HOW TO LEARN ANY LANGUAGE IN 6 MONTHS

listen, I know you want to

learn

a new

language

, but unfortunately there is a lot of noise, there are a lot of people filling your head with false expectations and in fact even your own brain can sometimes sabotage you, oh wait for you of all the people you go to

learn

. a

language

, don't you remember Spanish class in high school? Yeah, whatever, that's exactly why I'm making this video, so here's how long it takes, here's why, and here's how to do it. You can reach a level of conversational fluency in 6 to 12

months

. In almost any language, the amount of time it will take to learn a language really depends on its innate difficulty, for example, easier languages ​​for English speakers to learn like French, Spanish, Norwegian, etc., should take about six

months

or so. , even for my own personal transformation of French.

I mean, in case you don't believe me, it only takes six months, right there, check it out, maybe after this video I recorded myself for six months learning French and at the end of those six months I went from not knowing. anything to be able to understand TV shows and YouTube videos without subtitles and be able to express most of what I want to say, so it's definitely possible and within this video is actually the same method that I used to learn French, everything said, medium difficulty. languages ​​will take about nine months, at least nine months and the most difficult languages ​​will take at least 12.

Now most people seem to think that learning a language takes years and years and that you can never finish learning a language, and ​They are right. You can never really finish a language, even in your native language, there are always more words to learn; However, connecting with others is usually good enough to express whatever you want to say and have a good laugh, and also generally having a free-flowing conversation, that definitely is. It's so hard, it definitely doesn't take that long, as long as you know what you're doing, the idea is to put it aside, so before we get into what works, let's talk about what doesn't work.

There are usually two main culprits, one not using. the right resources and two not being consistent, what are you doing? That means two months of using duolingo alone every time you go to the bathroom. That's like it helps to talk to natives. It can work from the beginning. However, lessons will often be unstructured because, let's face it. There's a lot to learn at first, one day you might be talking about fries, the next you're talking about dating and nothing's working, not to mention the fact that you're probably paying a lot more money than you should. for people to teach you what you can learn yourself the basics cool use of gabelus shrimp dog requires now consistency is key to learning any new language or any new skill I really mean think about it plants don't grow on their own once a week, they grow every day and maybe sometimes they are a little lazy, so it's not every day, but at least most days of the week, now let's see what really works.

This is a method that I use and it is called the fme method. FME basically means Simplified Fluency, which is the title of my book, where the method comes from and there are three stages in this method, the first stage is the end point, the second stage is the exit and the third stage, the refinement, that refinement stage we are not going to worry. about that right now, this for people who want to get past conversational fluency and want to really move forward, and it takes a long time to talk about just the first two stages, so let me explain to you what's okay.

How do babies learn? How did the children learn? Do they learn by being graded on grammar tests and hating themselves? No, they learn by listening and listening and listening even during the first two and three years. The only thing it's about is listening well, I mean, especially if you've ever done it. I have been around a two year old recently, all they are doing is listening, letting go and staring frozen over and over again. I just feel bad for the parents. I just feel sorry for the parents, but that being said, they listen a lot and then. eventually, after listening a lot, they started to understand the language a little, they started to speak and then mom corrected them and they spoke more than dad corrected them, then they kept talking more and finally they didn't even get corrected sometimes at school anymore, except for For me, that's what worked, that's the best way to learn a language because what you need to do is learn in a way that is almost effortless for me, my method is really structured to be fun, that's why during the entry stage, which should last between three and six months depending on the language you are studying, obviously it depends on the difficulty, as I said, in the entry stage, what I recommend from the beginning is to watch television programs with subtitles and Also look for some interesting ones.

YouTube channels in the language you're trying to learn now, obviously at first you want to use subtitles, but once you start to understand a good part of what you're listening to without them, then you want to remove them. but we will talk about that later, so at the entry stage, the three main resources are Pimsleur, there is SML, there are many and there is classic, they are all different language learning programs. I highly recommend to everyone watching this if you are thinking about starting a language in At least the first thing you do is GoGet Pimsleur because Pimsleur is the program for beginners, it's a lot of fun, basically at the beginning they talk and talk and talk and talk and no you understand nothing and at the end of the lesson you understand everything they talked about. approximately and there are 30 lessons per level, etc.

I would use it with all languages ​​while speaking. I learned five on my own, so trust me. Pimsleur takes you up a skill level as the mill kind of takes you from beginner to intermediate. will guide you through most of the language after you finish a civil, you will have a very good understanding of the language and basically what it is, it is like half a textbook, half is like a textbook that It comes with audio CD, two more audios. files and it's good and it's also quite interesting and it doesn't require a lot of grammar, but you learn, you actually learn grammar through practice and you absorb it gradually rather than reading a grammar book and you know it in general.

How do you know when you have reached the exit stage, which is approximately the time? If you've been watching your TV shows, when you start to feel the click of the language, you're like, okay, I get it, maybe not everything. but maybe 50% of the words I'm starting to hear 60% of the words I'm starting to hear and that's the time when you want to start to move away from the subtitles and venture out with a tutor. I usually use the website I'm talking about. that's my only resource for the exit stage and what you want to do is probably every other day I would say, or every day, if you can't afford it, just talk to a native speaker whose only goal is to improve your language directly on the language. you're trying to learn that helps a lot I guarantee three four five months maybe even two it really depends on how fast you learn that language it's yours like yours it's yours and very fast the reason it works is because Pimsleur is a beginner's program that kind of takes you to upper beginner from there, axonal takes over and takes you to that intermediate stage and that last program I talked about is called Classica and it's optional, you can use it if you want, it basically just throws you a bunch of sentences and it helps you assimilate the language and get used to the sentence structures and it is a very good program that you can check out also if you feel that you are not really ready to take this step and start talking to the tutors, and that is basically in an En few words, how can I learn languages ​​quite quickly and I hope this video helped you if this video helped you and if you found the information in this video that I open, I sincerely recommend that you check out the book I broke fluency the easy way.

I put my heart into that book, it's 80 pages long and it's all concise, it's all about opening up information that will take you through the language and get you where you want to go. I highly recommend it because it further expands the method I just talked about. but it's also about debunking myths and putting yourself in the right mindset of what you should expect and what you can expect, so definitely go and check it out. Fluency becomes easy, calm, but that was the boys' next video. The tribe will probably be a reaction video, so how do they like apples?

Thank you all for watching so much and also, yeah, bye.