The Fastest Way to Learn a New Language: The Solar System Theory

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When you start learn languages its a way that you can’t came backbrI really love watch some videos about polyglot methods and make my own methods I remember when i was learning English and a saw your video learning italian, that’s broken my mind
Comment from : Davi Martins

Que raiva que eu tenho desse moleque mano, filho da puta kkkkkk o cara sabe muito, eu entrei nesse vídeo já sabendo que ele ia vender um curso, mas ele é tão bom nisso, que eu acho muito bom assistir um "comercial" de 14 minutos kkkkk brincadeiras a parte, um dia quero ser que nem ele
Comment from : Fábio Trombini

Quyanaqpuk Katagiaq
Comment from : Hugh Youngers

Manual vehicles are fun, I'm glad you got the opportunity to learn how to drive one I'm also learning 2 languages too, Spanish and Portuguese; the tip you gave is good to get started and to feel more comfortable in the target language
Comment from : Demoys View

言語界の山田孝之！br専門性高くて全く使わなき単語覚えるより、「トイレはどこですか」レベルの実際使うフレーズを何の苦もなく言えることのほうが価値がある
Comment from : Ju Hyk

This guy said nothing valuable And there is 15 million views Goes to show you the power of a good title
Comment from : Justanotherguy312

que raro que el titulo sea en españo el video en ingles y que lo entienda lmao
Comment from : Sair Bohada Castro

My best advise is carry a notepad, learn what, where, why, colours, directions etcbrbrAlso, have a thick skin You might get embarrassed but most people are so happy your making the effort
Comment from : Wasp 39

Love the people who are like "find a foreign speaking boyfriend/girlfriend", as if it is easier than actually learning a language😅 brOn a more serious note I found that having a good flashcard app is the way to start Quizlet and karteto are my favorites
Comment from : Alexander Tolstyakov

i don't think you understand what fluency in a language means
Comment from : valerie

Bruh you speak dozens of languages but cannot drive a basic car? 😅
Comment from : Yavuz Yorulmaz

I just noticed something, with every language you speak you incorporate a certain character, it's probably due to the tonation and the way of speaking of each language But what it really shows to me is that language learning is such a superpower, you live a situation differently with every language Btw I really enjoy your content a lot and it's a huge source of inspiration for me
Comment from : sofiane guizef

Such a useless video All hype, no objective advice
Comment from : Hannah Hawk

This video is just 'memorize words from a frequency list' with unnecessary amounts of explanation
Comment from : Morgan

Now I can really say I was blind all these timebrBut the main point here, how can I know the " core words "?
Comment from : Nazim Kacimi

This reminds me of zipf's law
Comment from : Luke Videckis

There no end to new gimmicks, because most people are simply incapable of learning a foreign language I wish you luck in your scam!
Comment from : LesserMoffHootkins

Realy good video I don't know how to drive either till right now I guess I need to get rid of this fear to learn it this year
Comment from : Rosemary Feng

Great video about how to drive a stick gear car
Comment from : Omar Alshangiti

As a special education teacher that works with limited to non-verbal students, there is a system called the Core 40 - which is basically the 40 words that make up 80 of generalized speech in the US So I would focus on that first with my students when teaching them to use their communication devices and "functional" ASL This makes sense to me, and helps with my frustration for learning/refreshing other languages I'm studying since the app I use for them just tells me I got something wrong, but doesn't explain the WHY - it assumes I'll pick up on the subtle nuances myself, and I don't always do that I know not all of it is due to a processing delay I have which makes "hearing" language difficult for me
Comment from : Nighean Donn

As an older dude, struggling with my less pliable yet overstuffed with randomness mind, trying to learn the infamously difficult Japanese, this make perfect sense
Comment from : 5chevin5

I want the VW My favourite car Driving a stick is to be engaged with the car and how it handles Nothing like it
Comment from : Ross

No argument with the video but what language learning comes down to is the amount of effort you are prepared to put in to it I was a languages teacher and tried many methods Courses were based on the most frequent words This is not a new concept The difference between a school pupil forced to learn a language and adult learners is simply motivation It is the level of interest brought to the subject You can’t force feed a language to someone who doesn’t want to learn The learner has to want to do it
Comment from : L S

The most insane thing is I have two tabs open one (this) for language the other on driving stick someone this video turned into a french stick driving lesson midway through
Comment from : 501c_Baby

Oh, my days! you should start your video by saying you are charging money I feel I've wasted 7 minutes here on obvious statement "learn the most common words" wrapped up in some obscure universe analogy story Most people is far ahead of you using memory castles, mnemonics, and spaced repetition to advance their learning skills and is probably checking out this video in hope of learning something yet undiscovered but you provide completely underwhelming and uninspiring material, only to say, there is more after you pay Completely disappointed
Comment from : Maciek S

Cool take on this! I found that even using google translate is more useful than following a book or course as I find out how to say things that are useful in my personal life As you said, my core words are different than yours and I think that's why we should approach learning by focusing on the basic phrases and also how a language sounds A lot of them have a certain fluency that can be learned as well and you can go a long way without even learning the grammar That's how I learned english in the first placefrom movies :)
Comment from : Brial

wow at first Im getting crazy at spanish But after applying some part of the method it just makes sense to me now Muchas gracias señor
Comment from : Yowww

Wow, this is amazing!
Comment from : Ali Aqsa

I learned to drive a stick by buying a 1976 Toyota Corolla and having to learn just to drive it home off the lot The thing about Beetles that I drove was that the pedals were bottom-mounted while in other cars they are top-mounted This makes a difference in how it feels when pushing the pedal in, especially the clutch But when you have only a stick-shift to get around town you master it quickly
Comment from : Aaron Dyer

There is some truth here—but I think this sort of message, like "just learn the most common 1,000 words and you'll understand 80," can be very misleading Steve Kauffman explained the reason why: Often in such cases, the missing words will be the most important You'll have all the connecting words etc, but you'll still be missing the 1 important noun or adjective that completely changes the meaning of the sentence And in a conversation, even if you can make your own points with simple words, you also need to understand what native speakers reply back to you—and most native speakers use a LOT of words So, to have "fluent" conversations, you really do need to understand a LOT of words And with full-speed native speech, you need to understand them quickly and intuitively in context, not just being able to answer a flashcard about them So, taking this all together, I think the journey to fluency is much longer than videos like this make it seem And I tend to think that a lot of commenters on these videos who say "I became fluent in X language in 6 months like this" are exaggerating their level of "fluency" in most cases (But idk, maybe I'm just biased because I've been learning Japanese, so it's just way harder than Spanish, French, etc, for native English speakers to learn)
Comment from : masamang tao

language classes in school aren't about teaching fluency They are just about teaching basic greetings and grammar They are just an introduction to the language and culture, so they aren't interested in efficiency or long term memory The only efficiency they are interested in is getting the most students to understand a predetermined amount of material in a limited amount of time
Comment from : William Penn jr

So, before I can learn a new language, I have to learn math and astrology Got it! 😁🤗brThank you for sharing your method!
Comment from : Mona Mina

Just my mistakes in driving! I thought I was just really slow at understanding, but actually it just takes practice, so nice to see others learn and realize it's not supposed to be easy right away and the view was magnificent! brIt's a very interesting approach of looking at language structure, we do need languages to communicate, to share ideas and self-express, to make new connections, not to just list words and grammar rulesbrSpeaking different languages is broadening one's mind and giving yourself more opportunities to make new friends and meet greet people and for that you just need to start, get over the fear of making mistakes and brake out of the comfort zone, it's certainly not necessary to be fluent to start brThis video is so beautiful and passes a good message🤍
Comment from : GiGi Gem

In highschool I had that confindence that I have a pretty good level of English, but now that I'm interacting with people from around the world I see how little i know It's like there's that barrier that i can't overcome and I struggle to speak to them freely
Comment from : Victor Vasilev

I'm almost 16 years, and i'm trying to learn just your (probable) lenguage (english) It's really hard to me, but when i remender than one people (like you) can communicate (s?) with that lenguage i try it again and again brbrI wrote it without google tranlation, if you could, please tell me if there is some mistake (probable it there)
Comment from : Tres Mari · há 356 anos e

Thanks a million That’s brilliant I appreciate it 🎉 cheers and best regards, Winai
Comment from : G Shannon

Drew, I've watched your videos for years; and I am always surprised by the true quality of your camera work and information Thanks a lot for the work, man You've come a long way, but we will never forget those good old days😃🤙👌
Comment from : Boosh Koosh

This video is a great explanation for why the earth is the centre of the universe
Comment from : Lisa Parrott

An artistic view of language, thank you
Comment from : Kamikaze

Why do I feel like I'm watching a masterclass video? 🤩🖤
Comment from : Hagrid

Omg he looks like Harry Potter with glasses lmao
Comment from : Danni Bby 🍰💋

It's nice that you said hombre instead of mec! Proof that you're multilingual
Comment from : Mrs Berganzo

I know 25 languages, and the more you learn the easier it gets, because all the “core” connecting words! Great video Now I need to stop speaking half Romanian half Spanish sentences :)
Comment from : Veni Vidi Amavi

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Comment from : آني

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Comment from : Brain Boosters

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Comment from : Brain Boosters

hello
Comment from : hochunickname

Great video, especially the travel bit in French Not sure if you saw this, but the French and Spanish subtitles overlap, unfortunately Anyway, thanks for making this video!
Comment from : Daniel

Might be the first thing i buy
Comment from : Jazz pæ

the guy says to subscribe to his newsletter to become smarter, but doesnt know how to drive stick omg
Comment from : Miguel Mendes Melo

I learned a lot from this video You learning how to drive a stick at the end it was fun Please share more things like that!
Comment from : Rosannasfriend

JUST 45TH SECONDS IN THE VIDEO AND I ALREADY JOTTED DOWN 15 WORDS, THANKS TO HIS SPANISH SUBTITLE ( AM LEARNING SPANISH )brP S - BY THE END OF THE VIDEO, I DON'T KNOW HOW MANY WORDS WILL BE ADDED IN MY VOCABULARY SINCE IT IS ALMOST 15 MINUTES LONG
Comment from : Kolkatar Chele 111

Learning French because its a beautiful language plus I really like their music and want to be able to understand it
Comment from : ☦ Kelly Shea

Hi! I love languages! I’ve studied several languages and am starting Egyptian Arabic Can you recommend the best course for learning Arabic?
Comment from : Ashley Walker

i ran into this subject a few days ago and so i bought a Spanish Frequency Vocabulary Dictionary top 2500 words book it just came in today and read the first one hundred comforting to know i knew 95 percent of them
Comment from : Ronald Harris

super encantado con este canal
Comment from : Romario Vallles

I Am Trying To Learn how to count from Zero to 1 Billion In Japanese as well as Speak Basic Japanese both in Hiragana and Katakana
Comment from : Nathan Eric Schwabenland

School's system is bad because its like if instead of taking the solar system circle by circle you cut it up into pie slices and did those one at a time I know many words in Spanish that I use in English only a few times a year at most, and there are daily words that I don't know
Comment from : Srgt Jönk

I love your content
Comment from : Sheyma Firuze

nice ikigai bre
Comment from : L3NN1

Sure most frequently used words are a good idea But remember to learn in full context Stories In what form doesn't really matter I prefer watching series at my level And work your way up Chrome extensions like Language reactor can help with that
Comment from : Jansen

Another bullshit, clickbait video to get views
Comment from : Brandon

This is the best advertisement I've ever seen, well done 👏
Comment from : Rikard Sivard

Aka law of diminishing marginal returns
Comment from : Eek Power

The hard part, at least for me isn’t vocabulary It’s conjugation, sentence structure and idioms
Comment from : Mike R

Has anyone tried his paid course? Is it any good?
Comment from : Love To Do Cool Stuff

Anyone who bought the “Language Learning Guide” has any feedback? Does it work with neurodivergent people?
Comment from : Rebecca Lagou

13:28 … yep he is right
Comment from : Lisa Schröpfer

Im sorry but this 15min Video just contains 1 Learn frequent words and 2 Ads???? Could just fit in the title…
Comment from : Definitely Anonymous

For me, it is unbelievable that some people (and mostly all Americans) can live with just one language It really makes life more difficult
Comment from : Mystical Man

i’ll try to use this method from now on for japanese and korean it worked when i was learning english (though i didn’t know this was a thing lol)br hoping for the best ^^
Comment from : tay

I grew up speak 3 languages ( Fulani, Sango, and French) and learned English on my own 2 years ago and I just started learning Russian this week and I'm already done with the alphabet, greetings, counting, pronouns and some useful word, I intend to spend 5 hours a day on it and hope I'll be fluent in 6 months
Comment from : Ibrahim Buhari

The best way to advertise your course Really respectful and not trying to sell the shit out of it
Comment from : Muhammad Musa Khan

I've always said I'd really like to have one of those brain diseases or head injuries where you "wake up" from it and can suddenly and unexpectedly speak another language fluently I guess I'll start with this method in the meantime Thanks for the motivation!
Comment from : vansan

When learning Spanish, my vocabulary revolves around football since I play the sport, I am into the sport and I follow Real Madrid
Comment from : Lemuel Buitre

I think getting familiar with common English phrases , and words don't just create simplicity, but it also creates a foundation for the brlearners to explore and learn more sophisticated and less common words or phrases of a language
Comment from : Japer

Thanks!!
Comment from : Sol Rose

I view learning languages like solar system too brBut in a different way inner circle is verbs and tenses of verbs brNext circle is questioning words which where what how etc pronouns prepositions brThe next is adjectives hot cold pleasant offensive etcbrLast come nounsbrGrammatical construction of sentences comes last brAnd learn as you go usually the grammatical construction matches a language you already might know so it's as easy as substituting the words with the known language brLearning a new language to survive in a foreign county takes a few hours rather than days or months
Comment from : naresh rayasam

Just looking for an opinion I've tried learning languages but get fed up usually quickly I tried learning Chinese and Japanese which was very difficult so I thought I'd work my way up through say starting with Spanish I have a list of around 1000 cognates and 1000 of the most commonly used words with sentence examples only in Spanish next to them to learn through context, but I'm just wondering if anyone has an idea of how I can find what would be in the top say 10 and what would be in the say the higher percentages etc or is there no real definitive answer Thanks
Comment from : Ciarán Howard

So yeap, I just watched a 14 minutes fucking advertising video!
Comment from : andy80186

fyi, you can definitely shift from 3 to 1, or even 5 to 3 or 4 to 2 It's called block-shifting You just have to be going at the correct speed so your countrol of the vehicle doesn't suffer Shift from 5 to 3 without slowing down, your revs will go crazy and you'll burn twice as much fuel
Comment from : Anton Slavik

The morning brew mentions nothing about the protest in Iran, nor the women who got killed for taking off their head scarfbrUnfortunately not sth I will be using to inform myself about the world, I prefer a printed newspaper
Comment from : lonely thoughts

I have been here for 6 minutes now and everything I've learnt could have been said in 30 seconds
Comment from : E Ml

The irony I littery drive a stick shift little hyundai in French Canada and learn french
Comment from : Red_head roofing in July

En todo el video no dijiste cómo aprender realmente un idioma
Comment from : Ramiro Mtz

An excellent presentation
Comment from : Jeanette Keegan

You are one smart mofo! brDude, thanks, this actually makes sense
Comment from : Mermaid

I really want to watch this video, but I just can't Even on 2x faster speed, I lost pacience Just get to the damn point, Jesus freaking christ
Comment from : Manuel

In your course, can you pick a specific language to learn?
Comment from : The Division

Can you please mention where this place in Portugal is exactly ?
Comment from : Sufiaane Аит Элхаж

As a video editor, this video is spectacular Absolutely glorious cinematography and timing Wow
Comment from : Aidan Flynn

PS in your opinions, how many languages are too many? Is it possible to keep a large number, or is it better to focus on a few and really focus on those? how to deal with the guilt of not knowing enough of a language?
Comment from : Sheelie Kittie