how to learn a language and never forget it

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[isabelladornelle]

After I started learning English, I felt in love to learn new languages, I'm 16 and I really want to became a polyglot, now learn new languages is my hobby. And there a few people who feel interested in it.

[nhatquangpham]

I really like the quote "if you know 1 language, you only live 1 life. If you know one more language, you'll live one more life"

[thelofitime]

I learned English as a teenager in school. Currently, I am in 70 and I still enjoy learning how to say things casual style. Great tips. Thanks for sharing Ruri ❤

[ziyaerel]

If those tips’re coming from a master polyglot like Ruri, they’re absoultly precious! This inspiring video’s also shining just like Ruri’s other videos!

[MrScotchpie]

Great tips. But don't forget the long term memory also has a shelf life. I knew a Spanish guy who moved to the UK in his mid 20s He was about 50 when I met him and he told me he struggles to remember Spanish when he visits his family over there. He struggles to comprehend and struggles to say things. Crazy!. A native Spanish speaker, born and raised in Spain, went through the Spanish education system, lived and work all in Spanish, now struggles to speak Spanish after he left Spain. So when you learn a language you have to stick with it for life to remember it.

[qttbxwe]

The way you speak is very fluent and clear as water. Thank you for the motivation. ありがとうございます!

[babytitan]

Giving meaning to everything you say and do always helps reinforce your memories & integrity.

[MariaFernanda-jplq]

I'm learning English and I've been listening a lot of things in English and watching your videos to help me practice the language. Thank you!

[thomashager]

Great tips, especially the recommendation to journal in your target language. Numerous studies have shown that writing with pen on paper helps embed information into your brain far more effectively than typing into a computer.

[mlqa]

Learning new languages is really fascinating stuff. It's like a very long journey...
I have been already using almost all advices from this video, except summarizing my opinion. Thank you Ruri!

[srw]

I'm now trying to expose myself to English as much as I can, and I write a comment on every video I watched on YouTube in English (like this! ). It is the good way to output what you input from YouTube.

[khalilahd.]

Im currently learning Japanese and it hasn’t been easy. I’m always good at getting my flashcards right but using the words in real life has been hard. Definitely using these tips. Thanks Ruri ❤

[WaliSayed]

You talk in a beautiful way that I grasp the idea and it directly goes to my heart. ❤

[DAVRON_WR]

I love your content. It is so understandable and you're are expianing it calmly. Thank you for your advice!

[tomasayerdis]

I fell in love with this precious angel who teaches me english!! Thanks

[myungbaklee]

You already know not only learning a language but also all the way of success. I totally agree.

[buli]

U always hit the right point RURI, thanks for ur helpful tips n advices 💛

[housejobhot]

I am so thankful for all this priceless tips you gave, I just ended an english course and feel so glad to understand every single word that you say without subtitles, keep going, U R helping much more than you think.

[Favmxls]

Thank you a lot I'm from Egypt, and I watch u every morning before going my work
I’m learning a lot from u, and I hope I can meet u one day ! You are very energetic and u give me much power and motivation ❤

[ossxjjz]

I think it very useful that you give the advices of how to learn a new foreign languages, and i will follow them to make my level a higher standard