Do you guys think that listening audio while you are sleeping helps with languages?
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What I do is sometimes have the French news playing while I sleep. I notice that I'm having French in my dreams. What I think is better is to study right before sleeping. That has been proven to help and I've seen for myself that it works
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Well, from my personal experience I would say no.
I heard about this theory many years ago, and I decided to put it to the test. It was when I was at school, and I had a test on Latin verbs the following day. So, I spent a couple of hours reciting the latin verbs over and over again - recording them on a tape recorder. Then I went to bed leaving the tape recorder playing.
The following morning I went off to school, full of expectation, and confident that I would do brilliantly in my test.
I didn't. I got a dismal grade. ☹️
I never repeated this experience. Over the years I've occasionally heard reference to this theory, but I think that if it really worked, everybody would be doing it.
Basically, I think it's one of those ideas that is just 'too good to be true'.
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I once tried one of those YouTube videos that promise to teach vocabulary whole you sleep. I only did it the one time so it probably wasn't a fair trial, and I'm pretty sure I didn't learn anything.
I have been thinking about trying it again, but as a way to refresh things I already know, that is do some revision.
I don't know. I'd be curious to know what other people think too.
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No i don't...
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