I feel like 3-5 times would be best as you get to rematch and understand new parts without it becoming mind-numbing.
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Really cool idea. I am thr type that likes a confortable rut, and I need more listening practice.
Hunh, this seems like an adaptation of the L-R technique listed here https://sopuli.xyz/post/659485, but for a single film. Pretty interesting.
Refold (who Lamont is a partner of) focuses quite heavily on L-R for the beginning stages. I agree it's quite interesting to see!
Ah, I haven't looked at the actual learning strategies of refold, I've only seen their flash-card packs (which look good!). I assumed it was more or less a kind of Dreaming Spanish style service with more guidance rather than this style L-R where it seems like you just kind of jump into the deep end a bit with a source you can commit to putting up with.
(Sorry I didn't see your reply till today btw, kbin ate the notification it seems).
I think I might give it a go for a movie 10x. I have about 1600 hours until fairly okay fluency aparently so 10-20 hours wouldn't be too much out of that time. I may have to mix in other content while I do that though haha.
I'm a big fan of comic operas/operettas, and repeat listening to particular shows has honestly helped my German quite a lot. It's a pretty good way to train your neural network for grammar. And the music makes it a lot more fun to listen to the same things repeatedly!
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