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Assistant: Title: Count Hours Not Years - Learn English with Stories
Description: Learn English with Comprehensible Input, the effective, efficient and fun way to learn a language.  Our approach is ideal if you have struggled with English in the past.  At Input English our videos are designed to be understood.  We do not waste your time on boring grammar and vocabulary drills.  When you understand the stories in these videos the language is acquired naturally.  We have videos for relative beginners and intermediate learners. 

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Caption: [Music] hello and welcome welcome to input English in this episode I want to talk to you about the big surprise of how quickly this channel has grown so word of mouth I suppose is helping us because people from all over the world are clicking on this channel and watching these videos we&#39;ve had some comments that have been helpful so one of the comments that I really liked was the remark that the person could understand me because I was speaking clearly but they ordinarily have trouble understanding people speaking English so it was very uh uplifting to hear that what I have made here is useful at least to some people really this is what we are trying to do is build a bridge we want a bridge from wherever people are to a point where they can take advantage of native content a lot of people have some English English is everywhere you pick it up in popular culture in movies but it&#39;s difficult to bring one&#39;s level of english comprehension in listening and one&#39;s ability to speak just using native content it can be done but it&#39;s not very efficient so we&#39;re trying to build a bridge so if you can understand most of what I&#39;m saying and you listen to a lot of content like this telling stories describing experiences showing you places then your mind will grab on to the story and you&#39;ll get the language that&#39;s the way this works it&#39;s not studying grammar rules no it&#39;s not memorizing long lists of vocabulary no that doesn&#39;t work we&#39;re using our human superpowers of language acquisition we&#39;re designed to do this we just need good content so it was heartwarming and very positive that someone wrote a comment that said they can understand what I&#39;m saying because it&#39;s so clear super good the other thing I learned from the comments is that people watching this channel are from all over the world Korea the Philippines Mexico Europe everywhere that&#39;s also very positive if you know people who would like to bring their level of English to a higher level you might let them know about our Channel this is not a secret there are other channels on YouTube designed to help people raise their level of listening comprehension people are very familiar with YouTube and the tendency is to click and watch and click forward and watch and get the gist of what is being recorded and produced for YouTube comprehensible input is a little different than most YouTube channels because the benefit to you is to actually listen to a lot of content let me illustrate my point someone asked me how long I studied German and this was many years ago I said two years and that answer didn&#39;t mean much it didn&#39;t mean anything in particular because during a year how much time are you putting in on this project how many hours how many minutes how concentrated was it and that makes a huge difference so when I said I studied two years what I meant was I took two years of German in high school okay well in the UN States High School classes are typically just short of one hour they&#39;re an hour but they have to have time to get to their next class so they&#39;re about 50 minutes almost an hour and there are 180 school days per year in most schools in the US so now it&#39;s just a math problem if I was in class 180 days and each class is one hour then the maximum amount of time in that class was 180 hours per year during the time in the class A lot of that time was spent with the teacher talking to us about grammar rules and giving assignments and giving tests so the amount of content that I absorbed by listening was a small fraction if during the year we spent 25% of our time listening to recorded conversations then that would be a maximum of 45 hours per year so when I was asked how long I studied German a better answer was 75 or 90 hours now I didn&#39;t keep track of those hours so I didn&#39;t know for sure but as we go back in time and think about it I had less than 100 hours in contact with the language in order to learn to understand the language and speak it we&#39;re talking thousands of hours 1,500 2,000 3,000 we&#39;re not talking about 50 or 100 hours no it&#39;s it&#39;s not the same order of magnitude so as someone watches our Channel they might choose to have a timer on their cell phone now I don&#39;t promote a particular timer uh but I have one and I&#39;ll mention it just uh um just for clarity I have the a Tracker Pro and it allows you to put an activity in type in type in the name of the activity and then it&#39;ll start and stop button on the app and it will keep track of the time now I don&#39;t require this of you it&#39;s not necessary the advantage to you if you were to keep track of your hours would be to understand your progress in more specific terms when I was learning Spanish using dreaming Spanish their website their paid website had an hour tracker and so you could look on your page on their website and say oh I have 790 hours or I have 1244 hours or I have whatever you know you can their site kept track of it in this YouTube channel I don&#39;t have that feature to offer you uh the app link Q lq.com has a variety of languages that it helps people get content it the link uh app curates content and that content is useful the link app will keep track of your hours in your language learning Journey you&#39;re not going to use one resource you&#39;re going to use many different resources and the resources that you use will change as your level changes so if you are new to a language you need simpler easier to understand content that&#39;s what we are trying to provide here there are people learning English that cannot understand me they need simpler content than I make I am operating on the assumption that there are a huge number of people with a little bit of English but they have trouble understanding rapidly spoken native content there are lots of people who know some English but when it&#39;s necessary for them to talk they have trouble finding the words or or knowing how to put a sentence together and human nature when we&#39;re in a situation like that we get embarrassed and what happens when we get embarrassed Ed we clam up we stop talking this format videos that you can watch on your own solves the problem of embarrassment there&#39;s nothing embarrassing about watching a video you watch the video and you absorb the language and what you will see is that the language will start coming out of you you&#39;ll start saying things in English you&#39;ll start thinking in English just the way I started thinking in Spanish it just happens but it doesn&#39;t happen by studying a few words or a few grammar rules it happens when you absorb a great deal of content and the language starts baking into your brain to where you now can retrieve it and use it so we&#39;ve learned a lot from the comments we&#39;ve learned that there are a lot of people watching the channel a lot more than I expected and they&#39;re from all over the world I do encourage people watching this channel to to understand that the benefit to you watching videos of comprehensible input comes with time and a lot of time in contact with the language so the longer you&#39;re in contact with the language the more of it you will absorb that&#39;s it for this episode I encourage you to join us in future episodes as you look at our Channel you can see that our videos include a couple of different approaches there are videos in the kitchen this allows people to use the subject matter as an anchor so that they can understand the language better if I&#39;m cooking something and I call something a spatula and I&#39;m using a spatula you don&#39;t have to look anything up in a dictionary you know what that is if I&#39;m talking about a frying pan but these are not these are not wordless these are stories stories of how to make things in the kitchen I&#39;m not really trying to teach you to cook I&#39;m trying to give you content that you can understand because of the subject matter the same thing goes for our exploration videos where we go to interesting places and I point out things and discuss them and of course the Bobby series these are stories they&#39;re designed to be fun and to give you ideas in English that you can get through the story and that will bring the language in of all our content I can&#39;t say one is better for everyone the Bobby Series has a lot of words a lot of language and a lot of stories so it&#39;s easy to latch onto it it is probably the best for different types of people who can identify with these different characters the Bobby series has gotten a lot more viewers than some of the other videos so that&#39;s it for this episode I encourage you to join us in future episodes please like And subscribe that helps the channel grow it helps YouTube understand that this is useful and that it should be pushed out to more people so that&#39;s very helpful um also leave comments tell me where you&#39;re viewing from tell me what what your goals are for learning English tell me a little bit about your language learning Journey now people who write to me in English obviously I&#39;ll understand people who write to me in Spanish I will understand and German I&#39;ll understand that so write to me in any language because really in in the 21st century you can use a translator to figure it out but if you send me a message in Spanish I&#39;ll simply read it and understand it my plan is to answer in English because that&#39;s just more content that&#39;s just more of what we&#39;re trying to do here answering in English it&#39;s not laziness it&#39;s it&#39;s what you need it&#39;s what you want it&#39;s what you&#39;re here for okay hope to see you in the next video bye [Music]
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