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🇭🇰 Side Quest: Speaking Cantonese in New York City
As a personal Language Learning Challenge, I want to see what can be done in terms of speaking Cantonese (Gwang Dung Waa) in New York City over the course of a few days. If anyone knows any Cantonese, please feel free to give me tips. I'll share videos in this post of any Real Life interactions I'm able to have, good, bad, ugly, or beautiful.
🇭🇰 Side Quest: Speaking Cantonese in New York City
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@Christopher Lewis To my untrained ear, I sometimes think I'm hearing Vietnamese when it's Cantonese.
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@Tony Marsh Píjiǔ zěnme yàng? 啤酒怎么样?
Method Overview - Start here.
Newcomers (and old pros alike) are welcome to take less than 15 minutes on the Big Picture Overview of the LinguaBlox language learning method in this free 'Tiny Course'. Questions about language learning methodology are very welcome here in the comments -- no question is too basic -- as always, complete beginners are very welcome. Start here: https://www.skool.com/linguablox/classroom
Method Overview - Start here.
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Thankyou Tony. 谢谢您哪! Very glad to have found your methods and community. So, to start, of all the courses you offer, which one is the best starting point (for whichever language)?
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@Tony Marsh thanks. I was actually thinking in the context of Spanish. My son started on Spanish with Duolingo, as he had a friend from Chile at the time. He has now stopped completely. Thinking about how to get him back into it. Also, my Spanish neighbour who said she has no one locally who speaks Spanish. Which of your Spanish courses is the best to start with?
A Radical Language Learning Suggestion
- Learn to say the thing you just said. - Grammar is circular, not linear. - "Slow Bach is still Bach." - "Slow is smooth, smooth is fast." - Don't memorize words. Play the language by pushing the buttons. - Develope your Routine - Only learn true things. - Phase 1: Notebook - Phase 2: OPI - Phase 3: Real Life - Reflex, not Recall.
A Radical Language Learning Suggestion
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"We have run out of milk " 我们的牛奶用完了 Wǒmen de niúnǎi yòng wánliǎo
Live Group Call Round 2 🔴
All are welcome, in fact the more of a beginner you are, the more welcome you are! Link in the calendar.
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Thankyou Tony. That was a very helpful session and made me realise where I really need to focus. The Question / Answer approach is very effective !
Verb Map - The Key to Verbs
One of the main tools we use in the Spanish, Portuguese, and Arabic video courses is the Verb Map. If you're new the concept -- or would like a refresher -- this video demonstrates how all verb tenses (and aspects) fit on a single map. The complete English-Spanish Verb Map and the template I used to create this video are downloadable in this post.
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Thanks @Tony Marsh for sharing these wonderful ideas for learning a language through conversations. I would normally use my notebook and write it out by hand, but just to see what would happen (Future Simple ?) I tried generating a Verb Map for Mandarin with DeepSeek. I'm looking forward to practicing with this, and I might even write it out - as writing the characters helps me to memorise. This is what it produced :I
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Andrew Willimott
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