You are a JSON assistant. You only reply in valid JSON and never in normal text. Provide a difficulty rating for the video information below. I want a single property named "result" containing a float value ranging from 0 to 1. The following are the categories for the difficulty ratings: 
0.0 - Complete Beginner: The material features very basic vocabulary and simple phrases, supported by clear visuals and context, ideal for someone with no knowledge of the target language. 
0.3 - Beginner: Basic sentences and frequently used vocabulary. The video may offer some visual support and context to aid comprehension. 
0.5 - Intermediate: More intricate sentences with a wider range of vocabulary. Some idiomatic expressions might be present, requiring additional background understanding. 
0.6 - Upper Intermediate: The content contains specialized vocabulary and concepts specific to certain fields. Viewers should be reasonably proficient in the target language for complete comprehension. 
0.8 - Advanced: The video employs sophisticated vocabulary and complex sentence constructions, possibly including nuanced conversations that require a strong language mastery. 
1 - Very Advanced: The content targets fluent speakers, featuring specialized terms and concepts that may not be known to all native speakers.
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Caption: I recently learned about this and it&#39;s changed my life like it makes so much sense how did I not think about this earlier now I understand why even though I&#39;ve watched like 80 plus Korean dramas I didn&#39;t really get any Korean from them like I didn&#39;t learn any Korean from watching Korean dramas none whatsoever learning grammar is boring learning with movies is fun and comprehensible input which is what I teach I teach Spanish with comprehensible input it&#39;s all about fun and it is also about understanding messages in your target language when you&#39;re watching a movie whose ideal audience are the native speakers of the language that movie was made in how are you gonna understand anything without subtitles in that target language that you&#39;re trying to learn it&#39;s made for natives so how are you a beginner an intermediate learner how are you going to understand that sure you can watch um Caillou which is technically made for native speakers in the making right it&#39;s made for babies and for kids but it&#39;s not the most entertaining um thing to watch right it&#39;s not the most fun thing to watch so if we were to learn with things that were made more for like an adult audience how would you do that how could you make a movie that was made for a native speaker understandable to a beginner to an intermediate learner well the answer is you cut it up you make it shorter it&#39;s so easy so simple but when I read about it I was like how didn&#39;t I think about this any sooner you see I&#39;m an English major and I did my final dissertation uncomprehensible input and therefore I had to read a lot on comprehensible input and so I recently read this book called The Natural approach by Stephen crushen and Terrell recommend that reads specially for teachers who are looking for resources it&#39;s very good and so I reached a magical section of the book a section that said how can you learn a language with movies and I read that and my whole perspective changed and that&#39;s what I&#39;m gonna share with you you see the world we&#39;re living right now it&#39;s full full of resources in so so so many languages right we have so many resources in different languages accessible but how can we make the most out of them well I just told you you cut them up or you watch something that&#39;s shorter an example of something that you can watch that&#39;s shorter it&#39;s an advertisement there are advertisements in so many languages there&#39;s advertisements in all the languages let&#39;s be honest we live in a consumerist world and there&#39;s ads everywhere right this video has an ad please watch it if you want to support me and help me keep making these videos please watch the ad but if you do not want to watch ads to learn a language you can use movies and TV shows which are of course longer so what do you have to do you cut them up to the smallest of formats which would be a scene you watch scenes watching a single sin is way more beneficial than watching just like 30 minutes of a movie or a whole episode of something because when you watch 30 minutes you end up forgetting what you just heard and what you just saw so instead when you watch one single scene at a time and you go back and analyze it you&#39;re able to retain and to remember what you just saw a great great tool to learn this way is actually a lingo pie which is a platform to learn a variety of languages with Auto Parts you will be able to analyze every single scene in detail since the video will stop after every subtitle maximizing that way you&#39;re learning with tools such as the double interactive subtitles that allow you to translate words that you don&#39;t know or say it which will put to test your pronunciation you could also search for the recommended words that appear at the beginning of each episode which we&#39;ll put to the test your comprehension level and you can also adjust the playback speed so that you can adapt it to your level another great advantage of lingo pie is that it actually saves you time with tools such as the automatic flashcard Creator you will save time by simply clicking the word on the subtitles as you&#39;re watching the show lingo pie will save that word in a flashcard that you will be able to review later on plus if you have Netflix now you can watch some of Netflix&#39;s top shows and use some of the best linger pie Tools in order to learn with those shows lingo pie is one of the best tools to learn languages with shows and movies so if you&#39;re curious go check out the link in my description which has a very enticing discount thanks lingo pie for sponsoring this video [Music] something you can do is watch the scene okay from beginning to end and then ask yourself this question what is happening in the scene try to describe what&#39;s happening in the scene from what you&#39;ve seen even if you could not understand what they said in the scene maybe you can pull out some information from the visual cues so try to explain or try to discuss if you have a partner a conversation partner a teacher try to explain try to discuss whatever was happening in that scene if you do not have a partner or if you don&#39;t have a teacher you can do it on your own just sit down and think to yourself okay what happened in this scene and try to explain that try to remember the key vocabulary that you heard in this scene as you watch the scene write down what you think is the key vocabulary and then translate it in order to understand and see you can explain it with that vocabulary you can write down that vocabulary and create flashcards in order to review the words in the future however if you do not remember the words in the future because you forget them sometimes that happen happens it&#39;s totally okay you know like haven&#39;t I made up thousands of words because I forgot the actual word or I tried to explain and go around it because I didn&#39;t know the word when I was learning Korean for example I was trying to explain this scene to my conversation partner and I just couldn&#39;t for the life of me remember the word precedent the president of a country you know Presidente how do you say that in Korean and I couldn&#39;t for the life of me remember it so you know what I said it doesn&#39;t translate to president it translates to the CEO of the country my partner understood me she had a very good laugh I had a very good laugh and it was very fun so even if you do not remember these words in order to explain what you just saw don&#39;t worry it&#39;s actually funnier you know it makes it more entertaining so just express yourself don&#39;t be shy and don&#39;t be afraid to make mistakes because mistakes are actually something that makes us learn do I even know how to say president in Korea no I don&#39;t think I do I wouldn&#39;t I forgot the president is anyways yeah bye
Title: How to Learn ANY Language with Movies