How U.S. Military Linguists Learn Languages Fast

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DLI isn't the only intensive 3-letter language school See how Mormon missionaries learn languages fast at the MTC 👉🏼 youtube/Ox6MdRTc0yE
Comment from : @storylearning

Btw the dlab isn't required anymore
Comment from : @jordanszalai6519

does anything like this exist in the UK??? i'm so interested
Comment from : @buttershy_

I passed the dlab It was the first test that hurt my brain I backed out, because a man lols But I passed I'm language autismic So I eat language up Mmmmmm I wish I had gone Air force😅
Comment from : @NancyPlopWTF

I don’t think i would pass Im sure i would be the best in spanish class at first, but would eventually fall behind
Comment from : @HablaConOwens

Ive learned Uncontracted braille in the read a paragraph and learn method, and I am fluent in uncontracted braille in 3 months, having been working on contracted braille now for about a month and a half My text book is entirely in braille so I have to apply my previously learned skills IE the braille alphabet, punctuation and some special characters to read and learn contracted braille and the further I get in my text book the more contracted it gets
Comment from : @EminayDrackoness

9:10 just wanted to note Hindu(ism) is a religion, Hindi is a language
Comment from : @raviforyou1666

They yell at you and say if you dont pass youll be a fucking aircraft maintainer
Comment from : @reggieskillman1469

Any linguist who can talk to you, wouldn’t hide their face That’s so funny he convinced you to do that
Comment from : @AbstractMedium

total bulshit 🤣😂
Comment from : @s4d429

Bullshit
Comment from : @lazzariniiii1

Hey my parents both work at the DLI! One thing thing to note is that they learn these languages because they are completely immersed into the language it’s honestly pretty cool to see them improve at the languages
Comment from : @user-zx2sz4uo3r

thank you
Comment from : @tophat2115

I would appreciate it
Comment from : @brennanlundgren

I had a DLI-graduate colleague that was in our sales team in our Amsterdam sales office He was ex-Airforce and spoke Spanish and French What I remember the most about him is that he could deal with irate and highly emotional French and Spanish customers as if he were communicating an escape route in a war zone He was so calm, cool and clear I did several languages at Thunderbird (AGSIM) back in the late 80's but it was clear to me that the DLI took things to a unique level
Comment from : @markus1963nl

Given women are better at language, it's weird that this is so male dominated Seems women are being excluded despite natural ability
Comment from : @drkmwinters

Cah cilik
Comment from : @user-kj7uy5lj2x

The "anonymous" guy in the hoodie is the same guy who is talking us through the whole video, Olly Richards
Comment from : @jason2014

My cat speaks 253 different languages, and he taught himself by going to the public library He's very intelligent and has done covert operations for the US government for many years🙀😺
Comment from : @kennethvenezia4400

let me jump to the army for my green card and learn some languages
Comment from : @mamahuevo769

My home language is Brazilian Portuguese, so I start to learned English to get some jobs opportunities outside Brazil brbrOne funny thing that I found out when I accessed the gloss site was, thare are many languages that are nice to learn, including Portuguese, but there isn't English language listed there, so I started to asking to myself why, because it was supposed to be GLOBAL LANGUAGE GLOSS and I don't know one more global language than English language 😅
Comment from : @dryengalvao

Wow Such a cool vid 🙏
Comment from : @antonioflores7917

It is very funny that Izvestia has no truth and Pravda has no news
Comment from : @dobdobdob77

Wow they learn so fast and gather intelligence so quickly that they've lost every large scale conflict since Vietnam This whole video is bunk bullshit
Comment from : @Jebusjoose

This is Faster Sound than my grandma Old CarbrbrY'all ganna need MacDonald and Cola Cola for Language
Comment from : @LuckyVillageLife

This feels like a big social experiment (see how fast you can go from zero to native) Why not directly recruiting native speakers? And more intense training should be focusing on how to navigate better in hostile environment with their skill set
Comment from : @syang1490

3:58 brMy husband is Iranian and emigrated to the UK before the revolution He thought he spoke the language until he arrived in London for college He ended up putting off school for nearly a year to really learn English
Comment from : @michaellube1821

Public schools should teach immersion language course at an early age If we invested in our children imagine what the future would bring
Comment from : @devilstine4192

I speak three languages For me, the best and fastest way to learn a language is the same way a baby learns from their parents It's total immersion and WITHOUT translations There is no source language to compare to (and to misinterpret from) Hand gestures improve communication as do emotional stresses in the use Learn just like a baby does, only don't take five years to get the basics
Comment from : @toeg1

40 weeks is not FAST It's a normal duration for a language course These guys are not special 😂
Comment from : @eirschu8973

He studied Russian and went to…Latvia? The majority of the youngest generation doesn’t speak Russian, he would be far better off using English (or learn Latvian)
Comment from : @Katrina-dq7se

25:27 Remember, no Russians
Comment from : @amongusbals

неочем
Comment from : @alexander_dalichuk

I'm a retired 35P This is a great video! Shukran habibi!
Comment from : @JaneDurkin-ys6gg

All the green berets I knew and trained with didn't end up actuall going to california to learn They have their own school that is an offshoot of the california school right there in Ft Bragg
Comment from : @androsbasileus1682

Protip: they don't
Comment from : @dicecorporation

Because they study 20 hours per day
Comment from : @gingerhiser7312

My uncle was a green beret and was being sent to a country in Africa and was ordered to learn French He learned French When he arrived in country he quickly realized the predominant language was not French Hooah
Comment from : @davestier6247

Me, me, me!! I LIVE here I WISH I could attend the DLI But at 56 years old, non-military? Well, one hangs out with the students (okay, drinks with the students)—and WORKS at it Specifically, one works at learning how to LEARN brbrI was a horse trainer Training horses IS learning a foreign language! Language learning that is task specific (like music or horse training) is actually EASIER because it’s linked to physical activitybrbrI’m better at learning to understand than learning to speak But…that’s a huge part of it, right? Learning to hear the words in the “noise”? Thanx for the MTC pin! Didn’t know about it
Comment from : @ImogenC-rt3fm

My brother went to DLI and when he took the dlab he got the highest score that testing center had ever seen Super proud
Comment from : @backspacecommotion3836

Why she said we had one navy like that? Like the navy was privileged or turned her on
Comment from : @user-ju1du2sm6b

Bad thing: duolingo advertisment
Comment from : @user-ju1du2sm6b

Good things: you talk fast enough Funny enough Bad things: the army video with the odd painted tank behind
Comment from : @user-ju1du2sm6b

The guickest method to learn a foreign language is to related with a woman of this country
Comment from : @lefterisgeorgiou4424

My family was stationed in Fort Ord He was a Lt Colonel in the Army and had attended the institute to learn the Thai language I was astounded on how fluent he spoke the language in such a short time
Comment from : @jn8745

disgusting
Comment from : @ursulastaempfli759

The first thing you should learn in any language is, "Hello, my name is ____ I'm sorry, I'm learning (language), how do you say_____"
Comment from : @richardlandrum1966

My late father was a linguist for the army They sent him to Grenada, he knew seven languages, not one of them was Spanish
Comment from : @Deac0n_Blues

I wast at DLI for Hungarian in 1985 While it was pre-computer, many of the processes that you describe were my experience as well I might note that I went there having just finished a PhD in Linguistics, so I was getting the information at a deeper level than most of my classmates
Comment from : @taivo55

Learning a second language doesn't make you a "linguist" Studying actual linguistics makes you a linguist
Comment from : @cacogenicist

I graduated from DLI in 1971, German language Scored a 4 in the course, at that time the highest score attainable A 5 would indicate native speaker I can still read German pretty well, 52 years later That was a GREAT way to learn We had two teachers over the 8 months, one from Vienna, the other, from Hamburg The process described here is much advanced over the training we received
Comment from : @jimallman4456

What a lot of rubbish! Nothing of substance to us Anyway, I wonder how well the soldiers speak English in first instance
Comment from : @ivst3655

As a former LDS missionary and US military veteran that studied at DLI, I can attest that the language courses are intense and effective if you apply yourself and have some skills
Comment from : @user-qi4py6nl1o

I literally never met any American military who speaks even proper English Maybe CIA spies do speak several, but the guys i met in Turkey and Thailand omg😂😂
Comment from : @simaosimoes

Reverse engineering the audio, cross referencing data, light filtering and enhancement etc Jack's identity is revealed
Comment from : @SypherSeven

Don't forget the memes in other languages and subcultures :)
Comment from : @ONRIPRESENCE

Nobody learns languages faster than US Peace Corps Volunteers
Comment from : @areguapiri

This information is very interesting, it is correct when they are talking about how important is to learn phonetics and pronunciation brIt doesn’t matter which language you want to learn, I think it is very important to learn the rhythm of the language ( sounds and entonación )
Comment from : @paulaalejandra1678

I speak over 5 languages and my nature language is Hungarian I`m vey interessting, how can you learn hungarian on a level of b2 in 2 weeks? Because I`m also language teacher in Switzerland and all students of me gave up with hunagrian, because it is very complicated You can learn after English very fast German, and all indoeuropain languges, because they have the same structure But with hunagrian you haven`t so lot of same structure in Europa In Asia yes
Comment from : @katalinbranner3341

PLEASE stop calling it “THE” DLI It’s just DLI
Comment from : @chadgarza9069

Meanwhile I’m struggling over here with Duolingo
Comment from : @jacobkomnath7961

I speak 5 languages fluently, Never been to a school to learn these languages, I learned them all from my mom and my dad , I thought everyone knew more than one language, People always ask me how could you switch from one language to another, I don’t even feel like I’m switching , And know my kids they’ll speak 8 different languages
Comment from : @lolacadeey

This is what i hope to do as soon as im out of highschool A CTI in the navy
Comment from : @mexidyde

What resources do they use? Are they available for civilians?
Comment from : @prueba9348

Some of the best linguists never took the test And, that Jackson person is full of crap
Comment from : @smashvilleviking

DLI graduate here from 1988
Comment from : @rngrzulu1275

I would only speak what i was trying to learn because that falling back to speaking your native tongue is what will kill you learning the language faster
Comment from : @ThaiBo0gie420

As Marcus Luttrell said, most people don’t pay attention in language class They learn how to say “Allah sent me” and “there’s no way in hell you’re getting out of this” once they get to Afghanistan That’s priceless 😂
Comment from : @dfdemt

So…I saw your comment about how Mormon Missionaries learn languages fast What a lot of people don’t know is that the military actually went to the Mormons to find out how they train in foreign languages and incorporated it into their language training programs
Comment from : @cheekymoe629

Fancy thinking being a pro fascist cia shill is a good look
Comment from : @russell7054

That Russian language course will come in handy in the next coups in Armenia, Moldova, Georgia
Comment from : @perlefisker

Hindu? uh oh
Comment from : @mrnicomedes

12 hours days 64 weeks is how i always explained it
Comment from : @shazzbotz

Missionaries in my church learn a lot faster than soldiers
Comment from : @cleanphreak5103

Didn't you know that "military intelligence" is an oxymoron?
Comment from : @mgabor6936

I was a linguist in the USMC and didn't pick my language until I got to DLI (they give everyone a "default" assignment until they arrive to DLI, its always changed) I didn't get to experience scream and scribble but it sounds like something I should add in for my current language learning I could write a dozen books on everything I got to experience while there <3 it was the time of my life!
Comment from : @DezraVentures

The only thing the US military understand about culture is how to destroy it Those who became linguists were meant to become linguistsit doesn't work for everyone
Comment from : @jaym5938

Persian/ Farsi speaker here It was fun to see Persian writings and here Persian words in the simulation practices that you showed Accents and dialects are pretty difficult to execute well The methods suggested were pretty interesting! brGood luck to anyone learning Persian! They have to learn to read between the lines very quickly 😁
Comment from : @redomisia

I could teach some pronunciation to that instructor in the beginning
Comment from : @MACTEP_CHOB

The Defense Language Institute … Home of Cunning LinguistsbrbrNi Hao!
Comment from : @heycoreytoo

I went to DLI for spanish; I failed! However, now i am fluent after after a while
Comment from : @artificer845

You all take thing for face value You assume everything people say is true How many of you bothered having an extensive conversation with them? Could they explain everything they said in English, in the language they studied?
Comment from : @victoriafischer1945

Captain or even a Sergeant! That line had me dying😂
Comment from : @Charlotte-wp1gj

This sounds super fun Really it does
Comment from : @PromoCodeLady

I got offered crypto linguistics with a 60k signing bonus Yet in my highly developed 18 year old brain I demanded to be a medic with no signing bonus I think my recruiter died a little when he heard that
Comment from : @Henry-ep6qy

We learned everything very fast brEspecially NATO alphabets, military expression and military acronyms but why couldn't you learn some pashto words 😂
Comment from : @tanto8677