2:00 is IPA useful? 5:00 how to keep several languages in your mind? 6:15 how to learn languages very close to your own? 8:15 what about your future book(s)? 9:12 more on IPA. 11:00 best way to learn vocabulary? 11:57 ?? (interleaving) 15:00 what are your certifications? 15:35 what do you think about mattvsjapan? 17:30 is learning to write in chinese important? 19:45 top 3 points for learning dutch? 20:20 favorite scandinavian authors? 22:00 have you ever really struggled with a language? 22:40 two languages at a time. 23:15 do you suggest spanish or italian? 24:45 how often do you do live streams? 25:50 italian documentary resources? 26:15 rewatch movies or move on to new ones? 28:55 how to improve spoken fluency? 30:25 how can i compare my one-year level of russian to others? 31:30 tips for learning cases? 32:45 sign language? 33:22 most difficult challenge as a coach? 34:45 hebrew? 35:10 best resources to learn russian for hispanics? 37:30 how do i move from C2 to native-like? 39:25 what about unstructured learning? 41:15 self-teaching ancient languages? 43:25 at what point in learning a language can you add another? 45:25 how to learn a language with a different writing system? 47:12 how to speak to yourself? 48:15 resources for polish? 49:00 how does being multilingual affect your thinking and way of life? 51:45 how to become a language coach? 55:05 lingq? 56:10 duolingo? 56:50 what language will you learn next? 57:10 resources for intermediate russian? 57:55 how many languages do you speak? 58:45 how to talk to random people on the street? 1:00:00 what languages do you teach? 1:01:35 speakly (app)? 1:01:55 are you a perfectionist? 1:03:40 10k reading challenge? 1:04:25 how do you motivate yourself? 1:06:55 learning less-spoken languages? 1:07:50 shadowing? 1:08:50 do you learn one or more languages per day? 1:09:30 most challenging european language you learned? 1:10:55 learning verb forms in russian? 1:13:25 how to set/measure language goals? Luca, here is my question for you: Why did the scarecrow win an award?
Luca - Thank you for providing this streaming session. Our 1:1 coaching sessions have been an immense help to my language learning. It is great learning the details that you reference in this video. A presto.
Muchas gracias por haber respondido mi pregunta sobre motivación y ahora me has puesto a pensar qué fantástico es trazar un objetivo y pensar en hablar esa lengua que tanto deseamos hablar. Saludos desde México, Luca! You're such a wise man and teacher!
Hi Luca, I've only recently discovered you and the world of the RUclips polyglots. I'm a social scientist who has studied and learned languages over decades as part of life-long commitments to learning and being deeply ensconced in particular places. Only in the last ten years did I begin to learn new languages for 'other' reasons and in other modes. I have found your commitment to & passion for learning refreshing and inspirational. I'm also impressed by your high standards (not universal among RUclips polyglots) and thoughtful approach to study. I think you are completely wrong about being able to engage either Chinese or Japanese in anything other than the most superficial manner without learning Chinese characters, but in the bigger scheme of things that's no more than a quibble!
Gracias por todas las recomendaciones para mejorar la fluidez, aprendizaje, etc. Yo estoy tratando de mejorar la fluidez de mi Inglés e italiano y siempre aprendo algo nuevo con tus vídeos. Muchísimas gracias, grazie mille, thank you so much. Saludos desde Perú 🇵🇪
LUCA thanks for your kind reply when I recommend interviewing a language guy....but also I'm a RUclipsr, so wanted to tell you this: LIVEs will end up repeating the same, and many folks haven't seen the previous replies. So basically JUST GET READY you will get the same questions all the time! Viv
I think the foundation of your method which is massive exposure to the target language by listening and reading is almost the same as Matt's Method (Massive immersion) which is based on AJATT. It all follows Stephen Krashen's Comprehensible Input Theory. You mentioned that having someone to speak with while you're learning a language that is very similar to your native is good. I'm not sure if you think the same for languages that aren't similar to your native. Matt recommends having a "silent period". Several months where you just listen to content and learn vocabulary not to speak but only to understand. He says that learning to understand first before trying to speak will help you a lot because you will create an instinct for what sounds right and what sounds wrong just like natives. After that you can start practicing speaking, it will be easier because you can already understand native content and native speakers. What do you think about this Luca?
How to improve when writing.When I write I want to use some expressions and words in the way natives use it but they are not in my head so how to get to remember them when I’am writing essays...?
Mi è sembrata una live molto interessante e produttiva. Avrei due domande da porti. 1) Farai un video sulla "visualization"? Credo sia un tema molto interessante, poco sviluppato e mi è piaciuto molto il tuo approcio alla Napoleon Hill. 2) Sto studiando un concorso, nel tempo libero mi piacerebbe continuare a studiare tedesco. Ho peró paura di sovraccaricarmi di informazioni e quindi perdermi. Cosa ne pensi? Meglio aspettare la fine del concorso o credi che posso studiare? Grazie 1000.
Buongiorno! 1) Ho fatto un video e scritto un articolo sull'argomento: Video: ruclips.net/video/osAHBXRn6Ls/видео.html Articolo: www.lucalampariello.com/motivated-learning-a-new-language/ 2) Dipende da te, ma se mi trovassi nella tua situazione, finirei prima il concorso e poi mi butterei sul tedesco. Per ora è tutto! Un saluto da Roma =)
@@LucaLampariello thank you for the response! I took Japanese in High School, but only got to roughly an A2 level, however I found Pimsleur to be too boring and thought maybe Assimil would be better for me, but then I saw that you didn't recommend it, so I wasn't sure
Sì, lo conoscevo. Ti confesso che non conosco le sue tecniche quindi non posso entrare nel merito. Ma una cosa la posso dire - ed è forse la cosa più importante - indipendentemente dal metodo, ogni volta che guardo i suoi video mi viene voglia di imparare più lingue. E penso che alla fine sia il suo lascito più importante
@@LucaLampariello si vero era contagioso e la sua simpatia lo rendevo speciale. Peccato che se ne sia andato così presto. I suoi metodi sono in vendita, sarei curioso di provarne uno.
“What you're supposed to do when you don't like a thing is change it. If you can't change it, change the way you think about it. Don't complain.” ― Maya Angelou Food for thought ;-)
2:00 is IPA useful?
5:00 how to keep several languages in your mind?
6:15 how to learn languages very close to your own?
8:15 what about your future book(s)?
9:12 more on IPA.
11:00 best way to learn vocabulary?
11:57 ?? (interleaving)
15:00 what are your certifications?
15:35 what do you think about mattvsjapan?
17:30 is learning to write in chinese important?
19:45 top 3 points for learning dutch?
20:20 favorite scandinavian authors?
22:00 have you ever really struggled with a language?
22:40 two languages at a time.
23:15 do you suggest spanish or italian?
24:45 how often do you do live streams?
25:50 italian documentary resources?
26:15 rewatch movies or move on to new ones?
28:55 how to improve spoken fluency?
30:25 how can i compare my one-year level of russian to others?
31:30 tips for learning cases?
32:45 sign language?
33:22 most difficult challenge as a coach?
34:45 hebrew?
35:10 best resources to learn russian for hispanics?
37:30 how do i move from C2 to native-like?
39:25 what about unstructured learning?
41:15 self-teaching ancient languages?
43:25 at what point in learning a language can you add another?
45:25 how to learn a language with a different writing system?
47:12 how to speak to yourself?
48:15 resources for polish?
49:00 how does being multilingual affect your thinking and way of life?
51:45 how to become a language coach?
55:05 lingq?
56:10 duolingo?
56:50 what language will you learn next?
57:10 resources for intermediate russian?
57:55 how many languages do you speak?
58:45 how to talk to random people on the street?
1:00:00 what languages do you teach?
1:01:35 speakly (app)?
1:01:55 are you a perfectionist?
1:03:40 10k reading challenge?
1:04:25 how do you motivate yourself?
1:06:55 learning less-spoken languages?
1:07:50 shadowing?
1:08:50 do you learn one or more languages per day?
1:09:30 most challenging european language you learned?
1:10:55 learning verb forms in russian?
1:13:25 how to set/measure language goals?
Luca, here is my question for you:
Why did the scarecrow win an award?
people like u deserve everlasting peace
@Armani Kenneth definitely, I've been using flixzone} for since november myself =)
Luca - Thank you for providing this streaming session. Our 1:1 coaching sessions have been an immense help to my language learning. It is great learning the details that you reference in this video. A presto.
Thanks for the lovely words Sergio! Always an immense pleasure to talk to you. See you next week! =)
Another great live! Can’t wait for the Italian one! la tua influenza sul mio apprendimento delle lingue è incommensurabile. Grazie.
Muchas gracias por haber respondido mi pregunta sobre motivación y ahora me has puesto a pensar qué fantástico es trazar un objetivo y pensar en hablar esa lengua que tanto deseamos hablar. Saludos desde México, Luca! You're such a wise man and teacher!
I love how quality of the audio is much better now. Thanks Luca for making this great session.
It is very good, but Luca your lighting could be even better! Just a bit more light on you would be awesome.
Wowww I really love your background... Books books books!!!!
I love it too! =)
Hi Luca, I've only recently discovered you and the world of the RUclips polyglots. I'm a social scientist who has studied and learned languages over decades as part of life-long commitments to learning and being deeply ensconced in particular places. Only in the last ten years did I begin to learn new languages for 'other' reasons and in other modes. I have found your commitment to & passion for learning refreshing and inspirational. I'm also impressed by your high standards (not universal among RUclips polyglots) and thoughtful approach to study. I think you are completely wrong about being able to engage either Chinese or Japanese in anything other than the most superficial manner without learning Chinese characters, but in the bigger scheme of things that's no more than a quibble!
I love the idea that you are going to do Q&A in Spanish😍
¡Esperamos!
So good to see you every month Luca...!
Gracias por todas las recomendaciones para mejorar la fluidez, aprendizaje, etc. Yo estoy tratando de mejorar la fluidez de mi Inglés e italiano y siempre aprendo algo nuevo con tus vídeos. Muchísimas gracias, grazie mille, thank you so much. Saludos desde Perú 🇵🇪
Will you make a detailed video on how to go from intermediate to advanced level?
AT 47:17 you could cut out and MAKE A SHORT!
Adoro la libreria ❤
Cacchio ho mancato la diretta.
Luca sempre ar top aho!!!
Ooh in Italian would be great!!!
First Spanish, then probably in Italian as well =)
Greetings from Perú. You are such an inspiration pour moi.
Dio ti benedica 🙌🏼
Thank you! Thanks for help in language learning.
Thank you for the kind words Marina! =)
We all love you 💕
LUCA thanks for your kind reply when I recommend interviewing a language guy....but also I'm a RUclipsr, so wanted to tell you this: LIVEs will end up repeating the same, and many folks haven't seen the previous replies. So basically JUST GET READY you will get the same questions all the time!
Viv
I think the foundation of your method which is massive exposure to the target language by listening and reading is almost the same as Matt's Method (Massive immersion) which is based on AJATT. It all follows Stephen Krashen's Comprehensible Input Theory. You mentioned that having someone to speak with while you're learning a language that is very similar to your native is good. I'm not sure if you think the same for languages that aren't similar to your native. Matt recommends having a "silent period". Several months where you just listen to content and learn vocabulary not to speak but only to understand. He says that learning to understand first before trying to speak will help you a lot because you will create an instinct for what sounds right and what sounds wrong just like natives. After that you can start practicing speaking, it will be easier because you can already understand native content and native speakers. What do you think about this Luca?
شكرا لوكا
Grande Luca!😉👍
How to improve when writing.When I write I want to use some expressions and words in the way natives use it but they are not in my head so how to get to remember them when I’am writing essays...?
That was motivating
Mi è sembrata una live molto interessante e produttiva. Avrei due domande da porti.
1) Farai un video sulla "visualization"? Credo sia un tema molto interessante, poco sviluppato e mi è piaciuto molto il tuo approcio alla Napoleon Hill.
2) Sto studiando un concorso, nel tempo libero mi piacerebbe continuare a studiare tedesco. Ho peró paura di sovraccaricarmi di informazioni e quindi perdermi. Cosa ne pensi? Meglio aspettare la fine del concorso o credi che posso studiare? Grazie 1000.
Buongiorno!
1) Ho fatto un video e scritto un articolo sull'argomento:
Video: ruclips.net/video/osAHBXRn6Ls/видео.html
Articolo: www.lucalampariello.com/motivated-learning-a-new-language/
2) Dipende da te, ma se mi trovassi nella tua situazione, finirei prima il concorso e poi mi butterei sul tedesco.
Per ora è tutto! Un saluto da Roma =)
@@LucaLampariello Grazie 1000!!
I wonder if Assimil would be good for Japanese for a false beginner ?
Maybe for a false beginner but I would not recommend it for a total beginner
@@LucaLampariello thank you for the response! I took Japanese in High School, but only got to roughly an A2 level, however I found Pimsleur to be too boring and thought maybe Assimil would be better for me, but then I saw that you didn't recommend it, so I wasn't sure
Thank you useful
¡Estoy deseando ver esto en español!
Hey Luca I really want to hear your Danish, could you post an conversation practice with you tutor? I know you’ll be great!
Hey Luca you said about creating a course. Why don't you create a course about strategies of learning a new language, that'd be awesome....
Doing it right now ;-) Should come out in a few weeks so stay tuned! =)
@@LucaLampariello I can perceive the future hahahahahh kidding
Conoscevi il poliglotta americano Moses Mccormick morto due mesi fa? Se si, come giudichi i suoi metodi di apprendimento così veloci ed efficaci.
Sì, lo conoscevo. Ti confesso che non conosco le sue tecniche quindi non posso entrare nel merito. Ma una cosa la posso dire - ed è forse la cosa più importante - indipendentemente dal metodo, ogni volta che guardo i suoi video mi viene voglia di imparare più lingue. E penso che alla fine sia il suo lascito più importante
@@LucaLampariello si vero era contagioso e la sua simpatia lo rendevo speciale. Peccato che se ne sia andato così presto. I suoi metodi sono in vendita, sarei curioso di provarne uno.
Another video that is over an hour long. I cannot allot that much time into my daily language study
“What you're supposed to do when you don't like a thing is change it. If you can't change it, change the way you think about it. Don't complain.”
― Maya Angelou
Food for thought ;-)