After learning every human language, she starts making videos on languages that we have never seen before, and the UN starts taking a particular interest in this, because these languages shouldn't be available to the public. Fanfiction brain took over for a minute
Trust me, you just have to find something you're keenly interested in and that you find valuable in your life. That's the only reason why anyone is productive or accomplishes great things: they saw it to be beneficial and interesting enough to put hard work towards it.
Here is a good advice in learning the languages: Learn them one by one, and when you go to the next one, learn it in the most recent language you learned. (for example you learned Spanish and have plans on learning French, learn French in Spanish) happy studies.
I actually just started to learn French and even when people said that is more easy if you learn it from Spanish (my first lenguange) I noticed there's a lot more resources to learn it in English
It is true that there are more resources in English, but I just personally think that it is better to learn newer languages through the recent languages, because it helps you in both languages, the one that you are learning, and the one you have learned in making it stay in your head while also learning a new language, besides it could be a fun challenge.
This is a really good advice. I'm a native spanish speaker trying to learn japanese with english resources. I must say it's helping me build the confidence to start using english actively instead of just reading/listening.
I speak four languages. and learning two more atm. and I try to keep up with all those languages, there are times I forget words in my native languages. it hurts as I question my own existence and identity. lol
@@phyllos7236 omg I feel you hahaha I speak 3 languages (am learning 3 more) and i sometimes forget some words in my native language or forget how to write them correctly lmao
Same. My mother tongue is German but I’m also fluent in English and Spanish. I’m working on my Portuguese and Swedish. The better I become at the foreign languages, the worse my German becomes haha.
Languages I know: - Portuguese - English Languages I want to learn: - Italian - Korean - Chinese - Croatian - Indonesian - Spanish - Guarani - French - Russian
Ola'! Giasou! Ι'm greek(in case u get an interest in my language)and i teach italian,i,i know italian as a native speaker! I'm passionate about brasilian portogues,culture 'n music! 💜text me any time!!
@@ジョウドなの筍 mashallah i want 2 learn arabic spanish english turkish and russian portuguese italian and more but I'm a piece of sh¡t n my first language... arabic 💔(:
@@Cristian-dr8bh Yeah! But in the same time it is similar to portuguese... I'm getting some trouble in plural form 'cause it is very different from portuguese, I do make a lot of mistakes in this hehe. Thanks for your message ;)
Me: I need to focus on one language per year. I will not allow myself to get carried away with the 4 languages I want to learn. Lindie: I’m going to focus on twelve languages this year.
can you PLEASE PLEASE PLEASEEEE track your progress on all the languages you will be learning in 2020 with videos? i lovedddd your spanish progress video. i hope this wasn’t already addressed in the video, i’m still watching 😭
Languages I know: 🇦🇿Azerbaijani(my first language) 🇷🇺Russian( my second language) 🇹🇷Turkish(❤) 🇬🇧English(💛) Languages I want to know: 🇫🇷French ( very beautifu language) 🇰🇷Korean (I can read and know basic words) 🇨🇿Czech ( for me one of the best languges in the world) 🇫🇮Finnish ( I study at school for 5 years, but still can't lern) I'm 16 years old
@@LeMondedeCarla04 Hi😊 Unfortunatley can't recommend you anything. I learned the language at the same time with my mother language. Also I live in Russia so it was easy for me than. The only thing I can recommend is to listen to russian-speaking people. Cuz writing and daily speech are very different.
Well ,she also has the money to learn all of those laungages. I checked lingoda, and to gave private 1/1 instructions like she had for Spanish is more than 200 eur/month. Anyway, she is really encouraging.
When I was 7 years old I had the goal/dream to learn 14 languages, now I'm 21 and only speak 4 languages. I hope to learn the 10 remaining languages, this video really inspired me because I kinda gave up on learning new languages. Learning a language was so much easier for me as a child, now I'm scared of messing up.
That is so cute! But don't be scared, that is not something someone is forcing you to do, you do it for yourself so feel free to do it on your own terms. :) When I was like 4/5 I had a dream of four languages and additional two. I never thought much about it until I was about 17/18 and realized I've learned two of them. I then got excited to learn the other two as well. However, in the few following years I got to knoe about more languaged and cultures and fell inlove with two other languaged which are not part of the dream. So now idk if I'll ever learn the original two to a very good level, maybe I'll only dabble in them. But! *I don't feel bad about it. ^^* It's my dream so I changed it to my preference. Life can take us in different directions.
Don't be scared! You can just learn for yourself and enjoy reading stuff, listening to music and watching movies in your new language. If you do mess up, nobody will be any the wiser, and you'll gradually improve if you stick with it. And if you choose to try out your new knowledge on native speakers, which I recommend, you don't need to worry. They'll be extremely appreciative of your efforts and they won't judge you for messing up. You'll get compliments and looks of surprise, not criticism, even if you are far from perfect. Go for it! Also, if you decide to take the leap, and write up a schedule and all that, don't be too hard on yourself if life gets in the way and you fall behind. Keep marchin' on, slow progress is better than no progress!
@@EmperorsReview ok then :) I practically grew up bilingual in Romanian and Hungarian, to which I later added English, French and Italian. Out of the three, I rate my English as very good, the other two are somewhat weaker but still good enough. I also understand written Spanish to the point of being able to read and enjoy a novel without much effort, but spoken Spanish is a bit trickier... But I can carry out a basic conversation. I also know a little German, but I should brush up on it - it's only good enough for going shopping or asking for directions if lost. During last year I added Turkish to the bunch, and while it's still very much a work in progress, I can now follow a movie or TV series without subtitles, and I have been able to hold conversations with people in Turkey when I went on holiday there this summer. By no means perfect, but I got no flak for my mistakes, and this experience is what makes me say you should just go for it and learn the language you want to learn without worrying about mistakes. I feel even the tiniest amount of knowledge goes a long way and opens up new worlds. Plus, that little glow of satisfaction you get when you are able to communicate with others in your new language is just priceless, in my opinion! I actually am rather shy and I have a bit of a fear of failure too, so I understand these feelings, but I've luckily reached the point where I know it's better to just embrace the messiness of it and dive right in without worrying too much - the more you practice a language the better you eventually get at it. Even if you're no longer that young, you shouldn't let your age put you off :)
Languages I know: - English - German - Japanese Languages I want to learn: - Spanish - Portuguese - Dutch - Arabic - Hindi - Korean - Vietnamese - Mandarin - Russian - Italian
Alright, here we go: Portuguese: native English: fluent German: advanced - needs to be brushed up Spanish: advanced - needs to be improved French: intermediate - just wanna keep it this way Japanese: baby - currently learning katakana and hating myself for not having started this language before Swedish and Italian: baby - wanna come back to them this year Korean: zero - wanna start it next year -I just know how to say ㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋ 😅 Thank you for the inspiration!!!
Hahah que massaa, sou falante nativo de português também, você é do brasil ou portugal? Sou do brasil, também sou fluente em inglês e amooo a lingua japonesa, mas tô engatinhando no idioma ainda
Que massa! Sou BR tbm. Portuguese (native) English (C2) French (B2) German (B2) Mandarin chinese (B1) Russian (A2) Arabic (A2) Hebrew (A1) I really feel like adding two more languages to the list by the end of summer, I'm just not sure which ones to pick up next: 1) Spanish or Italian 2) Norwegian or Swedish Obs.: then I'll just go ahead and give it a try tackling some Japanese, Hungarian and Polish (long-term plans)
Languages I know: English (fluent) Danish (fluent) Arabic (fluent) Japanese (basic level conversation, can understand 30% of whats happening in an anime episode w/o subs (otaku goal loading), can read and write kana and some feewww kanji lol) Languages I wanna learn: Japanese (improve, understand 80% of anime episode/Japanese movie, more and more kanji) Korean (can read and write hangul, need some basics) French (can read french and understand a bit, need more improvement) Persian Mandarin Vietnamese Somali Urdu Hindi Swahili Amazigh (Northafrican berber, I'm half Algerian soo) Italian German (can understand a bit, similar to Danish, shouldn't be hard) Spanish Hebrew Russian *sigh* What a list
Good idea to learn Russian, a very nice language. Russian is my mother tongue and I would be glad to help you with learning it. Moreover, I am a teacher on italki. teach.italki.com/teacher/4499656
I spent 7 years studying danish and I am so glad I saw it on your list. I rarely see anyone considering danish as a language to study! It’s such a beautiful unique language.
Maybe it all comes down to experience and knowing a few languages already? I only know 2 languages atm and my goals for 2020 will be to learn one more. I don't think it'd be realistic for me to learn 4 in that year for example, but I'm hoping that for 2021, I'll be able to learn 2 or 3 rather than just 1 :)
Lots of free time on her hands, I suppose. I mean, good for her, but even if I had every single hour of the day on my disposal I wouldn't try studying 12 languages...
I was thinking about what I wrote. A better answer would be: she has a lot of time on her hands AND she really wants to learn all these languages, so she's using all that time doing something she loves doing. My intention was not to "roast" Lindie or anything... Sorry if it sounded like that. In fact, I admire this will of learning all those languages.
She's been studying for around 10 years every day for at least an hour or two often more. It's achievable, especially as she's living in a country where she has to speak four of the languages on her list week to week.
I’m being a little more realistic with my languages and giving myself a year to learn each one of them and become fluent. Hopefully I can master French Spanish German Russian Mandarin
Good luck but give yourself more than a year as a realistic goal as I have studied 1 hour a day for a year of french and am still not to fluency so I would say give yourself at least 3 years
my goals: ♡french - I've just started high school and I'm learning french 21 hours a week sooo quite intense ♡korean - I can read and write but can't really understand much. Consuming media everyday helps me tho! ♡japanese - can understand most of the time but can't read anything besides hiragana :( I need to step up my game ♡chinese - it's honestly so challenging but I ain't giving up ♡thai, vietnamese, greek, german - some languages I'm interested in :)
When I was still studying Russian as my third language, i was terribly struggling. When i finished studying it, i was so proud of my self and for wht i have achieved. And then there's this girl who's studying 12 at a time which makes me feel like I've reached nothing 🤣
@Mike K I've been huge fan of this Russian classical pianist for 4 years now and I wanted to understand some of his interviews because, you know, he speaks Russian most of the time. This might be a very shallow reason but that was just the start. Now I am more determined to learn Russian for all the other things such as travelling, because I wanted to learn a new language, and etc.
@@juliaromero7512 I'm proud of you Julia Pomero! I've been studying Russian for years now with little success. Just got back on the wagon. So if you are comparing yourself to others, remember that some people haven't achieve what you have. Keep striving, never give up, you're doing great!
Languages I know: - English Languages I want to learn: - Russian - Korean - Swedish - Arabic - Ukrainian - Mandarin - French - Irish - Dutch - Serbian - Spanish - Bosnian - Lingala - Somali - Vietnamese I wonder which ones I'll actually learn bc I'm most definitely not learning all of these in my lifetime lmao
@@issijn7001 Hablo portugués y estoy aprendiendo español. En mi opinión, portugués es fácil cuando hablas otro idioma como español o italiano. (Sorry for any mistakes. I'm still learning Spanish but I do speak Portuguese! Se você precisa de ajuda, consigo te ajudar com isso)
those who really love learning languages understand that "junky" feeling when u dig into a new language (s). it's so cool that this girl makes us feeling it again n again 🤘
*_Languages I know:_* *_•-Spanish._* *_Languages I want to learn this year 2020._* *_•-English._* *_Languages I want to learn._* *_•-English._* *_•-Korean._* *_•-Chinese._* *_•-French._* *_•-Italian._* *_•-Japanese._* *_•-Russian._* *_•-Portuguese._* *_Este año estoy empezando con inglés, será mi primera vez intentando aprender bien un idioma:')_* _¡Buena suerte a todos! nwn_
Los idiomas que tú ya sabes, son exactamente los que quiero aprender xD el catalán e inglés son los que estoy estudiando ahorita, pero espero que en un par de años ya pueda centrarme en coreano y francés xD
Languages i know: -Spanish -Portugues Languages of this year: -English -Chinese -Italian -German -French Languages i want to learn : -Russian -Hindi -Romanian -Arabic -Korean
Kudos for wanting to learn Romanian. You'll have s good time by knowing two romance languages already. Good luck, I'm trying to learn Romance languages and Romanian is my favorite.
Languages I know: - Portuguese (mother language) - English Languages I'm learning: - German - French Languages I want to learn: - Russian - Japanese - Italian - Chinese - Dutch - Arabic
Diana, Good idea to learn Russian, a very nice language. I am a native Romanian and Russian is my mother tongue and I would be glad to help you with learning it. Moreover, I am a teacher on italki. teach.italki.com/teacher/4499656
Inspirational! I love how you add in that learning languages is a learned skill, not some sort of inherent talent - it makes becoming a "polyglot" seem so much more doable for us not-so-clever folks. One day I hope to be as good at my TLs as you are at Korean, I hope your drive will inspire me to continue! My goals for 2020 are: reach a B2 level in Welsh, and reach a B1 level in Portuguese. I might start Korean if I have enough time... My ultimate (life) goal is to speak eight languages, but I'm taking things slow. :P PS. LOVE your Lingodeer plushie!
Yell Heah hi,I’m a native Portuguese speaker and I’d like to know what Portuguese are you learning because if it’s Brazilian Portuguese I’d be really happy to help you getting through it
I've been learning Korean for 3 years, I love it but I however have to warn you : learn it ONLY if this is the only asian language you like. If you also like Chinese I would highly recommend learning this one as it is in higher demand and is way easier outside of the character aspect. Korean may look easier but when you actually get into it it is HELL
Language I know : French , this is my native language And I can speak and understand 4 other languages: -Italian -Spanish -English - Norwegian And I am 15 years old 👋
Logan Carson Parles-tu ces langues couramment ? Parce-que on ne peut pas prétendre de les parler en comprendre juste parce-que tu les bosses au collège et un peu chez toi (le niveau en 4ème est le A2, donc très basique). Au collège tu ne sais que la langue de manière très basique (et donc pas assez pour prétendre la connaître). Par exemple, dans mon cas, je peux dire que je parle couramment 2 langues : l’Italien et le français (j’ai vécu en Italie jusqu’à l’âge de 10 ans, puis j’ai déménagé et ça va faire mnt 6 ans que je suis en France); je saisis toutes les subtilités de ces 2 langues. Pour ce qui est de l’anglais je comprends 95% quand les gens parlent dans n’importe quelle conversation, je sais également m’exprimer (de manière basique) à l’écrit. Ceci est pareil pour l’espagnol, ce n’est pas pour autant que je me dis que je parle ces langues. En tout cas ne prend pas mal ce commentaire, je ne vise strictement pas à ne pas reconnaître les compétences que tu as peut-être, je cherche juste à m’assurer que tu sais bien ce que tu prétend savoir, sans tomber dans des abus de langage 🙂
@@korboat en tout cas merci tout ce temps pour ce commentaire très constructif et pour te répondre je n'ai aucun mérite à savoir parler et écrire dans toutes ses langues car en fait , ma famille et moi , on déménage beaucoup à cause du travail à mon père, alors ses langues je les apprend pas au collège, mais dans la vie de tout les jours , et aussi je suis passionné de langues donc ça aide aussi , désolé si je fais des fautes d'orthographe, cela fait déjà 4 ans que j'habite en Californie où on parle anglais et beaucoup espagnol et si je parle italien , c'est parce que ma mère est italienne bye 🖐
I'm new to your channel, but you have clearly found your deepest passion in life. Congratulations: that is a rare thing. Finding your joy is the Holy Grail of life.
How can someone learn so many languages at the same time? I have been focused on Japanese and passing N3. I tried learning other languages but whenever I try to learn other languages it takes up so much of time or it makes my Japanese level go down. It's really hard for me not to mix up languages and balance time with it because just one language alone is a lot of work. I wonder how someone does that
Focus on one. It's better to have an intensive period of learning only one language. Master it to the level you can communicate and understand at least every day conversations. Then add a new language. Really, there is no point in learning many languages at once especially when you have no opportunity to use them.
@@desakputurakaparamita954 Interesting. And what's the result? You don't feel like you could have made faster progress in one language, if you had focused only on learning one for some time?
@@pinkvalentino I think so too. The progress is depend, it's mostly effective if you had a lot of holiday and spare time. The result is I mastered one of the language faster than the other, of course. It's all about learning capability....
Hi, Lindie. You seem to be one of the first to come up with an annual plan for 2020. This weekend, I'll move out of my parents' house (Dad died in 2002 and Mom last month) and into an apartment by myself (actually the basement of a stranger's home). My plan is to have different language courses in different locations in the apartment, and what I study will be based on where I am at the time. I have several MP3 players because I prefer to use audio programs (Innovative Language podcasts, Michel Thomas, Glossika, etc.) and I'm now in the process of choosing which language and course to put on which MP3 player and where to put it in my home (one beside my bed, one on the couch, etc.), as well as which languages I'll study by book (intermediate Japanese textbooks for reading practice) or via computer (Language Boost courses created by polyglots Jan van der Aa and Lucas Bighetti). I'm tentatively planning this winter to focus on Japanese (mostly reading/kanji), French (mostly listening), and Russian (mastering the basics/high beginner level)--however, I might still change my mind on which languages. I had a good Add1Challenge experience with German this year, so I might add German or substitute Russian with German. Also, I've tried to learn Mandarin Chinese, but so far it's my most difficult language, and I don't know if I want to continue it. Best wishes on your goals and languages! Thanks for the video.
Yeah, it's so hard to find that balance of pushing yourself but also going easy on yourself when you take on too much. Also, trying to focus on the languages you already know and make them REALLY GOOD, this is what I struggle with. I know that I should spend 2020 just honing French and Swedish, but I doubt I'll be able to resist starting a new one by, say, June haha. Good luck with your goals!
I'm so sorry to hear about your mother. May God be your comfort in this transitional period! What a wonderful and unique idea you have about the language courses in different locations! That's almost like creating an immersive zone for each! Super cool. And I know what you mean about Mandarin. The struggle is real. Good luck for 2020!!
Fluency in 15 languages!!! Dayum! I've been learning 4 languages over the last 10-11 years. Russian has been my opus magnum. I literally just finished reading War and Peace in Russian. It was a hell of a a mountain to climb. Even after living in Russia for 5 years. Удачи с твоими целями изучения иностранных языков 👍
I started watching you a year and a half ago, before I could talk any Japanese, this December I’m going for JLPT N3 and starting learning Korean. Thank you so much for inspiration)
Languages I know: -English -German Languages I wanna learn: -Japanese -Korean -Mandarin -French -Spanish -Dutch -Italien -Cantonese -Russian -Vietnamese
@@KuroDeresu no, Vietnamese -language text is different than them. Chinese charaters are complex so it doesn't come into common use. Vietnamese alphabet is the currently-used script of Vietnam and is based on the Latin alphabet. If you want to learn Vietnamese, you should learn Vietnamese alphabet first.
Hello! I am a Malay and I am really proud that you are going to learn my language. Fyi, Malay language can be written in Latin script (Rumi) and also Arabic script (Jawi). Jawi however is not really being used but it is a part of our precious history and most of the students in schools still learn it. You can learn it too! 😉
My goals for 2020: French, German, Latin, Italian - just maintain through low level practice. I'm not fluent in these but comfortable enough to let them progress slowly. Arabic - add in lots of exposure for listening practice as so far I've focussed only on reading, writing and grammar. Also start branching out from standard Arabic to include a dialect. Japanese and Chinese - focus on reading and writing to improve my memory for the characters rather than just speaking and listening. Korean - work through a few textbooks to make sure my grammar is correct. Keep building my vocabulary. Others - I'm really interested in different writing scripts so, depending on how things go, I would like to learn maybe 2-3 more next year. For everything, I need to work on my confidence in speaking. My tongue turns to lead and brain panics and goes blank. Thank-you for your videos Lindie, you've inspired me to work harder in my language learning and to have the confidence to follow everything I'm interested in when so many people tell me it's too much and too hard. I still call myself monolingual because I'm too nervous to speak but my dream is to one day be confident enough to answer 'yes' when someone asks if I can speak another language.
@@CrisOnTheInternet it varies depending on my other commitments, but between half an hour of active learning on busy days or when I'm too worn out, and 3 or more hours on less busy days. Then in addition to that I have more passive activities in other languages like watching TV, reading books, watching RUclips.
I love how in Arabic you’ll start including a dialect. Because that’s the real experience when you learn standard Arabic and a dialect alongside each other this will allow your Arabic to be as natural as possible. This way you’ll understand other dialects too once you’re comfortable in standard Arabic and a dialect, because you’ll then realise Arabic dialects are more similar than you think, it’s all about the origin which is standard Arabic. Good luckkkk
Le lingue che già so: -l’inglese -il spagnolo Le lingue che sto imparando: -l’italiano Le lingue che voglio imparare in il futuro: -il tedesco Io amo i tuoi video, Lindie! Grazie per essere una ispirazione! :)
Languages I know: Greek (mother language) English Languages I am learning: English Russian Languages I want to learn: Spanish (will start lessons in the near future) French Turkish (second nother language but I don't know much :'( ) Arabic Italian Japanese Korean Chinese And maybe even more 😂
Omg I've been watching you for like forever and it's super cool to see someone wanting to learn Tagalog! Also 12 languages is amazing, I'm struggling to manage the 5 languages I know lol! Good luck with everything
I find these kind of videos inspiring! I'm studying Foreign Languages at the university (English and French) and I hope to start Chinese the next year! (My mother tongue is Spanish)
this is really impressive, the effort that goes into understanding & learning languages with such diverse history is commendable! I'm fluent in 11 languages but all are native to India. You're an inspiration! I'm going to give Dutch, Spanish & Portuguese a shot in 2020.
@@dema640 I was born and live in Uzbekistan which is former Soviet country. In my country Russian is considered an unoficial lingua frasca. So I learned Russian unconsciously 🙂
I absolutely loved your style of talk. It seems like you give individual attention to each syllable, so that when you talk it's clear and crisp. Your notebooks look very neat too. I just started learning Mandarin, and this video gives a good feel of learning. Thanks.
Languages I know: -Dutch (fluent) -English (fluent) -German (at a professional level) -French -Korean (learning ATM. I'm halfway through level 2 of TTMIK) - Chinese mandarin : can understand most of it but I can't read. Languages I'm interested in: -Finnish - Italian - Japanese
がんばっれ！I sold all of my things and moved to Japan a few years ago and couldn't speak ANY Japanese when I moved. It's a challenging language, but don't give up!!
Languages I know: Tagalog (my native language) English Learning: Spanish Mandarin Vietnamese Want to learn: Japanese Korean Thai Arabic Hindi Cantonese
Languages I know: English Languages I'm learning: German (beginner-intermediate level so far but only basic conversation level) French(beginner-intermediate too but only on a basic conversation level) Japanese (beginner at the very start, learning kana right now) Languages I want to learn: Korean Chinese Spanish Polish I'm not sure I'll ever be fluent in any of these languages except my mother one, English but I'm still going to try. Good luck to everyone else learning languages!
I think you have a lot of passion and that’s great. You have a hobby and that’s cool. I am a language teacher in China and Japan and I have to say that you are spreading yourself way too thin by taking on so many languages as an adult. I only speak English, Chinese, and Japanese, but if you want real depth with what you are learning I think it’s better to have some focus. But what you are doing is still cool as a hobby. Best wishes.
Luckily not all of these languages are at beginner level and I'm learning new ones through other languages. This is what I enjoy and I appreciate your thoughts but I enjoy what I'm doing! Of course it would be a terrible idea to learn all 12 languages from scratch. I've been learning Korean for 10 years and that's enough of a base and depth to let it be a language medium to study others from.
Languages I know: -Cantonese -Mandarin -English -Korean (a bit) Languages I want to learn: -Spanish -French -Kiswahili -Arabic Altho many people might know, just wanna bring up that Chinese actually includes not just Mandarin/Putonghua (official languages in China and Taiwan), but many other languages like Cantonese (mother tongue to Hongkongers and some people in southern part of China!) 😀
Oh my god, how did I just see this now- Honestly, I have never saw someone who wants to become fluent in Mongolian(I’m a mongolian citizen so uh, it’s unnatural for me), like people rarely take interest in, cause it has latin alphabets, the accent is hard, but you, you are a legend gurl, even tho I’m commenting after a year, keep it up! ✌🏻
I want to learn Zulu, and I have a grammar and dictionary of it, as well as the 'Teach Yourself Zulu' book. I also want to learn Tswana, Tsonga, and Venda. I'm not from South Africa so I have to deal with the limited resources available.
she's interested with learning Thai and Tagalog (my native language) 😭 i wish you could post a video of you on how you study Thai so i could motivate more😔❤️❤️❤️ goodluck omg ❤️
Hola! Spanish speaker over here. :) I found your video sooo inspiring. I'm focusing on german, russian and mandarin this year. Te deseo mucho éxito estudiando la lengua de Cervantes este año.
Languages I speak: -English Languages I want to learn/am learning: -Japanese -Polish -Chinese -French -Norwegian -Spanish This is my life-time list because I'm a monolingual American with no drive to learn lmao
@@issijn7001 I want to learn Spanish because I love the culture,music,food and definitely want come to spanish speaking countries so I guess this is it
Hey, I'm learning English and Chinese. I come from Russia so I think I could help you with Russian. It's not as difficult as it may seem :))) By the way, I'd like to learn Spanish, too. Maybe we could start together!
Emily, good idea to learn Russian, it's a very nice language. It is my mother tongue and I would like to help you with learning it. Moreover, I am a teacher on italki. teach.italki.com/teacher/4499656
If you are fluent in English then Spanish will be absolutely no problem for you. They literally almost have the same sentence structure and the words aren’t really hard to pronounce
I know we're already in April, but here are my language goals for this year: - German - Icelandic - Japanese Side note, I was surprised to see a Venezuelan flag on your notebook 😊.
@@essennagerry Hello. Aragonese is spoken in the Autonome Community of Aragon, mainly in the North. It is a minoritary language nowadays, but this language appeared in the X century and has a long and rich history. It was spoken in a part of many territories in Spain, like Valencia and Murcia, and it was spoken in the entire Aragon. It counts with a rich literature since medieval ages. For me is VERY USEFUL, as it may be considered a bridge among the other Romance languages. I am a poet in Aragonese and it is the language that I love the most. Here you can hear Aragonese (rap in this language): ruclips.net/video/cHijd-HQpw8/видео.html
@@bledanevada4799 Salutacions, Bruno. Es encomiable el teu amor per tants idiomes, especialment per tots aquells, mes petits, que lluiten per garantir el seu futur. El gallec es bellísim. Llegeixo sovint poesia i literatura en aquesta vella llengua. Et desitjo tot el millor.
Fine I'll jump on the train as well! 😝 Languages I know: -Romanian (Native) -English (B2) -Also I understand about 70% of written Spanish and ~50% of spoken Spanish don't ask me how I have no idea😂 Languages I'm learning: -Romanian Sign Language (at this point I'm only studying by myself) Languages I want to learn: -Russian -Portuguese -Korean and/or Japanese (if possible, I want them all at the same level as my English but I'll be happy with any level as long as I reach B2 level with at least one of them) -Spanish&French (conversational level; I'm not passionate about them and I actually kind of dislike French because of my teachers in school, but it seems like a good idea to know some other languages that are used worldwide, at least enough to get around). -I'm adding German just because I love the sound of it but I don't think I'll ever attempt to learn it, it seems incredibly hard (but then again so do the Russian and Japanese). -I'm also tempted to put Hungarian and Romani (both at conversational level), just because it seems sensible to learn the languages that are spoken most around you but it's already a massive list imo, so these two are in the same don't-think-I'm-actually-going-to-try category as the German (and French ngl). I didn't watch the video yet but learning 12 languages seems incredible to me, more so if you plan to start learning them all this year?? I'm slowly chipping away at my list, according to the resources I have available to me rn, but I'm not that concerned-I have the rest of my life for it, and if I can add another language at a B2 level, and another one at a conversational level, I'll be happy. :)
Languages I know: Swedish English Dutch German Japanese Languages I wanna learn (more): Dutch (I'm plan on taking the Staatsexamen NT2 II this year) Japanese Spanish Russian
LinCecify, good idea to learn Russian, it's a very nice language. It is my mother tongue and I would like to help you with learning it. Moreover, I am a teacher on italki. teach.italki.com/teacher/4499656
hey lindie! do you think you could do a video on the skills tests available for certain languages if you haven’t already? i’ve heard you briefly mentioned them before but am still kind of lost on the whole thing .. thanks !! ps, love this whole concept. i definitely wanna try it for 2020!!
I‘m studying Mandarin and partially Korean in English as well even though it’s not my first language bc the resources are better... but she’s on another LEVEL😮
Language I know: • Russian 🇷🇺 I'm learning now: • Slovenian 🇸🇮 • English 🇦🇺 I want to learn: • Slovenian 🇸🇮 • Finnish 🇫🇮 • English 🇦🇺 • Italian 🇮🇹 • Catalonian 🇦🇩 • Greenlandic 🇬🇱 Every month I will come here and change the comment
It's crazy that almost all stragers I've heard that want to learn catalan are/speak russian 😂 I'm catalan hahah I'm used to everyone wanting to learn spanish but never catalan
I'm amazed that you want to learn Catalan! As a Catalan person myself, It's very interesting seeing people wanting to learn our language even when not many people speak it! You can do it!
Bro by Summer 2020 she's gonna be communicating with the aliens.
After learning every human language, she starts making videos on languages that we have never seen before, and the UN starts taking a particular interest in this, because these languages shouldn't be available to the public.
Fanfiction brain took over for a minute
@@zacharytrudell2411 I absolutely love your comment xD
Gloop zrrrarr fzzt yak yak ull, Bro!
LMAOO
hhhhhhhhhhhhhhh
This just called me lazy in 12 languages
🤣
This called me 'stupid', 'fool', 'idiot' and 'useless' in 12 languages..🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
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Trust me, you just have to find something you're keenly interested in and that you find valuable in your life. That's the only reason why anyone is productive or accomplishes great things: they saw it to be beneficial and interesting enough to put hard work towards it.
Here is a good advice in learning the languages: Learn them one by one, and when you go to the next one, learn it in the most recent language you learned. (for example you learned Spanish and have plans on learning French, learn French in Spanish)
happy studies.
I haven't done this but this sounds like an amazing idea! Please know that I will be trying this!
Good points but at the same time there are just so much more resources learning from English depending on what languages they are
I actually just started to learn French and even when people said that is more easy if you learn it from Spanish (my first lenguange) I noticed there's a lot more resources to learn it in English
It is true that there are more resources in English, but I just personally think that it is better to learn newer languages through the recent languages, because it helps you in both languages, the one that you are learning, and the one you have learned in making it stay in your head while also learning a new language, besides it could be a fun challenge.
This is a really good advice. I'm a native spanish speaker trying to learn japanese with english resources. I must say it's helping me build the confidence to start using english actively instead of just reading/listening.
Lindie: learn 12 languages in 2020 Me: learn 12 languages in 2020 years
Underrated comment xD
Lol hahaha
sophie bryden 🤣🤣🤣
🤣🤣🤣
I came to the point where I cant even speak my mother language....
SAME I only speak English and Irish and Irish is my first language!
Same. My French is 🔥🗑 . I’ve started learning again but I still suck 😭
I speak four languages. and learning two more atm. and I try to keep up with all those languages, there are times I forget words in my native languages. it hurts as I question my own existence and identity. lol
@@phyllos7236 omg I feel you hahaha I speak 3 languages (am learning 3 more) and i sometimes forget some words in my native language or forget how to write them correctly lmao
Same. My mother tongue is German but I’m also fluent in English and Spanish. I’m working on my Portuguese and Swedish. The better I become at the foreign languages, the worse my German becomes haha.
Languages I know:
- Portuguese
- English
Languages I want to learn:
- Italian
- Korean
- Chinese
- Croatian
- Indonesian
- Spanish
- Guarani
- French
- Russian
I'm Croatian if you need any help with the language
Spanish will be easy for you if you know Portuguese! Good luck! I speak Spanish and English and started learning Portuguese!
I’m Russian, text me if u need help ! :з
I'm indonesian if you need any help!
Ola'! Giasou! Ι'm greek(in case u get an interest in my language)and i teach italian,i,i know italian as a native speaker! I'm passionate about brasilian portogues,culture 'n music! 💜text me any time!!
Lindie: learn 12 languages in 2020
Me: struggle with DEUTSCH in 2020
vole minhkha me too
RIP.... my condolences... I wish you... loads of luck XD
Lol..me too... Struggling with espagnol
Same here haha
Ich weiß Deutsch kann ziemlich nervig sein ich war letztes Jahr in der gleichen Situation wie du.
I just noticed your earrings are little fish in a bag. That's cute.
I've seen people with those earrings.
The man who comes star Kim soo Hyun
I noticed when i read ur comment hehe
@@yfan2138 I like that drama. He's one of my favorite actors.
those r unique earrings D: hahaha
“How many languages do you speak?” Lindie Yes
hahah yeah she speaks so many !!! Is that your real name ?? if so its cool and different i like it ahaha
@@ジョウドなの筍 mashallah i want 2 learn arabic spanish english turkish and russian portuguese italian and more
but I'm a piece of sh¡t n my first language... arabic 💔(:
Omg... 12 languages! Lindie, i need ur brain and patience
Fing in youtube "teen speaks 20 languages"
@@raidenstark315 yeah
And time
You have a brian like here.
My goals to 2020:
- English
- Italian
- German
Poly Gusta Best of luck!
Italian is very difficult... I'm Italian and my friends often make mistakes... so... study words and pay attention to gender. Good luck!
@@commoncola Thank you very much!!
@@Cristian-dr8bh Yeah! But in the same time it is similar to portuguese... I'm getting some trouble in plural form 'cause it is very different from portuguese, I do make a lot of mistakes in this hehe. Thanks for your message ;)
Best of luck
Me: I need to focus on one language per year. I will not allow myself to get carried away with the 4 languages I want to learn.
Lindie: I’m going to focus on twelve languages this year.
can you PLEASE PLEASE PLEASEEEE track your progress on all the languages you will be learning in 2020 with videos? i lovedddd your spanish progress video. i hope this wasn’t already addressed in the video, i’m still watching 😭
Thank you for the idea!! I definitely want to do that so I'll try my best!
daniela totally agree with your opinion!
@@LindieBotes pls try indian language Tamil, Malayalam
I was just about to stop procrastinating when I got the notification can’t help it 😂
Me too. And I have yet to shower, eat breakfast and start the day. 🤔
emi62507 haha that’s some dedication right there
😂
Orin same I’m supposed to be doing psychology
Broooo😂😂😂
And I was gonna do my homework, but I need watching this video much more😂
Someone: I am studying every language.
Lindie:I am actually ..CEO ..of the company.
😂
HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA
There's 6000 languages in the world
Me: Learn 12 languages in 2020 years.
Languages I know:
🇦🇿Azerbaijani(my first language)
🇷🇺Russian( my second language)
🇹🇷Turkish(❤)
🇬🇧English(💛)
Languages I want to know:
🇫🇷French ( very beautifu language)
🇰🇷Korean (I can read and know basic words)
🇨🇿Czech ( for me one of the best languges in the world)
🇫🇮Finnish ( I study at school for 5 years, but still can't lern)
I'm 16 years old
Hi, do you have any recommandation of resources to learn russian ? I'm French by the way 😉
Aisu Aisu any tips for Russian language??
@@LeMondedeCarla04 Hi😊 Unfortunatley can't recommend you anything. I learned the language at the same time with my mother language. Also I live in Russia so it was easy for me than. The only thing I can recommend is to listen to russian-speaking people. Cuz writing and daily speech are very different.
한국어도 알아요?
@@aysu8850 Thank you for the reply though 😉 And do you maybe have any russian youtuber that you think I should follow to listen to spoken russian ?
she was/is interested in icelandic!! i'm so honored
I've heard Icelandic is hard.
Chocolate Rain icelandic is hard even for natives
ég er líka að læra íslensku ;) 🇮🇸
Well ,she also has the money to learn all of those laungages. I checked lingoda, and to gave private 1/1 instructions like she had for Spanish is more than 200 eur/month. Anyway, she is really encouraging.
Valeria VPV what
When I was 7 years old I had the goal/dream to learn 14 languages, now I'm 21 and only speak 4 languages. I hope to learn the 10 remaining languages, this video really inspired me because I kinda gave up on learning new languages.
Learning a language was so much easier for me as a child, now I'm scared of messing up.
That is so cute! But don't be scared, that is not something someone is forcing you to do, you do it for yourself so feel free to do it on your own terms. :)
When I was like 4/5 I had a dream of four languages and additional two. I never thought much about it until I was about 17/18 and realized I've learned two of them. I then got excited to learn the other two as well. However, in the few following years I got to knoe about more languaged and cultures and fell inlove with two other languaged which are not part of the dream. So now idk if I'll ever learn the original two to a very good level, maybe I'll only dabble in them. But! *I don't feel bad about it. ^^* It's my dream so I changed it to my preference. Life can take us in different directions.
Don't be scared! You can just learn for yourself and enjoy reading stuff, listening to music and watching movies in your new language. If you do mess up, nobody will be any the wiser, and you'll gradually improve if you stick with it. And if you choose to try out your new knowledge on native speakers, which I recommend, you don't need to worry. They'll be extremely appreciative of your efforts and they won't judge you for messing up. You'll get compliments and looks of surprise, not criticism, even if you are far from perfect. Go for it!
Also, if you decide to take the leap, and write up a schedule and all that, don't be too hard on yourself if life gets in the way and you fall behind. Keep marchin' on, slow progress is better than no progress!
@@EmperorsReview me or Tranquil Lee?
You can do it!
@@EmperorsReview ok then :) I practically grew up bilingual in Romanian and Hungarian, to which I later added English, French and Italian. Out of the three, I rate my English as very good, the other two are somewhat weaker but still good enough. I also understand written Spanish to the point of being able to read and enjoy a novel without much effort, but spoken Spanish is a bit trickier... But I can carry out a basic conversation. I also know a little German, but I should brush up on it - it's only good enough for going shopping or asking for directions if lost. During last year I added Turkish to the bunch, and while it's still very much a work in progress, I can now follow a movie or TV series without subtitles, and I have been able to hold conversations with people in Turkey when I went on holiday there this summer. By no means perfect, but I got no flak for my mistakes, and this experience is what makes me say you should just go for it and learn the language you want to learn without worrying about mistakes. I feel even the tiniest amount of knowledge goes a long way and opens up new worlds. Plus, that little glow of satisfaction you get when you are able to communicate with others in your new language is just priceless, in my opinion!
I actually am rather shy and I have a bit of a fear of failure too, so I understand these feelings, but I've luckily reached the point where I know it's better to just embrace the messiness of it and dive right in without worrying too much - the more you practice a language the better you eventually get at it. Even if you're no longer that young, you shouldn't let your age put you off :)
Languages I know:
- English
- German
- Japanese
Languages I want to learn:
- Spanish
- Portuguese
- Dutch
- Arabic
- Hindi
- Korean
- Vietnamese
- Mandarin
- Russian
- Italian
If i recall correctly Korean is supposed to be pretty close to japanese so that is probably "easy" to pick up
Où est le français?
Please learn portuguese is a beautiful language
We can be Vietnamese learning buddies!
Learn Greek 😍
Alright, here we go:
Portuguese: native
English: fluent
German: advanced - needs to be brushed up
Spanish: advanced - needs to be improved
French: intermediate - just wanna keep it this way
Japanese: baby - currently learning katakana and hating myself for not having started this language before
Swedish and Italian: baby - wanna come back to them this year
Korean: zero - wanna start it next year -I just know how to say ㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋ 😅
Thank you for the inspiration!!!
Hahah que massaa, sou falante nativo de português também, você é do brasil ou portugal? Sou do brasil, também sou fluente em inglês e amooo a lingua japonesa, mas tô engatinhando no idioma ainda
@@sauloh9896 sou BR kkkkk
@@Vitoriadls huehue ❣
Que massa! Sou BR tbm.
Portuguese (native)
English (C2)
French (B2)
German (B2)
Mandarin chinese (B1)
Russian (A2)
Arabic (A2)
Hebrew (A1)
I really feel like adding two more languages to the list by the end of summer, I'm just not sure which ones to pick up next:
1) Spanish or Italian
2) Norwegian or Swedish
Obs.: then I'll just go ahead and give it a try tackling some Japanese, Hungarian and Polish (long-term plans)
Me, a bilingual : I'm smart :D
Me, seeing you: I take that back
😁😁 ya same here
You're still smart! Most people here in England don't even bother learning their own language properly!
@@Johnnymagnet92 As an Asian with decent English i've noticed that too. Particularly from those who didn't finish highschool...
Hey. Many people only speak one...so you're way ahead of most people. But working on a 3rd would be great. Trilingual!
Hey there, I am effectively a trilingual, perhaps even a quadrilingual soon and I feel like a complete idiot compared to her.
Languages I know:
English (fluent)
Danish (fluent)
Arabic (fluent)
Japanese (basic level conversation, can understand 30% of whats happening in an anime episode w/o subs (otaku goal loading), can read and write kana and some feewww kanji lol)
Languages I wanna learn:
Japanese (improve, understand 80% of anime episode/Japanese movie, more and more kanji)
Korean (can read and write hangul, need some basics)
French (can read french and understand a bit, need more improvement)
Persian
Mandarin
Vietnamese
Somali
Urdu
Hindi
Swahili
Amazigh (Northafrican berber, I'm half Algerian soo)
Italian
German (can understand a bit, similar to Danish, shouldn't be hard)
Spanish
Hebrew
Russian
*sigh*
What a list
Good idea to learn Russian, a very nice language. Russian is my mother tongue and I would be glad to help you with learning it. Moreover, I am a teacher on italki. teach.italki.com/teacher/4499656
Can we learn Japanese and French together.
Also, Hindi is my native language, so I can help you when you start
You'resolovelyI'msolovelyWe'resolovelylovelylovely persian is such a beautiful language. If you need any help, feel free to ask.
Hebrew wont be hard btw but truetvme you need to learn how to roll your R
Why? Why do you need these all languages?
I spent 7 years studying danish and I am so glad I saw it on your list. I rarely see anyone considering danish as a language to study! It’s such a beautiful unique language.
I really need to know how you find the time for all of this. I'm struggling enough working on two languages
Same, I can't even keep two languages at the same time.
Maybe it all comes down to experience and knowing a few languages already? I only know 2 languages atm and my goals for 2020 will be to learn one more. I don't think it'd be realistic for me to learn 4 in that year for example, but I'm hoping that for 2021, I'll be able to learn 2 or 3 rather than just 1 :)
Lots of free time on her hands, I suppose. I mean, good for her, but even if I had every single hour of the day on my disposal I wouldn't try studying 12 languages...
I was thinking about what I wrote. A better answer would be: she has a lot of time on her hands AND she really wants to learn all these languages, so she's using all that time doing something she loves doing. My intention was not to "roast" Lindie or anything... Sorry if it sounded like that. In fact, I admire this will of learning all those languages.
She's been studying for around 10 years every day for at least an hour or two often more. It's achievable, especially as she's living in a country where she has to speak four of the languages on her list week to week.
I usually don't watch +10 minutes videos, but for Lindie I could watch a whole hour of them! :D
I don't usually let the commercials run, either; but I let them roll so that Lindie gets something for the upload.
same
If you want to study lao language i cant help you
I think Lindie makes every part of the video fun and interersting to watch :)
My goals for the rest of 2020:
- learn spanish
- improve my english
same lmao
I’m being a little more realistic with my languages and giving myself a year to learn each one of them and become fluent. Hopefully I can master
French
Spanish
German
Russian
Mandarin
Bonne chance!
I m also learning French, Spanish, German and Russian. All the best.
Jake Jacobs wish you the best of luck man! I’m starting to be able to say simple phrases in French... we got this!!!!!
Good luck but give yourself more than a year as a realistic goal as I have studied 1 hour a day for a year of french and am still not to fluency so I would say give yourself at least 3 years
How's it going?
my goals:
♡french - I've just started high school and I'm learning french 21 hours a week sooo quite intense
♡korean - I can read and write but can't really understand much. Consuming media everyday helps me tho!
♡japanese - can understand most of the time but can't read anything besides hiragana :( I need to step up my game
♡chinese - it's honestly so challenging but I ain't giving up
♡thai, vietnamese, greek, german - some languages I'm interested in :)
You got all the languages I wanna learn!! I think Italian is beautiful as well! Good luck 💜
up10tion is llama's gravity 祝你好运
@@maryam-nusa u too! ❤️
@Alexis Fitzroy oop forgot about it sowwy :( I'll probably start learning it next year in school sooo
Indian language
Wow she has a full time job and she does tutoring and is aiming to learn 12 languages.
I'm fluent in:
French
English
I am currently learning:
Spanish
I would to learn:
German
Russian
Maybe Japanese
Marie C. You can write me) I speak Russian)
Hello! I can help you with spanish and you can help me with french
@@Yagiselys what is your nazive language??
Valeria VPV spanish
@@Yagiselys Oooo me gusta espanol,mucho, y quiere estar fluente como en ingles. Entiendo todo, puedo escribir y leer pero mi falta conversacion. 😊
When I was still studying Russian as my third language, i was terribly struggling. When i finished studying it, i was so proud of my self and for wht i have achieved. And then there's this girl who's studying 12 at a time which makes me feel like I've reached nothing 🤣
me too...Russian is also my third .. i feel the same way..
studying Russian as your third language is pretty good as well. There are many people who can only speak one language!
Learning a language shouldn’t be a race. Everyone is different. It’s a great accomplishment that you’ve learned Russian. You should be proud.
@Mike K I've been huge fan of this Russian classical pianist for 4 years now and I wanted to understand some of his interviews because, you know, he speaks Russian most of the time. This might be a very shallow reason but that was just the start. Now I am more determined to learn Russian for all the other things such as travelling, because I wanted to learn a new language, and etc.
@@juliaromero7512 I'm proud of you Julia Pomero! I've been studying Russian for years now with little success. Just got back on the wagon. So if you are comparing yourself to others, remember that some people haven't achieve what you have. Keep striving, never give up, you're doing great!
Languages I know:
- English
Languages I want to learn:
- Russian
- Korean
- Swedish
- Arabic
- Ukrainian
- Mandarin
- French
- Irish
- Dutch
- Serbian
- Spanish
- Bosnian
- Lingala
- Somali
- Vietnamese
I wonder which ones I'll actually learn bc I'm most definitely not learning all of these in my lifetime lmao
Moose I just know english and spanish (my mother tongue) and I want to learn Italian, french, Portuguese, Korean, Chinese and Russian
@@issijn7001 Hablo portugués y estoy aprendiendo español. En mi opinión, portugués es fácil cuando hablas otro idioma como español o italiano.
(Sorry for any mistakes. I'm still learning Spanish but I do speak Portuguese! Se você precisa de ajuda, consigo te ajudar com isso)
Good luck bro
👩🏻🏫화이팅 한국어 공부해요!
Moose I’m English and I want to learn korean all I know is 안녕하세요 and 감사합니다
those who really love learning languages understand that "junky" feeling when u dig into a new language (s). it's so cool that this girl makes us feeling it again n again 🤘
*_Languages I know:_*
*_•-Spanish._*
*_Languages I want to learn this year 2020._*
*_•-English._*
*_Languages I want to learn._*
*_•-English._*
*_•-Korean._*
*_•-Chinese._*
*_•-French._*
*_•-Italian._*
*_•-Japanese._*
*_•-Russian._*
*_•-Portuguese._*
*_Este año estoy empezando con inglés, será mi primera vez intentando aprender bien un idioma:')_*
_¡Buena suerte a todos! nwn_
hi im a native speaker of english! im learning spanish. let's be study buddies 👉👈 🥺
Hi can we make chat group for us to learn languages together? I know English and want to learn Spanish
Heyyy, i'm a native speaker of Portuguese, I could help you if you want to.
@@jakegomez8279 Hi I know spanish and I want english fluent
Languages I know:
Catalan
Spanish
English
French
Korean
Languages I wanna learn:
Japanese
Thai
Mandarin
Russian
Arabic
Cuánto tardaste?
Aпп 死 francés 5 años, coreano 2, y los otros son nativos
también quiero aprender tailandés, aunque aún no he podido encontrar muchos recursos para aprenderlo.
Los idiomas que tú ya sabes, son exactamente los que quiero aprender xD el catalán e inglés son los que estoy estudiando ahorita, pero espero que en un par de años ya pueda centrarme en coreano y francés xD
What about Hindi(हिन्दी) !? 😊
Languages i know:
-Spanish
-Portugues
Languages of this year:
-English
-Chinese
-Italian
-German
-French
Languages i want to learn :
-Russian
-Hindi
-Romanian
-Arabic
-Korean
I'm Russian but I know English as well so if u need any help, write back :)
Kudos for wanting to learn Romanian. You'll have s good time by knowing two romance languages already. Good luck, I'm trying to learn Romance languages and Romanian is my favorite.
Oh my! I rarely see people who want to learn Mongolian 🙈 made me so happy to see it on your list 😍
Devtren der ni Mongolin toriin dalbaa baihig harad l bayrlaj bnshde
Burmaa J harin thhhhh 😍
Languages I know:
- Portuguese (mother language)
- English
Languages I'm learning:
- German
- French
Languages I want to learn:
- Russian
- Japanese
- Italian
- Chinese
- Dutch
- Arabic
Languages I know:
-Romanian
-Italian
-EnglisH
Languages I want to learn:
-Spanish
-French
-German
-Korean
-Russian
-Mandarin
Yayyy you speak romanian:) I am kinda happy when someone speaks my language
Diana, Good idea to learn Russian, a very nice language. I am a native Romanian and Russian is my mother tongue and I would be glad to help you with learning it. Moreover, I am a teacher on italki. teach.italki.com/teacher/4499656
I'm too happy u want to learn my language mandarin😊😊😊😊
Eyy!🇹🇩🙏🏻
👩🏻🏫화이팅 한국어 공부해요!
Inspirational! I love how you add in that learning languages is a learned skill, not some sort of inherent talent - it makes becoming a "polyglot" seem so much more doable for us not-so-clever folks. One day I hope to be as good at my TLs as you are at Korean, I hope your drive will inspire me to continue!
My goals for 2020 are: reach a B2 level in Welsh, and reach a B1 level in Portuguese. I might start Korean if I have enough time... My ultimate (life) goal is to speak eight languages, but I'm taking things slow. :P
PS. LOVE your Lingodeer plushie!
Yell Heah hi,I’m a native Portuguese speaker and I’d like to know what Portuguese are you learning because if it’s Brazilian Portuguese I’d be really happy to help you getting through it
I've been learning Korean for 3 years, I love it but I however have to warn you : learn it ONLY if this is the only asian language you like. If you also like Chinese I would highly recommend learning this one as it is in higher demand and is way easier outside of the character aspect. Korean may look easier but when you actually get into it it is HELL
Language I know :
French , this is my native language
And I can speak and understand 4 other languages:
-Italian
-Spanish
-English
- Norwegian
And I am 15 years old 👋
Logan Carson Parles-tu ces langues couramment ? Parce-que on ne peut pas prétendre de les parler en comprendre juste parce-que tu les bosses au collège et un peu chez toi (le niveau en 4ème est le A2, donc très basique). Au collège tu ne sais que la langue de manière très basique (et donc pas assez pour prétendre la connaître). Par exemple, dans mon cas, je peux dire que je parle couramment 2 langues : l’Italien et le français (j’ai vécu en Italie jusqu’à l’âge de 10 ans, puis j’ai déménagé et ça va faire mnt 6 ans que je suis en France); je saisis toutes les subtilités de ces 2 langues. Pour ce qui est de l’anglais je comprends 95% quand les gens parlent dans n’importe quelle conversation, je sais également m’exprimer (de manière basique) à l’écrit. Ceci est pareil pour l’espagnol, ce n’est pas pour autant que je me dis que je parle ces langues.
En tout cas ne prend pas mal ce commentaire, je ne vise strictement pas à ne pas reconnaître les compétences que tu as peut-être, je cherche juste à m’assurer que tu sais bien ce que tu prétend savoir, sans tomber dans des abus de langage 🙂
@@korboat en tout cas merci tout ce temps pour ce commentaire très constructif et pour te répondre je n'ai aucun mérite à savoir parler et écrire dans toutes ses langues car en fait , ma famille et moi , on déménage beaucoup à cause du travail à mon père, alors ses langues je les apprend pas au collège, mais dans la vie de tout les jours , et aussi je suis passionné de langues donc ça aide aussi , désolé si je fais des fautes d'orthographe, cela fait déjà 4 ans que j'habite en Californie où on parle anglais et beaucoup espagnol et si je parle italien , c'est parce que ma mère est italienne bye 🖐
Logan Carson D’accord, merci de m’avoir éclaircie 😊 Bonne journée (:
Woah!
wow you're really good
I'm new to your channel, but you have clearly found your deepest passion in life. Congratulations: that is a rare thing. Finding your joy is the Holy Grail of life.
My language goals:
¤ Improve my mother language(portuguese)
¤ Improve my english skills
¤ learn french.
languages I know:
Portuguese
English
languages i wanna learn:
German
Japanese
Korean
Greek
Chinese
Mandy Reis Good luck on your language learning journey!
@@commoncola thanks 🤗
Im from brazil and i speak 5 languagues and all of them is easy if you think like that, dont be afraid Just enjoy the process
kauan sousa wow que massa, quais você fala?
Forças que tu consegue anjo :D
How can someone learn so many languages at the same time? I have been focused on Japanese and passing N3. I tried learning other languages but whenever I try to learn other languages it takes up so much of time or it makes my Japanese level go down. It's really hard for me not to mix up languages and balance time with it because just one language alone is a lot of work. I wonder how someone does that
Focus on one. It's better to have an intensive period of learning only one language. Master it to the level you can communicate and understand at least every day conversations. Then add a new language.
Really, there is no point in learning many languages at once especially when you have no opportunity to use them.
redMonkey the reason I asked is how does Lindie study so many languages? Does she focus on one mostly and the others are just side things?
I once tried, it worked if you like to learn new languages. I learned Japanese, German and Korean at the same time.
@@desakputurakaparamita954 Interesting. And what's the result? You don't feel like you could have made faster progress in one language, if you had focused only on learning one for some time?
@@pinkvalentino I think so too. The progress is depend, it's mostly effective if you had a lot of holiday and spare time. The result is I mastered one of the language faster than the other, of course. It's all about learning capability....
Hi, Lindie. You seem to be one of the first to come up with an annual plan for 2020. This weekend, I'll move out of my parents' house (Dad died in 2002 and Mom last month) and into an apartment by myself (actually the basement of a stranger's home). My plan is to have different language courses in different locations in the apartment, and what I study will be based on where I am at the time. I have several MP3 players because I prefer to use audio programs (Innovative Language podcasts, Michel Thomas, Glossika, etc.) and I'm now in the process of choosing which language and course to put on which MP3 player and where to put it in my home (one beside my bed, one on the couch, etc.), as well as which languages I'll study by book (intermediate Japanese textbooks for reading practice) or via computer (Language Boost courses created by polyglots Jan van der Aa and Lucas Bighetti). I'm tentatively planning this winter to focus on Japanese (mostly reading/kanji), French (mostly listening), and Russian (mastering the basics/high beginner level)--however, I might still change my mind on which languages. I had a good Add1Challenge experience with German this year, so I might add German or substitute Russian with German. Also, I've tried to learn Mandarin Chinese, but so far it's my most difficult language, and I don't know if I want to continue it. Best wishes on your goals and languages! Thanks for the video.
Yeah, it's so hard to find that balance of pushing yourself but also going easy on yourself when you take on too much. Also, trying to focus on the languages you already know and make them REALLY GOOD, this is what I struggle with. I know that I should spend 2020 just honing French and Swedish, but I doubt I'll be able to resist starting a new one by, say, June haha.
Good luck with your goals!
Oregon Polyglot oh please, don’t drop Russian. Этот язык будет скучать по тебе)
Chinese is my main language, and the problems most foreigners face is the pronounciation, it’s hard. I wish you the best of luck in learning!
I'm so sorry to hear about your mother. May God be your comfort in this transitional period!
What a wonderful and unique idea you have about the language courses in different locations! That's almost like creating an immersive zone for each! Super cool. And I know what you mean about Mandarin. The struggle is real. Good luck for 2020!!
God bless you 💓 nous vous aimons tous and will be praying for you
I almost lost my courage to click in a title that's so ambitious
Fluency in 15 languages!!! Dayum! I've been learning 4 languages over the last 10-11 years. Russian has been my opus magnum. I literally just finished reading War and Peace in Russian. It was a hell of a a mountain to climb. Even after living in Russia for 5 years. Удачи с твоими целями изучения иностранных языков 👍
OMG! Not all Russians read 'War and Peace'. But it's a foreign language for you and you did it.. 😱😱😱
Wow!! I'm Russian and I can say that knowing this language at your level is extremely impressive! Good luck learning other languages
@@likami6830 wow how old are you?
I started watching you a year and a half ago, before I could talk any Japanese, this December I’m going for JLPT N3 and starting learning Korean. Thank you so much for inspiration)
Languages I know:
-English
-German
Languages I wanna learn:
-Japanese
-Korean
-Mandarin
-French
-Spanish
-Dutch
-Italien
-Cantonese
-Russian
-Vietnamese
Why do u want to learn Vietnamese?
Hà Đào if he learn mandarin and Cantonese he will be able to learn Vietnamese on easier way ^^
@@KuroDeresu no, Vietnamese -language text is different than them. Chinese charaters are complex so it doesn't come into common use. Vietnamese alphabet is the currently-used script of Vietnam and is based on the Latin alphabet. If you want to learn Vietnamese, you should learn Vietnamese alphabet first.
Hà Đào i know it but you have admit there is a lot of similarities ^^ an alphabet is the easiest to learn in a language in my opinion
I can help you with dutch if yoy want?
Hello! I am a Malay and I am really proud that you are going to learn my language. Fyi, Malay language can be written in Latin script (Rumi) and also Arabic script (Jawi). Jawi however is not really being used but it is a part of our precious history and most of the students in schools still learn it. You can learn it too! 😉
My goals for 2020 are: Italian (B2 level), German (A1 level) and English (B2 level). I'm studying Italian at the university now.
My goals are Korean (A2 level) and Portuguese (A2 level)
@@isaria.0 Good for you👌
Quale libro stai usando all'uni per studiare Italiano ?
@@Mark-ko8sc Progetto italiano 1 (A1-A2) e progetto italiano 2 (B1-B2)
German is one of my goals too
Languages I know:
English
Spanish
Learning:
Chinese
Want to learn:
German
Japanese
French
Swedish
Hi can you please teach me Spanish ty
@@jakegomez8279 Im a spanish native speaker I could help you if you want
My goals for 2020:
French, German, Latin, Italian - just maintain through low level practice. I'm not fluent in these but comfortable enough to let them progress slowly.
Arabic - add in lots of exposure for listening practice as so far I've focussed only on reading, writing and grammar. Also start branching out from standard Arabic to include a dialect.
Japanese and Chinese - focus on reading and writing to improve my memory for the characters rather than just speaking and listening.
Korean - work through a few textbooks to make sure my grammar is correct. Keep building my vocabulary.
Others - I'm really interested in different writing scripts so, depending on how things go, I would like to learn maybe 2-3 more next year.
For everything, I need to work on my confidence in speaking. My tongue turns to lead and brain panics and goes blank.
Thank-you for your videos Lindie, you've inspired me to work harder in my language learning and to have the confidence to follow everything I'm interested in when so many people tell me it's too much and too hard. I still call myself monolingual because I'm too nervous to speak but my dream is to one day be confident enough to answer 'yes' when someone asks if I can speak another language.
How much time do you spend learning languages overall?
@@CrisOnTheInternet it varies depending on my other commitments, but between half an hour of active learning on busy days or when I'm too worn out, and 3 or more hours on less busy days. Then in addition to that I have more passive activities in other languages like watching TV, reading books, watching RUclips.
yassss good luck! ✨
I love how in Arabic you’ll start including a dialect. Because that’s the real experience when you learn standard Arabic and a dialect alongside each other this will allow your Arabic to be as natural as possible. This way you’ll understand other dialects too once you’re comfortable in standard Arabic and a dialect, because you’ll then realise Arabic dialects are more similar than you think, it’s all about the origin which is standard Arabic. Good luckkkk
Which form of Arabic are you studying?
Languages I know:
- Vietnamese
Languages I want to learn:
- English
Le lingue che già so:
-l’inglese
-il spagnolo
Le lingue che sto imparando:
-l’italiano
Le lingue che voglio imparare in il futuro:
-il tedesco
Io amo i tuoi video, Lindie! Grazie per essere una ispirazione! :)
How’s your language journey going?
I love how you pronounced hindi properly instead of saying hin-DEE
Languages I know:
English
Languages I wanna learn:
Spanish
French
Youruba
Norwegian
Languages I know:
Greek (mother language)
English
Languages I am learning:
English
Russian
Languages I want to learn:
Spanish (will start lessons in the near future)
French
Turkish (second nother language but I don't know much :'( )
Arabic
Italian
Japanese
Korean
Chinese
And maybe even more 😂
Γειάα, μαθαίνω κ εγώ ρώσικα. Εάν θες θα μπορούσαμε να κάνουμε εξάσκηση μιλώντας από μηνύματα. Είμαι σε πολύ βασικό επίπεδο αλλά θέλω να βελτιωθώ.
Ооо, ты учишь Русский язык. Круто) как успехи?
Bon courage avec ton français et la conjugaison !!
Bienvenue!
Las conjugaciones son difíciles en todas las lenguas romances
C’est vrai que la conjugaison en français est un casse-tête!
@@fredericjanelle bonjour quiero aprender francés
Sur le début c'est diffcile, mais après pas
Omg I've been watching you for like forever and it's super cool to see someone wanting to learn Tagalog! Also 12 languages is amazing, I'm struggling to manage the 5 languages I know lol! Good luck with everything
I know:
English
French
Want to learn:
Russian
Swedish
Polish
Historically Accurate good choice
I can help you(I’m Russian)
Svenska? Fint haha
I find these kind of videos inspiring!
I'm studying Foreign Languages at the university (English and French) and I hope to start Chinese the next year! (My mother tongue is Spanish)
i saw the title and just from that i almost had a heart attack
u got this!!!!!!! good luck with all ur language adventures!!!
languages i know:
Persian
Turkish
Azerbaijani
English
languages I want to know:
Spanish
Arabic
Korean
Italian
and maybe Japanese
hi. I'm learning Korean ,so can we text somewhere? do you have Instagram or twitter? by the way Im from Turkey
Hello, I'm from Philippines🇵🇭
salamat = thank you
I'm a native tagalog speaker, I love your vlogs.😊
I love Philipines drama.
@@myzeedahmusa8675 oh thank you😊
@@myzeedahmusa8675 where are you from?
Mary Thiticha is Tagalog written using the same alphabet as English?
@@ashenheartsofficial yeah, but we have "ng" and "ñ" in our alphabet
this is really impressive, the effort that goes into understanding & learning languages with such diverse history is commendable! I'm fluent in 11 languages but all are native to India. You're an inspiration! I'm going to give Dutch, Spanish & Portuguese a shot in 2020.
Anurag I don’t know if English is native to India lol
@@M_SC i think he meant that they are all official or spoken in India
Languages I'm fluent in:
English
Spanish
Languages I'm learning:
Korean
Languages I want to learn:
Chinese
Japanese
French
Italian
German
Hindi
That's a wonderful list you have
한국말 어디까지 배웠어요? ㅋㅋㅋ
cool！
Would you like to learn Japanese and French with me?
I wanted to learn Spanish in this moment, can anyone helpppp
Languages that I know:
Uzbek
Russian
English
Languages I want to learn:
Japanese
Norwegian
Mandarin
Korean
How did you learn Russian?
@@dema640 I was born and live in Uzbekistan which is former Soviet country. In my country Russian is considered an unoficial lingua frasca. So I learned Russian unconsciously 🙂
Language I know:
English
Learning:
Japanese
Norwegian
Want to learn:
Chinese
Arabic
Korean
Spanish
Hawaiian
ASL
I absolutely loved your style of talk. It seems like you give individual attention to each syllable, so that when you talk it's clear and crisp. Your notebooks look very neat too. I just started learning Mandarin, and this video gives a good feel of learning. Thanks.
2020 goals
-Spanish
-French
-Italian
... Can you tell I'm in love the with Romance languages?
как? получилось?
Italian is gorgeous! ❤️
L’italiano è bellissimo, ma lo suo coniugazione del verbo è davvero difficile.
I've never seen any foreigner learning Mizo..
Thank you for including Mizo in your list.
Love from India ❤
i'm really appreciate that you want to learn Malay language.
because i'm from Malaysia💛
Boek bossku
Languages I know:
-Dutch (fluent)
-English (fluent)
-German (at a professional level)
-French
-Korean (learning ATM. I'm halfway through level 2 of TTMIK)
- Chinese mandarin : can understand most of it but I can't read.
Languages I'm interested in:
-Finnish
- Italian
- Japanese
I do the opposite, I study Japanese through spanish!
がんばっれ！I sold all of my things and moved to Japan a few years ago and couldn't speak ANY Japanese when I moved. It's a challenging language, but don't give up!!
@@sinister_sushi ありがとうございます！
@@sinister_sushi Are you japanese descendant?
@@31rafa No. My wife is Japanese.
Languages I know:
Tagalog (my native language)
English
Learning:
Spanish
Mandarin
Vietnamese
Want to learn:
Japanese
Korean
Thai
Arabic
Hindi
Cantonese
thank god may pilipino hahaha
I'm currently learning languages that don't have much resources (interslavic/sanskrit) and it's kinda tough
Languages I know:
Catalan
English
Spanish
Languages I want to know:
Euskera
Galician
German
Japanese
French
Viel Glück beim Deutsch lernen. You can do it! 😊
Jo també parl el català! :D
Woow no sabía que a la gente le interesaba el euskera (soy vasca)
@@nahi7458 yo zi tmbn quiero aprenderlo
Languages I know:
English
Languages I'm learning:
German (beginner-intermediate level so far but only basic conversation level)
French(beginner-intermediate too but only on a basic conversation level)
Japanese (beginner at the very start, learning kana right now)
Languages I want to learn:
Korean
Chinese
Spanish
Polish
I'm not sure I'll ever be fluent in any of these languages except my mother one, English but I'm still going to try.
Good luck to everyone else learning languages!
I think you have a lot of passion and that’s great. You have a hobby and that’s cool. I am a language teacher in China and Japan and I have to say that you are spreading yourself way too thin by taking on so many languages as an adult. I only speak English, Chinese, and Japanese, but if you want real depth with what you are learning I think it’s better to have some focus. But what you are doing is still cool as a hobby. Best wishes.
Luckily not all of these languages are at beginner level and I'm learning new ones through other languages. This is what I enjoy and I appreciate your thoughts but I enjoy what I'm doing! Of course it would be a terrible idea to learn all 12 languages from scratch. I've been learning Korean for 10 years and that's enough of a base and depth to let it be a language medium to study others from.
Languages I know:
-Cantonese
-Mandarin
-English
-Korean (a bit)
Languages I want to learn:
-Spanish
-French
-Kiswahili
-Arabic
Altho many people might know, just wanna bring up that Chinese actually includes not just Mandarin/Putonghua (official languages in China and Taiwan), but many other languages like Cantonese (mother tongue to Hongkongers and some people in southern part of China!) 😀
Languages I know:
Turkish
English
Spanish
Languages I want to learn:
Portuguese
Italian
Russian
French
Korean
Chinese
Hi!
I'm learning French too
Heyy, i'm fluent in portuguese
hi. Im also learning Korean can we text or talk somewhere? Do u have Instagram or Twitter? btw I'm from Turkey
Oh my god, how did I just see this now- Honestly, I have never saw someone who wants to become fluent in Mongolian(I’m a mongolian citizen so uh, it’s unnatural for me), like people rarely take interest in, cause it has latin alphabets, the accent is hard, but you, you are a legend gurl, even tho I’m commenting after a year, keep it up! ✌🏻
Languages I know:
English
Zulu
Languages I'm learning:
Spanish
Languages I wanna learn:
French
Korean
Mandarin
I want to learn Zulu, and I have a grammar and dictionary of it, as well as the 'Teach Yourself Zulu' book. I also want to learn Tswana, Tsonga, and Venda. I'm not from South Africa so I have to deal with the limited resources available.
she's interested with learning Thai and Tagalog (my native language) 😭 i wish you could post a video of you on how you study Thai so i could motivate more😔❤️❤️❤️ goodluck omg ❤️
Hola! Spanish speaker over here. :) I found your video sooo inspiring. I'm focusing on german, russian and mandarin this year. Te deseo mucho éxito estudiando la lengua de Cervantes este año.
Languages I know:
Arabic (native)
English
Learning in 2020:
French
Want to learn:
Italian
Spanish
German
Russian
Rand you got this
Languages I speak:
-English
Languages I want to learn/am learning:
-Japanese
-Polish
-Chinese
-French
-Norwegian
-Spanish
This is my life-time list because I'm a monolingual American with no drive to learn lmao
I’m native speaker of Spanish and I don’t understand why people that speak English want to learn Spanish
Why you want to speak Spanish? 🤔
@@issijn7001 I want to learn Spanish because I love the culture,music,food and definitely want come to spanish speaking countries so I guess this is it
@Issi jn I wanna learn because a lot of people speak Spanish in America. I also just want to learn as much as I can
I want to learn Spanish too, can we all collaborate?
I immediately subscribed I found someone with similar ambitions and dreams. I haven't watched the video yet but I'm already hooked.
languages i'm fluent in: estonian, finnish and english
still learning: german, swedish and korean
i want to learn: spanish, russian and chinese
Удачи с русским! Good luck with Russian! I'll be very happy to be able to help! 😃
Hey, I'm learning English and Chinese. I come from Russia so I think I could help you with Russian. It's not as difficult as it may seem :))) By the way, I'd like to learn Spanish, too. Maybe we could start together!
Emily, good idea to learn Russian, it's a very nice language. It is my mother tongue and I would like to help you with learning it. Moreover, I am a teacher on italki. teach.italki.com/teacher/4499656
If you are fluent in English then Spanish will be absolutely no problem for you.
They literally almost have the same sentence structure and the words aren’t really hard to pronounce
Suomi on helppoo lolol
I know we're already in April, but here are my language goals for this year:
- German
- Icelandic
- Japanese
Side note, I was surprised to see a Venezuelan flag on your notebook 😊.
My languages: Aragonese, Catalan, Spanish, Occitan, Galician-Portuguese, Asturian, French, English, Italian, Interlingua, Esperanto, Latin, koine and modern Greek.
Wow.. You like Spain a lot
Jo també parlo català, castellà, anglès, gallec i francès!! :O
Can you telm me a little bit about Aragonese? Is it from the province Aragon?
@@essennagerry Hello. Aragonese is spoken in the Autonome Community of Aragon, mainly in the North. It is a minoritary language nowadays, but this language appeared in the X century and has a long and rich history. It was spoken in a part of many territories in Spain, like Valencia and Murcia, and it was spoken in the entire Aragon. It counts with a rich literature since medieval ages. For me is VERY USEFUL, as it may be considered a bridge among the other Romance languages. I am a poet in Aragonese and it is the language that I love the most. Here you can hear Aragonese (rap in this language): ruclips.net/video/cHijd-HQpw8/видео.html
@@bledanevada4799 Salutacions, Bruno. Es encomiable el teu amor per tants idiomes, especialment per tots aquells, mes petits, que lluiten per garantir el seu futur. El gallec es bellísim. Llegeixo sovint poesia i literatura en aquesta vella llengua. Et desitjo tot el millor.
Fine I'll jump on the train as well! 😝
Languages I know:
-Romanian (Native)
-English (B2)
-Also I understand about 70% of written Spanish and ~50% of spoken Spanish don't ask me how I have no idea😂
Languages I'm learning:
-Romanian Sign Language (at this point I'm only studying by myself)
Languages I want to learn:
-Russian
-Portuguese
-Korean and/or Japanese
(if possible, I want them all at the same level as my English but I'll be happy with any level as long as I reach B2 level with at least one of them)
-Spanish&French (conversational level; I'm not passionate about them and I actually kind of dislike French because of my teachers in school, but it seems like a good idea to know some other languages that are used worldwide, at least enough to get around).
-I'm adding German just because I love the sound of it but I don't think I'll ever attempt to learn it, it seems incredibly hard (but then again so do the Russian and Japanese).
-I'm also tempted to put Hungarian and Romani (both at conversational level), just because it seems sensible to learn the languages that are spoken most around you but it's already a massive list imo, so these two are in the same don't-think-I'm-actually-going-to-try category as the German (and French ngl).
I didn't watch the video yet but learning 12 languages seems incredible to me, more so if you plan to start learning them all this year?? I'm slowly chipping away at my list, according to the resources I have available to me rn, but I'm not that concerned-I have the rest of my life for it, and if I can add another language at a B2 level, and another one at a conversational level, I'll be happy. :)
Languages I know:
Swedish
English
Dutch
German
Japanese
Languages I wanna learn (more):
Dutch (I'm plan on taking the Staatsexamen NT2 II this year)
Japanese
Spanish
Russian
LinCecify, good idea to learn Russian, it's a very nice language. It is my mother tongue and I would like to help you with learning it. Moreover, I am a teacher on italki. teach.italki.com/teacher/4499656
hey lindie! do you think you could do a video on the skills tests available for certain languages if you haven’t already? i’ve heard you briefly mentioned them before but am still kind of lost on the whole thing .. thanks !!
ps, love this whole concept. i definitely wanna try it for 2020!!
wow, 12 Languages in 1 year. I wish I was like that.
languages i know:
- polish
- english
- basic russian
languages i wanna learn:
- russian (i wanna improve it)
- korean
- swedish
- german
@@karolinakriauzaite sooo cool, wish i could as well
julia I am learning Korean right now for 2020, I think I want to learn Swedish as well 😃 you should go for it it’s really fun!
That's great that you're interested in learning Russian! It's such an interesting and rich language!
Oooh ja uczę się polsku ale nie mogę mówić dobrze. 😄 Powodzenia dla twojego nauce!
I can help u with Russian(my mother language)
0:54
She studies Indonesian in Korean!
abc 123 she’s a language rockstar
Your profile pic fits your comment perfectly
I‘m studying Mandarin and partially Korean in English as well even though it’s not my first language bc the resources are better... but she’s on another LEVEL😮
Also Japanese in Korean
Language I know:
• Russian 🇷🇺
I'm learning now:
• Slovenian 🇸🇮
• English 🇦🇺
I want to learn:
• Slovenian 🇸🇮
• Finnish 🇫🇮
• English 🇦🇺
• Italian 🇮🇹
• Catalonian 🇦🇩
• Greenlandic 🇬🇱
Every month I will come here and change the comment
Hmmmmm... Why is English not there?
@@phoeix940 Maybe they don't know English fluently, is not currently learning it, and does not want to learn it. It could be possible lol
@@양지혜-i3h Yeah, maybe you're right :D
It's crazy that almost all stragers I've heard that want to learn catalan are/speak russian 😂 I'm catalan hahah I'm used to everyone wanting to learn spanish but never catalan
I'm amazed that you want to learn Catalan! As a Catalan person myself, It's very interesting seeing people wanting to learn our language even when not many people speak it! You can do it!