Combine These Language Learning Strategies for Success

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Do you combine nuts and bolts and big picture learning in your language studies?brbrThe app I use to learn languages —> bitly/3xWZg5MbrbrMy 10 FREE secrets to language learning —> wwwthelinguistcom
Comment from : Steve Kaufmann - lingosteve

My advice is to learn the Arabic language I am an Arab Standard Arabic is understood in all countries and Arabic dialects I am not Egyptian and sometimes I have difficulty understanding the Egyptian dialect as well as some countries But Standard Arabic is a stable language that is understood by all After that, you can add some dialects to it It will be easy, such as the Gulf dialect It is considered good and close to the Arabic exam Thank you for all your content I am following you in order to learn English
Comment from : Sure Cute

Question Steve about the book you reference, American Psychosis I thought it was about how the federal government destroyed the mental illness treatment system Are we talking the book by Fuller Torrey, as I’m not sure where you got the history of right-wing hysterical movements in the United States?
Comment from : Edward Brown

I learn English , and Spanish currently my mother is French and Dutch ( not German)
Comment from : Evelyne J

J'apprend le Français et je l'écoute souvent quand je fais la vaiselle Des balados et aussi la radio Parfois j'écoute des balados en Anglais (ma langue maternelle)
Comment from : Andrew Gray

Merci pour vos conseils qui sont toujours pertinents Et merci pour la nouvelle expression que je découvre " nuts and bolts"
Comment from : Michèle Paupelard

Steve do you have any recommendations for Farsi listening content?
Comment from : patrick

How to listen on Linq, do people just play text at 075 speed or something?
Comment from : lyndon bailey

We’d love to hear your thoughts about the protests and human rights violations currently ongoing in Iran Please lend us your voice #opiran #mahsaamini #freeiran #womanlifefreedom
Comment from : S J

If we just want to learn a language to be conversational, let's say B2 No interest in writing (just reading and speaking) After working a lot on listening, how often should we have a session with Coach (Lingq or Italki or Preply)?
Comment from : Marcelo Silveira

أنا عربي، صدقني العرب نسوا لغتهم ،لا تتعلم اللهجات، تعلم العربية الفصحى سيعطيك كل القدرات،العربية الفصحى هي المعيار اللهجات مليئة بالأخطاء اللغويةأصحاب اللهجات جاهلون هم أغبياء لا يتحدثون على أساس ثابتليس لديهم قواعد ثابتة أبداًأما الفصحى لديها قواعد ثابتة لا تتغير أبداً
Comment from : Golden Man

Hi Steve The easy readers, with audio, English, Arabic, and phonetic transcription, by Lingualism have facilitated a major breakthrough for me in Egyptian Arabic I had felt plateaued for years, despite considerable effort, and now, in my iTalki sessions, I am feeling much more comfortable and fluent, thanks to Lingualism Kalimni Arabi is also excellent, but is only in Arabic, and therefore requires a tutor Best wishes, Steve, and thank you for all your guidance I love LingQ!
Comment from : David Sutton

爷爷几时能出中文的讲解
Comment from : Yeekiat Lim

I heard that Egyptian or Lebanese Arabic are the purest
Comment from : wolfthequarrelsome

12 millions word in Arabic!
Comment from : Yacine China

Steve you are amazing, you inspire me to learn more ❤️
Comment from : Yacine China

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Comment from : Yacine China

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Comment from : M ,T STORIES

I remember when MTV was just musicbr*
Comment from : autentyk

You are a genius!
Comment from : Sara MG

Hello Steve! I would love to get your recommendations for Arabic and Farsi beginner textbooks, I'm looking to get started with those next year Teach Yourself? Assimil? What books do you recommended to get the basics and most importantly for learning the script?
Comment from : namstee

Stev! You've always been providing such good tips, I am an Arabic speaker and I offer you a free tutorial sessions which help progress in the language
Comment from : Osamah Amjawir

Hello Mr Steve, I'm lebanese citizen and live in turkey, if you want any help to understand the arabic in lebanese accent i'm ready to help
Comment from : Dania OKB

I'm a beginner in Arabic and feeling a bit overwhelmed, the only language I studied a lot before was Spanish which isn't anywhere near as hard
Comment from : Hollis Williams

Seems like a lot of opposite approaches are beneficial in language learning This is along the same vein as novelty vs repetition You're not going to get all the details by just listening through but if you only focus on the grammar, or trying to understand everything you will run out of motivation or get burned out brbrI personally have my shows I watch purely for enjoyment at the end of the day and my more traditional studying earlier in the day
Comment from : Mark Rideout

You are a very important part of my English learning, thank you Steve
Comment from : Ricardo Siqueira

Great video like always, Steve 🤗❤️🤗❤️
Comment from : Deutsch mit Purple

Why do i don't understand advance words in english? I found learn advance words in english is tall order But i won't Throw in the towel speak english😊brWhat do you mean by Nuts and bolts?🤔
Comment from : Ario Handoyo

Discipline and perseverance and immersion
Comment from : M Y

I'm at the stage in my second language journey (B2) that I'm rarely surprised by points of grammar that I come across I'm always seeking to expand my vocabulary though
Comment from : tehui

Your politics diminish the educational value of your content
Comment from : Musashi Senku

I'm struggling with japanese I just can't understand how it sentence is structured and particles and kanji 😁
Comment from : Rogerッ

Learning a dialect could be much easier than learning formal arabic but I don't personally recommend learning all these dialects which themselves could be classified as complete different languages sometimes Of course unless you're curious and you just want to have fun with it Learning formal arabic is more useful and gives you access to books Rarely a any book is written in Dialekt
Comment from : Claude Speed

2:23 that sentence in Arabic makes no sense, arabic native speaker here and despite being familiar with different dialects and could understand anything said on tv from different arabic dialects brThere are also grammar mistakes or typos, and died in the 90's was phrased as " 90 after war" there's also "مات في نعمل" which means he died in we work, a verb here used as a noun Or maybe it's an actual place i never heard of brbrBy the way Steve, i haven't forgotten about stating all the typos in LingQ german mini stories I haven't used the app in along while, and haven't found time nor felt motivation to dedicate study time again yet
Comment from : Claude Speed