How to Reach a Very High Level in a Foreign Language @Days of French 'n' Swedish

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In this video, I talk to wonderful Lamont from the Channel Days of French and Swedish about language learning, the input hypothesis, the power of deliberate practice, how to learn every day and so much more!

Explicit vs implicit knowledge in SLA (Second Language Acquisition) by Japanese linguistic Shiro Ojima:

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Timestamps

1:02 - How has language learning impacted your life?
5:08 - What is deliberate practice and how to use it to keep improving?
9:32 - The difference between deliberate and simple practice
12:35 - Explicit and implicit learning
16:27 - How does physical exercise impact your language learning?
21:30 - Are you an organized person and how does that influence your language learning?
24:44 - How to stay motivated in the long run when learning a language?
28:21 - Is it difficult to understand other accents?
29:49 - How can you measure progress in second language acquisition?
33:52 - How important is the process of constructing your own sentences?
36:40 - Do you think it's possible to learn a language if you're a parent or have other time-consuming responsibilities?
40:46 - How do I get unstuck in language learning?
44:13 - Is it beneficial to do raw listening to the sounds of the language that you want to learn before starting to actually learn the language?
46:43 - How do you know you're good enough in one language that you can go into maintenance mode and start learning a new one?
49:30 - How much time do you spend per day listening to and reading in a language in order to make progress?