Language learning habits for success (I wish I knew earlier!)

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Not sure what to write about when you're practicing writing in a new language? Here's a comprehensive, 16-page PDF with prompts and tips that will set you on the right track to start writing Get it from my store here: wwwbuymeacoffeecom/lindiebotes/e/78666brbrRegardless of which level you are in the language(s) you're learning, this guide will be useful as it's packed with 112 writing prompts and activities, writing tips, a 7-step guide to success, and resources that will help you get the most out of your writingbrWhat you'll getbr- Background information on the importance of writing in a foreign languagebr- Tips for writing if you're not just ready yetbr- A 7-step guide to writing long-form pieces in a new languagebr- 112 writing activities and writing prompts for beginner, intermediate and advanced learners of any languagebr- Information on the relationship between writing and other language skillsbr- Resources and ideas on where to get corrections on your writingbr- A discount code to book a personalized language coaching call with me to discuss your writing or general language learning methods
Comment from : Lindie Botes

great one! this has been giving me some insight that would help me a lot in my languange learning journey
Comment from : zzyncxx

Te vi en los vídeos de @Lucas Lampariellobr brAhora nueva suscriptora ❤
Comment from : Selena Zamora

in brief:brIn this video, the speaker discusses their language learning journey and shares habits and mindsets that have benefited them They touch on: br br1 Being receptive to feedback and mistakes br2 Not being a perfectionist in note-taking br3 Looking at vocabulary differently by engaging with words and chunking phrases br4 Simplifying their learning process by focusing on one resource at a time br5 Taking notes in different languages br6 Understanding that not everything needs to be written down or reviewed constantly br7 Reading more in the target language br8 Being teachable and open to guidance from tutors or teachers
Comment from : e-genieclimatique

I have two notebooks: one for taking notes in class (which is messy) and another one for rewriting my notes in a pretty/neater way for when I turn it in (since much of the time, the assignment is just to turn in our notes) brbrI do better when I re-write things and always have, but I do it actively…not just like a robot lol I’ve always taken my notes like that and am trying to come to grips with writing them on my iPad app (cause environment), but I love the feeling of writing on paper 😂🤭 brbrThank you for all your help These videos are so lovely to have for motivation as well 🙌🏼🙌🏼❤️❤️
Comment from : Katie A

Is she saying Lingoda? I can’t find a link and she doesn’t show it on the screen 🤷🏽‍♂️
Comment from : Asbestos Flake

Ich kann ein bisschen deutsch sprechen, aber ich bin doch am lernen That was the first thing i memorised for german
Comment from : Alistair Johnisquire Mcghie

i suck at notes so never take em
Comment from : 1ajs

Lindie and other learners, do you find your native language sometimes suffers when you're in the thick of learning a new language?
Comment from : Cameron Croft

I am learning English and I start to make short videos in Youtube, write a journal every day and I am reading Animal Farm by George Orwell I have so much imput: I watch so much videos in Youtube, movies and songs but not output I understand but I can't speak
Comment from : Aby

I really admire you! WOW! Like Are you human? lol!
Comment from : Andreia Guerrero

Time stamps?! Upvote!
Comment from : Jeffrey Barker

Me gustan tus videos porque veo que tenemos cosas en común como nuestro tipo de aprendizaje (auditivo, no visual), el hecho de no usar calendarios estrictos, el usar el lenguaje en los apuntes que tomo, entre otras cosas Es por esta razón que tu contenido y consejos me ayudan mucho! Cada persona tiene su forma distinta de aprender, pero nosotras coincidimos en varios puntos Voy a aplicar los tips que nos das, y los que ya he estado haciendo antes de ver este video, los haré con más consistencia Gracias, Lindie! <3
Comment from : Isii Aspe

Using a binder to learn a language can help you understand how to organize how you learn and where to put things Right now, I'm currently dividing my language binders (Spanish and Vietnamese) into 8 categories: Goals daily/weekly planner, Vocabulary, Grammar, Creative Writing, Notes, Activities, Resources and Self Quizzes, tests and corrections This definitely helps if you have ADHD like me :)
Comment from : Bubblecatt

pick up mindset approach receptivebrbrif you bhave not/b check bed/b that out
Comment from : Sofigan Logan

How can I talk to a native speaker even though I’m only 14?
Comment from : Autumn Flurries

My only bit of pickiness with learning is that I actually love taking my notes and making them aesthetically pleasing because it helps me to process what I'm writing a lot more if I have all if the charts and color coordination, but that's just me :)
Comment from : Ghost

If you have dreams where you talking in a certain language the you can say that you can speak it I was never worried about to make so called "mistakes" its the task of the native speaker to understanding what i have to say its not my problem I'm pretty ignorant how or what they thinking about my spelling or grammar The important is that i get what i want at the end🙂
Comment from : Hans Löwe

Totalmente de acuerdo en todo lo que dijiste brYo prefiero comprarme libros para aprender nuevos idiomas en ingles, de esta forma igual mejoro mi ingles brY aprender vocabulario desde un contexto, porque aprender vocabulario en lista sirve para memorizar pero no para aplicarbrY también no tener miedo a hablar, porque hasta los nativos cometen errores gramaticales Mejor aprender a ser receptiva si te dicen que cometiste un error, y si da risareírse No es nuestro idioma natal, así que cometer errores es lo mas normal, y como dije, hasta los nativos cometen errores, así que el aprender bien un idioma es algo que hasta a los mismos nativos les cuestabrbrGracias por tu video me sirvió mucho el ver que tus notas están desordenadas 😅porque yo igual cuando escribo ideas que tengo en otro idioma cometo muchos errores, y el que se vea desordenado me bajonea Pero lo que dijiste es real, el querer tener todo ordenado sin ningún error no es realbrGracias por todo
Comment from : Danii v

Hi Lindie, what's your first language?
Comment from : Kay

Woohoo, this is the first video I'm watching from your channel and so happy to have found you!!! Struggling to learn Korean as a newbie and your video really encouraged me right now to press in and keep learning! And I'm from Singapore too! YEAHHH
Comment from : Valencia Lia Yip

Actually, I really like taking notes while I am learning a new language I feel like I keep the information in my mind better compare with the information that I didn't write I think everyone's way of learning is different But thank you for your advices
Comment from : Elif Demir

hechi brothridi brcan anyone please tell me in which language this words are written ? and can you tell me the of this words
Comment from : soumyajyoti sarkar

Just found your channel and I'm looking forward to checking out more of your content My wife and I just moved to Albania and we've started our language journey
Comment from : 2BeLikeChrist

I wish there was a European Portuguese course where if you attend all lessons they give your money back to you, I'm currently taking a class and haven't missed a lesson but ofc I'm paying full
Comment from : Başak Sungur

18 billion people in Africa? I think not
Comment from : accent77

Thanks
Comment from : JT

Thanks for sharing this Lindie!
Comment from : Matt Oliveira

6:12 "sekai pop" brilliant 😂
Comment from : PAMS HERE

I have to admit that this video not only gave me motivation to work on learning my target languages, but also motivated me rn to be organized and productive! Which is pretty rare to have such a boost from a video! ❣️
Comment from : Mishiki Crisy

Hi can you recommend me a podcast to learn English?
Comment from : Bryan Carrera

This is super useful, i remember when i wanted to learn to understand spoken English it was hard because of the different accents UK, NA south, north, Afro-American , etc and you just have to keep getting involved and feeding your life with those kind of contentbrbrThe day i finally got to understand 100 of Christopher Hitchens debates i was so happy, it is worth it
Comment from : Nietzsche-N20

i would love to try that japanese spanish diary book! i'm much more familiar with spanish but would like to learn japanese too (native english speaker)
Comment from : rachael rhymes with michelle

I'm feeling better now you have beautiful voice
Comment from : Gilza Soares Baião

So, don't you recommend me to write down Assimil on my notebook? I'm learning English and I always write down Assimil's exercises
Comment from : Daniel

Can you speak any other language of South Africa
Comment from : Mehmet Çeçen

Ah, yes! Without the pluperfect subjunctive where would we have been? 🤓
Comment from : GV

This was really motivating!
Comment from : Learn Urdu with Sara

I'm German but I use English for a lot of things and I've been wanting to learn Korean properly for years now and I've switched to learning it from English because there are just way more resources, especially online
Comment from : Sammy Demon

Thật tuyệt vời và thật bất ngờ khi tôi xem rất nhiều bạn you tuber, bạn là người đầu tiên tôi xem là bạn học tiếng việt Chào 🙋‍♀️, mình 20 tuổi và là người việt nam 🇻🇳 tôi đang bắt đầu học tiếng tây ban nha đó ❤️❤️❤️
Comment from : Chu Thị Thu Hạnh

I learn vocabulary by getting new words into flashcards in my phone and every morning I learn and trying to remember and than I read textbook That's the best way for me to learn vocab
Comment from : Barbara Richterová

you actually do not have to get scared to talk in other languages thinking that others will judge you cause i think the only people who will judge you are the ones who dont know the language as for native speakers of your target language, i think they will get more amazed even if you speak a bit think it with yourself for me, i would be super excited if a foreingner attempts to speak bangla (my native language) forgetting about the mistakes they are making so dont be shy😁
Comment from : LHTA 2661

"language learning journey" it's sounds good
Comment from : ElenaEkanatha Petrova

•With vocab words, create phrases to get the concept (set phrases)br•Write your notes in other languagesbr•Read morebr•Use lingoda
Comment from : -black cherry

Once i have a japanese native teacher who laughed at me at class because i didn't understand the hiragana writing, for me i was really hard to learn so i left him and now i'm studying japanese again with online people and i feel so good with the youngest friends !!
Comment from : Melina Cabrera

Yo se Como decirlo : ¿donde está el baño?😁
Comment from : Helena Rakel 🌻ДОНЬКА БАНДЕРИ

This is fantastic! I teach music at the college level, specifically in the jazz department I’m going to have my students watch this and translate these techniques to their practice of jazz improvisation Thank you!
Comment from : Alec Dube

Whenever I start learning another language I always fell in the same mistakes I always start very excited and few months later I fell like a total failure So, I realized that I have the wrong mindset, I'm always felling stuck because I force myself to memorize vocabulary lists or grammar rules all the time It happened when I was learning English and again when I was learning Japanese When I decided to make my hobby an English maintenance thing my vocabulary improved a lot My hobby is to watch videos, like any type of videos, about dogs, hair, languages, habits, etc This way I learned the vocabulary of many things that I like I wish I knew it earlier!!!!
Comment from : Lari

Africa does not have 18 billion people Cute faux pas!
Comment from : signmeupruss

I like how the Vietnamese popped up in there
Comment from : Phúc Mập Vlog

Could you not say that you have a gift for languages, so learning new ones is logical for you? Not anyone can do what you do
Comment from : Wendy Petersen

Africa certainly does NOT have 18 billion people
Comment from : RH Game Dev

thanks for the tips 😊brbri used to learn mandarin and now i'm learning korean i find that sometimes when i'm trying to make a sentence in korean, i'd be using chinese words instead i don't know how you do it with 12 languages i can't even deal with 2 😅
Comment from : Sylvia Wu

im here just like:brim learning languages with a language im still learning
Comment from : Adélia Lourenço

I'm used to criticism from my German teachers years ago Comments like "Kurt, schlecht! Du hast viele Fehler gemacht!" And"Kurt es ist abet schlecht wenn du nicht vorbereitet bist!"brSolike the young lady says in essenceGet over it!
Comment from : Curt Piazza

I think Duolingo will bring me to a level where I can practice on my own Will it work?
Comment from : blueberry sky

me who is learning English since kindergarten and still an intermediate
Comment from : blueberry sky

Thanks for this amazing video!brJust a question out of curiosity, do you have the plan or wish to be a fulltime youtuber?
Comment from : E-manual Criativo

I love you so much and I love your videos so much too
Comment from : Sokrim Kheng

I'm gonna try new languages after I get average on english my native english friends say I'm good at talking via text on english but I need to improve my grammar and talking skills also I'm not that good at writing paragraphs essays ect it makes my writing look like a hive blob of writing which is pretty hard to read for some people
Comment from : StudiousCay

I'm glad I realized I should just focus on one textbook and completing it I got really annoyed at how I kept learning how to count every time I picked up a new book and not learning anything beyond that I was always relearning something I already knew I found a study group too, that was a group of people working their way through the same book as well
Comment from : AaaaNinja

thankies
Comment from : euonia

Really motivating ! Thank you
Comment from : Lisa FAGEGALTIER

5:00 madigals book to lean Spanish is very helpful to learn Spanish
Comment from : Mohammad_ Hezan

As a little girl in a foreign country, I know my first breakthrough was when my friend at the time laughed at me and we laughed together I spent the rest of the day naming things without fear and she would help me 🙂
Comment from : DD

I already speaks 4 languages but i have never tried to learn a new language So its hard to start when there is sooo much on the internet (I have been learning those 4 languages since kindergarten so )
Comment from : Aisha Shabbir

Useful 👍
Comment from : Leena Mannarkkad

i feel bad for just using google translate (but tbf i've only done like 5 lessons in duolingo) but have a line from my favorite video game series in german that i decided to translate because of the "we remember words a lot better when they are in context of a phrase especially something that is related to something we are interested in" linebrdank dir bin ich mit unnötigen gefühlen gesattelt
Comment from : Curly Bug

Great tips Thanks
Comment from : Angela Edwards

YOU ARE AMAZING!!!! I speak English and Mandarin I feel that taking study notes is very important
Comment from : 5-minute Mandarin

Thanks, this was great Self-studying is great until a certain point, because how can we expect to speak until we overcome the discomfort of speaking to a teacher? Gotta be a fool before you can be fluent! 😄
Comment from : Z

Hello lindie I am malaysian so i am conversant in malay and english Malay is very similar to indonesian I notice that you are in singapore so give me a buzz if you want to practice malaysian I can get by in arabic as i studied in university I also speak a little german and am learning spanish German grammar is difficult Spanish is not so difficult but it is spoken quickly and i have difficulty Maybe the age?
Comment from : Wafi Nazrin Abdul Hamid

Think the videos are great Not not picking but the title seems incorrect, shouldn't it be "wish I'd have known earlier"?
Comment from : Terry Gilligan

1:24 the only thing can stop me from taking classes is money
Comment from : The Arajin

Where could i find mi diário en español I looked in Amazon but no luck
Comment from : the foxpit

I don’t feel comfortable without writing everything I learned it , while I know that I won’t back to that notebook
Comment from : ymir fritz

Gracias🙏💕
Comment from : Arqavan

I thought this was programming languages Who the fuck wants to learn shitty natural languages that dont have any formal systems or rules What a bloody waste of time lol
Comment from : Artaxerxes :

Omg , it's vietnamese!!! Goodluck sis!!!
Comment from : weeweepine

I start with kindergarten class books and they're so easy and fun when starting a new language
Comment from : Apoorva Sharma

I LOVE YOU LINDIE💚
Comment from : zehra x

receptivebrneatbrwork throughbrcounterintuitivebrforefrontbrpop upbrget solidifiedbrstrain
Comment from : alexlendover

Mình là người Việt Nam, tiếng Anh yếu lắm nên viết cmt bằng tiếng việt Coi video câu được câu mất bật sub lên thì hiểu sơ sơ Nhưng sẽ cố gắng để học thêm 1 ngôn ngữ Cố lên
Comment from : Linh Sơn Trà

I have a semi decent handle on Spanish, and the last few years I've been focusing on just French It's hard to motivate myself to read Eragon in french everyday There is no way I could get myself to do 12 languages Also it's taking so much time just to learn french I want a huge vocabulary It's slow going though I do about two pages a day Reading, listening to the audio, and learning words and phrases (sentence structures) I don't know I feel if I go too fast, it won't stick in my brain Plus I only devote about an hour a day to it
Comment from : Tony Hogg