Nunca foi tão FÁCIL aprender INGLÊS — Transcript

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1. 0:00In today's video, I'm going to show you
2. 0:03how to use Claude, one of the best AIs
3. 0:05available today, to create a complete
4. 0:07and personalized study plan tailored to
5. 0:10your level, your routine, your goals,
6. 0:12and your interests for studying English
7. 0:14. And best of all, I'm going to share
8. 0:18my screen and show you step by step,
9. 0:20prompt by prompt, the best commands you
10. 0:23can use to structure a study plan
11. 0:25aligned with your level and your goal.
12. 0:28Well, I have Claude open here, and this
13. 0:31is the first prompt I wanted to show
14. 0:33you. I will leave everything in the
15. 0:35comments or in the description. So,
16. 0:37take a look. All the prompts will be
17. 0:39available for you to use today so you
18. 0:41can build your own study plan. And it
19. 0:44needs to be a personalized prompt. So
20. 0:46there are several blanks here in this
21. 0:48prompt that you need to fill in with
22. 0:50your information, but the more specific
23. 0:52you are, the better. Well, the prompt
24. 0:56starts by asking Claude to act as an
25. 0:59expert in language study design and as
26. 1:02a polyglot. And why did I do that? I
27. 1:05told it, I gave it a method, the
28. 1:08natural method, which is the best way
29. 1:11for you to learn a language. I have
30. 1:14several videos here on the channel
31. 1:16talking about this, discussing
32. 1:18techniques and this method, but all
33. 1:20polyglots in the world use this method,
34. 1:23which is the natural way for you to
35. 1:25acquire a language. And the
36. 1:27comprehensible input technique, which
37. 1:31is a concept developed by linguist
38. 1:34Stephen Krashen, which will level the
39. 1:37content for you. So it is very
40. 1:40important that you include this in your
41. 1:42prompt so Claude delivers materials
42. 1:43that are right for your level. This is
43. 1:46very important. Many people don't learn
44. 1:47English because they keep trying to
45. 1:49consume content that is either too easy
46. 1:50or too difficult. I asked it to include
47. 1:53some concepts and techniques that I use
48. 1:56, that I have used and still use to
49. 1:58learn languages, which are the most
50. 2:00important techniques, the most general
51. 2:02techniques, I would say. The first one
52. 2:05is immersion, and especially immersion
53. 2:07during downtime. And immersion, I think
54. 2:10everyone already knows, is consuming as
55. 2:12much content in English as possible
56. 2:14during your day, whether by watching
57. 2:16series, movies, music, anyway, having
58. 2:18contact with English several times a
59. 2:20day, every day. You kind of immerse
60. 2:23yourself in the culture of that
61. 2:25language during downtime, because
62. 2:27you'll use moments of your day when
63. 2:29you're not 100%busy, not 100%focused on
64. 2:32an activity, which you can use to fit
65. 2:34English in. That's the difference
66. 2:37between those who become fluent and
67. 2:38those who don't. Those who become
68. 2:39fluent and speak English well, fit
69. 2:41English in while washing dishes,
70. 2:43brushing their teeth, on their lunch
71. 2:45break, while making coffee, walking,
72. 2:47waiting for the bus, or standing in
73. 2:49line; basically, these moments in your
74. 2:52day are when you can fit English in.
75. 2:54And I asked the cloud here to identify
76. 2:56these moments in my routine. I'm going
77. 2:58to describe my routine and it will
78. 3:01identify some moments that I can use
79. 3:03every day for my immersion. Besides
80. 3:07that, I changed the language on my
81. 3:09devices and actively trained my social
82. 3:12media algorithms. So, it's very
83. 3:15important that all your social media
84. 3:17accounts are set to English. Oh, it
85. 3:19will even teach you how to do that. If
86. 3:22you have any questions, you can ask in
87. 3:23the comments, but you are going to
88. 3:25change your social media algorithms. To
89. 3:28have as much English content appear as
90. 3:30possible, whether it's YouTube,
91. 3:32Instagram, or TikTok, the more video
92. 3:33and audio that appears in English
93. 3:35during your day, the better. Also,
94. 3:38having your phone in English is
95. 3:39important too. The second technique is
96. 3:42the content barrel, which is a
97. 3:43technique for organization and time
98. 3:46optimization, because I realized I
99. 3:48spent too much time looking for content
100. 3:50that I like and that fits my level. So,
101. 3:53I decided to make a content barrel.
102. 3:56What I call a "content barrel" are
103. 3:59folders pre-selected by me, with videos
104. 4:02, podcasts, texts, songs, anything, any
105. 4:04English content that I pre-select and
106. 4:07keep safely stored away. So that when I
107. 4:11have some downtime, meaning when I have
108. 4:13a little time to consume English, I
109. 4:15just open that folder and consume that
110. 4:16content. I don't need to keep searching
111. 4:19. I do this a lot with YouTube, with
112. 4:22the "Watch Later" folder—for those
113. 4:24who don't know—that I save things to,
114. 4:26adding them throughout the day, or when
115. 4:28I have a few minutes, I spend some time
116. 4:31looking for content and save it to that
117. 4:33folder. And when I want to consume some
118. 4:36English content, I don't need to go
119. 4:37searching; I just access that folder
120. 4:39and choose something. It's just like
121. 4:40when you go to watch a movie on Netflix
122. 4:42and you spend an hour just picking the
123. 4:44movie. You can get a head start by
124. 4:47pre-selecting content that matches your
125. 4:49level and interests. Micro-habits
126. 4:52consist of thinking in English during
127. 4:54the day, talking to yourself, or
128. 4:56looking up objects, actions, or words
129. 4:59in English while you go about your life
130. 5:02. And there's active immersion, which
131. 5:05is the time I usually reserve—15 to
132. 5:0730 minutes a day, every single day—to
133. 5:09do something active. In other words,
134. 5:12you could write something in English,
135. 5:14speak, record an audio clip, do some
136. 5:17active online study with materials,
137. 5:20even books if you prefer, or active
138. 5:23reading, like shadowing or sentence
139. 5:26mining. I've listed several activities
140. 5:28here that it will include in the
141. 5:30schedule. The second part is the
142. 5:32contextualization phase. So, I need to
143. 5:34provide context to the AI about my
144. 5:36level, my interests, and my goal. For
145. 5:39my current English level, I’m going
146. 5:41to say I'm at a C1 level. I am already
147. 5:44proficient, but I'll set it to B1 level
148. 5:46. My current English level is B1 and I
149. 5:49want to reach the C1 level, let's say.
150. 5:52I want to become proficient, I want to
151. 5:54become fluent, I want to reach that
152. 5:56level. I can study actively for 15
153. 5:59minutes a day. I’ll set up a very
154. 6:02simple active study routine, studying
155. 6:04actively for 15 minutes a day. My
156. 6:07biggest difficulty with English is
157. 6:09vocabulary and speaking, which is the
158. 6:10struggle for most people—they can
159. 6:12understand, but they can't speak, they
160. 6:14feel stuck. I would normally describe
161. 6:17this difficulty that a good portion of
162. 6:19people have when they reach the A2 or
163. 6:21B1 level. It’s vocabulary, because
164. 6:25you lack the vocabulary, you don't have
165. 6:27the words to express yourself, and
166. 6:29speaking/conversation. I divided my
167. 6:34main goal here into two parts. My main
168. 6:37goal—and here you talk about your
169. 6:39personal or professional objective. So,
170. 6:43my main goal is to get a job abroad, my
171. 6:45main goal is to live abroad, to do an
172. 6:47exchange program, or to take an
173. 6:49important trip; basically, you’ll
174. 6:50write your description here. I’ll say
175. 6:55my main goal is to do an exchange
176. 6:57program in the United States, to do a
177. 6:59work and travel exchange in the United
178. 7:02States. And my primary skill to improve
179. 7:06is speaking and conversation. As I
180. 7:08described, speaking and conversation.
181. 7:13My interests—this is a very important
182. 7:15part for the AI to personalize the
183. 7:17material for you. It will give you
184. 7:20recommendations for materials and
185. 7:21content. And I’m going to show you
186. 7:24another technique for how you can get
187. 7:26content for your level and interests
188. 7:28even more easily. But here, you're
189. 7:32going to list your interests. I
190. 7:35recommend providing a very detailed
191. 7:37description of your interests so the
192. 7:39Cloud can customize things really well,
193. 7:41okay? I’ve provided a list of
194. 7:44interests here. I recommend you list
195. 7:46three to five general interests, like
196. 7:49sports, music, uh, I don’t know,
197. 7:51photography, movies, series. And always
198. 7:55give three examples of the types of
199. 7:58content you like most. So, for example,
200. 8:01here I can list series like The Office,
201. 8:05uh, Brooklyn 99, and Everybody Hates
202. 8:09Chris. I don’t know, I always
203. 8:14recommend you provide examples of
204. 8:16things so it can specify a bit more and
205. 8:18narrow it down better. Then I wrote: "
206. 8:22Analyze this and provide me with a
207. 8:25weekly schedule of what content I need
208. 8:27to study, the best recommendations for
209. 8:30materials, content, media, and
210. 8:31resources I should use, and strategies
211. 8:34to make the most of them." Also,
212. 8:38provide a realistic estimate of how
213. 8:40long it will take to reach my goal if I
214. 8:42follow this plan strictly. Let's go. It
215. 8:45gave suggestions for "dead time." So
216. 8:48here, during the morning, breakfast,
217. 8:50shower, podcast on, it suggested a
218. 8:53podcast for the commute, phone and
219. 8:55social media, at night, before bed, ah,
220. 8:58watch something without subtitles. And
221. 9:02for the content bucket, it already gave
222. 9:05some suggestions for podcasts, series,
223. 9:07YouTube, and texts and articles aligned
224. 9:10with the things I mentioned, those
225. 9:12suggestions I gave it. Regarding
226. 9:15resources, it provided Anki for
227. 9:18sentence mining. A great tool. If you
228. 9:21don't know how to use Anki yet, learn
229. 9:23how to use Anki. Search for a tutorial
230. 9:26on YouTube or comment if you want me to
231. 9:29create an Anki tutorial, which is
232. 9:32basically a flashcard app that uses
233. 9:34Spaced Repetition to help you memorize
234. 9:37words. HelloTalk and Tandem, which are
235. 9:41conversation apps for talking with
236. 9:43natives. Claude and ChatGPT for
237. 9:45corrections and roleplay. Great.
238. 9:47Excellent. Language Reactor, man, such
239. 9:51a good AI tool. Language Reactor is
240. 9:54simply the best extension of all. You
241. 9:56can add it to YouTube and Netflix.
242. 9:58Download Language Reactor; it will give
243. 10:01you dual subtitles in Portuguese and
244. 10:03English. And whenever you click on a
245. 10:05word, it gives you the translation. Man
246. 10:06, it's absurd. And the BBC Learning
247. 10:09English site, which will give you
248. 10:11several articles and materials for free
249. 10:14as well. Content aligned with your
250. 10:17interests. War movies have richer
251. 10:19vocabulary, rock metal. So, it
252. 10:21basically took my interests and
253. 10:23explained what benefits they would
254. 10:26bring. Cool. Well, regarding strategies
255. 10:30, it included some micro-habits, some
256. 10:33shadowing and cursing techniques, some
257. 10:36shadowing and cursing techniques. So,
258. 10:40choosing a short 1 to 2-minute scene
259. 10:42from The Office, listening twice,
260. 10:45repeating twice, anyway, perfect.
261. 10:47Teaching how to do shadowing. Regarding
262. 10:50active immersion with series, it also
263. 10:53gave strategies on what I can do and
264. 10:55sentence mining, which is for you to
265. 10:57get more vocabulary. As I mentioned
266. 11:00here, one of my biggest difficulties is
267. 11:01vocabulary. It specifically created a
268. 11:03strategy for this technique and taught
269. 11:06how to do sentence mining the right way
270. 11:08. In the estimate, it gave, let's see,
271. 11:11from month one to month three, the
272. 11:13consolidation of B1 and the entry into
273. 11:16B2. Makes a lot of sense. 3 months
274. 11:19there to go up one level on the
275. 11:21European framework. From month 4 to
276. 11:23month 6, B2 established. And from month
277. 11:267 to month 10, C1. Got it? It gave a 10
278. 11:30-month timeframe, which is a very
279. 11:31realistic period from B1 to C1. Man,
280. 11:34excellent. It even gave the factors
281. 11:37that accelerate or hinder progress here
282. 11:39. It gives a brief explanation here
283. 11:41about how the plan works. And now I'm
284. 11:45going to ask it, uh, to turn all this
285. 11:48into a site where we can check things
286. 11:51off and use as a planner to really use
287. 11:54it as a study plan. Here I asked it to
288. 11:59turn it into an interactive HTML site,
289. 12:01organize it week by week, and have a
290. 12:03main theme for each week, focusing on
291. 12:05everyday topics, because I want to
292. 12:07study abroad; so I don't want to learn
293. 12:08how to speak technical things, I want
294. 12:10to learn to speak useful and relevant
295. 12:12everyday things. And this prompt will
296. 12:15also be in the description.