When you said "Be pechant" I felt that😂 Thank you always Idahosa

You man are SICK and a genius I love this 😂 can't wait to try it

This may be one of your best videos. Thanks man!

You're awesome!

Love this!

This is actually a great listening exercise. Thanks for sharing!

Thanke you so much you are creative.

I actually do this with songs. I do this with about 10-15 second segments for about a half hour. It trains the muscles in your tongue to move like it's never moved before. It also trains your ear to listen for sounds at blazing speeds. There are sounds you may not catch, but the more you do it, your ears catch more words with dialogue. The hard part really... fighting the urge to find out what you're saying.

This answer so many questions I had.

Cara! Impressionante seu método! Esse vídeo é muito mais elucidativo que as suas palestras nas conferências de linguistas. Eu já uso o Audacity e vou com certeza tentar isso com o meu vietnamita. Obrigado

how can i cut in this way the sound as you did? Cutting it apart? EDITED: I found : ctrl+i edit clip boundaries split

Hey Idahosa- love your videos. I think it would be really helpful if you made a video showing how you trained yourself to make the voiced pharyngeal fricative.

HALLELUYAH

3:04 “culanu margishim” means everybody’s of us feels” “culanu” means everybody’s of us and “margishim” means feel

Dude, this was great. I had this idea to just try an mimic Thai but thought it corny and waste of time so I stoped. I'm still learning Thai but struggling to speak it. Maybe i need to g back to mimicing as part of my routine. I need to find something in Thai like this to listen to.

Hey idahosa! Just recently found out about your method. I'm looking forward to trying your Italian course but at the moment am studying a language you don't have a course for (Dutch). Can you give a guideline on how long you should spend learning a languages flow? Both per day and in total before you start learning worda and grammar. Like should I just say two weeks or a month, or just until I reach a certain competence and if so, how do I measure that? Long question I know, but I'm fascinated by this approach. Thanks!

Idahosa!!! Yessss you’re learning Hebrew! So much of my hebrew accent reduction has come from just mimicking! So, about how much time do you spend per day? Is there a way to have the materials you create accesible for study more than just in a sit down for two hours chunk of time? What do you use for learning words? Rote memorization? You mentioned that we could ask you to make some stuff for us... please do a Russian course!!! I’m learning it and could be doing better w pronunciation. Can you help me out? I’ve got loads of other questions, but I’ll ask them later on other vids you post! Keep up the great work!

Great videos!

I like the technique, but MANY of those syllables are wrong. Do you care about the accuracy of what you're hearing, or is that missing the point? Thanks.

Are you preparing a new course? Can you share your phonetical transcriptions?

Great Approach! Great Video! Thank you! I have a couple of questions. When it comes to later on learning the meaning, how do you go about it? I would think that the immediate problem then is to know where the word breaks are? Do you use transcripts to overcome this problem? I would also love your thoughts on the proposition that you cannot recognize a word in speech if you do not know it first, i.e the sound and meaning of it. In your experience do you need to know both the sound and meaning of a word to help you recognize it in speech? I mean there must be some way by which you can package it and store it in your memory. I guess what I am asking here is: Are you able to and do you in your approach ever store words in your target language only by sound reference without meaning? And later on when you are ready for the meaning, you can just look it up and attach it to the already established “word-sound” memory. Thanks again man!

Hey Idahosa? Are you still learning Hebrew? I have your courses for Spanish; French and German. Awesome!

Wait. You could also use Paulstretch to slow it WAY down!

Why don't you use loop feature instead of trying to make a different audicity file and copy-pasting?

The women who speaks in Hebrew speaks vary fast because it’s a advertisement

This is not easy hebrew bro... its is a news reporter and she is speaking very fast and complicated words... you should take some easier one

You should learn Hindi

I really doubt your technique, most of the things you said there were wrong, like the sound of the letters/words. One huge example is when she said "technologia" you said it as "techologia". What I'm trying to say is that you're gonna end up learning how to speak broken hebrew. I think you should learn the letters first and then study the grammar with some vocabulary included