I Memorized the Dictionary to Learn Spanish. The Results Shocked Me.

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1. in spanish the H is silent bro 🙂

2. You cannot learn any language by memorizing a dictionary, and that's not a dictionary. You may become a parrot, saying things out of context, but I don't believe that's what you want. You're talented (I've seen your videos speaking Chinese), but this method is a waste of time. My lovely credentials.

   https://spanish-portuguese.uiowa.edu/people/ozzie-d%C3%ADaz-duque

3. 2:32 u should see how french is with its infinite conjugations

4. 8:38

5. Once you master spanish, try to speak with a chilean guy…. Believe me: you'll remember this post. Good luck!

6. I could help you with pronunciation

7. Spanish is too easy tho. There's literally no grammar to be aware about. If you learn it just by learning the words and then start talking to people you'll get the hang of it in no time.

8. I'm a native Spanish speaker, I have to say this is really impressive. Within a week you learned how to read Spanish and plenty of words, that's insane.

9. 99.99 % of Spanish/Castilian speakers have no clue about using accent marks correctly. It’s not the same:
   Pérdida que perdida
   Revólver que revolver
   Papá que papa
   Spanish is quite complex y’all, but luckily our pronunciation is way easier than most languages’. Source: I’ve lived in Mexico my whole life.

10. Tip: The H in Spanish is silent. Keep that in mind always 🙂

11. Para tan poco tiempo de estudio es un gran avance! Felicidades!!

12. ohshit my name is norman

13. Yo creo que eres 👽 quien recuerda todas esas palabras en poco tiempo? don’t worry 👽don’t get the virus. Only people with dirty hands do. Yo siempre supe cute guys are smarter than ugly ones. No, I just kidding. Tu eres muy inteligente, es todo. 😘

14. Muy bien hecho!!!

15. You do it very well. Espero mejorar mi Inglés como lo haces tu con el Español..Motivan mucho tus vídeos 🤘🏻

16. i'm currently trying to learn german, any tips on that?

17. FUERTA

18. What is the capital of Finland… In Spanish you ask: Cual es? Which is? I noticed that… My husband who speaks a little Spanish has the habit of saying what is… instead of which is… the correct way to use "cual" , is saying "which" . Spanish as you now can tell isn't that easy to speak correctly but it isn't impossible to learn. I don't know if you have a synonyms /antonyms dictionary in Spanish, it will be pretty handy. Spanish is a rich language. Before I officially learned to speak English, I used to listen to a lot of English songs, helped with words and pronunciation.

19. Good job my friend (buen trabajo amigo)

20. I feel like 25$ for an app (Anki) is too expensive?

21. no in spanish you got a lot of slang, but it should help you. Just Have fun enjoy it

22. That was great man! Spanish is my mother tongue and I know there are a lot of similarities between the languages, that been said, I know a lot of people who still struggle learning English for years. You've just proven that it's all a matter of motivation and productivity. I am learning Mandarin, already been learning it for a year now. How can you recommend me to learn the words in Ankki or any other app? Verbs, advers, nouns? What should I start with?

23. Now try to learn russian

24. Your translations are on point, dont worry about how the webpage is translating them you are getting your point across in Spanish perfectly, you dont have to speak like a robot, its more natural if you say it your way.

    Edit: Also thanks for the video, ill look for this program to learn a language that i need, i speak English and Spanish now but my goal is to learn at least a couple more languages.

25. Por fin alguien que estudia el español de España y no de México

26. Guys it's not hard. I grew up with 7 languages and my friends are polyglots too. It's mostly about the time you put in. It's not hard. One hour a day won't get you anywhere haha.

27. Ok, I did a similar experiment unintentionally. I thought German has some really cool words and just started looking up German words on Google translate in my free time. It took about a month for me to memorize 100 words or so, which sounds horrible, but I was really focusing on pronunciation. The next month was the coronavirus quarantine and I easily ramped up to 1000 words a month. At no point did I strain to learn anything. I steered clear of words I couldn't pronounce or just didn't like. I didn't use an Anki app, even though I had it. I didn't care about learning how to say "I would like to order one coffee" which I considered boring practical stuff. I focused on vocab regarding nature, animals, just things I liked. Without really trying, I picked up grammar without trying too hard, though my conjugation skills are still weak. Now I'm still learning a good 250-500 words or month. I'm completely self taught, and the experience is so enjoyable. I know the rest of the grammar will do eventually. Success is absolutely about vocab, vocab, vocab. Learning a language does not have to be a chore! Make it fun, make it easy, ignore what's boring, and set out to impress no one but yourself.

    Du kannst es schaffen! 👍

28. And here I was thinking he memorized an actual dictionary and not just a vocabulary book :p But still impressive!

29. When he was optimistic in the first minute, I was like… wait until he sees verb conjugations

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