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Using Duolingo to learn a language is like studying addition to learn math. It can be useful to understand the basics and it can be fun, but if you actually want to get good at it you're gonna need to get more advanced sources.
the best thing to do is stay passionate in your language. just because someone says it's difficult or tough doesn't mean it is for you. learn things in sections. don't just rush everything. learn basic vocabulary like verbs or conjugations before learning anything else.
@@YaHya_The_CooL_ManWhen you're watching a movie, touch the screen and go to this section at the bottom where you can change the language and subtitles
Without *truly* loving to learn your language you cannot learn it. Decide the reasons you want to learn it and use that to propel you forward. I currently have 12 streak on duolingo for Spanish and am about to make it 13 💪🗿
Yesss! I wanted to learn Russian over the summer (took way longer than just the summer for me) then I changed the language on my phone, turned on captions, and talked to myself out loud in Russian. I have got to say leaning a new language was probably the best thing I’ve done! -and yes, I used Duolingo.
"recuerda que, anteojos no se escribe como "antejos", veo que no has practicado mucho últimamente! sigue con tu racha ahora o desaparezco a toda tu familia." -Duo
I’ve been learning Japanese for more than 800 days and can confirm that I am only just now beginning to have the skills to talk in normal conversations
Pro tip to learn a new language: travel to the country that you wish to learn the language and commit an offense to go to prison to be forced to learn that language
It may sound really obvious but surround yourself with people who speak the language if possible. Online video calls with natives or best option, go to the country. After coming back from Japan and getting the chance to speak with locals I felt I learnt more than I ever did from apps like Duolingo or Lingodeer because I was learning it from real people in real world scenarios Also hearing how little particles are just dropped irl is a weight off my chest. They hurt my brain in Japanese
@@ProjectFrenzy This year I made a friend who was from Japan. She taught me the pattern for counting. It was great learning from her and fun to try to follow along with her conversations with the other Japanese students at school
Tip: whenever you learn something, immediately use or say what you've just learnt, that way your brain memorises it as a casual talk , so it is more effective than just Learning in mind
ESL teacher here, also try doing what I tell my students to do: dedicate 10 minutes per subject a day. That means: 10 minutes listening to the language 10 minutes reading it 10 minutes speaking it 10 minutes writing it Slowly but surely this will increase language proficiency. You can omit writing if you want, but I guarantee 10 minutes per subject a day will lead to becoming fluent
@garrysmith1029 If you keep at it for a long time then 10min of each of these (40min all in all) will do. Of course mite is better but just as much as you need input you also need to make output to retain what you have learnt and actually being able to communicate in the language
@simonolesen3436 well yes but I still think you need more input but output is important as well. I think it needs to be more than 10 minutes per subject.
I've decided to pick up Japanese again for my required second language for highschool, and this video helped me so much that i have now binged your channel Thank you for not only teaching me new tricks to be more productive in academics and life, but giving me motivation to follow through with school well :)
that is literally how i leraned english as someone who grew up and lives in austria. I watched MTV daily and they had subtitles by default on shows that werent dubbed like "pimp my ride" and "next" i didnt necessarily like all the shows i watched.... but i learned... and that very quickly
This is actually really good because I’ve been watching anime for 3 years plus and now sometime I forget to read the caption but still managed to understand 50% of what they are saying
Sound advice, practising learning the language and then immersing yourself in it works really well since you're having to follow along and try to make sense out of things!
Protip: Add sticky notes for vocabulary around the house, for example "거울" on your mirror, it will help so much. I did this for learning English so i hope my comment is understandable! 😁
I'm a native Spanish speaker, and this is exactly the reason I am able to speak English so well (compared to my classmates at least). One day I just decided to keep my media (computers, phones, games, etc) in English and never switched back to Spanish haha
Yeah, I’m French and it’s the same for me 😁 I’m 13, and my English level compared to my classmates is top tier (and yk, us French have a bad reputation for the matter of speaking foreign languages 😅)
I just started watching a show in mandarin, with both English and mandarin subtitles on. I'm really enjoying it and I think it helps me familiarise myself with the language, although it's kinda painful because for some reason mandarin speakers seem to be competing at the fast speaking Olympics, and I can't read at lightning speed.
@@dabbing._.dahyun I took french for 7 years in school up until this year. I had relatively good grades in all tests and on the semester. Bonjour Monsieur is literally the only thing I remember.
This is the input method. You get information in the language you're learning. After some time you will do the output, which is just like it sounds. You'll start actually practicing. It doesn't mean you won't practice it during the input time period, but your main is to receive information. Language apps are great but you will make better progress (much better) with doing what he says in the video.
I recommend the Netflix one in these circumstances: - You are rewarching a show you've watched 2+ times - You start doing this while you already know a bit of the language
Also a tip for English speakers trying to learn a language (such as Spanish) is just to forget most of the things about English cause English has a bunch of phonetic sounds but since it’s only 26 letters in the alphabet they’re all cooped up into those 26 letters and a letter being next to or close to another letter can change the sound of that letter, but like in Spanish , for example, everything sounds exactly like it’s spelled, and it doesn’t have as many phonetic sounds as English does, so a mistake a lot of English speakers make is they try to apply their rules for grammar and stuff, like for example a word like “esquite” would be basically pronounced like ‘eh skeet eh’ but english speakers would probably see it spelled and would think it’s pronounced something like “is quite”, that’s why I think it’s probably better to just learn how to speak the language before learning all the grammar and stuff
According to the language teacher from the latest pokemon games, knowing the words “hello”, “thank you”, and “delicious” in a language can get you quite far
Wait we can learn a new language by turning on English captions on a show in another language?? Then I would be more fluent in Japanese than a Japanese speaker 💀💀 P.S: this was a joke
I speak 5 languages fluently and you advice is very good language learning apps Can be a good base in the start but you cant learn a language with Them. And learning by watching movies and stuff in the language is really effective.
the glasses in spanish aren't called antejos, they are called gafas (in spain) anteojos (america), and the markers are called marcador but only in america, in spain is rotulador
I learn whole sentences saying them aloud. 5 days - 300 repetitions per day at least. Later I don't need to translate. I know the meaning of words straight away like in my native language. And also I remember the meaning longer than by learning separate words. This method is called: chunking. It was a real game changer in my learning process and communication skills in English and other languages.😊
The best tip is to watch shows in the language you are learning with english sub and after 7 or 8 months you will start speaking the language magically 🎉
This works for languages which are written with the latin alphabet or similar, but for japanese for example this wouldn't really help all that much. And I can say this because that's how I learned english and I'm a romanian :P
Fun fact: learning languages is a bajillion times easier when you’re a kid. It also makes learning even more languages when you’re older easier, because you made the neurological connections already.
There are two problems. 1, a lot of movies subtitles are totally out of sink and in many cases if were translated correctly would sound like a whole different story line. Just ask some people who are bilingual.
Guys, trust me do not do that first one until you KNOW the language. I attempted that, but didn't know the language enough to turn it off, and nearly broke my phone :D
DONT what Netflix with English subtitles if you are trying to learn a language, it’s way more effective to use subtitles in the language you’re learning or even no subtitles
Im learning English and I actually changed my dispositive’s language to English because now my mind can’t stop thinking on it and all the things I say in my mind are on English now.
Bro destroyed Duolingo
Everyone does in the language learning community
true and trying to learn with just duolingo... personally, it's pretty unreliable
Using Duolingo to learn a language is like studying addition to learn math. It can be useful to understand the basics and it can be fun, but if you actually want to get good at it you're gonna need to get more advanced sources.
Spanish or vanish, french or the trench, polish or demolish, chinese or die by niece, japanese or atomic knees
yo been también hablo español con la keyboard
the best thing to do is stay passionate in your language. just because someone says it's difficult or tough doesn't mean it is for you. learn things in sections. don't just rush everything. learn basic vocabulary like verbs or conjugations before learning anything else.
I thought you said procastinate instead of passionate for a second 💀
Umm sorry but how to change netflix
@@YaHya_The_CooL_Man u dumb 😁
@@YaHya_The_CooL_ManWhen you're watching a movie, touch the screen and go to this section at the bottom where you can change the language and subtitles
Without *truly* loving to learn your language you cannot learn it. Decide the reasons you want to learn it and use that to propel you forward.
I currently have 12 streak on duolingo for Spanish and am about to make it 13 💪🗿
Bro literally took a big risk by not sponsoring the green bird😂😂
ja
@@DUOLINGO_OFFICIAL.Hey green chicken
@@potato-exe9564 Im an owl
@@DUOLINGO_OFFICIAL. 😂
@@DUOLINGO_OFFICIAL.I am sorry duo, I deleted your app, mleh 😝 😋
“But there’s a problem, a green owl is threatening you and family”
Bruh I forgot to do my German lesson 🗿
@@spessartine_garnet224i abandoned my french lesson.
*Knocking*
oh no..
IM COMING
@@DUOLINGO_OFFICIAL. PLEASE.
SPARE ME.
I STARTED DOING JAPANESE
NO SPANISH? TIME TO VANISH
Duolingo wants this guy’s location immediately 💀
At least now they're too busy with someone else to notice I lost my 998 day streak😅
@@a-random._account1998NOOO
@@a-random._account1 excuse me !!!
I use duolingo to learn
Im angy at gohar😡
Duolingo: Uh oh! Did you forget to sponsor me? That’s okay! You know what happens now! *Duolingo would like to know your location*
He was too afriad to summon the green bird so he just said "a language app".
Duolingo continues to rule with fear and deception.
안녕 듀오링고! 한국어 수업을 했어요! 당신은 자랑 스럽습니까?
감사합니다 듀오링고! 하지만 나는 개가 없습니다.
@SemiofficialDuolingo do you actually understand him? No puedo creer que realmente lo hayas entendido. yo tengo espanol asi que no lo entiendo
@@jossflores2379 음.. 번역이라는게 있군요
@SemiofficialDuolingoawe how sweet!hes dead 😊
“Okay so I just gotta change the system language. No harm in it.”
*The next day*
“Help I can’t find the language setting ;(“
yeah, you should first learn how to revert it
xD
I dont wanna watch shows in Russian either way lmao
@@MistaImpalathen why are you learning Russian?
@@JeszczeMonke originally it was just for fun but I actually wanna travel to eastern Europe and Russia now. Has pretty cool culture if you ask me
Yesss! I wanted to learn Russian over the summer (took way longer than just the summer for me) then I changed the language on my phone, turned on captions, and talked to myself out loud in Russian. I have got to say leaning a new language was probably the best thing I’ve done!
-and yes, I used Duolingo.
Same!!!
And yes, also used duo
Russian Made Easy and Fluent Fast Russian are my faves!
oh! i can help you with learning Russian! :D I'm from Russia and i want to find someone to speak English with
@@ksenyamurmyau help me lol
"U Forgot ur Spanish Lessons... " - Duolingo
"recuerda que, anteojos no se escribe como "antejos", veo que no has practicado mucho últimamente!
sigue con tu racha ahora o desaparezco a toda tu familia."
-Duo
SPANISH OR VANISH
@@abbeyyyy-g5e hola.
@@Bushscout875 you shall no vanish. Congratulations.
@@abbeyyyy-g5eo esplaño
"You grab your phone and download a language app"
I literally thought it was gonna be a ad for duolingo
help i forgot to do my spanish lesson i dont know where my family went
@@Smg10andstuffsorry, you gotta finish learning Spanish before they come back
@@breadisyummy_ oh god i deleted dulingo what do i do11!!
@@Smg10andstuff run
No thank you, I don't wanna die
That night: notification pops*
💀
I’ve been learning Japanese for more than 800 days and can confirm that I am only just now beginning to have the skills to talk in normal conversations
@@ManOfMemes well I don’t practice for an hour a day.
Pro tip to learn a new language: travel to the country that you wish to learn the language and commit an offense to go to prison to be forced to learn that language
It may sound really obvious but surround yourself with people who speak the language if possible. Online video calls with natives or best option, go to the country. After coming back from Japan and getting the chance to speak with locals I felt I learnt more than I ever did from apps like Duolingo or Lingodeer because I was learning it from real people in real world scenarios
Also hearing how little particles are just dropped irl is a weight off my chest. They hurt my brain in Japanese
@@Sho7_ Yeah but not everyone has the funds to go to another country
@@ProjectFrenzy This year I made a friend who was from Japan. She taught me the pattern for counting. It was great learning from her and fun to try to follow along with her conversations with the other Japanese students at school
and that's how i unknowingly learned english. my dad would often ask me to watch movie at home cuz since im bad at fast reading i just mostly hear it
Duolingo: SPANISH OR YOUR FAMILY VANISH!
This guy:
"Spanish Or Vanish"
-Duolingo owl
hmpf
Por favor, no si hablo Enspañol, NO SI HABLO ENSPAÑOL!
Por favor... no... Duolingo, no....
Babbel: Get 'em!
@@jenniferpurfield9747wrong, duo says godobye
@@DUOLINGO_OFFICIAL.Duolingo es CREAR???
Duolingo bouta kidnap him for missing the lesson
Tip: whenever you learn something, immediately use or say what you've just learnt, that way your brain memorises it as a casual talk , so it is more effective than just Learning in mind
ESL teacher here, also try doing what I tell my students to do: dedicate 10 minutes per subject a day. That means:
10 minutes listening to the language
10 minutes reading it
10 minutes speaking it
10 minutes writing it
Slowly but surely this will increase language proficiency. You can omit writing if you want, but I guarantee 10 minutes per subject a day will lead to becoming fluent
Word
You honestly need more than ten minutes a day. You need as much input as possible.
@garrysmith1029 If you keep at it for a long time then 10min of each of these (40min all in all) will do. Of course mite is better but just as much as you need input you also need to make output to retain what you have learnt and actually being able to communicate in the language
@simonolesen3436 well yes but I still think you need more input but output is important as well. I think it needs to be more than 10 minutes per subject.
O ok
bro legit drew the settings and app store logo on paper, then put it on his phone instead of just opening them 💀
he is probably learning how to draw more accurately and is confident enough to use it in his videos now
Also that stuff can have your info so he prob doesn’t wanna show his private stuff
That’s his schtick.
I've decided to pick up Japanese again for my required second language for highschool, and this video helped me so much that i have now binged your channel
Thank you for not only teaching me new tricks to be more productive in academics and life, but giving me motivation to follow through with school well :)
As someone who is taking Japanese as an elective in my freshman year of college, I need all the study tips I can get 😂
Bro said "I hate Duolingo"to the next level 💀💀
that is literally how i leraned english as someone who grew up and lives in austria. I watched MTV daily and they had subtitles by default on shows that werent dubbed like "pimp my ride" and "next" i didnt necessarily like all the shows i watched.... but i learned... and that very quickly
This is actually really good because I’ve been watching anime for 3 years plus and now sometime I forget to read the caption but still managed to understand 50% of what they are saying
Dang bro you got the whole squad laughing😐 Now Duo is crying. Thanks to you, Duo is going to kidnap your family
Sound advice, practising learning the language and then immersing yourself in it works really well since you're having to follow along and try to make sense out of things!
Protip: Add sticky notes for vocabulary around the house, for example "거울" on your mirror, it will help so much. I did this for learning English so i hope my comment is understandable! 😁
your english is great, also thanks for the tip!
What does that mean
@@itzrohith6257 the korean word equals the word mirror :)
@@Indigold_offical thanks so much!
@@wwandmitski oh thanks it's racist Korean language i see:)
I'm a native Spanish speaker, and this is exactly the reason I am able to speak English so well (compared to my classmates at least).
One day I just decided to keep my media (computers, phones, games, etc) in English and never switched back to Spanish haha
Fr
Yeah that's how you learn your native language as a baby, so it makes sense that it would help
Yeah, I’m French and it’s the same for me 😁 I’m 13, and my English level compared to my classmates is top tier (and yk, us French have a bad reputation for the matter of speaking foreign languages 😅)
bruh straight after this was a Duolingo ad
That’s actually a really good idea, especially if you rewatch shows, so you already know what they are saying
Dang bro you made a whole squad laughing😐 now Duolingo is crying
I just started watching a show in mandarin, with both English and mandarin subtitles on. I'm really enjoying it and I think it helps me familiarise myself with the language, although it's kinda painful because for some reason mandarin speakers seem to be competing at the fast speaking Olympics, and I can't read at lightning speed.
nah because i learned chinese in school for 3 years and the only things i took out of it were
你好，你好吗，你叫什么名字，and 我叫 💀and counting to 3
@@dabbing._.dahyun I took french for 7 years in school up until this year. I had relatively good grades in all tests and on the semester. Bonjour Monsieur is literally the only thing I remember.
@@lol-go6hd in conclusion school languages are absolutely garbage 💀
@@dabbing._.dahyun From Han Yu(汉语) chinese language learning book series?
This is the input method. You get information in the language you're learning. After some time you will do the output, which is just like it sounds. You'll start actually practicing. It doesn't mean you won't practice it during the input time period, but your main is to receive information. Language apps are great but you will make better progress (much better) with doing what he says in the video.
I recommend the Netflix one in these circumstances:
- You are rewarching a show you've watched 2+ times
- You start doing this while you already know a bit of the language
Thank you for your amazing tips. You’ve helped me through the last school year so much. You gained a subscriber!
“but there’s a problem, duolingos useless”
*famous last words*
Also a tip for English speakers trying to learn a language (such as Spanish) is just to forget most of the things about English cause English has a bunch of phonetic sounds but since it’s only 26 letters in the alphabet they’re all cooped up into those 26 letters and a letter being next to or close to another letter can change the sound of that letter, but like in Spanish , for example, everything sounds exactly like it’s spelled, and it doesn’t have as many phonetic sounds as English does, so a mistake a lot of English speakers make is they try to apply their rules for grammar and stuff, like for example a word like “esquite” would be basically pronounced like ‘eh skeet eh’ but english speakers would probably see it spelled and would think it’s pronounced something like “is quite”, that’s why I think it’s probably better to just learn how to speak the language before learning all the grammar and stuff
i would think esquite is pronounced like mesquite without the m
@@nate_storm that would be closer but still not quite right
I’m going to Italy so I’ll definitely use this!
wow same :)
According to the language teacher from the latest pokemon games, knowing the words “hello”, “thank you”, and “delicious” in a language can get you quite far
I had to translate very weird things first😂💀
changing the whole language into the language you wanna learn literally helpful~ I have tried it and almost forgot my English LMAO XD
I'm learning english and after watching a lot of series, videos and movies i think my english is getting even better every day
so ive been learning japanese this whole time
このは面白いだね！僕も日本語を勉強しています！そして、とても楽しいですね！
Wait we can learn a new language by turning on English captions on a show in another language??
Then I would be more fluent in Japanese than a Japanese speaker 💀💀
P.S: this was a joke
No, it's one of the things you need to use to become more fluent in that language
No more than"Ah..Ah..Aaaaanhhhh"
@@whybhavi the only thing that'll ever happen is that I'll just go on reading the English captions and completely ignore the real language 🗿
@@michaeldesanta1000 and yamate kudasai.
@@afaceinthedark69420 oh shi-
I love your art style
Hey gohar, can you make a vid about turning in missing stuff and strategies to get it done?
Why is nobody talking about the fact his art/cutout things are so clean and good?
Duolingo used to have an area where you could read in another language and it was really cool
Him rocked duolingo shocked 😂
…this channel is a certified lifesaver.
I speak 5 languages fluently and you advice is very good language learning apps Can be a good base in the start but you cant learn a language with Them. And learning by watching movies and stuff in the language is really effective.
I learnt english so easily, no one thought that my first language wasnt english
This is probably the best way to practice language learning in real life application
the greatest fear is when you download a language app
and your security cameras notify you of movement
the glasses in spanish aren't called antejos, they are called gafas (in spain) anteojos (america), and the markers are called marcador but only in america, in spain is rotulador
Remember guys, the real language was the friends we made along the way.
THANK YOU MAN
not duolingo getting angry and hunting him down 😭🤣
Bro explained my life in 20 seconds
Also watch shows you usually watch in another language because you’ll understand it more and that’ll help at first then go into new shows
My Netflix won’t let me watch in French 😂
tysm dude
Thank you my guy.
Other languages when you start: Water, dog, Mother
Klingon: “how to interrogate someone”
1000 missed calls from duolingo 💀
I learn whole sentences saying them aloud. 5 days - 300 repetitions per day at least. Later I don't need to translate. I know the meaning of words straight away like in my native language. And also I remember the meaning longer than by learning separate words. This method is called: chunking. It was a real game changer in my learning process and communication skills in English and other languages.😊
Amazing! Thank you!
Why is there a green bird outside my house
Bro violated Duolingo 💀💀
10 missed calls from Duolingo
A lesson a day keeps the creepy green owl away
THATS WHY THE DOWNLOADS ARE LOW
The green owl asking you to continue learning
In 7th grade spanish we watched the movie Coco for halloween but it was in spanish with english subtitles. It helped a lot, so i do recommend this :))
"Duolingo wants to know your location"
"Allow" "Deny"
Duolingo is watching your every move
The best tip is to watch shows in the language you are learning with english sub and after 7 or 8 months you will start speaking the language magically 🎉
Duolingo is finding your location
This works for languages which are written with the latin alphabet or similar, but for japanese for example this wouldn't really help all that much. And I can say this because that's how I learned english and I'm a romanian :P
99 missed calls from Duolingo
Ive watched so many kdramas also im a huge kpop stan yet still only know 3 Korean words
“Duolingo wants to know your location”
*Accept* *Cancel*
----------
*clicks Cancel*
-----
“Duolingo wants to know your location”
*Accept* *Accept*
*9999 missed calls from that green owl-*
*550 missed calls from duolingo*
"TWO CHOICES SPANISH OR VANISH!! "
-Duolingo
"Los antejos" 💀
"Hi! How are you!"
"General Settings"
The best way i think is to just listen to the music in that laungauge or watch youtube thats how i learned english
Fun fact: learning languages is a bajillion times easier when you’re a kid. It also makes learning even more languages when you’re older easier, because you made the neurological connections already.
I'm learning sign language. Great tips!
There are two problems. 1, a lot of movies subtitles are totally out of sink and in many cases if were translated correctly would sound like a whole different story line. Just ask some people who are bilingual.
I tried this now there’s a green owl outside my window
Guys, trust me do not do that first one until you KNOW the language. I attempted that, but didn't know the language enough to turn it off, and nearly broke my phone :D
the problem is some languages don’t have phone settings
Me learning toki pona: 💀
Duolingo: I HAVE BEEN SUMMONED
A green owl is searching for you
-duolingo
too late, the green bird already took my family
DONT what Netflix with English subtitles if you are trying to learn a language, it’s way more effective to use subtitles in the language you’re learning or even no subtitles
Bro took English or Spanish to next level😂😂
Im learning English and I actually changed my dispositive’s language to English because now my mind can’t stop thinking on it and all the things I say in my mind are on English now.
"Wait where is the settings ?"😂😂😂😂
That's how I learnt English. I watched some English RUclipsrs with captions on.