I learned to learn your motivation when learning a language i stopped Russian and started studied Vietnamese because i fell in love to a Vietnamese woman unfortunately my feelings weren't reciprocited, it made me loose motivation in language learning and i felt guilty that i should have continued Russian. But it was nice experiencing love. P. S i hope you're vaccinated
I'm vaccinated! Thank you!😄😄 and yess the motivation is the most important☺️ I'm glad that you experienced love and priceless emotion that made you learn a different language!
Woww it's so sweet that you started to learn a language because of a person! I also decided to learn Spanish because i used to have a friend who is native in Spanish. And though now we don't keep in touch anymore, somehow i still keep learning this language, hoping for one day i will meet that friend again and talk to him in Spanish. Anyway, whichever language you're learning right now, i wish you'd be consistent and succeed in learning that language! Best wishes from Vietnam 🥰
I've watched almost all of your videos since I found out your channel. I really appreciate all the advice and sharings about learning languages that you give! I hope you will make more videos talking about languages like this. Cảm ơn chị nhiều lắm! Love from Vietnam ❤️
Your first language is hardest and each language you learn is easier. After four it's cake. Yeah, I have to learn a lot of vocabulary but that's easy just do drills constaaaaantly. Your first foreign language seems impossible. Your second is really hard. Your third is tough. Your fourth will be easy and so will each and every one thereafter.
Wise information that really makes me think!!! The beginning is definitely the hardest thing about language learning! I know it will get easier. Just gotta keep going!!! You are a true inspiration 🥰👩🏫🤗🤣
I do love your sharing. Thrilled to hear from you. Now I can fix my strategies better. Anyway, that point - Nothing Lasts Forever - is my favourite lyrics from a song so-called - What We Remember by Anggun from her 8 International Album. God blessed you girl.
Muchas gracias por compartir estos consejos... Realmente admiro como aprendes idiomas, estoy muy sorprendida. Thank you so much, I'll follow your advice! ❤
1. Is really true, if you bash your stupid brains out beating your head in with your own textbooks eventually it really DOES sink into even my thick thick skull and i wind up chanting arias in Italian or poetry in Persian. Seriously, DON'T QUIT KEEP AT IT even if you feel stupid useless worse than garbage just keep going never quit and EVENTUALLY it WILL work. Brute force method: ugly, stupid, slow but ULTIMATELY WORKS.
Excellent video. Like always you're great helping motivate others to learn a foreign language. As a teacher, I wonder if I could ask for your permission to use your videos for my future classes
So glad! And yesss It's a great honor! 🥰🥰 Please share me the photos of your class using my videos if you can! (Here's my mail: happiness336@naver.com)
Mylangs 님 궁금한게 있어요! 영어는 배운지 10년이 되었고 심지어 고급단어들은 듣고 이해하는 건 되나, 대화나 발표를 할때 고급문장 구사가 낮은 편입니다. 제가 다른 교수님께서 알려주신 방법으로는 기존에 쓰는 표현(동사나 표현)에 추가로 같은 뜻이지만, 좀 더 고급 단어로 바꾸는 연습을 하라고 하시더라구요. Langs 님이라면 어떤 방식을 추천해주실 수 있을까요? 도움 필요 합니다. 감사해요!!
안녕하세요!! 고급단어를 쓰는 건 원어민이라도 사람마다 어렵게 느껴질 수 있죠~? 저도 완벽하진 않지만, 인지에서 표현까지 소요되는 시간이 비교적 짧은 말하기로 바로 연습하기보다는 쓰기부터 해보시는 걸 추천해드려요! 고급단어로 대체하고, 내 생각을 고급단어를 써서 표현해보는 쓰기를 지속적으로 하시고, 그걸 입에도 자연스럽게 붙을 수 있도록 직접 쓰신 문장을 말하기로 연습도 해보시구요! 그러면 자연스러운 대화 혹은 말하기 상황에서 무의식 중에 고급 단어가 머리에 떠올라 말하실 수 있으실 거라 생각해요!
HI! I've been planning to study japanese and I want to study it using korean. However, I couldn't find any resources to start with. Can you suggest a japanese learning books or resources for korean speakers/in korean?
Yess! There are quite a lot!! I recommend you to search with the key word "일본어" on Korean online bookstores. Any book for beginners will be helpful! One of those Korean online bookstores: mbook.interpark.com/main/
@@mylangsWoah! thank you so much for this. There's really a lot of books and bookstores. I hope I could find pdf versions as well. Thank you very muchhh
¡Hola! primer vídeo que veo tuyo después de subscribirme, me gusta ver tus vídeos. Admiro y respeto tus trayectorias aprendiendo nuevos idiomas 🙏🥰 también me motiva ver cómo has logrados una buena capacidad en mis mismos idiomas de interés (claro, menos español, ya que soy chilena que también siempre ha vivido Chile) Me gustaría preguntarte, ¿sabes escribir los carácteres chinos y los kanjis japonés en papel sin ayuda del celular u otro apoyo? yo reconozco algunos hanzis, pero escribir si estos tiene mucho trazos es difícil y requiere mucho tiempo y memoria 😢 igual que con los kanjis ¡Saludos! PS, perdón si me extendí mucho, pero quería plantear mi opinión y duda 😅
I would definitively recommend learning to write kanjis/hanzis! Especially with their correct stroke order (!). It makes it so much more easy to learn them, even if you think you can recognize them. Yes that might be, but not every single stroke, often just how the character seems to look like. But by learning to write it with every single stroke, you can memorize it much better and can recognize it more precisely, as well as better differentiate it from similar characters.
@@Mia82978 ¡Si entiendo todo lo que escribiste en inglés! I will try to learn to write them again, I will practice them more and have more patience. I will not give up even if I struggle with 我 😂
@@VALENTINA-os9nn ¡Ok muy bien!😊 Good luck with it! In fact, 我 is one of my favorite character because I love how it feels to have the stroke order so much in my muscle memory that I don‘t even have to think about it much but it just comes naturally and creates these beautiful pictographs :)) Have fun with it!
Hola! Gracias por subscribirme! Y sí que sé escribir los carácteres chinos en papel.. y es normal olvidarse sin prácticas. Los nativos también a veces se olvidan si no los escriben en papel en seguida. Simplemente acostumbrate practicando mucho! Ánimo!!👊🏻👊🏻
Hey Mylangs!! Fan here!!! I'm just curious did you use the language stacking technique?? (learning one foreign language through another) or not?? What do you think is the best way... thank you❤
I did for some! It depends!! I recommend you to choose the most efficient way! I hope these two videos help you! How to study a similar language: ruclips.net/video/VfgTHxBBXXQ/видео.html How to study a different language: ruclips.net/video/QYfGl32NC0w/видео.html
I believe you speak English fluently I believe you can speak Japanese fluently because Japanese and Korean are similarities but Spanish and Portuguese or France I believe you didn't speak fluently
I believe you speak English fluently I believe you can speak Japanese fluently because Japanese and Korean are similarities but Spanish and Portuguese or France I believe you didn't speak fluently
I learned to learn your motivation when learning a language i stopped Russian and started studied Vietnamese because i fell in love to a Vietnamese woman unfortunately my feelings weren't reciprocited, it made me loose motivation in language learning and i felt guilty that i should have continued Russian.
But it was nice experiencing love.
P. S i hope you're vaccinated
I'm vaccinated! Thank you!😄😄 and yess the motivation is the most important☺️ I'm glad that you experienced love and priceless emotion that made you learn a different language!
Woww it's so sweet that you started to learn a language because of a person! I also decided to learn Spanish because i used to have a friend who is native in Spanish. And though now we don't keep in touch anymore, somehow i still keep learning this language, hoping for one day i will meet that friend again and talk to him in Spanish.
Anyway, whichever language you're learning right now, i wish you'd be consistent and succeed in learning that language! Best wishes from Vietnam 🥰
Understood. (1) the fruits of efforts, (2) well begun is half done, (3) every language is the same, (4) nothing lasts forever. Thx for sharing.
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I have the same mindset. You have to carry the languages with you through your entire life.
😉😉😉
Love your points about learning language . Specially:“ Nothing lasts forever .“
Yes!! Me too 🥰
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So helpful sharing my friend ,like 203 and full watched
Thank you!🙏🏻
I just discovered this channel right now and I'm in love with it!
So glad! Thank you🥰
I've watched almost all of your videos since I found out your channel. I really appreciate all the advice and sharings about learning languages that you give! I hope you will make more videos talking about languages like this. Cảm ơn chị nhiều lắm! Love from Vietnam ❤️
Awww 🥺🥺 love you!🥰
Your first language is hardest and each language you learn is easier. After four it's cake. Yeah, I have to learn a lot of vocabulary but that's easy just do drills constaaaaantly.
Your first foreign language seems impossible.
Your second is really hard.
Your third is tough.
Your fourth will be easy and so will each and every one thereafter.
시작이 반이다! 명심할게요 💜
느려도 꾸준히! 재미를 잃지말고 공부하는게 목표예요
유익한 영상 감사해용😉
선생님 손이 다치신것같아 마음이 아파요ㅠ
항상 건강하세요!
감사합니다!! 😉🙏🏻
Wise information that really makes me think!!! The beginning is definitely the hardest thing about language learning! I know it will get easier. Just gotta keep going!!! You are a true inspiration 🥰👩🏫🤗🤣
So glad! Thank you!!🥰
I do love your sharing. Thrilled to hear from you. Now I can fix my strategies better. Anyway, that point - Nothing Lasts Forever - is my favourite lyrics from a song so-called - What We Remember by Anggun from her 8 International Album. God blessed you girl.
Thank you!😘
Thank you! this video was very helpful and insightful, I could relate to some of the things you said and learned from the rest.
So glad!🥰
As a Korean why do you like to learn Chinese? Many Hong Kong people dislike learning Chinese That is why we prefer to speak English or Cantonese
Omg did you hurt yourself? Hope you're better!
Your advices came in a good time for specially because I'm feeling stucked (?) these days... Thank you!
Thank u!! I'm okay now! 🥰
i love your videos!
Thank you!😍
Muchas gracias por compartir estos consejos... Realmente admiro como aprendes idiomas, estoy muy sorprendida.
Thank you so much, I'll follow your advice! ❤
Aww 🥰
1. Is really true, if you bash your stupid brains out beating your head in with your own textbooks eventually it really DOES sink into even my thick thick skull and i wind up chanting arias in Italian or poetry in Persian.
Seriously, DON'T QUIT KEEP AT IT even if you feel stupid useless worse than garbage just keep going never quit and EVENTUALLY it WILL work.
Brute force method: ugly, stupid, slow but ULTIMATELY WORKS.
💪🏻
@@mylangs polyglots kiss better.
fact.
Great Video !!
🥰
Excellent video. Like always you're great helping motivate others to learn a foreign language.
As a teacher, I wonder if I could ask for your permission to use your videos for my future classes
So glad! And yesss It's a great honor! 🥰🥰 Please share me the photos of your class using my videos if you can!
(Here's my mail: happiness336@naver.com)
Mylangs 님 궁금한게 있어요!
영어는 배운지 10년이 되었고 심지어 고급단어들은 듣고 이해하는 건 되나,
대화나 발표를 할때 고급문장 구사가 낮은 편입니다.
제가 다른 교수님께서 알려주신 방법으로는 기존에 쓰는 표현(동사나 표현)에
추가로 같은 뜻이지만, 좀 더 고급 단어로 바꾸는 연습을 하라고 하시더라구요.
Langs 님이라면 어떤 방식을 추천해주실 수 있을까요?
도움 필요 합니다. 감사해요!!
안녕하세요!! 고급단어를 쓰는 건 원어민이라도 사람마다 어렵게 느껴질 수 있죠~? 저도 완벽하진 않지만, 인지에서 표현까지 소요되는 시간이 비교적 짧은 말하기로 바로 연습하기보다는 쓰기부터 해보시는 걸 추천해드려요!
고급단어로 대체하고, 내 생각을 고급단어를 써서 표현해보는 쓰기를 지속적으로 하시고, 그걸 입에도 자연스럽게 붙을 수 있도록 직접 쓰신 문장을 말하기로 연습도 해보시구요! 그러면 자연스러운 대화 혹은 말하기 상황에서 무의식 중에 고급 단어가 머리에 떠올라 말하실 수 있으실 거라 생각해요!
@@mylangs 너무 감사드립니다!!
ありがとうございます!
🙏🏻🙏🏻
HI! I've been planning to study japanese and I want to study it using korean. However, I couldn't find any resources to start with. Can you suggest a japanese learning books or resources for korean speakers/in korean?
Yess! There are quite a lot!! I recommend you to search with the key word "일본어" on Korean online bookstores. Any book for beginners will be helpful!
One of those Korean online bookstores: mbook.interpark.com/main/
@@mylangsWoah! thank you so much for this. There's really a lot of books and bookstores. I hope I could find pdf versions as well. Thank you very muchhh
¡Hola! primer vídeo que veo tuyo después de subscribirme, me gusta ver tus vídeos. Admiro y respeto tus trayectorias aprendiendo nuevos idiomas 🙏🥰 también me motiva ver cómo has logrados una buena capacidad en mis mismos idiomas de interés (claro, menos español, ya que soy chilena que también siempre ha vivido Chile)
Me gustaría preguntarte, ¿sabes escribir los carácteres chinos y los kanjis japonés en papel sin ayuda del celular u otro apoyo? yo reconozco algunos hanzis, pero escribir si estos tiene mucho trazos es difícil y requiere mucho tiempo y memoria 😢 igual que con los kanjis
¡Saludos!
PS, perdón si me extendí mucho, pero quería plantear mi opinión y duda 😅
I would definitively recommend learning to write kanjis/hanzis! Especially with their correct stroke order (!). It makes it so much more easy to learn them, even if you think you can recognize them. Yes that might be, but not every single stroke, often just how the character seems to look like. But by learning to write it with every single stroke, you can memorize it much better and can recognize it more precisely, as well as better differentiate it from similar characters.
Lo siento, no hablo español suficientemente bien para lo escribir en español 😅 espero que puedes comprender lo que quería expresar
@@Mia82978 ¡Si entiendo todo lo que escribiste en inglés! I will try to learn to write them again, I will practice them more and have more patience. I will not give up even if I struggle with 我 😂
@@VALENTINA-os9nn ¡Ok muy bien!😊 Good luck with it! In fact, 我 is one of my favorite character because I love how it feels to have the stroke order so much in my muscle memory that I don‘t even have to think about it much but it just comes naturally and creates these beautiful pictographs :)) Have fun with it!
Hola! Gracias por subscribirme! Y sí que sé escribir los carácteres chinos en papel.. y es normal olvidarse sin prácticas. Los nativos también a veces se olvidan si no los escriben en papel en seguida. Simplemente acostumbrate practicando mucho! Ánimo!!👊🏻👊🏻
Hey Mylangs!! Fan here!!! I'm just curious did you use the language stacking technique?? (learning one foreign language through another) or not?? What do you think is the best way... thank you❤
I did for some! It depends!! I recommend you to choose the most efficient way! I hope these two videos help you!
How to study a similar language:
ruclips.net/video/VfgTHxBBXXQ/видео.html
How to study a different language:
ruclips.net/video/QYfGl32NC0w/видео.html
5:27 swear to god that sounds like "Blah blah ming bai 明白"
😱
@@mylangs hehe :) i liek u
I want to learn the Korean language but I don't know-how and to start, please help me
Start with the letters, Hangul (한글)!
@@mylangs 🙂 thank you for your help. can you please tell Korean job sites?
What you eat for your Brain health I mean it's so difficult for brain and body doing that much every day...
Well wishes to you... fighting
Thank you! I rest well and eat well! 😁😁
@@mylangs you should 언 니❤🇵🇰
Hai Noona, i would like to suggest you to learn TAMIL language next
I'd try! 😉
안녕하세요. 광고 문의 드려고 합니다. 메일 주소 남겨 주시면 관련해서 메일 보내드리겠습니다.
happiness336@naver.com 으로 보내주세요! 감사합니다 😉
I believe you speak English fluently I believe you can speak Japanese fluently because Japanese and Korean are similarities but Spanish and Portuguese or France I believe you didn't speak fluently
I believe you speak English fluently I believe you can speak Japanese fluently because Japanese and Korean are similarities but Spanish and Portuguese or France I believe you didn't speak fluently