7 Steps from 0 to Fluency in Any Language
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Embark on a transformative journey to fluency with our comprehensive guide, "7 Steps to Go from Zero to Fluency Fast and Effectively." This video is designed for language enthusiasts eager to communicate confidently and fluently in their target languages.
The video begins by debunking common myths about fluency, clarifying that it isn't about mastering every word or idiom. Instead, fluency is about the flow and ease of speech within specific domains or topics. This realistic and accessible approach to language learning emphasizes the importance of targeted learning and practical application.
Our step-by-step method guides you through:
Selecting Key Domains and Topics: Focus on learning relevant vocabulary and phrases for specific situations and interests.
Crafting Personalized Dialogues: Utilize tools like ChatGPT to create custom introductions and conversation starters in your target language.
Understanding and Practice: Translate and practice these dialogues using platforms like Google Translate for comprehension and correct usage.
Achieving Correct Pronunciation and Speech Flow: Seek assistance from native speakers or language exchange partners to refine pronunciation and natural speech patterns.
Repetition and Practice with Flashcards: Reinforce learning through regular practice and review of key phrases and vocabulary.
Listening and Imitation: Enhance your skills by listening to native speakers and imitating their speech, intonation, and expressions.
Seeking Feedback and Refinement: Regularly obtain feedback from native speakers or instructors to polish your language skills.
As you progress, the video encourages you to broaden your scope by incorporating more complex topics and cultural nuances into your practice. This holistic approach not only improves language proficiency but also enhances cross-cultural communication skills.
Join us in this engaging video to unlock the secrets to rapid and effective fluency in your chosen language. Whether you're a beginner or looking to advance your skills, these seven steps will pave the way to confident and fluent communication in any language.
0:00 Is it possible to be fluent in the early stage
1:00 What is fluency?
5:38 Choose the topic
6:27 Step 1
7:02 Step 2
8:08 Step 3
9:18 Step 4
10:43 Step 5
11:28 Step 6
12:12 Step 7
12:43 Progressing to the Intermediate and Advanced Stages
13:04 Develop Cross-Culture Communication Competence
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You are clearly one of my biggest inspiration for learning languages, thank you so much for your work and dedication
Thank you for sharing that.
@@polyglotdreamsI have a question. Can you learn more than one dialect even if it’s the same language? For example Brazilian Portuguese and European Portuguese
@Manueltion15 sure... focus on the differences
@@polyglotdreams thank you
Thank you for making this insightful video Sir! I just had the same wrong understanding of fluency before watching your video… That has not only led to a lot of stress and rush even after I reached advanced level of my second/third languages, but also stopped me from enjoying the journey as well as mastering those small, basic but important chunks. Now I’m on my way to learn my fourth one but with a completely different mindset, walking on sunshine with the light of your insights😊 Thanks again!
I am so pleased that it helped liberate you from all the stress... enjoy the journey!
I was wai... digo, estuve esperando alrededor de 2 años esperando que este canal se activara, y ahora veo que está más que activo!! Jajaja excelente, gracias por los vídeos, Tim.
Gracias! Ahora muy activo.
I like the 7 steps there and I agree that being fluent means different things and not just one thing, for example, the way I see it, is to understand mostly of what is being said and to able to get by and if you meet someone to be able to talk about different topics on the fly, it doesnt have to be an in depth conversation, just enough to get your point across, merry christmas.
Sure, the focus is on the flow of speech in a given context.
Thank you so much Sir. This is very inspiring, I have never had anyone explaining to me that clearly what fluency is, and how I can start to learn and speak the language at the early stage, normally I was very demotivated especially in the couple first month of studying a new languages, because I cannot see any progress. I will follow your guide and hopefully I can enjoy the learning journey better
Perfect... I am so pleased that it all makes sense yo you now, and you can apply it to your language-learning journey.
Thank you so much. It is a helpful explanation.
Glad it was helpful!
i love that youre using modern tools for this learning example!!
Learning is so much easier nowadays
Thank you so much for your advice!
My Pleaseure
Thank you.
You're welcome!
this video is amazing 😊
Thank you so much... I appreciate that!
Some of these steps aren't possible in some languages:
* languages with few speakers, such as Jemez (which has rules against writing the language), Viossa (which has rules against making teaching materials), and Lojban;
* ancient languages, such as Latin and Ancient Greek (there are weekly chats in both, but if you want to talk about pickup trucks, you may have to make up a word).
If you want to learn Sumerian, you won't find a native speaker, but you won't find anyone who's going to criticize your accent either. For Latin, you might get criticized by a modern Romance speaker.
Yes .. those are interesting examples.
Surely, someone is working on an AI chatbot for Sumerian. Otherwise, what's the use of technological advancements ?
@@jaysterling26 can you work on it?
you're using very extreme cases to try to prove him wrong? obviously these wouldnt work for basically extinct or super rare languages.. so dumb lol
This means when I'm anxious I'm not fluent and when I'm not anxious I'm fluent
Yes, exactly 💯
Sad for a native speaker@@polyglotdreams
@@KpopListener speaking anxiety can occur in any language, even our native tongues.
But why do I feel like 90% of all languages problems is solved with English only. It indeed is the most useful language in the world. Rest others are like additional supplementary aids like hobbies. But nothing can replace English supremacy. Lastly, on days when I feel so frustrated with language learning I really feel it's the exact same sentiments or thoughts that want to express in different languages so what the big deal, eh??
So for me, my emotions matter more than words.
If you traveled around the world you would find that the vast majority of people don't speak English.
Hola from Brésil.
Hola, Bem-vindo
非常感谢
Дякую❤
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I've a question, sir.
I get a grammar course easily of a language. But how can I get the other material i.e. Vocabulary, practice set and other materials from easy to difficult?
Have you tried asking ChatGPT?
@@polyglotdreams yes but answer was not satisfactory. Maybe I didn't ask questions in proper way.
Dear sir considering that someone is good enough to understand your lecture fully...does he need to learm anymore...? As far as upgrading is concerned it is always possible for a person who has already covered the fundamentals, the point is where should a person start as they dont understand the lectures!
We can always strive to improve 💪 even in our mother tongue
My opinion is:- it’s a lie when people are saying come come I’ll help you to speak any language in 20 days. It’s a lie. Three -six months yes. But not 20 days sorry. I don’t know why people are still saying I’ll help you to speak language for one week.you said 90 days it’s true but I know a lot of people who is saying come I know the method
Yes... I agree
The amount of time it takes highly depends on the target language and its similarities with languages one already knows.
It will take you a lifetime if you want to to speak your target native-like. I mean, having grammatical knowledge of a language is not enough . You need to have a command in areas such as phonetics, connected speech, correct pronunciation of word endings based on the last syllable sound, and so on and so forth. In the final analysis, your English will be pedestrian if you just practice for a couple of years. The opposite is also true, your English will sound superb if you practice on a regular basis for a lifetime. I've been there, I know what I'm talking about. Pay attention that I don't use the word "study;" instead I use "practice." Learning a second language is a whole different animal; you need to have a good command of the language. As a result, you have to live the language.
@@GRADER800 Thank you for your input ... we need to make some things clear in our terminology ... let's take English for example, many monolingual English speakers deviate from standard English pronunciation, and grammar rules and have lower vocabulary knowledge than some non-native speakers.
Living in the languages helps... I have lived around the world for about 5 decades since 1976 - age 18.
Cara mudah/cepat belajar bahasa Indonesia dengan menggunakan lagu "Balonku Ada Lima" yang liriknya diganti dengan :
a i u e1 e e3 o
ba bi bu be1 be be3 bo
ca ci cu ce1 ce ce3 co
da di du de1 de de3 do
ga gi gu ge1 ge ge3 go
ha hi hu he1 he he3 ho
ja ji ju je1 je je3 jo
ka ki ku ke1 ke ke3 ko
la li lu le1 le le3 lo
ma mi mu me1me me3 mo
na ni nu ne1 ne ne3 no
pa pi pu pe1 pe pe3 po
ra ri ru re1 re re3 ri
sa si su se1 se se3 so
ta ti tu te1 te te3 to
wa wi wu we1 we we3 wo
ya yi yu ye1 ye ye3 yo
za zi zu ze1 ze ze3 zo
nga ngi ngu nge1 nge nge3 ngo
nya nyi nyu nye1 nye nye3 nyo
e1 = e buah apel
e = e ikan lele
e3 = e apel/upacara
Lirik di atas dalam suku kata bahasa Indonesia berjumlah > 50%.
Setelah fasih/lancar, lirik lagu di atas + akhiran huruf H, K, L, M, N, P, R, S, T, & Ng (HaKila MoNa PaRaSiTaNG).
contoh :
H --> ah ih uh e1h eh e3h oh
s/d nyah nyih nyuh nye1h nyeh nye3h nyoh
s/d
ang ing ung e1ng eng e3ng ong
s/d nyang nying nyung nye1ng nyeng nye3ng nyong
Bila lirik-lirik di atas dikuasai dgn lancar/fasih, Anda setidaknya sudah menguasai > 95% suku kata dalam bahasa Indonesia..
Semoga Bermanfaat !!!
Tahukah Anda, suku kata "wor" pada kata wortel cuma satu-satunya suku kata dalam bahasa Indonesia..😁😁😁😁
Thank you. When I'll go to Indonesia I'll say this & it will win me friends..or I'll get more space on buses & trains.
Thanks