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User: Title: 8. Russian for Beginners: Music in Language Learning
Caption: Hi friends, welcome to the new video in Russian for beginners.
Here I speak slower, more clearly, using simple words
so that this content, these videos will serve as a springboard for you to more complex content,
where they speak normally and use different words, not just simple ones.
Today I would like to talk about music.
I recently recorded a podcast on the subject.
And I decided to cover this topic, too, in these simple videos.
And specifically, I would like to talk about how you can use music to learn a language.
And why use music in a foreign language at all, why listen to it.
Of course, music will allow you to hear pronunciation,
hear grammar, hear some words.
That is, if you translate words, listen and look at the text,
then it is the same 'comprehensible input'.
That is, you learn the language.
And since you listen to music, well, a song that you like, several times, then
you remember grammar, phonetics, pronunciation, and words.
But the main reason why you should listen to music, in my opinion, is motivation.
Music gives you motivation to learn this language.
You fall in love with this language.
It begins to be associated with something pleasant.
That is, not only with textbooks, but also with something real, alive, interesting.
On this channel a couple of months ago I created a playlist with modern Russian music.
I'll leave it in the description.
So go ahead, watch the video clips, listen to the music.
Open the text, translate.
You can use the site genius.com to search for text.
And make the process of learning a language interesting.
That's all.
See you soon, bye!
Description: Плейлист с русской музыкой: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLh_q_rHXDlC3LHAinpozTwjg5GhUSWLkk

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