How NOT to learn languages: Language learning mistakes to avoid if you want to make progress

How NOT to learn languages. It's time to talk about language learning mistakes you need to avoid if you want to make progress. We'll also talk about how to learn a language fast by yourself and how to learn languages effectively.

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[LauraMaliszewska]

What is one thing that doesn't work for you that you'll obviously continue doing? 😂

[tristan_jacques]

Learn Chinese : 30 min. per day, form Monday to Friday

Continue learning japanese : 1 grammar video per day

Continue learning spanish : Drops, Duolingo, podcasts etc.

[AndyJugglesLanguages]

I've been making too much progress lately! Thank you for these tips. I can now slow my progress down and stop learning so much. I had wondered how to do it, but was completely unsure.

Can I add a tip on how not to learn languages: "Keep watching loads of youtube videos on how to learn languages, but don't actually have any language input."

[evaklent]

gosh, i remember a year ago, i started watching your videos and being so incredibly inspired and blown away by your content. still feeling the same way💘💗

[louiehernandez]

For my Spanish: speak to my family only in Spanish, Duolingo, grammar exercises, movies/ tv, music
For my German: grammar book exercises, music, and taking a class for the winter

[JiSookYim]

I’ve been guilty of tips 3, 2, and 5. I’ve stopped comparing myself bc i don’t know what their process has been and I’m only seeing a clip of their “best moment” that they chose to share. I’ve also felt guilty if I missed a day of studying but am learning that it’s ok not to study every free second I have. And I’ve started talking to myself and am realizing how hard it is but also seeing the (painfully slow) progress I’m making!

[zefirnaya]

Omg thank you so so soooo much! My Japanese and English have been improving too much recently. Thank god kind people like you exist

[mrsnobody]

oh God, you're eyes are so blue-

[annanelson]

Edit: I love watching your videos, hello from the States!

I'm currently learning Norwegian (for my paternal Norwegian grandmother), Swedish (for my paternal Swedish grandfather), and German.
I started off with Norwegian late November last year and I tried chugging out multiple lessons on Duolingo a day after my university closed for the holiday season. Oh, boy, when I tell you that I almost QUIT a month it...let's just say that 3+ lessons a day on Duolingo is NOT the way to go. I actually have reduced it down to a Norwegian Duolingo lesson a day paired with either a Swedish or German Duolingo lesson and a podcast episode in each language. If I don't want to do Duolingo, I usually watch YouTube videos in that specific language or a Disney+/Amazon Prime/Netflix movie or TV show episode.

[EKC]

Great useful video for me planning to do 3 languages in 2021!

[isahrodrigues]

Hi Laura, i am brazilian and i'm learning english...
I know your channel yesterday and i already love so much.
Thank you for do that video, it was so important to me, i really ever speak by myself but i'll try not to do that again.

Please in some day you can learn Portuguese?

[bhofficialskharupeti]

Thank you mem for giving five steps for learning a language.

[springtime]

I'm guilty of a lot of these 😅... Thank you for the reality check!

[saraarango]

I love your videos.
Hi from Colombia 🇨🇴

[HomeCookingJourney]

Your eyes are so pretty! Loved seeing your video on how to learn 8 languages :) Thanks for sharing your tips and I'm amazed to see that you've learnt so many! I hope to not make these mistakes with my language learning in 2021:) 💕

[alikhiari]

we need more vedeos please because you are the best in the youtube

[njzxspr]

1.Do what doesn't work 2:38
2. Prioritize progress over sustainability 3.54
3. Compare Yourself to others 5:16
4. Do not switch it up 6:59
5. Do not talk to yourself 9:03

Anyone who wants to watch
Guess How to say '2021' In different languages check

[franciscobotello]

It’s sounds very easy .I’m gonna following the steps

[pethel]

Hi! Good video. Makes you reconsider your learning process. I’ve studied Spanish on Duolingo for a long time, how do you rate that app? I’m willing to try something new. ❤️

[ursula.galvao]

Tip number 2 is literally me hahahaha I do review a lot, but I need to get to a B2 level in French by July 2021 (I started learning french mid October) The revisions have worked so far, but I feel a burn out coming soon