THIS is the Best Method to Teach Yourself Any Language

0:00 In this video, I'm going to show you a template that is an infinite language learning generator. This is something you can do in a notebook. You don't need to download an app. You don't need anything. Chat GPT can definitely help. Uh, but it's completely, I guess, organic, uh, analog, you know what I mean? Uh, it's a fivepoint circle that goes clockwise and then in a second it's going to go counterclockwise. And I'll show you everything. Uh, we'll do it mostly in English. Maybe other languages will pop up. If you're learning Spanish or Portuguese or Arabic or wool or Russian or whatever it may be, this is going to work for anything. And it's mainly designed that you don't need a textbook or a teacher to tell you, okay, today you learn this vocab. Oh, today now in this chapter you learn this verb. It's like why in this chapter, you know,

0:45 like what do I it's it's something deeper than that. Okay, so here's the idea. Uh we're you can start anywhere and it's just going to take you around the loop, but uh we'll start at topic. Okay. So, here's what I want you to do. Think of a topic that you would like to be able to talk about in the language that you're learning. Even if it's Mandarin, Chinese, talking about food, for example. If food is the topic, you're going to move into a question. Okay? So, what is a question? There's many questions that you could ask about food. What's your favorite food? Do you like this food? Do you like that food? Uh, what do you have for breakfast? Anything to do with food. And that's your question. Okay. So in a notebook you could write a question and again chat GBT or a teacher or a friend can help you uh learn how to say that question. So like

1:32 fabita you know like what's your favorite food? Then you write an answer to that. Okay. So my favorite food is mole or something. Okay. Once that's done we want to separate the verb from the vocab. That gives us the complete circle. Okay. So the verb would be in this case is right. So x is y. My favorite food is such and such. Okay. Uh, the verb is a constant and vocabulary is a variable because you could say my favorite food is x, y, or z. Okay. So, mikas, tacos, burritos. Okay. Uh, in the same way that verbs are a constant and vocabulary are um are a variable. The questions are a variable on the topic, right? And the answers are a

2:18 variable on the question, right? because you could ask the same question to 20 different people, you get 20 different answers. Okay? So, it's this continuous loop of things that branch out, right? So, topics flow into multiple questions. Each question flows into multiple answers. Each answer has a verb as its starting point and that verb flows into multiple vocabulary. Okay? Now, once you reach vocabulary, for example, if you get to, oh, my favorite food is uh you know, Italian food, you're back to topic. So now Italian food is the new topic. Or yeah, we had some great Italian food on our trip to Italy last month. Now the topic is your trip or your travel. Oh, okay. So if the topic is your trip to Italy, the question is where did you go? Did you go to Rome?

3:04 Did you see this? Did you hike that? Did you go to that place? Did you do this? The answer is da da da the verb. And you repeat the cycle. So you just keep repeating the cycle until you end up talking about all of the topics, questions, answers, verbs, and vocab that you actually want to talk about. So try it. Like pause the video right now and come back to this and just say, "Okay, what what would I do if I wanted to talk about such and such topic flows into answer questions, answers, verb, vocab, it's an infinite conversation generator." Okay, so that's uh what it looks like when it goes uh clockwise. It also works counterclockwise. So let's pretend now that we started with topic or you could start with let's start with vocabulary. Just go to the extreme end of the tail. Pretend the vocabulary is a guitar. I'm

3:51 looking at at a guitar over there. So if the vocab is guitar, okay, the sort of traditional way to memorize vocab would be like, okay, so today we're learning guitar, piano, bajo, like all of these instruments. And you're just coming away from that thinking like, okay, I think I memorized supposedly I supposed to have memorized like 10 musical instruments because that was the chapter where we were on today is musical instruments. But at the end of the day, who cares? Like is it no one's going to come up to you in the street and say name 10 instruments like that's your it's it doesn't reflect like real communication. Okay. Better way to do it is take that vocabulary term which we decided is going to be guitar and find a verb. So now we're going this way. So find a verb

4:36 that works with. So for example, I play the guitar. It would beco or Arabic guitar and so on. Whatever it is in Mandarin, whatever it is in everything else, right? Once you have that verb and vocab pair to actually complete a sentence, right? I play the guitar. Move over into answer. So answer is like a statement. I play the guitar. That's going to be my statement. Okay. Next thing to do is we're working backwards. Find a question that activates that statement. So if it's I play the guitar, the question would be, "Do you play the guitar?" Okay. Oh, I was playing the guitar earlier with my Were you playing guitar earlier? Yes, I was playing guitar earlier. Okay. And now we're on the

5:21 topic of guitar, music, friends, pastimes, whatever the topics may be. And you keep going back around the other way. So, if the topic changes to friends, oh, vocabulary is friends. Arabic standard. Nice. I learned. How do I use it in a sentence? I have friends. I promise I have friends. I'm the you know, I have friends who play the guitar and so on and so forth. Do you have friends who play the guitar? Okay. So, that's how it works. Both clockwise and counterclockwise. I'm encouraging anyone that wants to play with this to just play with it. Like draw it out in a notebook, fill in the blank. Like you could just write the topic in. You could

6:07 you could just take this and do it like a blank template. But the point is is that it's going to lead you away from that idea that like I need to memorize this all this vocab right now. That's what I got to do. No, you need the vocab that you want for the topic you're in paired with the verb to say something. asks that's something ask something and have conversation. All right. So again, structurally infinite conversation generator with only five elements um and uh and a a conver actual conversation generator that's going to let you learn to say the things you want to say and uh as an afterthought learn the patterns that you need to say those things and infinite other Thanks.