Learn English like a baby | 1 trick to become fluent

It's obvious that adults are smarter than babies and children. Adults have better memories, better problem-solving skills, faster cognition, and more knowledge. So WHY are adults so bad at learning languages?

In this video I'm going to show you why being an adult is actually a disadvantage and how you view and learn language just like a baby and get fluent in English with this one simple trick.
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[Canguroenglish]

I’m sorry I don’t have time to reply to all of your comments but I read them all and I am eternally grateful for your love and support.

[ignaciohernandez-magrom.]

Christian: you're not only a teacher, but a philosopher too. Thank you for your teachings.

[eduardoaraujo]

I took up learning 'like a baby' for a while, basically, I've been doing it for around 3 months and it has given 180 degrees change to my English, even I could say I've learnt more about English in these 3 months than what I learned in a year of English course taken in Australia. The approach I'm using is taking a piece of audio (easy to understand and no too long) some kind of stories and so on and then listen to it as much as I can for 7 days, I listen to it minimum an hour a day but it has there been days when I've done it for more than hours... yes the same audio for 7 days and spend as much time as you can doing this kinda boring activity... but it is the best thing I could do to improve my English both listening and speaking.

[leonardocordeiro]

People need to start studying THE language and not ABOUT the language! There's no use of knowing what's a verb, a noun or everything like that. I learned how to speak English without have studied ANY grammar rule. The rules came AFTER the language, not the opposite.

[mairtonferreira]

_"Your advantage of knowing more stuff, of understanding the categories of nouns and verbs, is actually your huge disadvantage"._ 🤯

[nayaneaguiar]

And the children learning more easier than adults, because we are making jokes while a person make a mistakes with other language (unfortunately) and babies don't do that, the communication between children simply happens.

[selenas]

Thank you, Christian! You are the best teacher.I'am a old woman and I like to study English. Your way to teach is very special! Thousand thinks!

[thechatbox]

Start big, English in chunks! I loved it. The more curious we are the deeper we get. Thank you Christian

[Lucyrocks]

Christian, words are not enough to say how invaluable your insights on either learning or teaching a language are. They brighten my day and way of dealing with languages, even my own. Listening to your videos often pays off, indeed! Great job, sir.

[irina-s]

I wonder why you have so little subscribers? Your channel deserves much more subscribers.

[andremachado]

I really enjoy listening to you. Thank you for sharing your time with us. Curious is the key word for day.

[danielavasinkova]

Hello Christian, I bumped into your channel recently and immediately I totally felt in love with you, with your way to teach and explain English. It's so amazing. And I can clearly understand you even without subtitles. You're great. You made my day. Thanks a lot.😊

[Fordika]

Chrys, PLEASE make videos with more frequency.
I am waiting for your videos for training my listening e broken each time more myths

[erzsebetbekes]

This approach makes a lot of sense and is very productive. Nice listening to a research-based, engaging talk.

[BLGMOHAMFA]

Another superb video about learning a language, not only English but any language. Well done Christian for producing such amazing learning stuff. Thanks a million.

[yasalhemyari]

You are really unique with your concepts. I learned more about languages and improved my English as well.

[NoName-hcsb]

Asking "why" is in my opinion the approach to learning everything. A couple of years ago I changed my employer. Even it was the same type of work, they had different computer programs with which a had to get familiar. So, I annoyed my coworkers during the computertraining by asking them "why" do I have to type this, or this and not something else? Most of them couldn't answer my questions, because they just did what they were told to do 😂 At the one or other way I became answers to my questions and became more quickly used to the programm, than they did before. A mechanic can put parts together in a particular way, but if he knows, why he has to put part A on part B to get part C pulled back, it will simplify his work.

[danielfernandez]

Chistian, You´re a genius teachar. Very interesting report. Thanks a lot. Regards from Argentina.

[selmasafar]

Thanks, Christian for your work, you're amazing! Your approach to teaching English is unique! Thanks so much!!! Greetings from Brazil

[JhonderJose]

You're the best teacher on YouTube. Thanks for sharing your thoughts with us. I appreciate your efforts to teach us.