How to learn a language in 1 year

[loistalagrand]

I'm looking for testers.

It will be released soon, but I need some language learners to test it.


Thanks!

[jeffreybarker]

Native French speaker who sounds so American...? Bro. Your accent is what I want to achieve in my TL one day. Holy crap. Well done.

[Sourena]

what I've experienced so far as a learner is that the most important criterion in learning a language is continuity. Actually, learning a language depends on many different factors like age, intelligence, will, goal, and many other factors. and I believe is not achievable in just one year. of course, you mentioned that fluency meanings differ from one to another and it's really true. this is a process that needs steadiness and a good method of learning. "slow and steady wins the race".

[endouerick]

ohhhh im so thrilled for your tool
this is going to change language learning forever. thanks mate

[cleonemusician]

Loïs, SO grateful for this video. Wise guidance!

[yinbcii]

Thanks a lot, Lois, I listened to this video tens times, actually

[J.S.]

Excited to use this as I strive towards mastery of conversational Dutch

[johnmaher]

Thank you for sharing this.
I love how balanced and thoughtful you are. I love also the emphasis on listening. And I like how you don’t discount explicit grammar learning..

[ScatterheartAnna]

I like your science-based approach and the way you present it. Thanks a lot❤

[lucwivr]

As an ESL learner, I work hard despite challenges. Your video is truly inspiring and gives me hope. I found out about Immersive Translate from YouTube comments and am eager to try it for improvement.

[leroyboice]

My girlfriend is a native French woman she learned to speak English on her one by watching TV in English and imitating English speakers. She never read an English book or did any grammar. To date, she can't read in English and can only write a few words yet she is extremely fluent in English and can have a conversation on any topic. If you just want to be conversational in a language a lot of the advice given on the internet is great but all of it is not necessary

[Otome_chan]

Kinda wild that this is the exact solution I ended up arriving at after decades of failing at learning languages and years of looking into how to learn languages lol. I've settled on 20 vocab words a day with grammar study, including audio on everything, and study whole sentences too. Since I'm learning Japanese I found renshuu meets my needs for this perfectly.

[duaxiem]

really love your sound and subcribed your chanel, I hope my english will be better in 1 year. thanks

[chrisdennis]

Hi there, excited for your product. I've signed up for your wait-list. I'm pretty experienced with audio SRS systems having spent many hours on Pimsleur and glossika, as well as non-SRS audio sources like language transfer and FSI. Happy to give feedback when the tool launches.

[AhmedTelleserDehyer]

Got it. Before watching this video, I always learn a new language by reading articles or news and look up unfamilar words meaning by using Immersive Translate. But next time I will try the method mentioned in this video.

[emmaelliot_]

Hi this is my first time watching your videos and i should say that you are doing a great job, thanks for it and my goal is be as fluent as you also your pronunciation and accent are my favrite

[csftfpq]

One thing I started doing after becoming advanced was shadowing the same thing over and over but never looking at the transcript and just imitating the same sounds over and over again and I think it has really helped my pronunciation

[roziTv]

I just started learning n being surrounded with this gorgeous language 5 months ago ig, N I can say that Im in progress regarding the four essential skills.

[hadjer]

I love your accent both in French and English mashaallah 😍

[MrSouthofBoston]

New sub here. I just finished a course on Primsleur and pulled up this video. I was a bit intimidated by the course but now prefer the listening style.