Dreaming Spanish
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Pros
- You could switch to things like Dreaming Spanish (comprehensible input/paid, has a web app)
- Dreaming Spanish - I try to watch at least 30 minutes a day, with my preferred goal of an hour.
- I don't know what resources there are for Swedish but for Spanish there's a ton of shows on Netflix and Crunchyroll and I heard good things about Dreaming Spanish as an app.
- Here are a few examples of others who have acquired a language using pure comprehensible input / listening: https://www.reddit.com/r/dreamingspanish/comments/1bi13n9/dreaming_spanish_1500_hour_speaking_update_close/
- In your case, [Dreaming Spanish](https://www.youtube.com/@DreamingSpanish) on YouTube is an excellent resource. You can talk to people on /r/dreamingspanish about it. It's a great way to increase your listening comprehension, which will...
Cons
- I like what DreamingSpanish offers to people wanting to learn Spanish ... but what you wrote amount to mindless drivel if not outright spam. ... Simply watching (comprehensible) videos in Spanish pales in comparison in terms of learning...
- In their instructions on how to use their content they definitely go too hard on some discredited ideas from ALG such as this one. But you don’t actually have to do every single thing Pablo says if you don’t want to. Dreaming Spanish is...
- I would not say it is a generous free tier. It is less than 15% of their content.
- I'm sure they are a great resource for people who are working towards a B1 or B2 level but personally I'm working towards C1 and I've turned on a couple and they are achingly slow.
- I tried Dreaming Spanish as well, which was okay, but it wasn’t really for me.
Sentiment
82 positive (90%) · 8 mixed (9%) · 1 negative (1%)
Trust + time weighted score: +89% · raw score 89%
What redditors said (10 of 91)
You could switch to things like Dreaming Spanish (comprehensible input/paid, has a web app)
Dreaming Spanish - I try to watch at least 30 minutes a day, with my preferred goal of an hour.
I don't know what resources there are for Swedish but for Spanish there's a ton of shows on Netflix and Crunchyroll and I heard good things about Dreaming Spanish as an app.
Here are a few examples of others who have acquired a language using pure comprehensible input / listening: https://www.reddit.com/r/dreamingspanish/comments/1bi13n9/dreaming_spanish_1500_hour_speaking_update_close/
In your case, [Dreaming Spanish](https://www.youtube.com/@DreamingSpanish) on YouTube is an excellent resource. You can talk to people on /r/dreamingspanish about it. It's a great way to increase your listening comprehension, which will form a strong basis for a natural/intuitive sense of Spanish when you speak as well.
Dreaming Spanish on YouTube is an excellent resource. You can talk to people on /r/dreamingspanish about it. It's a great way to increase your listening comprehension, which will form a strong basis for a natural/intuitive sense of Spanish when you speak as well.
In your case, Dreaming Spanish on YouTube is an excellent resource. You can talk to people on /r/dreamingspanish about it. It's the best way to increase your listening comprehension, which will form a strong basis for a natural/intuitive sense of Spanish when you speak as well.
How does a pure comprehensible input approach (such as Automatic Language Growth or Dreaming Spanish) work? I started from zero Thai two years ago... I watched learner-aimed content for many hundreds of hours. Some of this was YouTube content and some was live online lessons with teachers.
How does a pure comprehensible input approach (such as Automatic Language Growth or Dreaming Spanish) work? I started from zero Thai two years ago... I watched learner-aimed content for many hundreds of hours. Some of this was YouTube content and some was live online lessons with teachers.
How does a pure comprehensible input approach (such as Automatic Language Growth or Dreaming Spanish) work? I started from zero Thai two years ago... I watched learner-aimed content for many hundreds of hours.
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