Daily Study Routine for Learning a Language - 15/30/15 method

Find out how to set up the perfect daily routine to help you learn a new language, the 15/30/15 method which I talk more about in my book "How To Speak Any Language Fluently".

Thank you to Rosetta Stone for part-financing the production of this video. Their support allows me to spend more time making useful content for this channel!

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[teresita.lozada]

I just started the 15/30/15 method this week (Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays) the way you showed here to improve my French : 15 in the morning, 30 after lunch and 15 after dinner. It feels so good and keeps me very excited to learn. Thank you again!.

[Hadrianus]

Committing to daily study is a challenge in itself!

[liyhbtjnfetlol]

Alex sharing language learning gold as usual

[raneerah]

OMG. I WISHED I'VE KNOWN ABOUT THIS EARLIER😭😭😭 It really sucks when you want to keep learning but feels like you're not progressing making you more unmotivated. I can just break my learning time into chunks and doesn't have to sit and learn like 1 hour straight or more. Thank you for this information! I'm grateful YouTube recommended your video.

[robfrank]

That balcony looks great for reading and enjoying coffee! Thanks for sharing!

[Claudio.Cabral]

I love your videos, Alex! You're such an inspiration for me!

[biohacker]

I bought your book a long time ago! I will be reading this week! thank you! for your tips!

[joan]

It made me so happy to see La plaça del diamant in your bookshelf!

[henriettecarlsen]

This is such a useful tip! Especially on days when you don't have time to sit down for a "full" study session!

[janemaret]

Yeayyy finally, i found a perfect languange study routine for me, thank you Alex!

[assefimoveis]

Thanks for sharing your experience and technique with us

[AfroLinguo]

Nice video. I personally love language learning so much, that I always study at least for 45mins before having a break.

[secretariatgirl]

I stumbled into " broken up times" on my own but this perfects the pattern and gives me a "flow." THANKS!!

[cpdials]

This is one of the best pieces of advice I’ve heard for learning a new language, and I’ve heard many. Thank you for the routine.

[Rozalyn]

Thanks for this tip. I will start using this technique today.

[jeniffersilva]

Thanks for sharing 😁 I'll definitely give it a try

[hoddy]

Thanks Alex. I'm going to try this new strategy of 15/30/15 to change things up.

[knw-seeker]

thats a very simple and effective approach Thank you
just think about implementing it into to my Psychology Exam prep

[nontuearo]

Thank Alex for the video. I will try to apply your method. I hope it suits me

[biohacker]

Excellent tips! make more videos... about your language skills, and how you study with other materials... and PLEASE make video of how you mix with other methods... and you work on your pronunciation, etc, etc...