Is this the BEST app to learn vocabulary in a language? Learning Turkish w/ CLOZEMASTER

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Hey! Hola! Hallo! Oi! Salut! Shalom! Merhaba! I'm Elysse, I’m a YouTuber and journalist from the USA. I make videos about languages, how to learn them, and how I navigate the places they're spoken. Come along for the ride 🚗💨

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How old are you?:
22 years old

What languages do you speak/sign?:
English, Spanish, German, Portuguese, French, American Sign Language, Turkish, Hebrew (all at varying levels of course so pls don't come for my neck that I'm not fluent)

Where do you live?:
USA, baby but I'm a citizen of the WORLD

00:00 - 01:18 I am the queen of manifesting
01:19 - 03:38 what is Clozemaster & what can it do?
03:39 - 06:57 playing regular vocab rounds
06:58 - 08:20 practicing listening!
08:21 - 08:55 practicing SPEAKING
08:56 - 10:03 who should (and shouldn't) use Clozemaster?
10:04 - 12:55 my fav thing about Turkish: AGGLUTINATION
12:56 - 15:46 making my OWN vocab set (very impressed!)
15:47 - 16:23 some final thots

#polyglot #languagelearning #clozemaster

[mergim]

I'm also learning turkish since 2 years now. I like how the grammar makes so much sense and it made me generally understand grammar easier, so I can learn other languages quicker.
The hard part is all the idioms that are used in speech.
Also the small details that change the meaning of a sentence.

[sevde.b]

We actually use "Ne var, ne yok?" pretty often during daily conversations. It's a nice thing to learn!

[Kamy]

Okay idek why I'm such a fan of this video, I'm not even learning Turkish, but you nailed this 😁 Very cool to see the quality of the stuff you're putting out now, idk just feels like you've really found your stride, loved it, well done! 😄

[pi]

I am Bulgarian, Russian and Turkish, but I know only the Bulgarian language. This video motivated me to try to learn Turkish.It would be great to know my mother's native language.
Also this app looks helpful.

[seydayddin]

wow, i'm very impressed with your turkish, your pronunciation is so good and obviously you've made a great progress in such a short time❤ i've been learning english for years and i think it's now time to learn a new language!! i've been wanting to learn german for a long time and i'm pretty sure your videos are gonna be a part of my journey💜

[NataliaNNS]

If anyone is interested in trying out the pro version, wait until Black Friday when they usually have 50%off sale on all their plans. The lifetime plan costs the equivalent of 2 years in this case, so I’d highly recommend it

[NataliaNNS]

I've had Clozemaster Pro for almost a year now, but I'd never tried creating my own sentences. Using the tool you showed on the video was mindblowing! Thanks for the tip!

[StudyNotepad]

You're the reason why i'm saving money to get the full version of clozemaster just so i can make my own set and have it auto create sentences for me! I'll def be using the code you provided too when i do get it!!

[tamarad.]

I'm so happy that this video is sponsored! You deserve it. Thank you for the content that you have shared with us. Blessings!

[erenmert]

as a native speakers I'm impressed your passion and your ability of learning turkish so🥰😄 I can't wait to watch next video

[andreea.andreea]

Really appreciate the energy you put in your videos!

[pjfoley]

Thank you! Teşekkür ederim. I studied Turkish 40 years ago in college (I am that old) and am relearning it now. We just got back from Türkiye and are going back next summerç I have a tutor twice a week but this site is great practice. My tutor will be happy that I have found this other resource. Sağ ol!

[alwaysgonnagiveyouup]

I've never expected that you are actually going to learn Turkish. I've been speaking Turkish like over 10 years( cause it is my first language that I had learned, I mean I'm native). Your pronounciation is really good. Keep going

[IcyTorment]

It always amazes me when I see people using tools like this and Wanikani on devices without a physical keyboard. That extra time adds up.

[erburu]

You might be my favorite YouTuber at this point. Well done, your videos are truly enjoyable and entertaining!

[wildcherrygirl]

I’ve recently started to use this app for Spanish. I already know the words I’m at rn but it’s been an easy and fun way to keep Spanish going in my mind lately

[justarussian]

I've watched like 50 times your Turkish intro, and it doesn't get anywhere near to being old.

[nabiha]

i love you so much im learning turkish and russian atm and this app is amazing in increasing my vocab tysm ❤️😭

[franceskan]

nice to know about this app. am learning Turkish too now. got to give it a try. thanks!

[aymanbinhelal]

I'm also learning Turkish. I was looking for a proper application to learn vocabulary. Çok teşekkür ederim for your suggestion.🌸🥀♥️