Learn 10,000 Spanish words with Natural Language Learning
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- Опубликовано: 25 авг 2024
- This series of videos will help learn Spanish fast.
Instructions:
1. Listen while reading subtitles.
2. Read transcript and memorise unknown words with associations.
3. Listen and repeat full video.
4. Listen to the video several times a day while you do something else.
5. Use flashcards for retrieval practice with immediate feedback, always aloud and always self-correcting also aloud.
Continue listening to the video and reviewing flashcards until you understand everything and recall everything correctly.
Combine it with the rest of the videos from this series.
Get the materials for the 30 day challenge here: www.nll.coach/...
Remember that consistency is vital, you can't fail if you don't quit!
Who wants to do a language challenge this Summer?
I'm giving you all the materials and learning plan.
To learn 10,000 Spanish words in 1 month.
That's enough to understand 99.9% and speak fluently.
But...
You'll need some serious discipline for this.
This is the plan you should follow:
1. Memorise the vocabulary with mnemonic associations.
2. Read the sentence list.
3. Listen to the RUclips video on repeat.
4. Retrieval practice with flashcards.
Do ALL 4 every day.
I recommend starting with 100 associations a day for vocabulary.
Then increasing the number to 150, 250, 300 or more a day.
Once your association skills get good it'll be easy.
Review the entire list daily.
Even if you don't know most of the words at first.
If you can't finish it in a day continue where you left it the next day.
Reviewing is key in order to remember.
Another form of reviewing will be listening.
Also useful to improve your:
- Listening comprehension.
- Spoken pronunciation.
Listen to the 10,000 word and sentence list video on my RUclips channel.
LISTEN to it. Don't watch.
Listen to it on repeat while you do something else:
-Walking / run
-Cook
-Clean
-Work out
-Drive / Commute
-Etc
Finally the active part:
Download the spreadsheet into a csv file and import to Anki separated by commas and in "Basic and reversed" format.
Review at least 1,000 flashcards a day.
Always aloud.
Always saying the right answer aloud.
If you see you made a mistake.
To summarise:
Memorise +100 words a day with mnemonic associations.
Read the complete sentence list once a day.
Listen to the RUclips video on repeat. 2-3 hours a day:
Retrieval practice with flashcards. +1,000 flashcards a day.
That's the plan.
Simple but super effective.
Now you have to implement it.
Get started here: www.nll.coach/products/communities/naturallanguagelearning/challenge/46bc6351-3101-46ba-9650-4010b3da7a25
Any questions let me know.
BTW the materials will only be available until the end of the challenge.
Don't waste time!
Please do this with Arabic
@@strivingslave5962 I will
@@NaturalLanguageLearning Can’t wait!! When will it be available by?
Hey mikel what is more important the reading or listening? I'm new to this method and my speed reading ain't great yet. Does it matter as much as the other exercises in order to learn? Thanks you bro
How are you guys learning with this? I'm genuinely curious. I'm intermediate level and can't even understand most of this A.I. speech.
This is really inspiring man. Thanks for everything 💪
This is great! I will put your method into practice
I am falling on love with this amazing super effective method 😊. Please do share the same for German as most of us are learning German.
Thanks for the nice comment! I am working on a 10,000 word list in German to upload. For now, I have 2,000 verbs with example sentences.
Do you plan on doing a 10,000 words for german anytime soon?
Fantastic
Hey need help, the link lands me to a login page , I dont already have registered myself , I cant find a page to signup first . please help.
This is fantastic! Please do this for Italian!!!
@@JN282 will do, eventually.
Are we supposed to try and listen to the whole 10 hours in one day? If we don't have the time, should we listen from the start every day or continue from where we left off? Many thanks for the resource and challenge Mikel.
2-3 hours/day is already good if you play it in the background while you do something else.
Continue where you left off the next day.
Make sure you learn from the spreadsheet and flashcards so that the listening becomes much easier.
Awesome challenge and upload! Can't seem to find the subtitles and transcript. Those options don't seem to be available. Tried to follow with your spreadsheet but lost my place quickly. Audio is ripping along! Any chance that you could make this available as a downloadable audio file? I would like to put it on my phone to listen when I am out doing other things.
Subs are on. They should be available once the video is not "live".
@@NaturalLanguageLearning will check it out.
NEED HELP,, Hey, i just discovered the video and I find the video very helpful , thank you for making it . Can you please somehow provide me the access to the material for this challange , please.
It's still available in the free NLL community
@@NaturalLanguageLearning Thanks a ton
how much did it cost to generate all this audio? I want to do the same with other languages
Its probably free if you find the right online text to speech app
Does anyone have a list of these phrases?
Yeah you can access the spreadsheet for free from the link and use it to create flashcards.
@@NaturalLanguageLearningoh I found it, there's a lot of work ahead. Thanks a lot 💪