My admiration increases with each video. This one answered a lot of questions I had about how you went about learning new languages. I esp. like the point you made about learning the biomechanics of pronunciation before studying the language itself.
OMG..You are so fluent in Chinese language also. i wish I would be like u in learning languages.At first I thought you only know Urdu but u speak 'shining wala ' Chinese language as well
That little bit where you sat down and just had some intimite, honest time with the viewer - love the personal touch, we literally watch because we‘re interested in you and what you can do. 🙂 Once you realize the potential of your Willpower you will become addicted. Do you right now, reading this comment, have dreams and wishes? Then ask yourself the question how much time dper day do you invest towards achieving said goal and how much time do you spend a day fortifying your bad habits by not correcting them immediately?
So expecting to hear the Xiaoma surprise-chime noise when you spoke to the bao wallah ... I miss Flushing, so much easier to get around than on Mott street and more variety. Need to visit again just to have Dim Sum. Thanks for the post Shining!
You are really good - it's nice to see you communicating in different languages and people admiring your knowledge and good pronunciation skills speaking that language 👏👏👏
Thanks Chris for sharing another interesting video. That mass delicacy is the Chinese Dumplings, one of the icons of Chinese street food. Knowing several languages is an indispensable skill to make better decisions and increase memory.👍
Hii, Chris I started watching ur vlogs in last 2 months only since ur Pakistan visit, you are now one of my most favourite vlogger, Ayi..yaai yo...it's actually.. normal expression of southern part of India (Tamil, Telugu.. Malyalam are the language) I must compliment you..you speak so well..each language you.. You was simply awesome in Pakistan... Best thing about you.. Accent..is soooooo close to original,, Love n blessings from India,🌹🇮🇳
@@MuhammadAli-jd2ut Words have never rung more truly. Stop limiting yourself by always saying you can‘t. You can learn anything, you just need to want it and invest time. Best of luck in your life, stay healthy!
@@LeRainbow We all have approximately 76 years to live. Even if we start at age 20, and become fluent in 1 language per 8 years, we can learn 7 languages fluently before we turn 80!
Here's a tip for when you are in Flushing and need a place to sit and eat. Go to this place called "New World Mall". They have an underground food court with a huge cafeteria. Plenty of tables and seats, and there's no way they will know that you're eating food from outside.
Amazing I was raised in Manhattan and I constant spend my time in China Town by Canal street Lower Manhattan pass Delancy Street. I love Chinese people and how hard they work. I moved out of New York but can't wait to go back to visit all my Chinese friends that I miss so much. Thank you for this video bought me memories of way back. First I'll visit Grand Master Alan Lee my Teacher. Wǒ de lǎoshī
I Yo and II Yo is surprisingly used in Tamil as and when they want to express an exclamation. Tamil is a south indian language from the state of Tamil Nadu.
Chris prob knows this already but for those watching who may not know, the location he’s at in Flushing, Queens, NYC is like 3 miles from LGA airport which is why there’s so many planes overhead in this video.
New York is so epic. I was just there a few months ago, and went to flushings. I was hanging in the same park as you even. I dont know Chinese, but I really interested in Chinese culture.
Chris, you should make language learning videos of how you do the IPA Stuff, kinda like a study with me. It would interest a lot of people I bet and expose you to the language learning community here on RUclips
Question: Do you only learn the most commonly used words that you'd use in english, when studying other languages? Cause that's what I've been thinking about, as kind of a shortcut to learning.
You might find Chris in Islamabad speaking Urdu with the locals while having some chai or in the middle of the projects in Flushing, Queens eating some Chinese sugar coated fruit snacks - he's cosmopolitan and around the locals in the trenches.
So glad I found your channel today, was watching other channels of people interacting with others in other languages but one of my favorites is now flooded his channel with nudity with foreign tribes and half nude massages with men and I just got fed up, hope you can continue your great interactions with languages. Will watch all the videos, thanks.
Hi, Chris. I am from South India. I am so happy that you used some words from my mother tongue Telugu. We use these words when something goes wrong, when we do some mistake or when we forget something we say "ayyo ayyo ayyayyo". I enjoyed your Pakistani videos. Your Urdu is amazing. Greetings from India 🇮🇳
I honestly thought that the Pizza guy was gonna slap the crap outta yah. These New York City vlogs are so nice. Who was the guy talking with on the subway tho? I had no idea everyone wears a mask in the city.
I started learning it in middle school, before I even had the chance to talk to a native speaker. I didn’t actually meet a native speaker for the first 2 years learning it. It’s more about the culture and people, not the reactions. The reactions just happen to be a secondary result that works well on RUclips
It’s pity you didn’t have a good warm PHO because I am sure you still like to speak Vietnamese and the cuisine of Nha Trang ( restaurant) in the Nyc Chinatown is not too bad …I am French Việt Kieu !
"Do you have a girlfriend, you're such a nice young man" (hardcut) has the same energy as godmother from fleabag "You know the most fascinating thing about father here is that his mother was originally a lesb-" (hardcut).
Christ that Pizza guy is not of New York , originally he is from another country like I am . I think he is from Bangladesh 🇧🇩 . He didn't didn't understand you at all when you told him ,you all from Colorado.
My jaw dropped when you said you’re 24. You’ve achieved so much at your age!
It's a shame that he looks 30.
@@MrSarcasm101 ?
@@MrSarcasm101 he does not
He’s a genius
@@hybridshivam he does look older than his age but not in a bad way
My admiration increases with each video. This one answered a lot of questions I had about how you went about learning new languages. I esp. like the point you made about learning the biomechanics of pronunciation before studying the language itself.
OMG..You are so fluent in Chinese language also. i wish I would be like u in learning languages.At first I thought you only know Urdu but u speak 'shining wala ' Chinese language as well
His fluency in Vietnamese is insane. Even many diaspora Viet kids can’t speak as fluently as him
Your language skills are impressive. I tried learning mandarin for a while and gave up.
Hi Chris, although it seems impossible, I still think you should come back to VN😄
That little bit where you sat down and just had some intimite, honest time with the viewer - love the personal touch, we literally watch because we‘re interested in you and what you can do. 🙂 Once you realize the potential of your Willpower you will become addicted. Do you right now, reading this comment, have dreams and wishes? Then ask yourself the question how much time dper day do you invest towards achieving said goal and how much time do you spend a day fortifying your bad habits by not correcting them immediately?
Hello Chris,
Thank you for mentioning the IPA and website. I enjoy learning languages too. Love watching you build communication through language. 👍
So expecting to hear the Xiaoma surprise-chime noise when you spoke to the bao wallah ... I miss Flushing, so much easier to get around than on Mott street and more variety. Need to visit again just to have Dim Sum. Thanks for the post Shining!
You are really good - it's nice to see you communicating in different languages and people admiring your knowledge and good pronunciation skills speaking that language 👏👏👏
Hats off to you Chris and what an amazing skill you got !!
Chris, you should try to go to Little Saigon in Orange County CA or San Jose, CA where there are large Viet communities outside of Vietnam too.
Thanks Chris for sharing another interesting video. That mass delicacy is the Chinese Dumplings, one of the icons of Chinese street food. Knowing several languages is an indispensable skill to make better decisions and increase memory.👍
Hii, Chris I started watching ur vlogs in last 2 months only since ur Pakistan visit, you are now one of my most favourite vlogger,
Ayi..yaai yo...it's actually.. normal expression of southern part of India
(Tamil, Telugu.. Malyalam are the language)
I must compliment you..you speak so well..each language you..
You was simply awesome in Pakistan...
Best thing about you..
Accent..is soooooo close to original,,
Love n blessings from India,🌹🇮🇳
Hello Chris, here watching and supporting you from Katy, Texas (near Houston). 😊
You are a gifted person Chris. If it was that easy, everyone would be speaking 5 languages.
It is not impossible. If you work hard enough, you can become fluent in at least 8 languages during your lifetime.
@@MuhammadAli-jd2ut Words have never rung more truly. Stop limiting yourself by always saying you can‘t. You can learn anything, you just need to want it and invest time. Best of luck in your life, stay healthy!
@@LeRainbow We all have approximately 76 years to live. Even if we start at age 20, and become fluent in 1 language per 8 years, we can learn 7 languages fluently before we turn 80!
@@MuhammadAli-jd2ut you don’t know about human body. You think human beings capability of learning stays same all his life?
It's not hard. If you spend enough time to practice, anyone could speak 5 languages.
Really admire the way you are going! I love languages too, but only know a few Indian ones. So so good, love watching your videos
your one smart dude Chris... always like tuning in
Here's a tip for when you are in Flushing and need a place to sit and eat. Go to this place called "New World Mall". They have an underground food court with a huge cafeteria. Plenty of tables and seats, and there's no way they will know that you're eating food from outside.
you are multitalented and one of the finest human being .
Amazing I was raised in Manhattan and I constant spend my time in China Town by Canal street Lower Manhattan pass Delancy Street. I love Chinese people and how hard they work. I moved out of New York but can't wait to go back to visit all my Chinese friends that I miss so much. Thank you for this video bought me memories of way back. First I'll visit Grand Master Alan Lee my Teacher. Wǒ de lǎoshī
Wow, Chris...u blew me away!
English, Urdu, Vietnamese, Chinese!!! Wow!!!
Chris, keep doing what you like coz you're damn good at it. ☺️
Good on you you done what you like rather than what is expected
I Yo and II Yo is surprisingly used in Tamil as and when they want to express an exclamation. Tamil is a south indian language from the state of Tamil Nadu.
Chris prob knows this already but for those watching who may not know, the location he’s at in Flushing, Queens, NYC is like 3 miles from LGA airport which is why there’s so many planes overhead in this video.
I think some people a predisposed to mimicing sounds from other languages.
Usually it goes hand in hand with being able to do great impressions.
I grew up in flushing attended queens college, now in.Canada. I miss flushing and the US
Its like water boiling sound language but we appreciate you chris how hard is to learn chinese😁
New York is so epic. I was just there a few months ago, and went to flushings. I was hanging in the same park as you even. I dont know Chinese, but I really interested in Chinese culture.
Ai Ai O is very common in Tamil used very frequently meaning same what you said
I was thinking the same thing! Ai Ai yooooo!
Chris, you should make language learning videos of how you do the IPA Stuff, kinda like a study with me. It would interest a lot of people I bet and expose you to the language learning community here on RUclips
Hey Chris , Aiyo also means Oops in India , this is used often down South India .
Where was you .. No video uploaded last two days .. finally video comes 🙂
Keep uploading Lassi Walaa, Moota Walaa and never the less Shinning Walaa 🤣
When I know you, I came to know How Gentle & Humble American People are... Like Pakistanis I think 🤔.
I am vietnamese from finland , good luck
Question: Do you only learn the most commonly used words that you'd use in english, when studying other languages? Cause that's what I've been thinking about, as kind of a shortcut to learning.
Where is that $1 pizza shop located? That's so darn cheap. No way we have such price here in our 2nd most expensive city in the world!
$1 pizza is rare now and if it exists, its not very good
I thought you were going to do the xiaoma intro , "Hey everybody, today were in NYC... " *arms flailing around*
Chúc mừng năm mới Chris. You are an interesting person. You are speaking multiple languages and traveling the world.
I think it’s called ‘candy apple’. We used to have it in the UK.
The last time I had the dessert was in Wu Han. I do like it! Now I have to go to New York just for the Chinese dessert 👍
Tanghulu means đường hồ lô in Vietnamese right? Wow tanghulu in NYC is such a special experience Chris!!!
I got nervous for you a little that you took a seat in the projects in Flushing lol.
You might find Chris in Islamabad speaking Urdu with the locals while having some chai or in the middle of the projects in Flushing, Queens eating some Chinese sugar coated fruit snacks - he's cosmopolitan and around the locals in the trenches.
Great chris 👍
' just one slice' omg 😂
Poor people be like just one slice 😹
@Chris What is the make and model of your camera please?
You should check out Philly we got a great Chinatown. A ton of amazing food places including a lot of great Vietnamese-owned spots that are so good.
I am interested in speaking Chinese.
Can you please advise me on where and how to start.
Great content as always. Have you visited Chinatown in Lower Manhattan?
Currently learning Chinese up to HSK4 myself. Wish me luck. From Pakistan.
nice vid, thanks
Chris four soup dumblings I recommend three locations
NanXing Xiaolongbao
Yu Garden
Kung Fu Xiaolongbao.
It's hawthorn, there is also hawthorn flakes.
“plane number 50”…✈😄
how should i learn,ipa please help or guide me
Chris, you were walking, chewing sugar coat fruit candy..like my grandkid Tommy who is 14yrs old living in San Mateo, California 😄
one day hope, chris will visit china, vietnam again, and many new languages =)))
I was hoping you will pit some tip in the jar for pizza man, I lost.
What happened to the “bing Fa” that you gonna to show us? What is it? It’s some kind of icey dessert?
You are awesome
that guy from piza shop is from bangladesh
So glad I found your channel today, was watching other channels of people interacting with others in other languages but one of my favorites is now flooded his channel with nudity with foreign tribes and half nude massages with men and I just got fed up, hope you can continue your great interactions with languages. Will watch all the videos, thanks.
would be really interesting to see you learn cantonese by watching old Bruce Lee movies :)
(RE: 12:00) I searched 'Bengali IPA' and all it gave me was a list of breweries 🤣🤣
Add “wikipedia”
Chris you where sitting in the projects a very dangerous thing to do. But it looks early.👍🏽
Aiya... Flushing is at the end of LGA's R31 runway...
Hi, Chris. I am from South India. I am so happy that you used some words from my mother tongue Telugu. We use these words when something goes wrong, when we do some mistake or when we forget something we say "ayyo ayyo ayyayyo". I enjoyed your Pakistani videos. Your Urdu is amazing. Greetings from India 🇮🇳
Cảm ơn Chris nhưng Cô muốn biết đây là vùng này của đất Nước nào
I honestly thought that the Pizza guy was gonna slap the crap outta yah. These New York City vlogs are so nice. Who was the guy talking with on the subway tho? I had no idea everyone wears a mask in the city.
Amazing vlogs
Love from ❤️🇵🇰
Chris should open a language school! Or develop a career in international relations (specializing in asia).. serious.
Wao man you are a talented human being
Subbed!!
Have you thought about coming back to Viet Nam Chris?
I can't believe NYC have a slice of pizza for $1 😲
i think that's hawthorn fruit chris!
Hey Chris when u r coming to Jaipur India? Please meet me.
I'll take u to the best places to eat.
Đây là đất nước nào thế?
New York, USA
NYC Mỹ
Okau
@@abcxyz7443 okay
Where you travelling to next?!
Question: If nobody reacted that way when you spoke Chinese, would you still enjoy learning it?
I started learning it in middle school, before I even had the chance to talk to a native speaker. I didn’t actually meet a native speaker for the first 2 years learning it. It’s more about the culture and people, not the reactions. The reactions just happen to be a secondary result that works well on RUclips
@@chrismixlewis That’s cool. Was it a class or how did your interest start?
Shining 🌟 Wala Chinese bro ✌️
Did you eat the stick on da fruit?!
It’s pity you didn’t have a good warm PHO because I am sure you still like to speak Vietnamese and the cuisine of Nha Trang ( restaurant) in the Nyc Chinatown is not too bad …I am French Việt Kieu !
Aiyyo is spoken in Madrasi language, Malayalam
Hi chris. I'm Vietnamese. And also I living in new york now. What if I wanna we meet each other
Send me a message on Instagram! @chrismixlewis
You use the same camera as herold baldr?
Tiếng Việt của Chris là 11/10
Chất lượng một like 😊👍👍
"Do you have a girlfriend, you're such a nice young man" (hardcut) has the same energy as godmother from fleabag "You know the most fascinating thing about father here is that his mother was originally a lesb-" (hardcut).
Đây là Mỹ phải ko Chris
I see "Phở" behind your back!
Chris x Xioma soon ? 😭
That damn 4.0 in physics huh
Even in India, we use aiyoo
Christ that Pizza guy is not of New York , originally he is from another country like I am . I think he is from Bangladesh 🇧🇩 . He didn't didn't understand you at all when you told him ,you all from Colorado.
I find Chinese people working in the catering business in the US and UK quite surly and rude.
You are smarter than me
Ive been living in Israel for the last 20 years and still cant speak Hebrew properly ....lol
Những nơi cháu đến thật mới lạ
Come to Asia Chris Afghanistan and DPRK would be a interesting adventure if possible.
Come here in India bro. 🇮🇳😄