I LOVED THIS VIDEO SO MUCH I FEEL SO HONOREDDDD i’m sorry my way ruined your mojo but i’m glad it gave you perspective!! I learned a little something too… i fall into those exact same patterns and i need more discipline too. maybe i’ll do a mirror of this on my channel, i hadn’t thought about it before 🤔
I'm so glad you liked it!!! I honestly only found it positive, I wish I could keep my mojo without as much structure haha And I would love to see that 👀👀
I’m learning Arabic rn, and a listening activity I do is playing vocab videos on youtube (e.g. 100 words for everyday life) and writing down how I think the word is spelled. That way, I can work on distinguishing similar sounds and can also connect words I might have heard but haven’t fully committed to memory.
This video was so interesting. I’m a HUGE fan of Elysse and have often wondered how she’s acquired such high levels with her languages with a routine so chill. Witchcraft is the answer I suppose because I’m very much like you. If I don’t check off the boxes (flash cards, mandatory listening, italki etc) early in the day, it prob won’t get done. I think what didn’t help you was being so new in Bulgarian. Had it not been for that you could’ve thrown a movie or playlist on in the language and called it studying like I do 😂
Loll that’s me with French. I’m like - Yh it’s fine I’ve watched a 10-15 min RUclips video today 🫠🫠 (tbf tho French isn’t my priority hahahah but I’d still love to have a bit more discipline so I could improve instead of just maintain ish) Edit: typo
It's always fun to switch up learning methods for a little while. I used to study with songs more often... this makes me want to reintroduce that activity into my study regimen!
I personally don't enjoy translating songs at a beginner level. It makes it feel like I'm studying every time I listen to those songs. Even after ten years. I've found that listening to A LOT of music in a specific language helps me remember vocabulary and improve my listening comprehension without even having to try. With my latest target language I just listened to whatever music I like. As my general level got higher I naturally got better at understanding songs without it feeling like studying. Now that I'm at an intermediate level I like looking at the lyrics on spotify if I do have trouble understanding some things. It feels a lot better at an intermediate level.
My language learning methods couldn’t be farther away from Elysse’s. Still, I love watching her videos (especially because I know she speaks my native language beautifully- the language being Portuguese) and your channel is also one of my favorites when it comes to language learning. This was a really fun idea that I think I should try some time. After all, it’s still learning and improving in the target language. Great video 👏👏 Suggestion: t Matt vs Japan (Refold method). Would be interested to see you take the challenge.
This was so fun to watch!!! Have you ever tried transcribing audio as a listening exercise? I find it really helpful personally, and also super engrossing/more structured.
I've been meaning to try it!! I've had to transcribe a lot in my native language and haaate doing it so I've put it off lol but I feel like I'll enjoy it as a language exercise!
Please do Iclal next, she's a Turkish polyglot. I feel like she learns languages to a relatively good level in a shorter span of time than one would imagine so it'd be good to analyse and apply some of her methods i think. She also usually speaks at a faster pace which I find fascinating and has often been told by natives that her pronunciation is really good.
This is so awesome! Definitely fun to test out different methods when learning languages. I may have to try this with my own language learning 😊 thanks for sharing
Nice concept and a great way to really test what does or doesn't work in your own learning. I think it's really easy to get stale and stuck with our ways of learning, ignoring when we need to shake things up a bit. Will definitely give the song translation a go!
Really enjoyed watching this video. It’s interesting how everyone has their own method/way of learning languages, I think this will be a great series for the channel! 🙌🏽 also I really like the way this was edited !
Cool! It's always nice to experiment and I've incorporated things that I've seen in your videos and also Elysse's! 😁 And for the next videos I'd like to suggest Lindie Botes and Annabeth Chase 😊
I have been listening to a song I really like in French. I'm beginning to be able to understand some of it but I like the idea of translating it into English (a little at a time) French has been my focus language this year but next year I also would like to start learning Polish and Hebrew. Thanks for a great video!
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.😊
I liked the video. I have much in my target language by writing down Musik in listening to the same song. The Musik I seem to retain longer by listening and writing down the words .
thu part abouwt pushing yur limitz in reeding an'& lisning sdamina wuz ameyzing gud poiynt. Niys to feel utherz akchuwiliyzing this prablim riflekd an aiyyuh
I LOVED THIS VIDEO SO MUCH I FEEL SO HONOREDDDD i’m sorry my way ruined your mojo but i’m glad it gave you perspective!! I learned a little something too… i fall into those exact same patterns and i need more discipline too. maybe i’ll do a mirror of this on my channel, i hadn’t thought about it before 🤔
Holaaaa
I'm so glad you liked it!!! I honestly only found it positive, I wish I could keep my mojo without as much structure haha
And I would love to see that 👀👀
Niys eye kulur 😊⚡
I’m learning Arabic rn, and a listening activity I do is playing vocab videos on youtube (e.g. 100 words for everyday life) and writing down how I think the word is spelled. That way, I can work on distinguishing similar sounds and can also connect words I might have heard but haven’t fully committed to memory.
This video was so interesting. I’m a HUGE fan of Elysse and have often wondered how she’s acquired such high levels with her languages with a routine so chill. Witchcraft is the answer I suppose because I’m very much like you. If I don’t check off the boxes (flash cards, mandatory listening, italki etc) early in the day, it prob won’t get done. I think what didn’t help you was being so new in Bulgarian. Had it not been for that you could’ve thrown a movie or playlist on in the language and called it studying like I do 😂
Loll that’s me with French. I’m like - Yh it’s fine I’ve watched a 10-15 min RUclips video today 🫠🫠 (tbf tho French isn’t my priority hahahah but I’d still love to have a bit more discipline so I could improve instead of just maintain ish)
Edit: typo
tbh I don’t know where I’d be rn without the language learning community on RUclips 👀💦 I loved this video a lot!
Saaaaaame I love the community so much
It's always fun to switch up learning methods for a little while. I used to study with songs more often... this makes me want to reintroduce that activity into my study regimen!
I personally don't enjoy translating songs at a beginner level. It makes it feel like I'm studying every time I listen to those songs. Even after ten years. I've found that listening to A LOT of music in a specific language helps me remember vocabulary and improve my listening comprehension without even having to try. With my latest target language I just listened to whatever music I like. As my general level got higher I naturally got better at understanding songs without it feeling like studying. Now that I'm at an intermediate level I like looking at the lyrics on spotify if I do have trouble understanding some things. It feels a lot better at an intermediate level.
Is because you make emotional associations with the songs, That's very effective
Keep up the good work
Honestly, things you do at a beginner level is quite limited.
“how to study like elysse speaks”
step 1: DO NOTHING
AHKGUJVNN I CRACKED UP THATS SO FUNNY
I FELT SO BAD
My language learning methods couldn’t be farther away from Elysse’s. Still, I love watching her videos (especially because I know she speaks my native language beautifully- the language being Portuguese) and your channel is also one of my favorites when it comes to language learning. This was a really fun idea that I think I should try some time. After all, it’s still learning and improving in the target language. Great video 👏👏
Suggestion: t Matt vs Japan (Refold method). Would be interested to see you take the challenge.
This is so rad! Two of my fav language learning youtubers. the crossover we all needed tbh
elysse iz reel smart in expleiyning methudz, wat langwij u r lurning🐻
This was so fun to watch!!! Have you ever tried transcribing audio as a listening exercise? I find it really helpful personally, and also super engrossing/more structured.
I've been meaning to try it!! I've had to transcribe a lot in my native language and haaate doing it so I've put it off lol but I feel like I'll enjoy it as a language exercise!
a collab? between my two favourite language channels? I can't 😭
Lindie Botes (since that will definitely let you keep multiple languages in your routine)
I definitely want to try learning like Lindie at some point!!
Robin Macpherson
I love Robin's videos and posts! Definitely adding him to my list :)
Please do Iclal next, she's a Turkish polyglot. I feel like she learns languages to a relatively good level in a shorter span of time than one would imagine so it'd be good to analyse and apply some of her methods i think. She also usually speaks at a faster pace which I find fascinating and has often been told by natives that her pronunciation is really good.
This is so awesome! Definitely fun to test out different methods when learning languages. I may have to try this with my own language learning 😊 thanks for sharing
Nice concept and a great way to really test what does or doesn't work in your own learning. I think it's really easy to get stale and stuck with our ways of learning, ignoring when we need to shake things up a bit. Will definitely give the song translation a go!
Thank you! I definitely agree! Changing it up is so important :)
Really enjoyed watching this video. It’s interesting how everyone has their own method/way of learning languages, I think this will be a great series for the channel! 🙌🏽 also I really like the way this was edited !
I’m really excited for this series of videos! How about Steve Kaufman and Lindie Botes!
Thank you for the suggestions!
hooowz Lindie Botez
Also I'd love to see you try something like the refold method, it would be really interesting to hear your take/opinions on it!
Ooh that's a great idea! I'll add it to my list :)
Hi, how're you? Woah...I loved the video
This is such a cool format, can't wait for you to try out more
Thanks, Benjamin!!
I'm gonna give it a try for my speaking in Spanish. Thanks for the tips.
Cool! It's always nice to experiment and I've incorporated things that I've seen in your videos and also Elysse's! 😁
And for the next videos I'd like to suggest Lindie Botes and Annabeth Chase 😊
I've been reading Percy Jackson in German as I learn so the Annabeth Chase idea is a fun tie in to that! Thanks Velunia :)
Great idea for a video series. Kind of like reviewing an app. I look forward to the next one.
Thanks Nendo!
I have been listening to a song I really like in French. I'm beginning to be able to understand some of it but I like the idea of translating it into English (a little at a time) French has been my focus language this year but next year I also would like to start learning Polish and Hebrew. Thanks for a great video!
That's so exciting that you're starting to understand!!
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.😊
Whenever I don’t feel like studying I’ll listen to some Spanish songs/ watch some cartoons in Spanish
I liked the video. I have much in my target language by writing down Musik in listening to the same song. The Musik I seem to retain longer by listening and writing down the words .
That's great!! Thank you for watching!! :)
AMO TU ACENTOOO
Insightful thank you
I would love for you to meet and learn like Lindie Botes, and great video!
I'm definitely hoping to in the future!
Can you make a list of some language learning channels you recommend?
So interesting!✨🙏🏻
Thank you!
Try studying like Luca Lampariello
I'll add him to my list!
oh man, listening to chalga songs must be so bizarre..😅🤣poor you, may the lord have mercy on your ears
11 seconds in 😂 so relatable
Quite a humbling moment lolll
Do a video eating an apple, perhaps 2
love it
beautiful thick eyebrows
My two georgous students in one video 😊 So proud!
O. o😶😮😯👽
Nice tips, except that I would take a month per your day!!!😮
thu part abouwt pushing yur limitz in reeding an'& lisning sdamina wuz ameyzing gud poiynt. Niys to feel utherz akchuwiliyzing this prablim riflekd an aiyyuh
Where are you from?? ??
The US! Currently based in Texas :)
@@PolyglotProgress 👌👌👍👍
@Polyglot Progress
Y nat ruskii insded reezorsiz Ochyen more. Moiy dom,
atkooodavíy ; )🐕🦺🦮🐕🐕🦺
"How to learn a Language like @elyssespeaks"...
"Step 1: Get a nose ring" - check! 😋
Should I have gotten a second one to match her for this video 🤔