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Description: In this episode of English Comprehensible Input, we'll be discussing if it's possible (or reasonable) to learn multiple languages at the same time.

The answer is yes. If you have a lot more extra time, motivation, and the language isn't too similar to English, you can definitely study it!

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Caption: hey what&#39;s up so you found out that you love learning languages me too so you might be asking yourself is it possible or does it make sense to learn more than one or two languages at the same time the short answer is yes it does but depending on your circumstances for example how much time do you have to study per day how motivated are you to learn each language how how hard are the languages to learn that you want to learn and are you willing to not see a lot of progression for a while my name is Benji and I make these videos primarily for people who are learning English and are looking for content from natives that they can understand so if you have a B1 or a B2 level in English this channel is perfect for you so leave a like And subscribe without any further Ado let&#39;s jump right into today&#39;s episode here are some things to consider whenever you are thinking about possibly taking on another language are you doing incredibly well with the first language that you&#39;re learning I mean are you studying enough are you seeing progression do you feel that you&#39;re doing very well if so you&#39;re on the right track do you miss study sessions I&#39;m looking at you because I know we all do it sometimes but the question is how often are you doing it are you missing a study session every week are you missing a study session every every other day this is something to consider because learning two languages is going to require a ton of motivation you got to have that motivation unlock what does unlock mean it means that you need to have it perfected so you need to have your motivation and the amount of time you spend on each language perfected no second guessing every day you need to show up and study next ask yourself do you study at least 30 minutes a day because 30 minutes a day should be a minimal when we&#39;re studying a language I mean if you&#39;re only studying 30 minutes a day it&#39;s going to take you years to even reach B2 and another thing that you should ask yourself is are you willing to at least double the amount of time that you spend studying languages every single day personally before I started learning French I was spending 30 minutes a day studying Spanish with a B2 level whenever I took on French because my level was so low in French I needed to study more French than Spanish so I went from studying 30 minutes a day to 2 hours a day an hour and a half for French and 30 minutes for Spanish so ask yourself are you willing to do something similar next you have to think about if you&#39;re choosing the right pair of languages for example if you start learning two languages that are extremely similar you&#39;re going to have problems with confusing vocabulary from one language in the other language for example if you&#39;re studying French and Portuguese you&#39;re going to get things mixed up if you&#39;re studying German and Dutch you&#39;re going to get things mixed up on the other hand if you&#39;re choosing two very different languages that are extremely complicated for example Japanese and Arabic it&#39;s going to take you so long to see any progression in those languages that it might not even be worth trying I ran the numbers which means I calculated how long it would take to reach B2 which is basic fluency in Japanese and Arabic if you&#39;re studying them simultaneously and just to reach B2 basic fluency it will take you between six and seven years which is extremely slow considering that you could reach B2 in Spanish if you just study Spanish you could reach B2 in Spanish within a year and a half and also make sure sure that the languages that you&#39;re choosing have enough learning resources available for example if you wanted to study Vietnamese there&#39;s not going to be as much content to learn from as there would be if you want to study French Spanish Italian Portuguese Chinese Japanese Korean Etc so keep these things in mind now as far as what we need to do to study multiple languages we need to have balanced time allocation we need to think about how we allocate our time where we are focusing our time we need to focus on consistency of course because learning one language is super difficult learning two or more extremely difficult and we also need to utilize the correct technology to try and speed up that process with balanced time allocation for example if you&#39;re learning Spanish and Arabic you might want to put an hour and 15 minutes into Arabic because it&#39;s much harder and 45 minutes into Spanish that way you&#39;ll be progressing in both languages at about the same rate consistency and daily practice make sure that you have a very specific schedule so that you know when you should be studying each language for how long and with which resources a lot of people study a language without having a perfected plan and I think this is a big problem because it&#39;s kind of like going to the gym and saying I don&#39;t know what I&#39;m going to do today versus going to the gym and saying today is leg day or today is bicep day does that make sense also using the correct technology slash apps websites programs is extremely important like if you use dualingo only you&#39;re not you&#39;re not going to get anywhere like you&#39;re not going to learn either language but if you use busu for example you&#39;re going to be off on a better foot which means you&#39;re going to be on a better road to success now the last thing we need to think about is immersion when are you going to be immersed because here on acquire the language we believe that immersion is the key to success so do you have videos like this in your target language are they abundant meaning are there a lot of them or are there only some how are you going to get immersed movies music YouTube videos figure that out make sure that you understand exactly when you&#39;re going to study what you&#39;re going to study with and for how long now I want to go over really quick the common pitfalls that means the common challenges the things that often harm people in this process of trying to learn multiple languages number one the language junkie Syndrome have you ever used the app hello talk whenever I go on there I&#39;ll see people who I&#39;ll see people who are claiming to study 10 languages 12 languages they&#39;re learning them all this is a perfect example of what I call language junkie syndrome I&#39;m not making fun of them it&#39;s just funny I was like that too due to my halfth thought out motivation to study Spanish and Japanese many years ago I got into this language junkie syndrome and I started studying every language that I even heard of I was like Swahili oh that sounds great o vietnames there&#39;s so many tones and just like that I ended up studying 12 languages and you know what I got fluent in none of them yeah I still remember some phrases uh for example in Indonesian I could communicate a little bit but for the most part I was just wasting time and I wasn&#39;t progressing in any of the languages to a very real measurable degree so how do you not catch the sickness don&#39;t look too much into other languages trust me if you love languages don&#39;t look into them don&#39;t search don&#39;t watch videos on other languages if you&#39;re anything like me just hearing about how cool a language is is going to pull you it&#39;s going to make you want to learn that language language now another common challenge is time and energy constraints maybe for the first week two weeks or three weeks we can study three languages but if you&#39;re planning to do that good luck I mean it&#39;s going to be difficult you can do it I&#39;m sure but you need to be very motivated and you need to never ever never let yourself not study because you do it one day and that becomes two days you do it two days that becomes a week and then you stop studying a language and you figure out that you wasted all of this time studying a language that you ended up giving up on another problem that we often have as language Learners is maintaining our motivation and focus so how do we do it I mean after a long day of work or studying at school how do we do that how do we keep our motivation to study multiple languages even one language one thing that has really helped me is writing down all of my reasons why I&#39;m studying a language on paper this way if I&#39;m feeling a lack of motivation I can look at that paper and it helps also another thing that helped me is watching videos in countries that speak the language that I&#39;m learning watch people travel and think that can be you one day this is why you&#39;re learning the language not only could you travel there but who knows maybe one day you&#39;ll live there so to conclude remember you need a lot of motivation a lot of time to study multiple languages you need a clear study plan when are you going to study the language is for how long and of course why why are you going to be putting so much time in into these languages I hope that this video helped you in making your decision whether you&#39;re going to learn multiple languages or not if you are please let me know in the comments below I&#39;m sure everyone would be super interested to hear your story and what you&#39;re going to try and accomplish if this video helped you please give it a thumbs up and subscribe to my channel for more English comprehensible input it was a pleasure speaking with you again I&#39;m I&#39;m Benji goodbye have a great day
Title: Can You Learn 2+ Languages At The Same Time? | B1/B2 English Comprehensible Input