Stephen Krashen on Language Acquisition Part 1 of 2

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Title	:	Stephen Krashen on Language Acquisition Part 1 of 2
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I wonder how many languages Krashen has learned? Has he interviewed polyglots to see what might be a common thread across how they learn/acquire languages?
Comment from : @fernandoherranz4095

Language learning is an experience You can't just read a book and memorize a bunch of stuff and expect to learn the language You have to interact with others and use the language with them Yes the rules are important, but that shouldn't be the main thing You have to use the language, listen to yourself and others using it, improve your mistakes and build on them so you can make fewer of them and sound better speaking And practice a lot
Comment from : @fernandoherranz4095

That emphasis on the end so true 😢
Comment from : @jayralph7165

He's half right, you aquire language, but if your instinct is to still express things like you would in your native language, that's when your language learning kicks in You have to self regulate what you say For example, me learning spanish, if I want to say "thanks for talking to me" my instinct will be "gracias por hablando conmigo" But you don't say that, you say 'thanks for to speak to me', "gracias por hablar conmigo" You have to balance what you want to say with what you SHOULD say The rules of language is the difference between kicking a ball around for fun and playing a professional soccer match with referee
Comment from : @Inaworldoflove

There will be overwrite all the time If tommor was todaybrWho to fat whole laught at youbrIf Im not in it will
Comment from : @thesubhumancomedy

Now, I thank the world has Opened the wrong door to people like us …brSome how the science has Helped to find the right doorbrThank you verymuch professor ❤
Comment from : @kamalpadmakumara

If language teachers teach students with Krashen method they will acquire the language in few months unlike me that I've studied English since I was 8 yo, it's been 10 years and I still can't speak English like my mother tongue, I can speak but I can't feel the language Idk if you understand what I mean It's just like I wasted my time to learn Just ONE language I really love to know a lot of languages but I didn't know how Thanks to mr Krashen I found my way
Comment from : @Xutlaw

It was the year 2023 when i first listened to this man's methodologies, and several months later after applying his hypothesis in language acquisition, I've noticed my tremendous amount of improvements, not only i speak English with consistency but i also acquired natural pronunciation and accent all because of comprehensible inputbrbrThanks to this man
Comment from : @KratosThunder-qr7ih

He always says the importance of comprehensive input through reseach studies and experience But I still couldn't grab the way how to do it practically Can someone please fill in what I am missing?
Comment from : @Mlw693

I'm not entirely against language learning Learning a foreign language at a beginner's level helps or at least may help but in order to get to a level of mastering a language well, you need to ger to a level of language acquisition I keep comparing it with steering a car From a certain stage on, you just don't realize when you change gears for having it interiorized
Comment from : @juanfran579

13:30 - eh, that's a bit of a straw man No teacher is going to spend just one day working on a grammatical tense
Comment from : @edmerc92

The west has to turn everything into a jobs program, so that's what they did with language
Comment from : @Dan50

What are the different types of comprehensible inputs As an ESL/EFL teacher i want to develop different CI, so help me
Comment from : @kokounoah2847

I just realized I've been listening and understanding the whole thing without subtitles when I went to part two the subtitles jumped on my screen and I was like wait was I not reading in the first part? brtruly the power of aquestion
Comment from : @meemee-hf9ni

This man is truly amazing
Comment from : @PhilBraxton

When people cared more about science and research
Comment from : @ahmadazab7853

Hi fam! 🎉 Someone could explain to me what he means when he say comprehensible inputs? Thank you ❤
Comment from : @aleveit9

What’s comprehensible input ?
Comment from : @Jah139

14:02br"the worst problem with the grammatical syllabus is that it's boring"brBoring people find/make things boring
Comment from : @johnjustice8478

It's boring
Comment from : @warker6186

but he remains silent on the natural order H
Comment from : @youcandoit5248

This guy is ahead of his time, meanwhile some years ago I had my french teacher telling us to write extensive lists of vocabulary which now I might only know a couple of words which are really similar to my native language words
Comment from : @なにいってんの-s5e

"My best friends are grammarians I love to discuss relative clauses" 🧡
Comment from : @intoarut

I got ecstatic that I found this video here This linguist is incredibly smart
Comment from : @Nicolas-vs9br

Kató Lombbr youtube/yM95By6tzpQ
Comment from : @zsoltnemeth9739

2:30 3:00
Comment from : @galena6701

Fun fact: Even by watching this video itself, we are acquiring the language!😂
Comment from : @akashgautam1909

I want to hug this guy Can’t agree more
Comment from : @tatianahawaii13

For the last year, I've gone from reviewing grammar structures to exposing myself to lots of reading, listening and watching in my target language I've definitely felt a big improvement I do find that I still have to review vocabulary in order for those words to 'stick' during the exposure activities
Comment from : @Tehui1974

Prof Krashen I hope u load another podcast on this topic as this one doesn't hv quality vocal I mean it is unclear
Comment from : @rusdayatiidrus5401

Comprehensible input plus repetition in real setting will instill mastery n fluency
Comment from : @rusdayatiidrus5401

It is sad to realize how much money n time has bn wasted on lg acquisition researches on mathematical approach as proposed by the irrelevant Chomsky
Comment from : @rusdayatiidrus5401

Krashen has taken our lg acquisition back to it's TRUE course after a long gone ashtray by the irrelevant Chomsky who misled us by mathematic approach which actually has nothing to do wt Language Acquisition
Comment from : @rusdayatiidrus5401

This guy is amazing he helped me to speak English in 7 months
Comment from : @moodi579

people who do not know this man, yeah you missed it
Comment from : @mohamedbouzehra5267

My best friends are relative clauses and my wife is a 3rd conditional
Comment from : @VicePerignon

I feel like im watching some lost secret message
Comment from : @grayfox1298

When was this recorded?
Comment from : @ChenCenter

It’s not only in my left ear !!! LETSG GOO
Comment from : @RayZin

Can someone tell me bout the point?😣
Comment from : @euphoriabeez2992

DANKE
Comment from : @maryyearlymoller8867

ok, so he keeps saying iComprehensible Input/i over and over again, how it helps in Language Acquisition and it's way better than boring, Grammar drills OK Got itbrbHow?/bbrWhat does it translate to for someone who's at a low-intermediate level?
Comment from : @TheInternetFan

Seems like schools have been doing it all wrong
Comment from : @URestURust

What about pronunciation? If u wanna have a native pronunciation u need to learn how to use those muscles in a way u have never done before So in a way speaking is also practise
Comment from : @SeanOCallaghan0106

Amazing video
Comment from : @Sonydir

Such an intelligent and classy teacher Love it <3
Comment from : @Nicolas-ht4iv

he has got an amazing argument
Comment from : @taalibxabiib6952

Absolutely fascinating
Comment from : @stromnessian

Amazing
Comment from : @Manuel4Languages

I wanna meet him, just once
Comment from : @SB-hs4yn

Who here for AJATT ?
Comment from : @duchi3215

Awesome! Loved it
Comment from : @mj680

This man is amazing
Comment from : @SolarPunkDog

This man is simply great
Comment from : @algendy2011

lyric please
Comment from : @engisashakir3369

The one man that actually 'gets it', if only more people could know about Krashen , such a genius
Comment from : @빈-p8i

Beautiful speech I love Krashen's theories on LA
Comment from : @jessicaaraus8641

Thanks for the explanationThat really helps out a lot
Comment from : @hassanalami6846

Oh boy,best ending ever :Dbrgreat talk
Comment from : @Eistroll0Wie0

Great video, thanks for sharing I have some of his books that was the first time I actually saw a video of himself Good stuffbrThanks again!!!!
Comment from : @legoandbikes

No doubt that acquisition is very importantI believe that the good point about acquiring a language is that a learner do not make an effort in learning a language
Comment from : @hanins5435

thanks for sharing, I am really like this vedeo
Comment from : @arifinjanggu2131

Affective Filter
Comment from : @FirstReviewer

He is very intelligent
Comment from : @alcidessuarezl746

Krashen at his best
Comment from : @davidjackson5231

Does anyone know when this video was created?
Comment from : @MrBradWest

VERY GOOD!
Comment from : @YairOrtega

How many languages did he speak? A person can get a Doctor degree in languages but still doesn't go further than the third languageI prefer to listen to people who can speak 10 or more languages (I speak 7 - 5 of which with fluency)
Comment from : @albertomodesti2641

Hello! First of all thank you for uploading this, it´s brilliant I was wondering if you have any further information about this talk, I am currently in the process of writing a thesis to obtain my Bachelor's degree and I´d really like to mention some things about this video (basically I need to cite it) I'd really appreciate your help :) Thank you very much!
Comment from : @abigailjetaime

The fact that your ability to speak improves through speaking does not mean that the comprehensible input theory does not hold water Stephen Krashen is talking about 'acquisition' here and when he says that speaking doesn't help, all he means is that you can speak and but this will not lead to you acquiring language You need to listen and to read in order to do this In order to improve your spoken fluency you most certainly need to speak and I can't imagine that Stephen disagree with this
Comment from : @kittyloewenstein5433

Their improvement in speech comes from listening more things they can understand If you don't listen to more comprehensible things, your speaking ability will remain the same, it maybe a little faster, but you're not acquiring new things just memorizing old phrases For example, to be a good writer, you need to write but more important you need to read more, if you don't read more, your writing abilities will remain the same doesn't matter how much you write Conversations good, monologues no
Comment from : @OurBrainHurtsALot

begs the question - why are our language classes still light years behind?
Comment from : @UserOfCommonSense

This is a great video! It backs up everything Moses McCormick and other polyglots say Thanks for uploading it
Comment from : @mjb14722

"i love to discuss relative clauses" hahaha :D, NERD But i love his scientific thinking
Comment from : @Gumikrukon

"Worst problem with the grammatical syllabusit's boring" I am glad he pointed that out
Comment from : @DrKojiin

I love the point it ended at
Comment from : @Boonweezy

na se kala marissa gia to video tou DR Krashen Ton exw dei se dialeksi stin ameriki einai top ston tomea tou
Comment from : @mrkyprits

Thanks a lot !! It was like the lecture I attended when He was in Buenos Aires (Argentina) in 1992 Fascinating!
Comment from : @dragort10

@utopianistic I think not even Mr Krashen had a copy of it - I know because he told me on Twitter :-)
Comment from : @CELTAthens

I love the ending of this part one clip "It's boring" This guy is correct School is boring I'm having more fun learning Chinese on my own than any class I had in public school
Comment from : @RustDust7