studying German for 10 hours straight *intense*
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- čas přidán 27. 05. 2024
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💌 about me: my name is Elysse, I'm 23 years old from the southern U.S. I've been learning languages for about 8 years, and I speak English (native), Spanish (C2), German (B2/C1), French (C1), Portuguese (B2), American Sign Language (advanced), and Turkish (A1). I'm interested in learning Hebrew, Chinese, Georgian, and maybe Náhuatl as well :)
0:00 idk why i'm doing this
00:29 our german itinerary for the day...
1:04 my vocabulary tracker!
2:45 writing + correcting practice sentences
4:00 playing Hangman in german!
5:50 i DO go outside.
6:10 reading a news article with NotionAI tools
6:47 go practice German with Lingoda!
9:35 watching TV in German + reading a novel
11:11 my conclusion on the german marathon
#learngerman #polyglot #languagelearning
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Você é muito bonita
That's an awesome and a terrible idea at the same time. I mean, you must've learned a lot, but it seems exhausting!
HAHA definitely just a fun little experiment! not sustainable
i think it becomes easier if you actually enjoy it!
@@erosbutyassifiedit does get easier but it can lead to burnout as well. I usually study languages between 4 to 6h a day. Minimum 4h. more if I count watching tv shows or playing games as « study time ». I personally count these as « relaxation time ». I’m so addicted to languages that I can’t help but spend 7 to 10h daily but tend to burnout after 2 month of daily work like this, so I go back to 2h a day for a month and then back to 7h a day for 1 or 2 month. That’s how I rotate 😅
@Histoireetturcologie-qm4ti what language do you speak? Do you feel thrilled when you study other languages?
@@user-go6il2tm4b I’ve been thrilled every single second I spent thinking about languages, linguistics or learning languages since I was 5 years old. It’s always a pure blast. I’m 37 and the love and passion I have for languages only grows bigger with time, cause the more you know the more it becomes fascinating. The more languages you grasp the more you understand the world’s immense puzzle of languages :)
I speak about 11 languages, can read about 8 different writing systems… I have studied about 20 languages in my life up until now but I’m currently only fluent in 6. It comes and goes, I have some languages that I forgot completely and I don’t mind, some that just fall asleep and then after a few days they are back as fresh as before, some that always stay strong because they are imbedded deep down in me like a native…
But yes, the more languages you study, the easier it gets. And it all makes more and more sense.
Maybe approaching it from a more natural standpoint of just living a day in German, will unlock a new understanding and feeling in the language and you’ll acquire more 🙌🏾
I have been following you since I was A0 in German, your video on resources to study german introduced me to your great content on the topic of learning languages and since then, I've been hooked. Now I'm sort of at a C1 Academical Level of German (TestDaF mit TDN5, through long self-study-session of 8 hours and drilling tons of vocab and grammar in Anki ;'( ), and I just wanna say thank you for the resources video in that video, because through it, I discovered a lot of other resources that helped through my journey.
Now I'm enjoying more the language through reading books (just like the ones from my favorite authours like Haruki Murakami), and it feels like German Learning really starts when you get to a C1 Level. Every day I still learn/acquire a ton of vocabs from books, watching TV or reading/watching(sometimes) Tagesschau.
So, what’s some good resources?
Maybe you might want to be a almost native German speaker
May I just say, her voice is so calming, and her video ideas never get old!😊
okaaay this was so inspiring! i haven't been studying languages actively for almost six months because i moved to another city and im still finding my feet and getting used to university... but now im trying to find some motivation and get back on track and your channel turned out to be such a gem! thank you so much
your dedication to language learning continues to amaze and inspire me 😤😤😤 good luck on the german C1 exam!!!
I love your videos about languages, Elysse!
It was extremelyy motivating and inspiring. I am actually a internationnal student in Germany and it was so motivating to see you learning German keep going u got this
Loved it !!!
Dein Deutsch klingt richtig!🫶🏻 deine Aussprache ist wirklich gut🥰
girrrlll you totally gave me a motivation to study german hahaha since it has been a long time that i didn't delve deeper into the german course...... danke schön für dieser atemberaubender Inhalt!!
Ayyye a new elysse video !!
;-D
Native speaker here, found your channel a few days ago while looking for ressources and videos about speaking spanish. I really like the way to approach a language, gotta admin that. Might even use a few methods myself!
You German sounds really good, how long are you learning it already and how come you chose German?
If you ever need someone to practice talking, let me know, happy to help!
De fato, eu adorei esse vídeo
I like this oneee ❤❤
Your german accent is awesome!
I feel like I have 5 hour study sessions 3-4 days a week right now because the motivation has just struck me over the last month, but I am actively avoiding German today, or any of the languages I'm learning for that matter, so that I don't entirely hit a wall. I want to take the B2 exam in just over a month though, so..... it's crunch time! I hope your C1 exam goes well :)
FYI ALL LANGUAGES TRANSLATOR allows you to translate large conversations which is good if you're reading a part in a book that you don't understand.
Please do a video regarding your DALF C1 exam 🎉❤
you're awesome :) hi from brazil 🇧🇷
(my dream is one day be like you)
you are like me! if you love languages :P
You just inspired me 😭😭😭
Deutsche hier die momentan spanisch lernt und deshalb auf deinen Kanal gestoßen ist. Tu alemán es muy muy bueno👏
You missed "big Parma". It was right there haha.
OH MY GOD
Seni çok seviyorum. Çok sakin bir insansın, ruhumu dinlendiriyorsun. Ses tonun dinlendiriyor yanımda senin gibi sakin ruhlu bir insanı çok isterdim.
How did you start studying German? Where did you begin with? Have you enrolled in courses from the start?
Someone sent me your channel because you started Farsi! Good luck with that and German too!
Wunderbar! Loved the video and got inspired to do it someday 😂 crazy and so tempting at the same time. Vielleicht mache ich ein Video wenn mache ich das 😅
Have you tried Anki for all that space repetition?
Spreadable cheese and ritz with summer sausage 😍
Müthiş bir zamanlama. Ben de tam Almanca çalışmaya başlayacaktım. Videolarını severek takip ediyorum. Türkiye'den sevgiler
I don’t think I could do the Sprint but I’d like to do one off courses here and there. Does Lingoda offer that or would iTalki be a better option for that?
Hello, Elysse. I've seen recently that you posted on Instagram story something about a website where you can check the numbet of words you know in a language, but I couldn't see what site it was. Could you please tell me which website it was? I'd like to check my vocabulary too, but I don't seem to find a good website to do so 😅.
Hola Elysse! Nos podrías explicar cómo usas Notion AI tools para revisar los textos?
Te admirooo mucho
Hola Desiree! recién hice un YT short sobre este mismo tema :)
That is amazing! Also never foing to do that lol. Maybe 4 hours if im feeling nutty.
I would really like to learn French! any tips?
I really envy your willpower :D
I am learning Spanish, how much it takes to get at least B2 level?
I usually learn 10- 20 words a day
Selten hört man einen Nicht-Muttersprachler so gut Deutsch sprechen! Hut ab! 👍🙂
Was heißt “hut ab”? 🤔
@@Sebbirit's an expression like "not bad!/respect!" or basically just the french "chapeau!"
@@Sebbir It's German for "Hats off!", a term of respect and recognition. The verbal equivalent of thumbs up.
random question what font do you use for the subtitles in your videos?
Can you narrate a day in your life entirely in German? That would be so fun and helpful to watch!
Soooo sweeeet ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️😘😘😘😘😘😘
Yo what's that Notion AI thingy that you used for ur writing corrections? I've never seen it before. Is it just a tool that u use for ur writing? If so, how accurate or at least good is it? I can't afford a tutor rn so a tool like that could really accelerate my own learning German.
Danke!
Edit: nvm just saw a comment that asked the same thing lol
You can also try DeepL Write. Supposedly the best for German, from what I’ve read
Have you played babadum or lingo play
You’ll be fine.
¿que series es la que aparece?¿que es el que apareece en el kindle?
hi! how do you make it to have german sub on netflix? do you use a VPN?
Happy. New year i lib eci
Welcome to my actual daily life of true hardcore language geek 😅
Loved the video, but as you said, it sounds exhausting. Maybe next time you could do 10 hours but in 5 different days. Basically a realistic way of how to study German in a normal week.
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How can i listen to her sound? (I am a english learner)
your nail polish🙂🙂
How come you don't use anki as an SRS? Saves loads of time.
Because i’d rather practice not just with flash cards, my tracker designates different activities for the different reviews - writing sentences, doing a free association map, etc
I whach Spanish tv
Pilot G-2 fan club
are we getting another language resolution for 2024?
multiple videos on my 2024 plans coming soon! ^__^
@@elyssespeakslooking forward to that! I find it fun to see what people plan on doing with their languages
Hi Elysse. This is not a criticism at all, because I've heard other people say it in recent years. You say expEEriment (long e) instead of exPERiment (short e). Did you ever notice that, or did anyone ever mention that to you before? I'm not saying it to troll or anything. I just often notice how people pronounce words, and when I hear something that doesn't sound common I start looking into it. I've checked different dictionaries and this phenomenon seems to be relatively recent because neither Webster's nor the Oxford dictionary cites the former pronunciation. Just wondering if you were conscious of your pronunciation of the word. It's the second time in a video I've heard you say it.
Haha i’m from the south of the US, that’s also a totally normal way to say it.
@@elyssespeaks Gotcha👍. It's kind of funny you say you're from the South. Maybe if you had a really strong southern drawl I would just have fit it in with your accent, but I just don't hear you as a Southerner.
What is her new language? I thought today was the reveal day?
It’s Persian, I’m learning it too and I recognized it when she showed glimpses
Are you lefty-hand? Cool😎
I liked the video, sorry.
Wie lange lernst du schon Deutsch?
Honestly, how many people liked this video just because she asked us not to at the end? 😆
pin? 👉👈
also will anybody wish me look in my 5th language? (arabic)
i will! good luck and wish u the best w it x
Thumbnail says 10h but the video lasts only 10 minutes, that's click bait ma'am
When you do the maths it’s actually 7H30 of study time, including 1h30 of playing a game and watching a tv show, so it’s more 6h of actual intense study time than 10h anyways.
I’ve done 10 hours in English like twice 🫠🫠🫠 I literally died