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I learned Spanish watching Spiderman 50 times

I watched the same film in Spanish 50 times to see if it would help me to learn Spanish. In the video I said 50% off, but right now (November 2023) the courses are reduced EVEN MORE because the Black Friday special has started on ELEVEN other languages: https://shorturl.at/vxF13 Thank you to Andrea la Mexicana for adding some native speaker goodness to my video. You can see a LOT more of her and a bunch of other native Spanish speakers on Dreaming Spanish:    / @dreamingspanish   Videos are often released up to a week early to members of the TimTam Cartel (channel members). Membership is only $2 US a month and also comes with extended versions of some videos, members' only polls and more. Join here:    / @daysandwords   Learn to comprehend your target language by learning the most relevant vocabulary with these fantastic customised Anki flashcard decks: Spanish 1000 words: https://refold.la/spanish/deck/buy?pa... French 1000 words: https://refold.la/french/deck/buy?par... German 1000 words: https://refold.la/german/deck?partner... Korean 1000 words: https://refold.la/korean/deck?partner... Japanese 1000 words: https://refold.la/japanese/deck?partn... JOIN the Refold community: https://refold.la/join/?partnerId=lamont Subscribe for more awesome language learning content:    / @daysandwords   TIMESTAMPS: 00:00 The Experiment 00:47 Why Spider-verse 02:08 How to start in Spanish 03:48 How we learn languages 09:26 How we notice stuff 11:23 After 30 times 13:22 What about the rest of the language? 15:23 How to watch a film 50 times 17:04 How much Spanish? 19:27 This is bad 21:13 A thankful example 22:06 Did it get boring? OK you've reached the end of the description of this video. There is already a LOT you could comment on. This part is here to show people who correct my use of "Lo quiero". THIS IS THE VIDEO THAT IT COMES FROM. Lo quiero is (now) what I say at the end of every video. It's like the YouTuber who says "Hey guy" at the start of his videos, despite it not being correct. I know it's "wrong", but it's right because it's what I intend to say (and often people forget one of its meanings, which would be "I love you" but in a formal context.) It's a reference to this video, and this film. Miles says it to his dad... just watch the film already.