u/Inevitable_Day_4573

I recently discovered the “Dreaming Spanish” YouTube channel while looking for ways to start learning Spanish. I’m completely new to the language—this is my first real exposure to it—and I’m planning to learn mainly through these videos.

I have a few questions for people who are familiar with this method:

1. Is it really enough to just watch and listen to the videos as they are, without actively studying grammar or taking notes at the beginning?
2. When it comes to watching the videos, is it better to rewatch the same videos for review, or should I treat it more like watching a series and just move on to the next one after finishing?
3. Since I can’t always watch videos (for example, when I’m exercising or doing other activities), are there any good audio-only resources you would recommend to complement this approach?

I’d really appreciate any advice or personal experiences from people who have tried this method.

It's my first time speaking Chinese, so I don't know anything. So it's very difficult, and I'm trying to learn it using the Comprehensive input method, so please recommend it. Can I just watch a really understandable video? I heard that if you spend more than 8 hours a day, you can speed up