Why you shouldn't listen to slow audio
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Episode Summary:
• News in Slow Spanish-type sites are becoming increasing popular
• With Yabla you can slow down the audio
• But are these helpful, or dangerous?
• There are only two reasons you won’t understand something spoken:
A) You don’t know the words/grammar
B) You can’t understand fast speech
• If you slow down what you’re listening to, you’re not helping your listening, because it’s not natural, and lacks the features of fast speech
• It simply gives you more time to process the information, i.e. think about the words used
• But is this the best way to learn new vocabulary… listening to slow, unnatural audio?
• This = confusing / misunderstanding the problem, and can severely limited your ability to cope with real language
• Listening to stuff at your level (comprehensible input)
• Listen at natural speed, and use the transcript to help you understand.
PS - I do sometimes slow down audio (Speater app), but it’s always when I’m listening to stuff that’s too hard for me
Caveat: Slowing down audio could be useful at the very beginning
Manifesto for Better Listening – a blog post I wrote about listening skills (https://www.iwillteachyoualanguage.com/a-manifesto-for-better-listening/)
My name is Olly Richards, and on this channel I document my experiments in foreign language acquisition:
• Rapid language learning
• Writing Chinese characters
• Languages and travel...on location!
• Daily study routines
• Advanced level tactics
To see some of my previous experiments, why not try...
• Learn Thai in 14 Days:
https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLQJscr8iS4eEA0CRSgEhNJ6sM0p-Y2Im2
• Learn To Write Chinese (Traditional Characters)
https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLQJscr8iS4eHCMT-LknqViItNhH80tKTV
• Daily Study Routines and Schedules
https://youtu.be/oZVhhQM5M0E?list=PLQJscr8iS4eHMs4yIDsN-vnjh91-iD3Iq
If you're interested in becoming a better language learner, and discovering the secrets to learning languages quickly, be sure to check out my podcast:
https://www.iwillteachyoualanguage.com/podcast-home/
Видео Why you shouldn't listen to slow audio канала Olly Richards
Are you having trouble finding authentic audio for your target language with matching transcripts?
Check out my brand new Conversations course that will help you transform your listening skills with story-based audio material
(http://iwillteachyoualanguage.com/conversations)
Episode Summary:
• News in Slow Spanish-type sites are becoming increasing popular
• With Yabla you can slow down the audio
• But are these helpful, or dangerous?
• There are only two reasons you won’t understand something spoken:
A) You don’t know the words/grammar
B) You can’t understand fast speech
• If you slow down what you’re listening to, you’re not helping your listening, because it’s not natural, and lacks the features of fast speech
• It simply gives you more time to process the information, i.e. think about the words used
• But is this the best way to learn new vocabulary… listening to slow, unnatural audio?
• This = confusing / misunderstanding the problem, and can severely limited your ability to cope with real language
• Listening to stuff at your level (comprehensible input)
• Listen at natural speed, and use the transcript to help you understand.
PS - I do sometimes slow down audio (Speater app), but it’s always when I’m listening to stuff that’s too hard for me
Caveat: Slowing down audio could be useful at the very beginning
Manifesto for Better Listening – a blog post I wrote about listening skills (https://www.iwillteachyoualanguage.com/a-manifesto-for-better-listening/)
My name is Olly Richards, and on this channel I document my experiments in foreign language acquisition:
• Rapid language learning
• Writing Chinese characters
• Languages and travel...on location!
• Daily study routines
• Advanced level tactics
To see some of my previous experiments, why not try...
• Learn Thai in 14 Days:
https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLQJscr8iS4eEA0CRSgEhNJ6sM0p-Y2Im2
• Learn To Write Chinese (Traditional Characters)
https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLQJscr8iS4eHCMT-LknqViItNhH80tKTV
• Daily Study Routines and Schedules
https://youtu.be/oZVhhQM5M0E?list=PLQJscr8iS4eHMs4yIDsN-vnjh91-iD3Iq
If you're interested in becoming a better language learner, and discovering the secrets to learning languages quickly, be sure to check out my podcast:
https://www.iwillteachyoualanguage.com/podcast-home/
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