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I’m old enough to have had to do a lot of rote learning in primary school This early practice makes it a lot easier to hold things in memory - I think you also unconsciously learn mental tricks to retain information for as long as you need to Not everything, of course I write notes on paper, younger people put everything into their phones, illiterate societies had to memorise everything or it was lost for ever There must have been a time in the past when all foreign language learning was by ear alone
Comment from : @rocktapperrobin9372

6:20 There is no such thing as a learning style This has been debunked, please see benjamin keep PHDs videos
Comment from : @benjaminrogers8875

The famous book for learning Latin is Familia Romana, Lingua Latina per se illustrata by Hans Orberg It uses the inductive method, it is a wonderful book
Comment from : @ronh3935

Reading is a cinch?br(synch is pronounced the same as sink)
Comment from : @b_ks

Independence is just like you explained, word do not have spaces in-de-pen-den-ce-day A day wen one will not pen own contracts anymore, ie accepted slavery by contract
Comment from : @kari-tapiohaavisto4090

the best way to master speaking is to have a partner speaking that language
Comment from : @david-u5l7h

How much watch? Six watch Such much? Whom how
Comment from : @bondniko

Young man explained that his name was Juan using gestures
Comment from : @bondniko

You're a linguist who can't use full words?
Comment from : @elizabethkeith7283

You want us to take seriously a video with "Vocab" in the title and lesson The word is "Vocabulary" A professor should know that
Comment from : @elizabethkeith7283

This is absolutely mind blowing!
Comment from : @LukeAvedon

This popped up in my feed randomly, and I'm so happy it did Subscribed!
Comment from : @LouisGiliberto

"What did kids write on wax tablets?" I'm guessing the same as today "Magister stultus est" lol
Comment from : @LouisGiliberto

I enjoyed this video, but the title is not accurate at all The guests herself that we dont know how long it took the ancients to learn a new language This is a classy channel that does not need clickbait titles
Comment from : @achevres

humans do not anymore need memory but a human without memory is a tree without leaves
Comment from : @biran44r

1 extremely interesting interviewbr2 each person learns differently and each language has challenges
Comment from : @bdcochran01

You know, that's what i was thinking, shouldnt i learn the names of things before i learn to put a sentence together How does sentence structure even help, if i don't know what the things being talked about are Living in Vietnam Sure, if i were in a school ordering a coffee with milk and a tea for a student and their doctor, I'd understand what was said, but come on, that wont help me talk to my neighbor, when the only words they say that i understand are and, or, with, and the A perfect score on Duolingo, sure, but without the nouns I have no understanding
Comment from : @ChrisBGramzizpups

❤❤❤xra@😊😊😊😊😊😊Thanks!
Comment from : @billestevens3993

DESTROYS hey? Every time I see a title like that, it DESTROOOOOOYS my ability to take the content seriously
Comment from : @miertul

I feel like this is, in some sense, a no-brainer; I mean you cannot build an empire off the backs of slaves from conquered colonies, and not have a reliable way to teach them your language
Comment from : @AnonymousXIII

Came to this to hear about how to learn a language fast, two minutes in and its about food and clothes
Comment from : @WatHat-kw8zb

Fyi ? All European languages while no Asian, Polynesian, Melanesian, Micronesian nor Australian Aboriginal languages? Do you know there are 150 unique and distinct languages in the Solomon Islands? You have left alot out or perhaps have an “ear” for just European languages? Curious Laurie NZ mmm basically mono lingual but did learn Pidgin in the Solomons as a kid 😊
Comment from : @LWJCarroll

Thanks!
Comment from : @BFree-ge6ms

Look at the Constitution , the men that wrote this were kids by today’s standards … nowadays half the kids can’t read it (cursive) and 75 can’t understand the language … such a shame
Comment from : @ChicagoDoItYourself

Thank you Early, frequent wins positively reinforces effort
Comment from : @stephen_pfrimmer

This interview is criminally underrated!! Fantastic, just found your channel xo
Comment from : @TheLinguistsLibrary

The last thing i need to hear is from a low IQ savage that never invented the wheel or a seafairing boat about Latin or my culture
Comment from : @JohnChrysostom101

so what is the answer1 hour video is too long I don't care about all the other crapIs it just reading? If its reading just say it
Comment from : @friendryan

fascinating, really interesting however i'm 9min in and already on the third lot of adds Not your fault i know but that's worse than legacy media, really distracting maybe I'll try again later
Comment from : @matthewbrown7048

Lingua Latina pars 1 Familia Romana, by Hans H Orberg, youtube polyMathy ! Answer 4826
Comment from : @margascholtens9878

I wish I was intelligent enough to learn a language other than my own!
Comment from : @karlgreene2177

There's a big difference in learning language for official documents, and learning the way people actually spoke Most modern day university trained linguists don't get this, and I don't this professor gets it either
Comment from : @dadevi

Grats for learing Italian :)
Comment from : @gniccolai

The people called the Romans go the house
Comment from : @greyngreyer5

Rote memorization is how I studied Middle Egyptian
Comment from : @ToxicSentinelTTV

I imagine a lot of words cross-pollinated due to commodity trading
Comment from : @woodfox8803

They had mono lingo
Comment from : @iscreamfitness

You said something like "we have a traditional method" for learning language here now So, if you've done your homework, I suppose you are referring either to "the Direct Method" combined with "Mim/Mem" Otherwise, please clarify how you would explain "our" "traditional method"
Comment from : @johnwalsh1648

Is it just me or the camera is focusing in the background instead of the interviewer?
Comment from : @vinipachecov

Two powerful language-learning tools that haven't been mentioned in this video:br- Comic-strip books in the target languagebr- Songs in the target languagebr I have used both when available to learn a variety of languages I find it much more difficult when neither is availablebr Songs are generally easy to learn, just look up the lyrics to help, and they often portray an easy-to-recall background reference when in doubt I've learned many songs in English, Portuguese, French, and Turkish, and a few in other languagesbr Comic strips let you easily learn by context You can re-read any part or word at your own pace It's a pity you can't hear the printed text! Although you sometimes can, if posted in the Internet This is the way I learned Portuguese vocabulary (my neighbour lent me 40 such booklets for one month, and I hasted to read them fast)
Comment from : @wafikiri_

What is her definition of cool?
Comment from : @nathanwhite7765

I speak 3 languages fluently plus seven less well I was taught French at 3 by my father and remember the day it clicked when French people turned up to play when I was a couple of years older
Comment from : @WaterSourcer

Babies learn immersively
Comment from : @WaterSourcer

How did this get almost 200k views
Comment from : @rickyd1126

The teacher has a really trans Atlantic accent
Comment from : @andrewpalim1978

Just another useless professor with no knowledge on the subject, jumping back and forth from one subject to another unable to give a single sensible answer to any question of a person who is currently learning a foreign language
Comment from : @alexandermartirosyan3406

I wonder how you see mathematics I find if I am learning a language my mathematics gets better
Comment from : @DavidPaulNewtonScott

I have a new adopted Philippina baby she is only 8 months old I speak Tagalog and English to her and that's fine I gave her a blast of Portuguese an wow the look on her face Does not compute danger, danger Will Robinson
Comment from : @DavidPaulNewtonScott

Well, waddya know!brI click on a random video about languages that seemed interesting, and the host lives in my city, Zagreb!
Comment from : @Kamadev888

Goluremi Languages!
Comment from : @Kamadev888

I wonder how many personal slaves were able to pick up the language while waiting for their masters?
Comment from : @chucktaylor4958

They didn’t have all the distractions we have today
Comment from : @InventorKnight

Great interview! I really enjoyed how deeply you delved into this topic! I’m so fascinated by the various languages you have learned Which one was the most difficult to learn and which was the easiest (as an adult, since you said Spanish comes easy but you learned it as an adolescent)? Also, have you learned Yoruba yet? How do find using it with your Nigerian relatives?
Comment from : @beemee4416

learning german causing an obsession with the rules is the most german thing I can think of
Comment from : @Blaise815

Misleading clickbait title
Comment from : @sontrajamfemininegaze145

Was interesting until the host decided interview himself
Comment from : @quantum_ocean

14 euros for a croisant?
Comment from : @tally3018

11:25 Useful content startsbr15:50 how ancients learned languages with mini-storiesbr48:55 core habitsbr51:50 working with a teacher
Comment from : @Devon_maloy

You took the words out of my mouth, "That was fastinating!"
Comment from : @aarmenar2358

It is very difficult to take this video seriously when they start with "The ancient Romans didn't have Duolingo" as if Duolingo is the epitome of literacy and language teaching methodology
Comment from : @rbaleksandar

If that method was “incredible” why should I believe you? As a professor and a linguist, surely you must know the importance of correct adjectives Why not use positive adjectives like “extraordinary, remarkable”?
Comment from : @alexmarcus9009

I remember finding a paragraph of Cicero's that contained every refutation technique, and the important symbolism of hope as an anchor of the soul I was told that Romans would practice rhetoric by memorizing important passages brbr Cicero wrote the passage, knowing it would be copied, in order to preserve the symbol Later, you see St Paul co-opt this symbol, twisting its meaning (which speaks to the dual nature of hope as an object for suckers, but I digress)
Comment from : @CiceroSapiens

Will John! First language video I have seen by him
Comment from : @KrisBurley-c8j

@goluremilanguages At the end, you referred to a book on Latin, do you mean: Lingva Latina: Per Se Illvstrata by Hans H Orberg
Comment from : @anubis1405

As someone with a really good passive knowledge of a language who is too afraid to speak – being shy is not a good reason You need to nip it in the bud before it becomes a complex I don't learn 'differently', I just received negative feedback that made me nervous Do I need someone to be understanding and patient? Yes Do I need to avoid active production because I don't want to do it? Absolutely not
Comment from : @CapucineAbadie

Probably the most interesting interview on language learning on the internet!
Comment from : @loistalagrand

48:00 you're probably thinking of Lingua latina per se illustrata LLPSI
Comment from : @RoyalKnightVIII

0:52 brI'm from Warsaw What is "Warsaw papyrus"?
Comment from : @wiktoro2604

Latin was only for those who governed The people did not speak Latin but "vulgar", from the Latin vulgaris, derivative of vulgus "volgo" - people
Comment from : @giakon1

I wonder if u have encountered anything about the Igbo language Some say the Igbo language is the original language in which the bible was written, as well as the language from which Greek and Latin originated So, in my opinion, it would be a good idea for anybody who is into linguistics to investigate the issue
Comment from : @miaknonow

This woman talks in circles
Comment from : @MyOwnSweetHome

When in Germany I asked for dos cervaza, por favor, instead of Zwei bier, bitte knowing that no matter how I said it, even if I said, deux bières s’il vous plaît, I would have gotten two beers☺ You know, the basics💗 Seriously though, great video, I love languages and the mechanics of them Memorization is key When learning how to memorize, repetition at a young age is important, I'm just an arm chair linguist but have had to learn different languages in my 70 years Every formal training I've had has been the greetings and the alphabet and grammar first (Germans put their verbs last, Spanish but adjectives behind the nouns) However, I found the immersion method has always been more conducive to just plain street talk
Comment from : @ceceliaroberts1475

Greetings from Rijeka, Croatia 💜
Comment from : @irenanacin

The book might be the series, Ecce Romanii
Comment from : @sandymcaulay4178

Fascinating , excellent video!! Kudos to prof Eleanore Dickey for the attempt to learn Polish language, it is a hard to learn language especially for English speaking person 👏
Comment from : @19boro76

lol, people unironically think that ancient societies were stupid and illiterate They didn’t have TV or radio, or computers, so they read and wrote far more and at a far more proficient level than we did because they had to write everything down They also had more contact with surrounding foreign cultures which necessitated them learning language And to think they didn’t have dictionaries in antiquity? How the fuq does this idiot think we translated ancient texts? Magic?
Comment from : @redlightdeath

Why even WORRY about it? Anymore, practically ANY place you go they speak ENGLISH better than most US citizens
Comment from : @fragslap5229

Just turn on subtitles
Comment from : @Appachoppa112

Reading nomen omen
Comment from : @mahrcheen

As someone who has learnt Italian and French and does not know Spanish, I am surprised that she apparently thought an article in Spanish was in Italian i can get the gist of an article in either Spanish or Portuguese, but I know that it is not Italian!
Comment from : @willx9352

In the USA we teach to the slowest in the class So, no one learns anything If your kids are smart, get them in private schools or homeschool Public schools are not for learning
Comment from : @Mindvirus-ly5ed

Very very long winded and convoluted with little in the way of anything new and useful Just cut to the chase, Who has time for pointless waffle!
Comment from : @retribution999

For some reason, you say "vocab" instead of "vocabulary" Why do you move the accent to the first syllable as you do that?
Comment from : @steve1x3x

Language learning is fun when you have a friend who really the speaker and willing to teach you to have fun together The first half of this idea is how language schools often establish upon, the second half is that they hope you're not an antisocial who just want to read textbooks and articles
Comment from : @cefcephatus

The stick was also used Liberally And with its full force
Comment from : @kebman

This isn't an accurate explanation of Krashen, there's a bunch of comprehensible input, but roughly 20 of the effort is actually studying the vocab and grammar to make the process more efficient Nobody just sits around languages being spoken and just picks it up like that without spending some time on specifically studying the vocab and grammar
Comment from : @SmallSpoonBrigade