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Do we learn about the culture in the new language or our own?

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What about learning about your own culture in the target language?? That way it's way easier to fill in the gaps of the words we don't know cause the context is super familiar
Comment from : @Frankybeanselevators

Reading in your native language/languages to get in depth information is a huge mistake to make progress in language learning
Comment from : @jonasarnesen6825

Steve, thanks for mentioning my country and languageI am proud you have the Czech rootsJe velmi mile vědět, že v Kanadě je takový jazykový profesionál
Comment from : @jananovakova2840

سلام اقای کافمن، شما گفتید دارید فارسی یاد میگیرید خوشحال می شوم با شما فارسی صحبت کنم ، متشکر و موفق باشید
Comment from : @kalatkot2687

你太牛啦大神呀😍
Comment from : @YE1991YE

i am still waiting for your email address or tell me how can i contact with you ?bri am very eager to speak with you about Persian language and culture
Comment from : @sadafmkh565

b- Humans like you give me more motivation to learn any language ❤️))/b
Comment from : @tus1696

What I realised is that my reading skills are good, but I struggle so much with listening on almost all languages Definitely something I have to work on more, I just don't know how
Comment from : @easyandslowbrazilianportug8747

I agree totally Nothing worse than a boring voice The person listening needs to feel the passion !
Comment from : @solea59

Steve what do you think of watching English series/movies on Netflix with subtitles in the target language I am at around a B1 level in French and I’ve found this technique very helpful with better expressing myself by learning new words and phrases
Comment from : @boxwhale5877

At 1:00 you mentioned a series with 26 episodes, is it available in Lingq? And what is the title of the course please?brThanks
Comment from : @maa7528

Vielen danke
Comment from : @asmahussein7576

Prezioso Professore, I need your help! I'm going to teach to my students the "Figure retoriche" Many students of mine are English speakers In your experience is more common to say "Rethorical device" or "figure of speech"? I really bless you ❤️🌟🙏🏻
Comment from : @noemimarcialis1249

À apprendre la langue étrangère, c'est très cool chosebrI suis apprendrant Français et j'ai commencé Il y a 3 moinsbrEn fait je puis lire des courts romainsbrJe suis d'améliorer avec tes moyens Merci, Grand-père
Comment from : @HonoreDeutsch

Thanks steve, any plans to add more mini stories , or a seires like the iranian to other languages? I know I'm prrsemptous in asking for thatAlso thank you for lingq and your tips
Comment from : @osamahabbas3443

Sometimes i judge by one’s sound and speed
Comment from : @japanese-english-vlog

Could you recommend some books about Canada's history sir? Please
Comment from : @gabrielinacio6331

History is great, I've been writing the history of France in French Im around page 110 and I've drastically improved my writing, with a lot of room to improve sure I use LingQ or Duolingo forums to get feedback and improve too
Comment from : @bobbylewis2

درود بر شما👍
Comment from : @atefeaskari9550

Hi, everyone! How are you? brMy name is Luciano I'm an intermediate brI want to improve my english speaking skill brI'd like to practice with someone in the same level Would anyone like to practice with me?
Comment from : @lucianodomingues2290

Amazing video Steve
Comment from : @lucianodomingues2290

Definitely both One example that comes to mind is languages that have a concept of an 'Auntie/Uncle' by nature of them being a generation older than you Korean, Arabic, etc But not in English (or English speaking Western nations)
Comment from : @londonerlearnsjapanese3337

Great advise grandfather Steve! I respect your history of life! You are a Genius!
Comment from : @jandersonpassos5133

Вы молодец
Comment from : @erturtemirbaev5207

S'il vous plaît Monsieur , comment apprendre la lecture et l'écriture dans une langue étrangère
Comment from : @khadijaakhatar1355

Yea I do the same- read in English because it’s so quick an effortless!
Comment from : @yourfirstsecondlanguage4782

Mi piacciono i tuoi consigli! Voglio passarli alle studentesse e agli studenti del mio canale YouTube! Best wishes!
Comment from : @noemimarcialis1249

Comencé a seguir su concejo/método que es escuchar y leer en Inglés pero no entiendo nada 😔 se que tengo que tener paciencia y ánimo pero señor Steve ¿qué otra cosa puedo hacer para ir aprendiendo? Le agradecería muchísimo Por favor Solo tengo 15 años y me propuse aprender Inglés antes de los 17
Comment from : @alforious5715