find some portal place the bed and spaw point you have enough ender eye to go in end when you go to the end you know what to do kill the ender dragons when you already kill it i will load some portal structure find it and go in it will lead you to end city now you in end city go find end city structure when tou find it you will see that it have flying ship go to that sheep you find
Shulker And elytra
Now you can fly!
Shulker will made you fly up only up
And elytra you can fly around freedomly
@@testier9040 Wow, You took the time to write this....
I don’t process most of it when I do that, and this is probably just a personal problem, but I end up having to reread it multiple times
same here cant concentrate reading with all those extra steps
Same. My way to do it is to go
*dialog*
Skip useless third person story telling part
*dialog*
And I get A's
Me too me too... At the end of the video i still just felt like i had to read the words "out loud" in my head, and i still can't say i processed what it said...(if the message wasn't so expected) It's annoying how i used to like reading a lot and now i'm the slowest reader in class.
Same!!!! I find it mind boggling that people can read without subvocalizing!! I can do it if I’m looking for a specific word or part of the book/text but if I’m trying to read and process what it says I HAVE to subvocalize
Same problem but enjoy doing it anyway
subvocalizing actually helps with reading comprehension
Pro tip: Listen to the audio version of that book. It usually takes 2 hours and you know the story pretty well
…in double speed!
@Expelly in 16x speed
It’s going to take longer to listen to the audiobook then it will to actually read it lol
@Expelly Even better... sometimes...
@@sadiesavanna8369 The audiobook is supposed to be short enough so you can listen to it in one go. So it is shortened. But it includes more than enough information for everyone to think you read the book.
Take a movie for example. The Harry Potter 1 movie is around 2 hours long. But I bet it would take you more time to read the book. Now, the movie is more than enough to know the story and its details compared to reading the book although technically the person reading the book shoulf knlw more about the story...
"Don't read it look at it as shapes" still reads it with inner monologue when the words pop up
Who deosn't
Yeah idk how you DON'T say them in your head
Its an inevitability for me
For real lmao
It's working btw
i actually didn’t think i could see the words as shapes like that, but it really does work, and with a little bit of practice i can literally fly through books, thanks so much man!
Hi discord mod, didn't know you was on youtube
He was
This is the first comment I've seen without him saying i used to be a fan
Try vision therapy
Eugene? Reading? What?
Its like searching for something you want to know like knowing the contents but not at all understanding. Its good since you separate relevant and non relevant contents since you can just freely go back to what pick your interest and try to understand it deeper
"J-just doing review for a test, and I found 'One way to read faster, i-is to read faster.'"
Every 60 seconds a minute passes in africa
@@karinamartinez5604 wait fr?
Noo way man
FOXYYY LOVE UUU 🥳
@@karinamartinez5604 Really?? Nooo wayyy i didn't know thattt!
the problem is when you read like that but don’t actually absorb what you’re reading. they’re just words entering your brain and then being thrown out immediately after.
yeha i try to do that and then i forget what i was reading
Ya
@@axellmao197 LMAO NICE CHRIS PFP 😭😭💀💀
Yeah, this is only as effective for books that are shallow. I'm reading a super dense novel and even intensely reading I'm getting lost sometimes
me who is actually saying this in my head while reading: 🤡💃
Im just gibberish in my head
The speed of the words appearing and disappearing results in you not being able to vocalize as the word is there.
@@woodie3590 it's too slow
Well you all must’ve done it wrong. You can go much, MUCH faster if you listened to him
@@woodie3590 still vocalised it just faster, like rapping not talking
I just realized i can read fast! I subscribed ❤
There is also a technique called imaging which basically means that you imagine the book as a movie's subtitles, so if a line says he stabbed Devin in the stomach, then you see a person getting stabbed in the stomach
But these both things happen to
Me
Automatically
Poor Devin
hey i do that all the time
I can’t physically listen to words unless someone’s saying them. It’s really strange, but I’ve always read quickly (memory’s a real problem for me tho)
You probably don’t have an inner monologue
:'( im sorry, sending all support you probably dont remember this comment (Not trying to be mean) wait...does that mean you can watch your favourites shows again and again ?! But but you'll forget tht that is you favourite show....this is sad
Same..
@@-_Ikuzo_- I think she might mean she has a problem remembering what she read? I don't know for sure but I have the same problem.
@@ccasuall oohhh sorry if miunderstood you !
I’m so fucking disappointed. I still vocalized the lines even when reading quickly, I can’t stop myself, even when trying to see them as shapes.
If things fly by fast, I just sub vocalize faster lol
@@rozygcf6611 lmao same
Same
Literally same
@@rozygcf6611 indeed
I actually read many books over the summar and i felt an improvement in speed, and comprehension.
That’s literally just what happens when I’m not paying attention and I don’t even picture what’s going on. I end up forgetting everything and have to start over with the reading just to understand. It’s better to take longer and understand than to go through it super quick and forget everything.
TRUE
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True true
Exactly!! I do that all the time. Sure, I could fly through pages reading every word. But, I really need to think about it, etc.
It's very common with people with ADHD and ADD
Remembering that one vine like:
“One way to read faster is- is- to read faster”
A7X
@@thomasxbr1411 hell yeah
@@thomasxbr1411 oooo vto
The problem with this is that you sacrifice two factors: comprehension and retention.
Vocalizing or subvocalizing force you to process each word increasing those factors. It might be slower but its a better method.
I read very differently when I read scientific vs non science material
@@bbf0ab08cb44becfec Well, yeah, most people do; what you read and the conditions you're in affect the how you read, but thats not my point.
He's putting as an example a reading assignment, in that case is better to retain and comprehend as much as possible, instead of just reading fast.
Depends on the person I guess
It also depends on the reader. I find that this method works perfectly well if I'm interested, I'll take in a lot pretty easily. If I'm not, this method stops me from taking anything in. If anything, it takes longer since I have to read over and over again.
Now THIS was helpful. I'm a History teacher, so many essays to grade so little time! 😩
As someone who's been doing this since childhood: reading without having that voice in your head say the words is so much faster. You won't remember as much but if you just need to finish a book for school or get a basic understanding for something it definitely helps :)
Yea i dont do that cuz i read fiction and wanna undersyand the book
Almost every time I read out loud I would start going gigigkdtcycoyfitwjwlhpbpjohgw
@@negri1682 I read like that all the time and I understand everything , in fact I get fully absorbed in a book and don't notice my surroundings at all. Sometimes I forget where I am sitting. The best feeling in the world
Same. I’ve been doing this since I was in lie 3rd class and I’m able to fully comprehend things I’m reading and can figure out puzzles quickly because my internal narrator speaks so fast. In secondary school and it’s such an advantage.
I've never read a book with my inner voice, didnt even know people did that
there’s another technique called “f**k the dang homework” then you light it on fire and go to sleep ☺️
Or listen to the audiobook of that book.
@@paulvorderegger1522 yes
Or tell ur teacher that ur sister ripped ur homework and u don’t have a copier and sent a photo of her ripping it
@Dana A-N 🧣🧣 I'll tell my teacher that my fish ate my homework😌
@Dana A-N 🧣🧣 thanks💅✨
"You can listen to music"
Meanwhile me listening to music and reading a book: *Singing THE song instead of reading*
😂
Fr
Wow
yeah that's how it is for some people. My dad tells me that before exams or while studying it's best to not listen to music because it can get stuck in your head, or you may get distracted from it. I think maybe soft piano is fine but not with a loud volume.
I can actually read while listening to music lol
He said music
Not songs bruh
Thanks it actually kinda works
*I've been doing this for awhile never knew it was a actually strat :0*
Lol I was trying to subvocalize while watching this but like, I can't lol. I grew up reading like this xd
lol same yesterday I was reading a book and I literally read it this way
me to its easy i’ve been doing it ever since i can remember
*jeez fucc this was 199 likes a second ago chill*
Same lol
I'm a fast reader and I've always just "looked" at the words. I only start vocalizing when I'm stressed out and thinking that I need to read through it quickly, and it disturbs me so much.
A good tip don't vocalize in your head because I'm always doing that even now while writing this. And i can't stop it.
But you are reading it. How can you not hear it in your head? Pls someone explain. Even when i am reading my comment while writing it. It comes in my head
@@zuleyhakurul520 I'm not exactly sure how to explain it. My eyes just kind of slide over the words.
@@zuleyhakurul520 i’ve done it before, its just when i’m sort of “reading” but my head is zoning off thinking about what i just ate that morning while my eyes are just gliding over the words without processing what they actually are.
@@strawberrieqq that's really cool. But how do you still understand what you are reading?
*Wakes up at 3 in the morning*
"I FORGOT TO DO MY HOMEWORK!"
"Wait, I graduated already."
*Sleeps*
"MY TAX STATMENTS ARE DUE TOMORROW!"
The comment u sent happend to meh
true for me in just a few years when i move out coz graduated.. but choosed to keep goin school coz interests to informatics but hate tests and also hope corona wont get worse.. if it does ill study so hard my brain will bleed and be a god in biology and chemistry so i can TASKKILL CORONA
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@@fr8y_yt890 i dont think that is very "good grammar" of yours so you didnt even graduate
@@isvendingmachine6120 I'm guessing you have never heard or casual speech and professional speech. Casual speech is how to speak to friends, family and close coworkers. Professional speech is how you speak to your boss, the police or a judge.
You are a lifesaver man
Good readers vocalize at crazy speed. It just takes practice. You retain information better if you focus on each word and make an effort to understand the meaning behind each one instead of just scanning it.
Yes, if you scan the thing, you won't understand. I mean at least I don't.
i do vocalize but i’m slow
@Bur Cen bruh is it? I'm screwed then
Ppl who have issues vocalizing fast probably just lack practice. Go read more, even if it's for entertainment, like a story or novel, it gets better naturally.
I’m a bookworm and I never vocalize any words. I also have no internal monologue of my thoughts at all so its natural to me.
Research has shown that speed comes at the cost of comprehension when it comes to reading.
Not even research it's just common sense if you speed through something you won't have time to properly digest it
That's what I was thinking. Isn't the point of reading to understand the material you're reading
Nah i read fast comprehense but bit drawback is memory
"It's midnight, you’re getting ready for bed, but you realise I'm inside your house” 😀
Lmao, have a like
Im with my mom here, and if touch in her ill stab you to death 🙂
Oh-
finally i can get some milk
Huh? So your the one who kept my dad away from me when he went to get milk..
I've literally been doing that for a year and I didn't even know and I am also the fastest vocal reader and reader in mind too ofc
“You can read without vocalized”
My brain:I can read this but I am still saying it in my head lol
Same
Same
Yup
Agreement
Yeah same
This is actually good advice. Remember, reading is a skill that we get better at as we do it.
Yeah I started reading at four and it is one of my fav things to do and it gets easier and easier to di
Yeah, and although it's harder to remember what you read, then more you do it, the more easier it is to remember...
I’m sorry, but if I don’t vocalize the words in my brain, I’ll read through it fast, but I won’t actually completely understand the book is talking about. That last part with the words, I was able to read but still vocalized it in my head. I can listen to music and even be around people’s conversations and still focus on the book, and even pick up stuff going on around me. Idk, that’s just me, this might work for someone else.
well if you wanna do your own technique then do it, he's not forcing you to not vocalise it.
Same!
Same
Same
Yes exactly
You gave me anxiety
I still did it
I can just automatically skim through a book when I’m reading. It’s because my eyes and brain are processing the words into a daydream similar to a movie. This is why I love reading so much, I get to watch a TV show that isn’t on Netflix
Yeah perks of reading novels is that it turns to a scene in your head
I can do that but at a very slow rate, maybe because I am not a native speaker, but I can tell you I enjoyed reading The Hobbits that way...I found it soo amusing and each pge was like a scene and I watched it through my head, really reading is phenomenal
@@ianjylz7651 Plus you can imagine the way you want and not the way the writer wanted it to be.
Me too! 😁 with each word I read, more vivid images form in my mind.. it makes reading so much fun for me 🤗
Same
This is how I’ve read for years as I was a huge reader as a child and learned to read quickly very fast. However a 100 page assignment is still a 100 page assignment and if it’s more a dense book it’s going to take twice and long to understand while you’re reading.
Yeah if you read as fast as you can for an assignment then you may need to read it more than once
True for me too
Me too and I’m still a child
I still subvocalise, even when speedreading. You can train yourself to subvocalise faster because you don't need to use your mouth and breathing for it.
Yeah fr I still heard it
Mhm
I use my breathing for it...👀
@@Amon-ev3qk oml same, I even have to use my breath to "think"
Yeah I was confused lol
Wow! This is cool! I taught myself this subconsciously some time ago!
I learned to do this in 3rd grade. The teacher held a contest for who could read the whole Harry Potter series the fastest, betting the students that she would win. She promised no homework for the class if one of us could read the books faster than her. I learned this method about Midway through the prisoner of Azkaban.
Jesus christ this blew up! Ok, to answer a few questions; It took me a little under a month, the teacher finished the books two days before me. Indeed, my mission failed successfully. I am proud to say I am now able to read the series in a bit over two weeks. I am now a junior.
Ddi you win?
@@katlovegood4921 No, I did not win. the teacher won and we had homework
@@Amber_Scarlet nooooo Mission Fail
@@Amber_Scarlet so the teexher can play too
@@Amber_Scarlet How long did it take? I finished the series within two weeks the first time I read it; granted, I was on vacation at the time, so I had time to read it at night and in between activities.
It’s not so much the reading that takes long for me, it’s the understanding.. I have to go over something multiple times before I’m like “ohh, that’s what you mean.. got it, got it”… then I can move on
Same, then again that may mean we’re reading faster then what it takes for us to understand it
mhm! it’s like hearing but not really listening. i do it all the time, and i have to go back and re- read it. mostly i do it when the book is describing something.
Yeah I have ADHD and this doesn’t work to “scan” because I will not actually understand what I just read
I think that’s why he says not to subvocalize, cuz then the words just stick and you Can understand later
@@evelynkirishko5407 bold of you to assume i have enough memory to remember an entire book
Him at the end: Your eyes can read this without vocalizing this in your head.
Me who is literally vocalizing this in my head at 50mph: 👁👄👁
TRU THO
I like your profile pic 😂
@@wookiebrickstudios4010 NeVEr GoNNa GiVe yOu uP NevEr GonNa LEt yOu DoWN
@@poemlover12 Cool poem.
@@SkyBrightGames Thanks, totally wrote it myself.
Super helpful man, thanks gohar
When I’m reading a book I find interesting it doesn’t feel like I’m “reading”, it’s almost like a movie in my head lol it’s hard to explain, it really doesn’t seem like I’m reading words
I know what you mean
The wheel of time does did that to me in gradeschool and highschool
Well it depends when i read light novels i literally see a world beyond my imagination while reading
I know what you mean
Doesn’t everyone?
"try to see the words as shapes"
Ah yes Geronimo Stilton books are one of the best at that
yes
As a dyslexic I still don't know how to describe words
So they are like weird shapes I guess
The problem is, you get into such a bad habit that later on in life you keep gliding through all of it, realising you actually attained nothing in your brain and now have to reread it 4-5 times
exactly. It depends on text difficulty and it is ALWAYS better to read with a definitive purpose and think every so often when reading
this tip is detrimental to many people who wish to read the Homer, Thoreau, Shakespeare, etc.
Yes so true I stopped doing it now
Key is to read a part of it, then make a quick resume of that, like if you were explaining to someone in an easy way before continuing. Things you make/create are harder to forget compared to things you just try to learn so that's why when you combine both you will succeed more. When you read a story book you like, you do that automatically and even criticize or try to redo the whole scene in your head, and you never forget it.
Good luck ~
Used to always read like this but now
My teacher told us to read the chapter 5 times and get it signed by parents. This will help me A LOT!! ❤
"Its midnight and your getting ready to go to bed"
Yeah mhm reasonab- *oh its 6am already-oopz*
Circle circle circlrline and z makes oopz
I would just search up the summary
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It’s harder to remember things, I would just recommend not being lazy and get it done in a right time.
It saves time tho
I would recommend being lazy 🌝
haha well I only have like 1 week to read a 300 page book I haven't started and other school work *and* my procrastination is definitely not helping
@@Jone_V yikes my dude, I have a project due Wednesday, it is now Tuesday and I started doing work yesterday
@@Jone_V You only have 5 days now but try focusing on some important parts perfectly rather than rushing through the gibberish.
P.S. reading a 300 pages book is easy, say you only read 50 pages per day but clamly and remembering them one by one.
Honestly, I love reading.. I do this every time I read something and end up reading over a 100 pages pretty fast. Its really helpful and everything I read gets stuck in my head after this. 💖
Same
It's how I memorise good ways to write and good phrases to use in essays and it helps me like English better.. rn it's my favourite subject
@@el_ineverknowwtftonamemyself English is one of my favorite subjects too, but recently my English teacher got changed and the new one is pretty boring.
Thats why I can say “no” when people ask “doesn’t loud talking or sounds in the background or even right beside you distract you”
@@Sherry-qs7yd I hate my English teacher
He's sexist, and somehow is in love with his time serving national service
I didn't even practiced it, I just always listen to music so it just happened🤷🏼♂️🤣
THANK YOU
100 pages is rookie number for me, i have mastered the art of readings after scrolling through endless comments on youtube and posts on facebook
Read CRC handbook of chemistry and physics then. 3600 pages but you will probs be smarter than some of the smartest people.
My brother read 600 pages of books for fun..
@@mmichdn1ght_ how old is he
By 3rd grade i read 500-1000 page books. 6th grade i had a reading level of 12.0 it's also when I discovered Edgar allen poe and Steven king. Yes both are very different, but their not because they are both so emotionally attached. Even though poe writes with his heart letting himself feel his pain. When I read a king novel i can't help but feel like me and the main character are one in the same.
I mastered it bc of 2020
The issue with this is that my brain registers words differently, meaning when I don't subvocalize, my brain doesn't register the words, so I don't remember anything 😃
Yea I used to read by skimming but realized I don’t remember almost anything after so I have to slow down and subvocalize.
same! I can search for answers or specific ideas that way.. but I cannot retain a story this way
me too
samee thats why I have to read slow😭
Same. I am currently training my memory to be able to retain the info now
“You can use music”
Me 3 minutes with music: this room is a disco floor
Lol so true
When they mean music while studying they mean focus music or some plain soft classical music....Not a song
@@khyatipd2008 I was just making a joke
thnks dude u give me confidence ill use this strat
I've been reading like this since forever, I still understand the books topic in depth and never miss details. It works
Bruh how? You don't like forget what you read instantly?
@@egaming1796 only when I'm not interested in what I'm reading, aka school material in class. If I'm enjoying the subject then I never forget.
@@illusite1236 for some reason I thought I was the only one that did this cuz one time in 4th or 5th grade we had a writing assignment we're reading a book with about 300 or 200 pages I read through that book like I was Usain Bolt and all my friends were still behind me so I waited for somebody to finish so I can go bring my paper too
same! yet at school they ask stupid questions about it that I don't know tho ;-;
Damn I have a shitty reading vocabulary and I wish I could read like you do
This is how i study. Listening to music and just looking at the words.
I can't do that music distracts me and makes me think of the lyrics rather than what I'm working on so I cannot think about it-
@@MashedRaspberries lol
@@MashedRaspberries consider listening to music without the lyrics!
If I ever need to read something fast for an assignment I just find the audiobook and put it on like 3x speed 🤷♀️
Fair but I think putting a audiobook in 3x speed is just as fast as reading. Maybe a bit faster. But while you’re reading you can remember it better in my experience
THATS WHAT I DO 🙏
This is so helpful. Thanks.
Guy: Makes words go by fast
My Brain: 🏃🏾♀️
Me: So all this time your telling me-
Me reading Minecraft's enchanting language after this tutorial : *"Ah yes! It's all coming together."*
Ah I see your a man of culture as well
PFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFT
Try rapping
HELP I CAN READ ENDISH NOW
I've been doing this for years and has honestly helped me so much.
Everyone: Still subvocalizing
Me: Startles myself by realizing how fast I can read-
Lol same
same
i can relate tho-
its not a hard think
“Don’t say the words in your head as you read along”
Me who actually reads fast and was able to read the fast texts (reading it in my head): ..it didn’t work tho 🦉
Alrighty then
I can imagine reading at light speed in front of the class and being like "The end." In at least 16 minutes
And then being asked to go back to the first chapter and not know what the heck you read 🤣
Time to read a 100 page book in 2 hours
I've been reading like this forever, and it's how I read books quickly. The downside is I finish the books a lot quicker and can't find new books to read.. and if I try to read slower after a while my brain goes right back to reading fast
Omg same
this is me reading a 300 page book in a day
Same! I’ve always wondered why my classmates took a month to finish a 300 page book while it takes me a week and a half. When I’m searching for my fifth book, others are just finishing their second😂
You should try reading upside down ! It really helps me read slower and still enjoy the book
@@purpled_pog5275 yeah.. for me it ends up a bit too slow.. good for you tho