Polyglot DEBUNKS Reddit's Language Advice | How To Be A BETTER Language Learner

Today I'm debunking language advice on Reddit and giving you tips on how to learn languages better. Can you be fluent in a day? How much should you study? I answer these and many more questions in the video!
Let me know in the comments if you liked this video format, and also share some of your opinions while you're at it.

TIMESTAPS:
00:00 intro & teaser
00:47 POST 1: learning a language you hate?
01:54 fluency without studying?
02:59 the problem with learning anything but English
03:27 "you can't only have fun"
04:40 English is special
05:34 POST 2: fluent in a day?
06:04 how to get "fluent" immediately, lol jk
07:05 post 3: using SRS efficiently?
09:47 how to be fluent
11:09 POST 3: speaking practice as beginner?
11:34 successful language learning, the best methods
12:50 measurements of success in language learning
13:17 how to do speaking practice
15:06 POST 4: how much should you study?
15:48 more study = more fluency?
16:50 outro