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Become a Fearless Learner: The 5 Things You Need to STOP Telling Yourself - Duration: 7:39.

Hi! This is Cedric for MosaLingua. I hope you're doing well!

Today's video is about

the frustrations we all face when learning a language. You're not alone!

But there are a few mindsets you need to get rid of before you can become a fearless

and successful learner.

Before I go any further, don't forget to subscribe to our

channel for more language learning tips.

Learning a language is a journey. Don't

expect to follow a straight and smooth path to success. You will encounter ups

and downs, and sometimes even bumpy roads. This is why you have to be prepared to

face some frustrations when things don't go your way.

These frustration can be a

real problem sometimes, and some learners even give up because of them. So it is

important to know them and to anticipate them. Here are the most common complaints

you'll hear a language learner say and that you should remove from your vocabulary.

"I am not making any progress"

You took the plunge and you started to

learn a language. Fast forward to a few months later, and you are not motivated

any longer because you don't feel that you have improved at all.

Consequence: you are not motivated

and you want to give up.

Cause: most probably, your goal was to

"learn this language" which is very vague. How can you accurately measure your

progress if you're not able to compare your skills with a concrete goal?

This is why it is important to define a clear and precise goal at the beginning so

that you can actually compare your current situation with both your

starting point and your target point. It is crucial to take a step back and

realize how much progress you've achieved every once in a while. But this

will make a lot more sense if your goal is clearly defined. To know 1000

words in 3 months, is for example easy to track. To speak the

language in three months is way too vague.

"I feel like I keep on forgetting everything..."

You will complain about this one when you are practicing and you notice

that you have forgotten quite a few things compared to last time you

practiced. Consequence: you are not motivated and you want to give up.

Of course we all have bad days sometimes. You will have some days when you'll be

awesome, and some other when you'll feel you can't say or understand a single thing.

Depending on your mood or your physical or mental condition, you might experience

times when you are confused, even if you understood the topic perfectly just the

day before. However this might also occurs when your practice sessions are

not regular enough. Your memory will not be stimulated enough of a time and you

will face difficulties repeating what you've learned. Again, focus on regularity,

even if this means less work. Too much of it and you may lose your motivation over time.

"I can't find the right word when I want to speak"

You eventually found an

opportunity to speak after all this time learning. And... you're not even able to say

a single thing. So all that work for... nothing?

Consequence: you are not

motivated and you want to give up.

Cause: Theory and practice are two different things.

You can learn as many words as you want, and practice a language for

hours on your own but if you don't practice with a real person in front of

you, all this work won't count for me. It's like reading about swimming and

actually swimming, totally different experiences! If you want to get rid of

this feeling, you need to speak as soon as possible when you start to learn

language. Get a language partner online and start slowly. You will gradually feel

more comfortable as you develop a habit of speaking in a different language.

Check out this video about online languages exchanges if you want to know more.

"Natives don't understand when I try to speak"

The situation is similar to the

previous one, it's just you don't have a problem to express yourself. It's rather

the person in front of you who has question marks in their eyes. The native

don't understands you even if you repeat what you sayd slowly.

Consequence: you are not motivated and you want to give up.

Pronunciation is usually overlooked when

learning a language. Traditional methods don't focus much on the topic and you

tend to guess pronunciation from reading rather than from hearing.

That's exactly how you develop bad pronunciation habits. This is why it's

important to check your pronunciation of words by comparing it with that of a

native. You might encounter new sounds that are not familiar to you because

they don't exist in your mother tongue. It is important to practice these as

soon as possible in the learning process;

"This grammar is crazy! I will never wrap my head around it"

So you decided to dig deeper in the grammar

of the language you are studying and started reading a book and doing some

exercises. Two days later, you haven't understood much more and you have a bad

headache. Consequence: you are not motivated and you want to give up.

Cause: grammar is one of the most technical parts of a language. Again, this is a case

of theory versus practice. Grammar is the theory on how to speak and write

correctly. The thing is you are going to make mistakes when you will be

practicing, a lot. That's why memorizing a lot of

complicated rules won't help at the beginning of your studies. It's better to

practice by listening and repeating and to consult grammar rules when it's

really necessary. You will actually pick up on quite a bit of grammar as you

practice without even knowing it. So don't worry too much at the beginning if

it looks scary to you. Yes I'm looking at you, German grammar! Like I said I'm

facing a lot of frustration about German grammar at the moment. What about you?

Are you experiencing any frustration related to language learning? Let's talk about it

in the comments and until then, have a good one and happy learning!

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Suzumiya Haruhi no Tsuisou - 361: It's Happening! The Play Opens (Part 202) - Duration: 2:18.

With readthroughs and sound checks, the time went by in a flash before it was 10:00, the planned time of the performance.

Asakura, Taniguchi and a handful of others were on stage reciting from the script. Kunikida and I kept an eye on things from backstage.

I hoped things would go right this time, but of course it was still the same.

Ophelia: "There's rosemary, that's for remembrance."

Laertes: "Pray you, love, remember..."

Taniguchi: ... Ack, eh!?

It seems that it's fate for Taniguchi to screw up this line.

Taniguchi: Ah, eh, uh...

Taniguchi was clearly flustered. Calm down, Taniguchi. Please, just shut your mouth!

Asakura was, of course, the one to salvage the situation.

Ophelia: "... Indeed, good sir, you are versed in the language of flowers. Ufufu, there's fennel for you, and columbines. There's rue for you, and there's a daisy."

Kunikida: That's our Asakura, she covered pretty well with that adlib.

Kyon: Taniguchi, just keep going. And make sure you read your own lines.

Taniguchi: R-right... "His means of death, his obscure funeral— Cry to be heard as 'twere from heaven to earth, that I must call 't in question!"

And so, with actors spouting the wrong lines, people playing the wrong musical cues and various other mistakes, our digest version of Hamlet came to an end.

However–

The only ones sitting in the audience were Haruhi, Koizumi and several of my other classmates.

Haruhi: What's with the stupid face?

Kyon: I'm just surprised you actually came.

Haruhi: I was hoping to get a chance to laugh at you on stage, but you didn't appear.

Kyon: I was working backstage.

Koizumi: It was quite an interesting play.

Kyon: I don't need your sarcastic compliments.

Though I knew Koizumi was being honest, the words came from my mouth anyway. However many times I experience it, there's nothing to be done about the small turnout.

Koizumi: There's no sarcasm at all. I'm being quite honest. For something with less than a full day of preparation, it came out incredibly well.

Haruhi: He's right. It wasn't too bad. You managed to cover all the main points of Hamlet. Some of the acting left a lot to be desired though.

Haruhi: Since you've gone to all this effort, why not do another show? You've got the content and concept down well, right? Now you just need to publicise the event a little so you get more viewers.

Geez, it's quite the irritating mystery how Haruhi's words always manage to get me riled up.

But I'm always glad to hear it. If I can keep hearing these things from her, maybe being stuck in this loop isn't so bad, though it's probably inappropriate to think so.

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Shooting Concert with Leica M10 - Duration: 2:04.

Hello everyone. I am shooting a concert tonight

Thai artists, Kratae & Kratai R Siam in Melbourne.

Organised by Smile Magic Media

After shooting with my new camera for a month, it's time for a real world test.

Staff pass is supported by Owen from DekAus Melbourne.

I'm behind the stage.

Trying to capture the artist before concert.

It is a very challenging shooting situation.

Low and constantly changing light, and manual focusing

For example, this shot has a good amount of light.

now the light has gone.

I just keep shooting (as nothing I can do).

Then trying to recover it in post editing, it is already at ISO10,000 with 1 stop push.

I walked behind the stage and saw a gap that can shoot through.

I felt that I was a sniper.

I noticed that the artist didn't move in and out that much

so I didn't need to concern much about focusing.

I can keep snapping.

I walk around to see other staff behind the scene.

I notice that the background is interesting.

My apologies that I forgot to turn on my GoPro when I took the actual shot.

I continue wandering around the audience.

It wasn't that crowded so I had a bit of room to move around.

After a while, I'm getting used to the light and it is quite constant,

so I can concentrate on focusing and capturing the action.

This is Kris, Kratae's brother.

waiting for his turn.

I saw that the light was pretty good, so I took a few snaps.

If you ask me what is a different to DSLR?

I would say mainly it is about focussing, which you have to do it manually.

Viewfinder is much brighter, and everything is in focus (rangefinder).

These make me feel that I am closer to the subject compare to DSLR.

This is my experience with rangefinder camera in action (after one month).

Let me know if you have any question or comment.

Thanks for watching

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TSUNDERE, YANDERE: What's the difference? - Duration: 5:25.

While reading a manga o watching an anime have you ever seen a YANDERE or TSUNDERE character?

let's find out in this video

Yandere is a Japanese term that indicates a stereotype of character

that apparently looks sweet but that is obsessed by the person to whom he turns his attention

often of love kind

a character capable of brutal and violent jealousy

the word YANDERE is the combination of the words YANDERU + DERU DERU

YANDERU can be translated as sick

while DERE DERE as very in love

therefore sick of love

because a yandere character goes crazy for love

often this term refers to female characters but not only

the yandere characters are capable of being completely normal until

they fall in love

at the beginning they are sweet and kind

but soon they become increasingly obsessive and possessive towards their beloved

even coming to stalker or kidnap them

sometimes tying them home so their love does not talk to other people

or threaten their beloved to hurt them if they don't remain with them

the yanders have a total devotion, a complete loyalty to their loved one

a sick love often psychopathic

they would be willing to do anything to be with the person they love

and it takes very little to trigger their jealousy

which can turn into tragedy

in extreme cases a yandere character who has been cheated on

or who is particularly psycho

Is even capable of kiIIing their loved one rather than being left behind

or propose to commit sù1c1de together to celebrate their union and stay together for eternity

Gasai Yuno (Mirai Nikki)

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【MUKBANG】 Ultra Simple Using Noodle Soup!! Japanese Style Mentai Pasta [6124kcal][CC Available] - Duration: 5:55.

Hello it's Kinoshita Yuka ( English subtitles by ~Aphexx~ )

So today tadaa! I made a super easy to make Japanese style mentaiko egg spaghetti with noodle sauce

Today's mentaiko spaghetti is so EZ to make The last time around I made some creamy pasta

This time around we're going with a japanese style flavoring

In place of the cream we have noodles sauce instead

alrighty let's see how it's made

These are the ingredients Spaghetti mentaiko egg noodle sauce mayonnaise

Salted butter shredded seaweed

Add plenty of salt to the spaghetti water

Boil the pasta according to directions

remove the fish eggs from the membrane

blend the mentaiko egg with noodle sauce in a large bowl

Add mayo Butter and mix

then dump in the boiled pasta

The butter will melt from the Heat

You could also add some of the pasta water

I will Also add some kelp tea for extra depth

It's a shame to let this mentaiko sauce go to waste that came with the fish eggs so I'll add it

Transfer to a bowl

Once you add the seaweed.....

tadaa it's all done

Doesn't it look so yummy

mentaiko is the 'bestest' stuff around itadakimasu

This Japanese style one is lower in calories than the other

Perfect for those who are dieting

It's covered in plenty of the seaweed and looks yummy

The yummy sweetness from the noodle sauce taste so yummy with everything in here

The seaweed goes perfectly with this stuff

The kelp tea that I added gives it plenty of extra flavor

With so much of the sauce covering the noodles its all so yummy

Rich butter and the eggs that pop in the mouth are so good

oh yeah that's right I added a bit of mayo to this

the mayo gives it extra flavor

It's so covered in sauce

And since there's so much butter and mentaiko in here its very satisfying

The Mayo serves to help mellow the flavors

Time to add some more seaweed

The crispy dry ones are yummy but the soggy wilted bits of seaweed are also very yummy

One good thing about eating large portions in the summer is that you can get a lot of you liquids at the same time

please stay hydrated during the crazy hot summer Y'all

I'm all out of seaweed

It just doesn't look that good if you put too much on at the beginning

Seaweed and mentaiko fish eggs go so nicely together

Some perilla Leaf would be awesome in here as well

It can sometimes overpower a dish so it would be best to add it mid way though

I think it would be for the best if you start off this dish with seaweed then make the switch to perilla

Last mouthful itadakimasu

gochisosamadeshita The Japanese style mentaiko egg spaghetti with sauce

was so yummy how is it that these mentaiko can make everything taste so good

The creamy pasta was yummy but this japanese style pasta was yummy as well

I liked both styles of mentaiko pasta but I usually lean towards creamy carbonaras

the kelp tea did make this taste really good as well kelp is full of umami

and the seaweed was a lovely topping as well I didn't even need to cut anything up today

it was so EZ to make won't you all please give it a try

And as always thank you for watching if there's anything you Wants me to do or each please tell me in a comment section

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