I speak 12 languages - copy my 30 min learning routine
Mikel Hyperpolyglot · 3,551 words · 18 min read · EN

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Before you watch another second of this video, I need you to answer one question honestly. How long have you been trying to learn a language? 2 years? 5 years? Maybe you started in high school and you're still not fluent. Here's the brutal truth that nobody in the language learning industry wants you to hear. 90%
of people who try to learn a language never even make it to a level where they can have basic conversations. 90%. That means that if you're watching this right now, statistically you're probably going to fail. Unless you do exactly what I'm about to show you in the next few minutes. My name is Michael and I speak
12 languages. I developed a fast and efficient language learning system at the Innovation Center of the University of Deusto. I'm not going to waste your time with theory and I'm not going to give you some motivational speech about how you can do it if you believe in yourself and enjoy the process. None of
that nonsense. I'm going to give you the exact three-step system that took me from zero to conversational in weeks, not years, over and over again. And it worked for thousands of my students as well. And if you stay until the end, I'll show you one more technique that accelerates everything by at least 50%.
And by the way, this is not about learning effortlessly the lazy way. This is hard work. Most people won't do this and that's why most people fail. Let's get into it. First, I need to destroy some lies you've been told. Lie number one, you need to study grammar to speak a language. This is the biggest nonsense
in language education. Think about it. When you were 2 years old, did your mom sit you down with a textbook and explain grammar rules? Did she give you multiple-choice exercises? No, of course not. You learned by listening and repeating sentences over and over again. And they constantly corrected your mistakes until you got it right. That's
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