7 Polyglot Secrets to improve your Memory

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  • čas přidán 19. 06. 2024
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Komentáře • 27

  • @andymounthood
    @andymounthood Před 7 lety +15

    To apply tip #3, I like to study a variety of courses rather than trying to master one textbook. I study one course as quickly as I can comfortably, then move on to the next one. I memorize as little as possible. Since beginner textbooks and audio courses teach a lot of the same vocabulary and grammar, I get the repetition and review I need without doing them consciously. Basically, after 35 years of studying a variety of languages, I'm tired of memorizing and putting a lot of effort into studying, but I still want results. So this is my workaround. It's really easy in languages with a lot of materials available (such as German), but requires more creativity, research, and even sacrifice (studying courses I don't like much) in languages with few materials (such as Swahili). Sometimes, I just read and listen to all of the dialogs and reading passages in as many textbooks as I can and ignore most of the rest of what's in the book. I'm doing this now for Korean because I love the language but I don't like any of the courses I've found.

  • @InfiniteLineage
    @InfiniteLineage Před 7 lety +4

    Learning vocabulary in context is SUPER important. I still like Anki, but I used my vocabulary flash cards OUT of context.

  • @dantolo29
    @dantolo29 Před 7 lety +1

    I love your videos! I've been practicing most of your tips for the languages I learn and it's working wonders. :)

  • @DanielMaidlcanal
    @DanielMaidlcanal Před 5 lety

    Great! So important and useful tips!

  • @JiSiN3000
    @JiSiN3000 Před 6 lety

    I really like your videos.
    But i was really surprised about this one. This is kinda personally for me :)
    Thx a lot for visiting Bosnia i hope you had a good time!

  • @ricardo53100
    @ricardo53100 Před 5 lety +3

    "Most" is the word in Russian for "Bridge" as it is in Czech, Slovak, Slovene, Belarussian, Serbo-Croation-Bosnian and Polish. Only Ukrainian has a different word "Mist"

  • @ricardo53100
    @ricardo53100 Před 5 lety

    Dear Jan, thank most Dutch people whom I have met your command of English is strong and appears very natural. Can you do a video where you explain how English is taught in the public schools in the Netherlands.

  • @mjensenismeismjensen5587

    Great video! On an unrelated note: do you mind sharing where you got your sunglasses in this clip? They look awesome. And the girl sitting on the left across from you at the restaurant looks like Lydia Machova?

  • @armins7340
    @armins7340 Před 7 lety

    I love you because of this beautiful location! Haha

  • @jesussuperlightchris5797

    Good tips but the camera frame rate or something made it a bit jerky and my brain dizzy plus the sound was ramped up so was easily distorted on a regular tv.

  • @kompostv5429
    @kompostv5429 Před 6 lety

    Tips yg sangat bagus... Thank

  • @lucievec6683
    @lucievec6683 Před 4 lety +2

    Yeah, leave your girlfriend after you've mastered their mother tongue.

  • @vitorlopes463
    @vitorlopes463 Před 7 lety

    Simply Amazing!!!
    You're tips are always really helpfull to me.
    I'm studying Russian and Arabic at the time. I also know basic Mandarin and would like to improve my skills to memorize and pronounciate the tones.
    Do you have a special tip to improve it or it's just a matter of time and routine?
    Greetings from Brazil ;)

    • @AlexandrH
      @AlexandrH Před 7 lety

      Hi. If you know English we can speak via Skype in Russian for free.

    • @Metal7771
      @Metal7771 Před 7 lety

      zhilber21 здравствуйте, мой скайп caleb.glasco

  • @williamgomez4754
    @williamgomez4754 Před 5 lety

    Greetings for the famous language mentoring Lydia Machova

  • @Tehui1974
    @Tehui1974 Před 3 lety

    Anei te whakarāpopoto e whai ake nei:
    1. First input, then output
    2. Learn in context
    3. Use multiple resources
    4. Vary study locations
    5. use spaced repetition systems
    6. make connections (i.e. target words to known words)
    7. use the words you learn.

  • @RangelGabriel
    @RangelGabriel Před 7 lety +2

    Hey, someone can help me, please? I want to learn​ russian, but i don't know where to start. Maybe you could recommend me some app or site that teachs russian from the very very basic, and without using a lot of grammar? Or maybe give me some tips on this language learning? I only know the russian alphabet, and how to say "Thank you" and "Goodbye"... .___.
    Hey, alguém poderia me ajudar, por favor? Eu quero aprender russo, mas eu não sei por onde começar. Alguém aí poderia me recomendar algum app ou site que ensine russo do básico do básico, e sem usar muita, ou usando pouquíssima gramática? Eu só sei o alfabeto russo, como dizer "Obrigado" e "Adeus"... ._. (Obrigado por lerem!)

    • @2tz02
      @2tz02 Před 6 lety

      Pimsleur.

  • @danielgarciacdz
    @danielgarciacdz Před 6 lety

    Do Ankidroid utilizes spaced repetition?

    • @samdobie6748
      @samdobie6748 Před 6 lety +2

      Daniel Garcia Quevedo Yes, best thing I ever downloaded

  • @LingoShane
    @LingoShane Před 7 lety

    Great video! I am curious to know though why the girl in the video (assuming your companion) asks for ice cream in English and you reply in French?

  • @aninas2460
    @aninas2460 Před 5 lety

    I cant believe you were in Mostar 😭😭 I hope you learned something new :)

  • @reyansirwan7945
    @reyansirwan7945 Před 5 lety

    The sound of Adhan at the beginning is really wonderful ✨😄