7 Amazing Tips for Starting to Speak any Language

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In this video I will give you all the necessary tips to speak any language no matter if you start from scratch.

With these precise techniques I am going to dispel all your fears related to speaking your target language and help you gain the confidence you want.

But first, you need to get into the right state of mind and put all your positive emotions in your speaking practice.

Also, you need to take the first step to face your fears by putting them down on paper.

Then, I will tell you exactly how to focus on communication and how to be confident outside of your comfort zone.

Stay tuned for the extra tip at the end!

[LucaLampariello]

To all those who were asking questions in the chat, sorry but something happened and the chat disappeared. Thanks everyone, there will be a new premiere next week around this time so stay tuned :-)

[Tehui]

Summary of tips:

1. Get in the right state of mind
2. Make a list of misconceptions & fears
3. Find a nice person to communicate with
4. Talk about what you want
5. Focus on communication
6. Get out of your comfort zone

[patricioiglesias]

My tipps for speaking with natives comes before I speak with them. normally I try to think in the language, imagining conversations that I may have. So for example If someone asks me anything about myself or my interests in any of my languages I will be able to speak about it really well because I have already thought over it before-hand. If you learn foreign languages you will notice that almost every time that you speak with a native speaker they will ask you about how and why you are learning their language, so it is really helpful to know how to respond to this frequent questions when you get them. Normally we understand much more than what we can say, so when the other person speaks about his passions you will be capable of understanding him, even if you couldn't say the same thing. When I think in my target language (having this conversations) I do it with Google translate opened and I search for every word that I want to use and that I still don't know. Of course this kind of self-conversations will not teach you the language, but they will surely make you more comfortable when it comes to speaking, knowing that you will be able to talk about frequent conversation topics. This is not a substitute of learning the language extensively, of course I belive that we should be able to talk and read about a variety of topics. Doing this will give you a motivation boost at the beginning of the conversation because you will get the feeling that you are speaking well, so when you start speaking about other topics you will be more confident and you will express your ideas better on consequence of that. I hope this helps someone!

[billybill]

I want to acknowledge my deepest gratitude to you Luca. Thank you so very much for these sound pieces of advice. You are truly making a difference! Warm regards from France. Merci beaucoup!

[barbaravale]

My answer the question was exactly the extra tip! I have noticed that I can speak more fluently when I don't try to use the same words I would use in my native language. When I don't know a specific word, I make a paraphrase with simplier words. With time and practice, this process becomes faster and I believe people can't say I had to rearrange the sentence in my head.

[octaviorizo]

Hello luca! I am from Nicaragua i'm English student and i use your vidios to practice my listening skill. This vidio is interesting for me because the next year i want to study my third language, God willing. See you.

[dreamerj]

For me the things that I think work the most for learning and perfecting a new language is talking about things you like. I remember you telling this tips in a video i watched a long time ago, learning a new language improves a lot when you find the right motivation for it.

[zsoltszigetvari]

Great Video again Luca! I’m consciously train myself to leave my comfort zone little by little. The greatest challenge for me when it comes to conversation in the target language in a group of native speakers.

[msjennable]

3 weeks into seriously learning and I'm already having really decent conversations

[LuizHenrique-ziow]

Always a pleasure, Luca! Such a wonderful polyglot!

[shorts]

Спасибо, Лука. Очень полезная информация, всё чётко и ничего лишнего. Краткость сестра таланта! Благодарю!

[yomikemun]

I'm watching all your videos Luca, Thanks a lot for the excellent content

[ICanSpeakArabic]

非常谢谢你的关键学习提示 !!

Every one can become polyglot
welcome to real polyglot world.
greeting from FRANCE ❤

[sebapatrar]

Hi Luca, first most important thing is pozitive thinking . With a good stat of mind can do evreything.And i like treasure from the your back, the books.

[rosebarbaro]

I hear you, need to go on my trip., I am study some frazez now .The plan on my return. Thanks luca

[msjennable]

I have found that the app hello talk has helped my Spanish learning tremendously! Also there's an app called mondly this app it's bar none! I was hooked on Duolingo for a while but this app took learning to a different level... on hello talk, I have over 60 friends from all around the world that I can talk to all throughout the day either through text messages, voice clips, phone call, or video chats. The language is right in front of me whenever I want it.

[ronlugbill]

I would add circumlocution to this list. Do not get stuck on a word if you don't know it. There are many words you will not be able to produce when you are trying to talk. Find a different way to say the same thing. If you don't know the word for car, don't get stuck. Say a thing with 4 wheels that goes on the road. Say Mercedes. Say a fast machine on the road. Make a motion like you are driving a car. Be creative. Do not get stuck on every word you don't know. Find a creative way to say it.

[Berta-Fernández]

Thank you so much for all the links on the live chat, very useful, it was great to be live with you

[xavierandinoayala]

thanks for the advices Luca enserio te agradezco de todo corazon que subas los videos compartiendo pequeñas joyitas de como aprender idiomas sigue adelante y no desists

[annettemcnabb]

First off -thank you for sharing your advice on language learning :) For me although this doesn't seem very popular with language learning, i love the grammar lessons so i understand the how, and to be able to build my vocabulary, then after a course in my targeted language (or 2 in my case )to find someone to talk with as well as my tutor teacher seems to be working for me:) And yes for me the right mind set is easy with the right people around you