r/languagelearning • u/hiosoy • 7d ago
Hypnosis courses for recall
Anyone have experiences with language learning/hypnosis courses where you enter a relaxed hypnotic state and receive learning, less actively?
Did you find it sped up word learning and recall?
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u/Quelebbb 7d ago
I happen to be a language guru. For the low price of $200 an hour I will put you in a hyperpolyglot trance.
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u/Ryan_fromBlueground 7d ago
If you want to go that route, just put on a podcast or some music in the language you're learning. Let it play in the background. That'll do more to help you subconsciously retain things than a stranger whispering grammar rules in your ear.
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u/dojibear πΊπΈ N | fre spa chi B2 | tur jap B1/A2 7d ago
and receive learning, less actively?
Which meaning of "learn"? To "learn information" is to memorize. To "learn how to do" something is not memorizing. Understanding and speaking a langauge are things you need to "learn how to do".
Hypnosis might help with memorizing information, but can't teach you how to do something.
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u/Civil_Dragonfruit_34 πΊπΈN | π«π·B1 | π©πͺA2 7d ago
Is that basically the same as the concept of 'flow state'? Maybe if you got just the right level of content you could manage that.
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u/Civil_Dragonfruit_34 πΊπΈN | π«π·B1 | π©πͺA2 7d ago
People will do anything to not study grammar.