How to Learn 50 Vocab a Day [HD]
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- Опубликовано: 8 ноя 2024
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Repeat this method 3-4 times using regular lined paper, and you'll be learning over 50 vocab words per day, and retaining nearly all of them.
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"if you got it right, good for you!
if not, shame on your ancestors"
LMAOOO
NO ITS SHADE ON ANSWERSME TOO I THINK IT THAT WAY BUT I REPEAT IT AND HE SAID SHADE ON YOUR ANSWER
I laughed at this part too!
using your skyzors xD
Djeetn lmao
i died of laughter right there
@@SchmausiMausi SAME
LMFAOOOOO
Anki's great too, but I'm more of the hands-on studying type myself. Since everyone learns differently, this is simply the method I personally found best for learning. I used this method to learn between 50-70 words per day while I lived in Korea, so I know that it's possible. It takes time for sure, but because I was also practicing Korean all day, it worked out fine.
*Writes down basic vocab for Korean as shown*
*Begins the test*
I don't remember any of these words I just wrote down
*Writes them all again*
I don't remember any of these words I just wrote down
*Writes them all again*
I don't remember any of these words I just wrote down
+12AzaA1 Try writing them more slowly, and saying them out loud as you write them.
Learn Korean with GO! Billy Korean Argh my memory loss issues are not cooperating with me this week. Thanks for the reply though! ㅋㅋㅋ
I've been learning other languages in a similar way, but my technique is to divide the words into 5 words groups. So, basically, you write the 5 words and try to do the thing that was shown in the vid (though I don't take any breaks between doing the "to learn" thing) and basically repeat doing this to the point when you get all 5 right. Then move to the next 5 words. Just remember to revise all the groups when you are finishing learning :) It's almost the same technique as in this vid, but just with dividing words into smaller sections, so this would be easier to remember, especially when the words you are learning are completely new for you.
😂😂😂😂This is me after playing the first 5 phrases of an KOREAN phrases video 10xs in a row plus again every hour, for 4 hours.
Nothing 😂
How's your Language learning NOW?
"This paper is mine..." I love this video it's FUNNY and HELPFUL xD
I'm surprised no one has said anything about him writing cat at the top and dog at the bottom
Taqiyyah Williams I was looking for a comment about that. lol
That got me so confused like wtf?
That was so confusing
Lol
This method requires that you focus while doing it, so it's not super simple, but there is no simple way to memorize vocabulary. Hope it helps :-)
I love how weird you are...it makes it easier to pay attention and actually learn something 😂😂
Weird is the new normal 😊💜🖤
Wow "if not, shame on your ancestors" 😂😂 I'll give this a try : )
OMG I bought all three of your books around Christmas time and became overwhelmed with all the vocabulary. This helps so much thanks!
shame on your ancestors LOL nice pen!
SKYZORS
that "sky-source" (scissors) killed me lmao
Even though I know this method I keep replaying this video from time to time because it's so funny :D
I recently bought both of your books - the first one to remind myself what I forgot and the second one to keep learning, and they're really good! Thanks (:
I have been doing this for 1 month, and its de best method I have ever used. Thank you Billy 💜
Skyzors! Love it! Lol
"If you got it right, good for you! If you didn't,
*_Shame on your ancestors_* "
Im sorry ancestors
Sorry this reply's so late. I lived in Korea for almost 3 years, if you count the initial trip I took, plus the month long trips I've taken each year since then. I don't know how to classify my level of fluency, other than to say "I'm fluent," since I haven't taken the TOPIK test because it wasn't available in my area until recently. I did score Adv-High on a Korean test from the ACTFL in 2011, but that's the only official test I've taken I know the score of.
This is awesome. More general language learning videos please!
"This paper is mine" REALLY SENDS ME EVERY TIME
I know this is a really old video, but I found it insightful, helpful and hilarious! Thanks!
LOL this is great 👍 thank you 🙏
omg thank u for this tip i always struggle so much with vocab
*me cramming the day before an exam*
Waiting for a new video to be uploaded while reviewing everything and I had almost forgotten just how funny this video was!
this paper is mine... 😂😂
You make learning easy and interesting
verb phrases are way better than vocab, coz they have context, and that stops you applying them out of context by applying them from your mother tounge (it happens a lot).
This is very useful. Thank you so much😘
I've been doing this too in a similar way
self testing myself by translating words in my notebook and seeing if I can spell them correctly.
it I get the word wrong I add them back to my word pile. if I get the word right I add it to my learned words pile
Mistakes are not tolerable😂
I wonder if there's an app for that. Trees would be interested too
Иван Пархоменко lmao
I will try anything, Thank you !!
Is it really billy 🤣🤣🤣lol
Your voice reminds me of Kung Pow! Enter the Fist...brilliant
That's actually what I was trying to imitate.
I'm gonna have to try this. 50 vocab a day seems like a dream come true from where I'm sitting
Good idea. I'm a teacher and I will put it in practice for my students immediately !
This seems really helpful! Its just i died at the way you said SKYSORS
I used almost the same technique for learning Finnish when I was 22. It worked really well and I learned about 20 words a day.
Now that I'm 30, I'm trying this technique for Korean again and notice I'm learning 100 times.. slower.. It's harder when you have to write/read it hangul. And also harder when you're becoming and old fart I guess.
great! I've been wanting to learn some good study methods, definitely going to be adding this.
Thank You☺
This sounds very effective and convinient! Thank you!
IM IN LOVE WITH THIS AHAHAHAHA
I used to watch his RUclips channel because of Korean but this is just darn right hilarious
This is SOOOOOOOOOOOOOO helpful
Literally the manual paper form of Anki Deck 😭😭😭
감사합니다 진심으로...
이 방법은 사용볼게요✊🏻
Love the humor.
thanks you man, thats really good technique !
I also suggest you record a list and listen and read it over and over
안녕하세요! I'm sorry this question really doesn't fit with this video but... Could you possibly tell me how to say 'just' in Korean? I already know how to, but I was looking through my Korean dictionary last night and it listed 9 possible ways to say it. (단지/그냥/정확히/꼭/딱/막/방금/금방/곧). I know that 딱 means 'just' as in 'perfectly/right' and I also know that 방금 means 'just' as in 'just now/a moment ago'. I've been studying Korean for about a year now, and I know a lot of Korean words hold a slight nuance, so I figure that while all of these entries may mean 'just', they all probably have a different meaning of it. I'm sorry that this is kind of a big question. -_- If you could help, though, I would be really grateful. :) 감사합니다!
This is straight up genius omlllll
Great study tip!! Also hilarious video. I wish all learning materials were as entertaining
i have been trying new ways of learning vocabulary words, but i will give this try and i am learning Russian by the way.
so good luck with russian!
You are so funny😂
Awesome! How did I know see this video before?! I guess I was just focused on your lesson videos. I will definitely be trying this :)
Another question: How do I know what words to study if I know Hangul but I'm still a beginner, i know words like 감사함니다 and 안녕하세요 and other words and phrases. I just dont know what words to study.
If you don't have immersion to help (or a teacher/class), you'll need a structured course (such as books and lessons) to tell you what words to study in the beginning. Studying without a structured course, and without a teacher, and without immersion will probably not be very effective for a first time learner.
Learn Korean with GO! Billy Korean I dont have a teacher and i cant buy books because i dont have money right now and im only 13 right now.
Adrian Green You can try to use free resources available all around the internet for the time being, and find some Korean pen pals. Having pen pals will be essential for practicing what you're learning and giving you opportunities to use the language on a regular basis.
Learn Korean with GO! Billy Korean Are you talking about online pen pals because my mom more than likely wont let me do that but i do have friends and a little sister who are also trying to learn korean
Adrian Green Yeah a pen pal, or a friend who is a native Korean.
This is a great idea! I’ll be using it to practice my french and Hangul :)
Best video on RUclips 😂
So anki does.
This sounds like a great way to learn! I'll be sure to do it soon :)
Thx
대박이다 선생님 ... 정말 고맙슴니다
동영상이 정말 재밌네요. 그러면서 잘 배웠네요. 수고하셨습니다!
I vividly remember this music from that one computer game where the cat gets fat off of sushi 😂
really nice
hmm interesting , a pretty hood method :)
What an awesome low-tech way to study~ I think I'll try that out at some point. It's been a serious struggle to get myself to sit down and study actual vocabulary... I'm in Korea now, so I've been using TV, dramas, and listening to conversations as "practice" - but I tend to zone out about halfway through when I realize I only glean about 20%... motivation tips? (You know, other than "you're in Korea, use your environment..." or "find an interest..."?)
I think motivation comes when you can see yourself improving, that's why people have it so much when they first start learning a language, but feel it go away after awhile. I'd recommend trying to set up a regular study plan, and keeping to it no matter what. Maybe 30 minutes every night without exception. Once you can feel yourself improving a bit more, that'll help keep you motivated :-) Good luck~!
Wow what a quick reply. And thanks for the advice ^^ Also I love your channel~
Thanks for watching~!
You have made a subscriber out of me. Well done!
I will try that method qith chinese! Thanks
So I just came across another video that reminded me a lot of this one. And i think they took the video because I was like... "This is definitely not this persons video I've seen this before... " So I figured putting this comment her might help to let you know that someone is trying to use your video because some unsure whether or not they actually got permission or not to use the video.
Has anyone ever told you that you look like Jonathan Groff and Charlie Puth had a baby?
I've heard "Charlie Puth" a thousand times but Jonathan Groff is a first.
@@GoBillyKorean good to know I'm the first one to point it out. Hahaha
that was funny xD
And nice idea , I will try it :)
Awesome!
thanks for this. I'm gonna try this :D
ㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋ and LOL!!! Thank you Billy!!!
Why does the background music sound like Reggae/ska? Lol.
Surely for this to work I would need to know the words I want to learn beforehand?
hanep yan tawang tawa ako dito.. patulog na sana ako e
It didn't work for me
when you "repeat" do you write the same list again? Or, is this a second group of words?
+michael joyce A second group of words.
+Learn Korean with GO! Billy Korean Thank you very much. I am going to use this method with Turkish. Looking forward to it. You video is entertaining as well as instructive. Best wishes!
+michael joyce Oh you learn Turkish? That's nice to hear since I am from Turkey. Thank you for showing interest.
Bir şey değil. 😊
+michael joyce yeah it really is awesome to see someone interested in Turkish :D this may sound weird and you probably do have Turkish friends but in case you don't, I'd be pleasured to help you^^
Question: Do you not study for 1 hour or do you study and after that 1 hour take the test?
Either, but usually I'd take a break between the tests and do something else to let my brain rest.
+Learn Korean with GO! Billy Korean Okay Thank you!!
“Shame on your ancestors”
This would work better if you used a list of words that are relevant to you. If you use random words or lists that dont apply to your daily conversation (ie. If you dont talk about it, don't need to learn that list till much later) you will forget them no matter how much you study it.
Absolutely. If these are random words, someone wouldn't remember them after a week. They should be important, relevant words that you'll be able to use. It's hard to even get 50 words like that, unless you're studying intensely while living in Korea (I did, so it worked for me). But the method can be scaled down to fewer words for people who are studying with a more normal schedule.
Nice job! :')) (next time try not to waste paper. Save the trees man.)
First of all, it's not good to learn a new language by translating it to your native language, because you interrupt the natural flow of the thought process. Put in other words, during a conversation, your response time will take longer if you add the extra time for translation. The bottom line is you have to think in English. There's no other way around to be very fluent. If you want to know the meaning of a term, use an English dictionary.
SKYsors rule!!!
Where does the 50 number come from? Is it your two lists added together?
Correct.
His English .. scissor= skizers
My english scissor = sezer lol
Some sky source ?
Do you know what is written on your candle？ : )
00:21 He: Welcome! Me: To Jurassic Park😂
Btw i know this vid is old, idc
Good and funny video 😅
ahaha so cute and funny btw skysors new vocab for learning english ahahaha
Using your what ??? 😂😂😂
Omg i love you
This does not teach how to learn the words but how to test yourself once you have already learned them.
I agree.
😅😅😅so helpful 😁😁😁
This is similar to the “goldlist” method
lol Skyzorrr so funny
This paper is mine!😂😂😂😂😂😂