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Ttulo: Don't Study Vocabulary!  Here is Why - Learn English with Stories
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Descripcin: today we&#39;re going to talk about [Music] vocabulary hello and welcome welcome to input English the topic for today is vocabulary we all know that languages are made up of lots of words and as a new speaker of any language we&#39;re trying to learn the challenge is we don&#39;t know a lot of those words and we need more words we need we need a bigger vocabulary right well sure vocabulary is important vocabulary the words these are the building blocks of the language if you&#39;re going to study architecture you could study architecture the design the function the engineering you could you could examine architecture from an aesthetic point of view or you could study bricks and I think we have in the language learning community historically been guilty of trying to study bricks trying to understand these words in simplistic ways and forgetting the language itself comprehensible input was described in the 1970s but it was really introduced to the language learning community in the 1980s comprehensible input did not have a great deal of marketing behind it no there was not a big corporate push to promote comprehensible input it was done as a more academic approach of sharing information to people and some books were published it took the imagination of people to implement these new methods when comprehensible input was first introduced critics were quick to say well that&#39;s very interesting but you need something else you need something more it&#39;s not enough uh or it&#39;s not as good as our traditional methods or it&#39;s no better than our traditional methods the Studies have shown that it is from a personal point of view I tell you that my experience supports that completely when I tried to learn languages by traditional methods failure was the rule but when I learned Language by listening and listening a great deal then that&#39;s where the progress was made so how do we resolve the need to develop a vocabulary with the fact that we&#39;re just listening and then reading and is that really sufficient to develop a good vocabulary well it is if you look at your effort in learning in this case English the most valuable commodity is your time and we need to be good Shepherds of our time we need to not waste our time on useless activities comprehensible input takes advantage of our evolutionary development of a brain that naturally acquires language don&#39;t forget little babies within a few years are talking they&#39;re speaking their own language they&#39;re using good grammar and they have a very serviceable vocabulary but not one of those children ever studied a list of vocabulary words I would submit that your time is too valuable to waste it on Vo vocabulary lists why well if you study vocabulary you study the individual words or bricks of the language you have a very simplistic definition of that word you basically are translating it to your native language and then if you try to go use that in conversation you won&#39;t have a rich understanding of that word you&#39;ll have a very discreet specific understanding of it and that&#39;s not the way languages work we use words to mean lots of different things in different contexts a second problem with trying to learn lists of vocabulary is retention you won&#39;t remember the words you won&#39;t remember the definitions and you will have a very simplistic picture in your mind if you do remember these words you&#39;ll have a very simplistic uh understanding of the word that will be less useful to you if on the other hand you don&#39;t study vocabulary and you focus on input and you get a great deal of input thousands of hours of input then your understanding of the word will have many different connections you will have heard it used here you will have heard it used there you will have heard it meaning this you&#39;ll have understood it can mean that under certain circumstances and so your vocab ulary will develop not as a translation to your native language this equals that which is weak it will turn into a network of understanding where this word is connected to a variety of circumstances meanings things in your world without referencing your native language if you try to learn language by translation which I&#39;ve done what happens is when you start hearing things you can&#39;t translate fast enough to process the input translation is fundamentally too slow for that also going the other direction if you&#39;re thinking the thoughts in your native language and then translating it word for word into the target language there&#39;s no conversation slow enough for that to work for you so translation is intimately related to this idea of building vocabulary lists why are we in love with vocabulary lists because they&#39;re easy to count you can tell a student your vocabulary is 10,000 words you can make an app and put it on a cell phone and by going through some process you can estimate the person&#39;s vocabulary you have a vocabulary of 6,000 words so the e ease of measuring word counts and vocabulary is a little seductive for some people it it draws them in because it&#39;s so easy to quantitate the trouble is it&#39;s meaningless if you&#39;re traveling in the US and you encounter a native English speaker they will never come up to you and say how many words do you know in English they&#39;re not interested they will never ask you it&#39;s a question never asked all the places in the world I have traveled and tried to speak various languages at a very low Travelers level not one time did anyone ever ask me how many words I knew in that language so let&#39;s go back to architecture architecture is very rich it&#39;s very interesting there are many ways of looking at architecture don&#39;t reduce architecture down to a study of bricks okay so a side issue that&#39;s related what about looking words up in a dictionary in general don&#39;t do it why well same reason a dictionary definition gives you a very superficial understanding of that word it doesn&#39;t give you the the network of meanings that that word can have when you learn the language for real the other thing is looking something up in a dictionary breaks your rhythm so if you&#39;re listening and you stop the podcast or stop the video you could have continued you could have gotten more input but instead you broke your concentration you stop the input process completely in order to look something up if you&#39;re reading oh okay you put the book down you put your electronic reader down and you pull up a dictionary and you look at it you&#39;ve broken your Rhythm and it&#39;s hard to get back into that rhythm of getting more input you really slowed yourself down a lot so in most cases when you see a word you don&#39;t know just jump over it and keep going ignore it now we have another rule that you may remember the rule never say never so you might ask if we were having a conversation do you look up words when you were studying Spanish intensely did you look up words and the answer is of course but that of course doesn&#39;t give you much information the reason I would look up a word would be if the story makes no sense without knowing that word if it&#39;s a crucial word so that you can get the understanding of the story then you might want to look it up so if you&#39;re on an electronic reader like a Kindle they have built in dictionaries that dictionary will give you a hint but this is a little different because you are now in the story and you&#39;re looking for a hint what that word means so that you can stay in the story so this is very slick you&#39;re reading in Kindle and you&#39;re reading and you&#39;re reading and you&#39;re reading and this word keeps coming up and it&#39;s super important and the story isn&#39;t making a great deal of sense and you went back a few pages trying to figure out what they were talking about and you say well I need to know what that word is you touch it you get a quick hint of what it is and now the story is starting to make a lot more sense find your place and move on I do that I don&#39;t do it very often and as my level gets higher I do it less and less ideally you&#39;re not starting out your language journey in a new language in this case English with reading ideally you starting out your journey listening so there&#39;s no slick way to stop listening and look up a word without just stopping the input process a complete beginner may have to do that however there&#39;s another way to look at that if a complete beginner is having to look up a lot of words related to things he or she is hearing in the input or seeing on a video perhaps the content they have chosen is at too high a level and they should stop and find content that&#39;s easier find content where they can figure out the words without using a dictionary the repeated use of a dictionary suggests to me that the content level is too high why does this matter one word efficiency if you spend your time listening stopping looking up listening stopping looking up listening stopping looking up your progress will be super slow if on the other hand the input that you&#39;ve chosen is sufficiently simple sufficiently basic that you understand most of the words and you understand the story then your efficiency will be much higher under the rule never say never sure if you have to look up a word I look up a word maybe once a week maybe twice a month it&#39;s fairly uncommon because I&#39;d rather just get more input more and more input a practic matter is a lot of the time that I am listening to podcasts I&#39;m driving a car there&#39;s not a prayer I&#39;m going to be pulling out a cell phone and trying to find a dictionary function and looking up a word while I&#39;m driving with the other hand that&#39;s completely unsafe inappropriate wrong answer don&#39;t even think about doing that input English is a Bridge we are producing these videos so that people can get enough input to raise their level of understanding of the language to where they can take advantage of the huge amount of native content that is available you have probably noticed as an English language learner that if you put on a video You observe that the conversation goes very fast and it&#39;s hard to follow or you try to talk to somebody in English and it&#39;s hard to find the words these experiences allow us to be tempted to focus on the vocabulary and I would caution you to just don&#39;t lose your way you&#39;re here not because you want to have a vocabulary of 10,000 words in English you are here because you would like to understand English better and you would like to speak English confidently with a good pronunciation you would like to speak English so that people understand you this language is all about conversations so to summarize my recommendation on vocabulary is basically ignore it if you get sufficient input that is sufficiently comprehensible that you understand the story you will build a big vocabulary but the vocabulary you build with comprehensible input will have the richness of all the connections that that words can have not just a translation into your native language yes you can look things up in the dictionary but every time you do that you decrease your efficiency of learning I would recommend you rarely look things up in the dictionary and do so when it will help you understand the story of the input what are they talking about what&#39;s happening in this story if you understand the story you&#39;ll get the words we also don&#39;t want to stifle human curiosity if you are listening to content or watching a video and a word is introduced that you have never heard of in the name of human curiosity you could stop and look it up so that celebration of human curiosity was exemplified this morning while I was watching a video in Spanish and the word that was spoken was Thea which is the small piece of bone or plastic at the top of the string of a guitar I didn&#39;t know that word and I wanted that word but not because it made no sense otherwise I understood the story I just was temporarily in love with that word so in the name of human curiosity I looked it up I got the spelling and a little bit more understanding of it but I do that rarely so if your curiosity compels you to look up a word it&#39;s okay bear in mind if you look up a lot of words it&#39;s not a very efficient way to learn the language another issue with vocabulary is that there are different kinds of vocabulary there is the vocabulary of the day today hello my name is Joseph how are you where is the bathroom I&#39;m hungry I need something to drink the dayt day this is important because the dayt day is a big part of our existence there are vocabularies associated with technology there are different vocabularies associated with photography or Sports so depending upon where your interests lie your content will bring you the vocabularies when I attained a level of comprehension in Spanish high enough I started adding native content for my source of input what comes to mind is videos on photography videos on making videos and videos on technology like drum things I&#39;m interested in another way of getting a different vocabulary is by getting into literature literature is vast you can read books by American Authors British authors you can read works from all over the world translated into English you you can take advantage of literature the language that you get reading an American author from the 21st century is going to be very different than the vocabulary you get from an author from England in the 19th century as your level gets high enough you can make conscious decisions on this or you could do more what I did which is read what you like to read not everything has to be calculated not everything has to be contrived you can just read what you like and absorb the vocabulary from that now we haven&#39;t made this video but I foreshadow one that&#39;s coming up entitled when you are ready I haven&#39;t decided if that&#39;s going to be a video it&#39;s more likely going to be a series of videos entitled when you are ready and it&#39;s an invitation to look at the literature that I&#39;m familiar with written in English that is an ABS absolute joy to read so that will be shared with you in the future but it&#39;s on the production list further out well that&#39;s it for our treatment of vocabulary and I encourage you to come back and join us on another video also you&#39;re welcome to leave comments below see you soon bye [Music]
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