Ok, trying to understand, why would it be a, "not good", thing? Please understand, one is only trying to understand your meaning. One might mention though, that learning a language in an accent, as your meaning may be understood, is only learning the language. A METHOD of learning languages though, is what this approach to learning a language is. Your environment will provide you with the accent as is evident yes not in all cases, but could be if intentional.

​@@interspeciesfamily8043 I mean, If you are learning a new language, you may speak in different style (like formal, informal...) than in your mother language. I was using ted talks as a material for the last couple of months, because I didn't find any large source of informal language material, but now I tend to speak more formally than I would like. But several weeks ago I found Easy Languages chanel, which is exactly what I want. It's the same with accents as well, I mix american accent, RP and northern british accents which may sound weird, however, I think it's only temporary problem and it's going to get better as I will have done more and more videos/recordings.

Which is wrong, I speak fluent Russian after 2 years with just 30min each day doing that shit.

@@janinapreu4100 congratulations. And may I ask which other languages you speak??

@@desisnowboarder462 German Spain France Russian English south Korean and Japanese

@@janinapreu4100 did you use decoding method for learning Russian? And for you, which method is the most suitable for you? (thank you for the answer)

Probably because she is swiss like me and Vera Birkenbihl Was german r.i.p

Because she learned English when she was like 30

Who cares about the accent? If she can manage the language and has a very good grasp on vocabulary, I don't see why it'd be an issue to have an accent

No.

Absolutely not. I have been lerning English for about 2 weeks and her method hived me up to another level. If I not an example of a success, who is?

@J. W. K. He said he'd been practicing for two weeks. I would personally call that impressive. When I learned english I used her method without even knowing about it and I'm pretty close to fluent now.

It is only pseudoscience for those for whom not having to live with self-blame of not being able to learn until it is realised that the method of teaching could have made all the difference. I for one, am finally learning. It is just a case if realising, that the existing ways of teaching, are indeed not the only ways of teaching, as it is with all things in life.

Language is a way to express otherwise inexpressible or hardly expressible stuff, so you basically have to somehow connect the imaginations and just stuff you want to say with those sounds and groups of letters. And this is exactly what this method does, so it's not pseudosience, you didn't understand it.