I studied 5 Languages for work in Japan (Military + Civilian), so I have a very streamlined appraoch.
It’s not perfect but it works.
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いつか、日本語で英語の学び方を教えるかもしれません。興味があったら、コメントしてください。
免責事項：ほとんどの動画は台本なしで撮影しており、そのまま投稿して次のアイデアに進んでいます。「散らかす」という言葉はあまり使わないので、例が少し変に聞こえるかもしれませんが、コメントのおかげで正しい言い方を学びました。ありがとうございます！
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https://youtube.com/shorts/cpduTHUYlcg?si=zWWroSPPMGhbDMnl
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The Cheetah Castle Sentence should be 風が強くて、紙が全部散らかった"
not 全部散らかした.
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I speak "rude" (casual) Japanese because that's how my friends and I spoke.
I don't speak Turkish apart from a few random sentences.
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Mikel | Hyperpolyglot Channel
https://youtube.com/@NaturalLanguageLearning?si=chBCtR7LmcVNxLBc
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00:00 Intro
01:07 Main Concepts of Learning A Language
01:41 Prelude of a Language
04:10 Step 1 Vocabulary (watch the WHOLE section).
07:23 How to not forget Vocabulary (Mnemonic Associations)
14:31 Step 2a Listen And Repeat
16:37 Step 2b Fluency Through Sentences around YOUR life.
18:39 Perfectionism
19:52 Other Concepts, Use AI
20:58 Making The Process Fun
21:55 Spaced Repetition
22:29 Why I Believe In This Method / The Hinata Realization
23:57 The Breakthrough
25:17 My Thoughts On Immersion
27:09 Writing System
29:15 Some Motivation and Encouragement for you.
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