Thank you 🙏🏻

The best advice I can give is World of Warcraft. When I was 15, I realized I was learning English naturally through the game. After a summer of playing, my English had improved a lot. Why? Because all the characters have voices for basic stuff like greetings and goodbyes. There are tons of quests to read, and you need to interact with people through chat, guilds, and sometimes voice chat if your guild requires it. People don't judge you for bad English, so it's easy to make mistakes and learn from them. We're all in the same boat. Now, I'm trying to do the same with Spanish by joining a Spanish guild and setting the game to Spanish. I recommend Classic WoW since it's more social than the latest version.

Thank you great tips

I am learning Italian by playing video games and there are 3 games I recommend for anyone with a PC and a Steam account. -Influent: a game where you walk around your room and every object has reading, listening and speaking practice through quizzes. -Noun Town: A cute game were you bring color back to different locations in the world by practicing reading and speaking in your target language. -Newcomer: An RPG where talking with characters and dialogue options are all in your target language and all battles are word recognition quizzes.

very interesting story, thanks for sharing (tua storia è molto interessante !)

Love it!

Awesome tips 🎉🎉🎉

All great advice tips. As a foreign language teacher, Ive been encouraging my students to do these things for years. It is refreshing to see someone on YT back me up. Grazie mille, amico.

Thanks brh♥️

Very useful and encouraging. Well done and thank you!

My favourite language learning tips video. Thanks bro👌

New sub here. Following your language learning journey. You should make more videos. You sound like a brit.

Great video and thanks for being honest about not being able to speak a language fluently in 7 days 🙃

Hi, I’ve been learning Italian for over a year now too. I like the video idea but for me it absolutely didn’t work the way you recommended here. Duolingo or Babbel ( I used them in the beginning too) are the worst way to learn a language (at least in my opinion) because who talks about the size of an elephant on a daily basis. I recommend HelloTalk. Get yourself a partner who you can speak and text to every week, because speaking is most important to actually learn the language. On the way you should learn the grammar and vocab little by little (10 vocabs per day are enough). It is important to not learn words like oven or mirror in the beginning but words you actually use on a daily basis like „nevertheless “ or „because“. Keep in mind this is just my approach but I wanted to share it hoping it might help someone :)

I listen to my Pimsleur while I workout. I feel like life is a game and everyday is a run to being as successful as possible while still trying to sleep enough at night

It's insane how relevant this is to me, my partner is Italian so I am currently trying to learn the language. It is my birthday in two weeks and I know a friend is getting me animal crossing for switch so this will be an awesome way to help with my learning, thanks so much for the tip!

Só podemos dizer GRATIDÃO.

Спасибо 🙏 Хорошие идеи 😊

it takes years to become fluent in a language, literally. We live in a fast food culture life style, where everyone goes to school and should expected to become in multiple subjects, by learning some theoretical superficial knowledge.

You are so humble…. Thank you for removing your ego from your language learning.

You my sir are doing what no language influencers is doing. I thank you for your unique ideas and inspiring people like me who have no time to learn and wants to naturally acquire the language.

You can use an Italian radio app.

Attento con Google Translate perché alcune traduzioni letterali non funzionano. Per esempio a 2:00 relaxing stretch = tratto rilassante non ha senso. In realtà in italiano si usa la parola inglese "stretching", quindi stretching rilassante. Tratto vuol dire distance/length, a stretch of road: un tratto di strada. Spero che tu abbia capito e in bocca al lupo con l'italiano 😉

Last year, I learned Italian around one month before I went to Italy for a few days. Did not use it a lot as I am still a beginner, but at least I understand the culture and some basic words. I stopped learning but I want to continue learning Italian. Grazie for sharing your experience!

thanks for this content, I wil try

When searching for music, it helps to know the genre that appeals to you. For example, in Latin music, we have salsa, tango, reggaeton, vallenato, and my two favorite styles, bolero and ranchera. So all you do is go into Spotify or KZfaq and search for playlists in that genre. You'll find more than enough to keep you busy!

Ben fatto! I also like to watch American made series I love but dubbed in Italian. I have one Netflix profile that is always in Italian as the preferred language setting. Not all series are dubbed in Italian, but Many are. I watched, for example, the Witcher all in Italian. Italians are famous for doing an excellent job of dubbing with great acting.

I personally like to use Immersive Translate as my go-to app for language learning. The browser extension supports over 100+ languages, and I use it to translate webpages and documents, and even to watch KZfaq and Netflix every day, which has really helped me become immersed in the language.

Beautiful, inspiring video, thanks. Best wishes for summer!

Thanks for your valuable peaces of advice.

2 hrs for exercising??? Wow. I’d rather use that time to learn languages.

for video games, i like to put the chat in my target language. even though im not saying anything it's great exposure to how to language is actually written, great for learning slang. awesome video, thanks for the motivation! ☺️

Amazing video. I’m learning italian too 😍

Music is definitely a great learning source. I will listen to the radio I hear a song I like I will "shazam" it then open the song in YT then download the song direct to my phone. I even shazam songs when I go to restaurants or even watching TV and it's on my play list

7:44 You can use Language Reactor!

Great video Thanks. Reading Italian ( especially out loud to practice pronunciation) has been a big help for me.

Il tuo video e molto utile! I keep forgetting particles when I try to speak without using a dictionary. That is something for me to work on. Grazie mille!

To add I also do the same thing in the mornings, usually when I’m in the gym I’m able to get about half an hour of video immersion while doing cardio on the treadmill, plus some passive listening during the car ride before and after.

Extremely high quality video

Great and useful video! I remember playing an old PS1 game Syphon Filter in Spanish in order to use this immersive learning method. Not sure it had really helped back then but at least I've learned how to conjugate verbs in Future Simple and form a couple of phrases like "one more question".

Fue bastante útil gracias estoy estudiando alemán desde hace 1 año 🖤❤️💛

That's so true! ACNH is my favorite game, I have at least 3,8k hours of it and recently I've started to play in japanese so I can complement my studies

Hmm maybe I’ll beat tears of the kingdom in a different language 😮

I wanna do this too 😮

Great video!

Now learning English with animal crossing ❤😊

No prior interest in language learning or animal crossing, but still pretty good video! Learning through fun activities is something I always try to do in my own quirky little ways, so it's interesting to see how this applies to even the games we play. If I ever want to retake french I may just use Stardew Valley now lmao

I'm learning Chinese, which uses characters instead of letters. I really wish it would display the roman characters (Pinyin) so I could read the sentences outloud without knowing the characters. It makes this method a little difficult for me :/

Great video! I've literally learned 99% of my English this way: through video games. At first, I would watch my sister play games in English and have her translate words or sentences that made me curious as a child. Then I jumped into "visual novel" type of games, like Hakuouki or Danganronpa. By the end of Hakuouki, I was 50% through achieving the level I currently have. Another very interesting thing I noticed by following this method is that despite being able to read scientific articles at the end of my journey, I was struggling to even write simple sentences. Had to patch that up by chatting online on forums for a month daily.

i cannot believe it never occurred to me that ACNH was a great tool to practice languages!!!!! thank you for the idea :)