Spanish Speaker Reacts To Polyglots Spanish Lindiebotes Robinmacphersonfilms
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Here's my critique on lindie's and robin's spanish skills! they are both highly dedicated polyglots. above all, massive respect for their courage to put them. Turn on subtitles please! 😊 i'm delighted to be joined by @robinmacphersonfilms today in a special 5 language chat! we speak about the joys and struggles of.
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Speakly is my favorite app for spanish. full of speaking activities, just the right amount of vocabulary each day, and a stunning design. get 40% discount on speakly for spanish with the code lindiebotes2. download speakly for android. download speakly for ios. other apps: clozemaster for fill in the blank practice. conjugato for verb conjugation. How to actually learn a language from native content. traditional language learning through textbooks can feel like a chore. ain’t nobody always got time for that 😭 how to make language learning less boring but what if i told you that you could learn grammar and vocabulary in a way that’s actually enjoyable and engaging?. Split your time (pareto principle) you can consider the 80 20 approach if you’re learning 2 languages at once. spend 80% of your time on one (main) language, and then 20% of your time on the other language. this works best when they are two different languages or if you are intermediate in both. my friend jonathan seabolt from seabolt speaks. (this mix up happens less when i speak spanish, perhaps because i am already fluent in spanish). but when i see polyglots like lindie botes, luca lampariello, richard simcott, or lýdia machová speak 8 10 languages in one 5 10 min video, they switch effortlessly between the languages and never mix up the words.
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Split your time (pareto principle) you can consider the 80 20 approach if you’re learning 2 languages at once. spend 80% of your time on one (main) language, and then 20% of your time on the other language. this works best when they are two different languages or if you are intermediate in both. my friend jonathan seabolt from seabolt speaks. (this mix up happens less when i speak spanish, perhaps because i am already fluent in spanish). but when i see polyglots like lindie botes, luca lampariello, richard simcott, or lýdia machová speak 8 10 languages in one 5 10 min video, they switch effortlessly between the languages and never mix up the words. The polyglots sound alright as long as they are speaking a language that i don't know. as soon as they speak a language that i know, they sound like rehearsed beginners. what sickens me most is that these fake polyglots have an unspoken code not to expose each other, which perpetuates the scam. 1. image created via canva. if you’ve ever searched for language learning tips online, you’ll know that polyglots are very much a thing. you may be skeptical of language.
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