How to Learn Any Language SUPER FAST! (My 3-Month Plan)

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Timestamps:
00:01 - Do you want to know how to learn a language as fast as possible?
01:56 - Immersion Learning Model
04:08 - What can you do at B2 level?
05:01 - What can you do at B1 level?
07:00 - What, How & When you should learn a language
09:19 - How to use Assimil to improve your language skills every single day
10:27 - The Bidirectional Translation Method
10:47 - What to do in Month 1 of learning?
11:31 - What to do in Month 2
11:44 - My 2 most recommended resources
14:16 - How to get a tutor
15:12 - What to do in Month 3?
17:17 - How to plan your learning at the end of Month 3
19:13 - More about my course 'Become a Master Language Learner Level 1 - The Bidirectional Translation Method'

[LibraMakeup]

Recommended by Luca (short summary for myself):
assimil, pod 101 materials. 3 lessons/material/day. Read and listen. Then read. Then listen. Read out loud. Repeat (shadowing). Review grammar. Review previous day's material. Don't skip a day.

Month 2 on add: lingq (text), lingopie (video). Tutor 2/week.

Month 3: add any content, read and listen anything (keep tutor and month 2 activities).

Take the B1 exam☆
Keep on learning~

[mybestideas]

I want to add that B2 should be a goal, because if you reach B1 and then neglect it, you will collapse down to A1 in no time. Apparently getting to B2 is helping you seal that memory.

[zealotranger]

if your in a rush hire tutors from the beginning and do 4+ lessons a week. A private teacher is the gold standard that all other learning methods are compared against.

[fernandocortes]

1:56 total inmersion 3:34 CEFR 6 levels 6:31 About 7:11 y 9:07 Cómo? 10:50 3 horas al día 13:34 and Recap 18:00

[abarusso]

Mixed feelings about this video.
On the one hand, I'm glad someone finally made a video showing what it *really* entails to reach an intermediate level in 3 month's time. There's tons of videos out there, where people claim to have reached "fluency" in a ridiculously short amount of time, often skewing expectations and sapping motivation for clicks.
On the other hand, I hope people won't take this plan at face value, cause in my opinion, that spells language burnout. Investing this much time into learning a language on a daily basis, while technically possible, it is practically a full-time job. As you often said, "language learning is not a sprint, it's a marathon".
But your Belgian friend's story is very inspirational, and shows that some massive progress can be made in a relatively short amount of time.

[danieltorres]

Thank you Luca. One of the most consistent videos about language learning I have seen 🤗

[tusaludintegral]

This plan and its results only apply for a very close language (for example spanish-portuguese) and for experienced language leaner. Otherwise it is impossible. To master a language needs thousands of hours of immersion, even a real solid B2!

[sharonoddlyenough]

It's encouraging to know that even you can have moments where you feel like you have less progress than you want, when you have built your life around language learning.

[Marisa]

I really needed this to boost my motivation. Thank you so much for this plan, Luca🌷

[os]

Thank you Luca! I find this is a very practical, specific, comprehensible and valuable video for language learners.

[orsilukacs]

Szia Luca! Örülök ennek a videónak, mert engem is folyamatosan az érdekel, hogy hogyan tudnék gyorsabban tanulni. Amikor meghallottam, hogy pont a magyar nyelvvel hozod a példát, nagyon felkaptam a fejem! Köszönjük a videót és üdvözlet Magyarországról! :)

[mrsaagar]

Anyone that thinks that about 500h of immersion in 3 months is not enough has never actually committed to such immersion. Great video with great tips. If I'f personalise this schedule, I'd probably go for at least 6 months since that would work better in my schedule, but the methods would be almost the same.

[EFoxVN]

Hi Luca, it is really great to have you and your videos back on YouTube. Your content is always inspiring.
I am glad you mention burnout, because that is a pitfall to watch out for. And burnout is not pleasant and can cause depression and other issues.
Kind regards.

[comosigues]

You are the truly MASTER 💙
I really appreciate all the content but the steps to study was the definitive hit
THANKS

[Dirtydreamer]

This a great plan for those who actually want to commit to this specific goal. No doubt, I use some of these tools myself and are wonderful. Excellent content Luca ✨💯

[chadbailey]

Extremely valuable! Thank you Luca спасибо

[novotniorsolya]

Köszönöm! Nyelvtanárként teljes mértékben osztom a nézeteidet az érthető, de ugyanakkor "gazdag" szövegek felhasználásának fontosságáról. Mindig igyekeztem ezt az elvet alkalmazni a mindennapi tanításomban, szerintem jó eredménnyel.

[carloseduardonaranjosuarez]

Thank you very much, Luca, worthy advice

[Bnbakr]

Ur Nigerian fan here! I have been in India 🇮🇳 for just a year. By following your advice, I can now speak Hindi. Even the Indians are amazed by my improvement! Thanks Luca😍

[alexmlyn]

I love your content. It motivates and helps me a lot.