Name: 您可能犯的 10 个语言学习错误（以及如何改正）（10 Language Learning Mistakes You’re Probably Making (And How to Fix Them)）
Uploaded: 2023-05-04T04:52:44.000Z
Duration: 10 min 56 s
Description: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AKbFGGAOEoU Steve Kaufmann

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Today I wanna talk about 10 of the most common mistakes in language earning.

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These are mistakes that make it much more difficult for people

I'm gonna go over these 10 common mistakes, and in my opinion and in

my experience, if you can avoid some or all of these mistakes, you will be

Number one is expecting that you can learn fast.

And this is usually followed by the conviction that you can't learn at all.

So the number of people who are expecting to learn the language in a few weeks, and

there are systems and people who promise, you know, rapid success, and of course

And then people think, well, I just don't have a talent for language learning.

Part of that too is because of the way languages are taught in school where

many of the learners aren't motivated, where there's an emphasis on, you

know, passing tests and so people become convinced that they can't learn.

But one of the reasons for people thinking they can't learn is because

So the first mistake is, don't have unrealistic expectations.

if you learn something that you're not gonna forget it.

If you learn a word, if you learn a phrase, if you learn a grammatical

pattern, you think, you know, I should be able to use that.

And of course we don't because we continually forget.

When they keep forgetting even the most basic things, things that they have come

across time and time again and still can't remember, this is absolutely normal.

So here again, people who can't accept the fact that they're going

to forget and have to relearn, very often they become unhappy and therefore

Number three, another mistake is trying to master the grammar

People spend a lot of time trying to remember or remember or memorize

or do exercises to drill into their minds, certain basic structures in the

language, or they drill themselves on conjugation tables or declension tables,

trying to remember the endings for the different cases, for different genders.

And of course, this is very difficult to do.

There's nothing wrong in looking at the explanations and seeing

examples and quickly reviewing the tables, but what is a mistake is to

You will have to come across examples of these grammatical structures or case

endings or conjugation forms, you'll have to come across them in different contexts.

And then once again, review the table and once again, review the explanation

before slowly, slowly, they become a habit for you in the use of the new language,

But trying to sort of master these rules and tables upfront,

Another mistake is expecting that the language should become clear to us.

I've listened to so much of the language, and yet I still don't understand it.

There's still the same parts, even though I look up the words that I hear

And of course, eventually the language becomes clear, but the expectation

that it should become clear before it becomes clearer is a mistake

The fog will gradually lift, and you shouldn't have expectations

that the language becomes clear before it becomes clear.

Another mistake, people stay with easy, comfortable, learner content.

Of course, when we start out, we have to use learner content.

Ideally, we use content like our Mini Stories at LingQ,

The same words need to repeat very, very often.

That's often not the case in your usual language textbook where they move you,

in my opinion, too quickly, from the post office to the doctor's office, to

What you need initially is a lot of repetition, but a lot of

people stay with the easy content because it's, it's satisfying to

It's comfortable, it's easy, but you have to push outside that comfort

More interesting and more difficult content.

Fortunately, with sites like LingQ or other apps that are there, online

dictionaries, the availability to bring content in from YouTube

and to look up words you don't understand, it's becoming easier and

easier to access more challenging content and content of interest.

Mistake people think they can get by with a few words, whether

Uh, the Pareto principle, you know, 80% of any content, uh, is basically

contained in the 20% most common words, which appear very often.

This is a fallacy, uh, in order to understand anything sort

of interesting, significant of interest, or to have a conversation.

With another adult person on a subject of interest, actually, you

need a lot of vocabulary and even if you can train yourself to...

to say a small number of things fairly fluently, but you only use a

small number of words, then that's gonna limit that conversation.

To the small range of vocabulary that you already have, and you're kind

of forcing the other person to stay within that limited range of content

and you won't grow your vocabulary, you won't grow your language capability.

So in my opinion, it's a fallacy to fake that a small number of words,

and remember that word frequency declines very, very quickly.

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