Thanks everyone for the comments, you all mean a lot to me! Did you know I have a channel where you can learn Afrikaans? If you're interested, take a look! > ruclips.net/channel/UCIedNl4r7Hd8SnXiEjXMbKg
Right now I'm trilingual with English being my native language and Korean and Mandarin Chinese being my other two. I am learning Hindi now and seeimg you speaking all those other interesting and different languages is exciting and inspiring! Thank you for making this! I plan on learning Japanese too since there is a lot of similarities betweem Japanese and Korean as you've said
Afrikaansprekendes kan reeds Nederlands verstaan en lees aangesien Afrikaans 'n dogtertaal van Nederlands is. Jy sal ook Afrikaans kan verstaan, onthou net "baie" beteken veel en "dikwels" beteken vaak in Nederlands! :-) Groete uit Afrika!
Honestly you develop a different personality almost when you speak another language, your voice absolutely has to change when you speak different languages!! I kinda feel shy about it honestly like I’m making fun of the people who speak the language, but I know its the right thing to do if you want to be understood
Ok i thought i was the only person that noticed this. My voice changes ever so slightly when speaking english versus french and it sounds weird going back and forth sometimes.
As a Korean, i can tell her korean is extremely fluent..including pronunciation.. I can’t imagine how hard she works to achieve that fluency 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻 Great video!!
Same with French: She still has enough of an accent to feel that she's not a native speaker but she doesn't make most grammar mistakes most foreigner (and most french speakers as well to be honest) make and the way she pronounces her EUHs is incredibly spot on, it's the most parisian sounding euh I've heard in my entire life^^ EDIT: I'm Belgian so I'm used to hearring Flemish people speak french and I was expecting her as an Afikaans speaker to have some type of Dutch-like accent but she sounds vaguely Russian to me
Lindie Botes HOW DO YOU LEARN LANGUAGES ESPECIALLY "CONNECTOR" WORDS LIKE IN, THE, AT ETC HOW DO YOU ASSOCIATE WORDS WITH THINGS THAT ARE SAID PLS RESPOND
you can just look up words that are "connector" words. Every language has them and they are an essential part to sounding like a natural speaker if you want to learn it properly. I don't speak any japanese but I always her the word "ano" and figured it was a "connector" word. In english there is so, anyway, um, uh, as i was saying, by the way, etc. and in french there is euh, mais, alors, si, genre, en tout cas, quand même, d'abord, soit, ou, etc.
Melissa Schmitz that's what i do for english! You simply have to associate concepts and images to words and speaking just comes naturally after some practice!
It's not hard but it ain't easy to learn another language. I'm bilingual and currently in the process of studying Korean. Learning is like a hobby. You need to have passion and dedication. It makes it more fun and less of a pain to study. Spend whatever amount of time you think fit to study that certain language. You don't have to study every day, but you need to keep your schedule consistent. Don't give up and keep learning. Language isn't just a language, it's culture. The way you speak, your tone and expression are a part of that language. You learn how to behave in that certain culture and new things. Always ask for help from others and be open minded. You'll be able to speak, write and listen to a language fast. Edit: I'm also planning to study abroad in Korea. It'll be a challenge and really out of my comfort zone. But I know I won't regret making this decision later on.
I forgot all of my German when I was in the US for a bit during an exchange year in highschool (it had been declining before that as well, cause all my freetime was english books/movies/internet etc and then it moved to thinking/ dreaming in english as well. When I was in the US i could not use German. (Passively understanding was fine of course) I once had to write an email for example. I couldn't remember the simplest words. After 30 min staring at the screen I wrote it in English and put it through a translator. I also couldn't talk to my little sister for example, cause she didn't speak English yet. My german was completely gone and after returning to Germany it took me a few months to become reasonably fluent again. But since I still mainly think in English my German is a bit weird nowadays and I quite often don't know words. And thats just 2 languages xD (I needed a second foreign language for 5 years to qualify for high school graduation, but I took Latin and never paid attention and was always just barely above failing, so that doesn't count.) I am learning Chinese now though... cause I am doing a gap hear teaching English in Kindergarten in China. My Chinese definitely isn't as good as hers. It is good enough to order food...
世紀末救世主 I’m half Japanese and my moms Japanese, I think it sounds pretty good, I did understand what she said so.. I don’t know what you’re talking bout
Yes, it is hard to keep the accent flat. But busan dialect is attractive also :) Try to speak out from short phrases, compare the accent from your teacher, and you’ll catch the point!
I tried learning French by Duolingo bcoz of a lost bet which led me to do my brother's french assignment. Nevertheless I ended up learning French more than my brother 😂
The collection of languages you've learned is really interesting. It doesn't seem too common to find polyglots who have learned so many non-european languages especially like Hindi, Indonesian, Arabic, and Vietnamese. (I love all the languages though) Very cool! You're definitely one of my new favorite polyglots.
OHP77 The commercial resources are even less, so it is more impressive. At least she is a polyglot who will speak in the different languages. Unlike other RUclips polyglots who will say a couple phrases and then the rest of the entire video is in English. There are some suspicious ones to likely frauds, but it is RUclips.
OHP77 hindi belongs to the indo-european family And her Arabic is not that good she's missing a lot but I really appreciate her efforts giving the fact that she speaks lot of Languages
I speak three languages Hindi, English and Telugu. Right now I'm learning Korean and Japanese. As a hindi speaker, I can tell she is good in hindi. Like she is grammatically correct but pronunciation is little bit off like I can understand her but it sounded weird. But great work even I want to achieve her level of fluency in korean and Japanese.
This is really inspiring! I love that you really are not afraid of making mistakes, you just give each language your best shot. It really helps learning languages when you just dive into them without the fear of saying something that may be incorrect. I usually don't feel scared talking in different languages, except for Japanese. Probably because I love that one so much that I want to be perfect at it.. which as a consequence makes me really shy in conversations and holds me back from progressing faster!
I'm a South African and you don't understand how much this inspires me to continue my Language learning after losing most motivation✊ Thank you very much❤️
yea! it's so amazing to watch her, like when she was speaking korean, the way her mouth moved and paused and her expressions were all so korean, it was like a completely different person!
Yes. I have recently become pretty good at speaking Esperanto, and I feel like the way I think is completely changed. I think it probably does, because the grammar is different and I have more words that I can form using suffixes and affixes. I love Esperanto :) Such a diverse, simple, yet complex, beautiful language.
Gus Johnnson i self studied esperanto 4 yrs ago..it was easy. But there are no esperanto clubs in my country and my exercises were more of written than speaking. So i lost interest and i couldnt remember half of what i learned. I remember "la pano estas seka" hahaha
Yawinda Rada That's too bad. There is an Esperanto online chat that I've been using(it's on Discord). Because you learned it in the past, it wouldn't be too hard to pick up again. It's a fun language. Also I don't have any clubs anywhere near where I live in the US, which makes it a little harder.
Honestly, whatever language you are using, you are creating certain personality based on the language you used including the way you're saying so it is normal to see this, however it is still amazing!
OHMYGOD you know you're the only foreigner I've ever seen who's THIS fluent in Hindi. You're amazing. Your pronunciation needs a little practice but it completely understandable.
Wow !! omg !! like I am speechless. I thought me speaking 5 languages was a lot and then I watched your video. I know 3 of the languages you used and man .. you sounded perfect in them all !! such an inspiring, smart, beautiful lady.
I dont know if what we call "dialects" here in Singapore count as languages, but if they do I can speak Mandarin Cantonese Hakka English and a little Bahasa Melayu? Currently learning Japanese as well!
d westfield Hello. I just wanted to tell you today that you are deeply loved by god. Jesus personally died for YOU because you were/are valuable in his eyes. God created you for a reason! Not to be sad, depressed or sinning. If youve tried thing doing things to cure/ease the pain and it hasn’t, I encourage you today, try Jesus! He loves you and he cares for you, he wants you to be happy! Cry out to god because he listens. Have a blessed day
I am learning Korean because I study in Korea but my lectures are all in English. But I jealous who speaks French, most of people learn French rather than Korean..
I'm really surprised at her Arabic language pronunciation! Most foreigners don't know how to pronounce certain letters in arabic but you seem to be a natural at it!
You are forever inspiring me to carry on even when I feel like I’ve plateaued and I’m not getting anywhere. You’ve made me realise that if I want to be half decent, I need to push through and find my love for languages again and the reasons why I feel in love with them in the first place! As always, thank you 💕
TotalyCaptivatd thank you so much! You are more capable and talented than you think and you're doing so well. Keep on with your studies and don't give up! 💖
d westfield Hello. I just wanted to tell you today that you are deeply loved by god. Jesus personally died for YOU because you were/are valuable in his eyes. God created you for a reason! Not to be sad, depressed or sinning. If youve tried thing doing things to cure/ease the pain and it hasn’t, I encourage you today, try Jesus! He loves you and he cares for you, he wants you to be happy! Cry out to god because he listens. Have a blessed day
I really appreciate how she it's clear she isn't just reading a script. She is stumbling over her words a bit just like you do in real conversation and even though she's not perfect at each language, you can tell she has a good understanding of each one enough to get her thoughts across. Honestly, that's goals
@@Mariam-kb4pv ما شاء الله عليك انا اعرف اتكلم عربي وتقريبا انجليزي وببدايتي على الكوري تعلمت كثير من الكوري لكن لسا حاسه حالي جديده عليه😂😂❤❤👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👌👌👌👌👍👍
I can speak both hindi and Arabic , I am from Pakistan , Urdu and Hindi are literally identical and Arabic is taught in my school , I have been learning Arabic since childhood ...
You haven't lost your French. I know how hard it is to monologue and you seemed like a natural (yes it's clear you're a foreigner but that's normal!). Impressive talent. I've been trying to learn Mandarin and Japanese now for several years and I'm still at beginner/low intermediate, so I know the amount of work you must have put into all those languages! Really a labor of love. Keep up the good work and keep enjoying it!
That's very reassuring, thank you! I think I have all the vocab in my brain somewhere, it just takes a while to "fetch" the word if I'm having a conversation. In reverse, when someone is speaking to you first, it's a lot easier. I must say learning Japanese was not as much as a challenge because its grammar is similar to Korean, but Chinese is and was most certainly tough because of the tones. I'm quite visual so Hanzi, though still tricky, isn't as much a huge mountain for me. Pronunciation on the other hand...!!!
Ouais, c'est vrai que c'est plus facile de lire des textes français que la parler avec des gens. @Lindie Botes j'espère que vous apprenez la langue philippine :) bonne chance à apprendre sa grammaire car c'est tellement difficile XD mais je sais que vous pouvez le faire
Peridot Bubblegum oui lire le français est facile mais ce'st difficile de parler Je etudié le français pour une semester et je suis Filipino qui parle le tagalog
Ah, vraiment? est-ce que tu peux me dire où apprendre le philippin en ligne? y a-t-il un bon site pour l'apprentissage du philippin? puisque mon philippin n'est pas si bon xD au fait, c'est "j'ai étudié", pas "je etudié" :) Où apprends-tu le français? à Makati? car je sais qu'il y a une école là-bas
@@alexdimopoulos769 Translation: I am really surprised that the atmosphere changes according to the atmosphere of each country. It does not mean to speak while translating it into your head.
you should Try learning It! It might be hard at first but it will make it a lot easier to understand what Bts is saying. ( I’m guessing from your profile picture) though I only know the basics and can hold a conversation for a little while, I’m currently learning 💀 I want to give up but my grandma Is helping me
Sxd Dasori Aww, you’re just the sweetest! I’ve actually been trying to learn but lately I’ve had very low motivation and I haven’t been really believing in myself. I’m really glad someone like you reached out like this, it’s giving me a lot of hope! Thank you so much!!!
being a foreigner you did alot better than i thought you would in arabic. im arabic (im from bahrain) and i tend to always hear people not bother pronouncing shit right and you actually tried and did and i totally appreciate that.
Be patient, your language is very hard to pronounce for English people. You can help them, because if you don't they probably won't even notice their mistakes.
I love languages too I also want to learn more languages I'm 12 years old I can speak Hindi, English,Marathi, Sindhi And I want to learn Japanese and South Korean one day Edit: I've actually started learning Japanese now
Ya same! Im very interested in language and I speak Romansh, Spanish, German, English, and French but I’m learning korean and Italian. (My English and French isn’t the best but I’m fairly fluent)
I’m a native Arabic speaker and I think your Arabic was amazing. Truly good job👏🏼 very impressive. I understand pronouncing Arabic is very difficult to foreigners but you are one of the best ones I’ve heard speaking in my opinion.
omg, I'm Vietnamese, her voice's so cute. while I'm struggling to learn English, how can she do it @@. I hope I can speak Korean & Chineses fluently, too @@
cool. fresh mình người Việt nè bạn :))). She speaked Vietnamese really well to me. I mean, it sounded like she had been studying Vietnamese for months and just studying it really hard alone, not with other languages simutaneously like what she is actually doing right now. That's just amazing. I'm trying to learn Japanese, I hope I will get to where she is now with the language :))), Kanjis (Chinese letters) are really getting in my way of pursuing it.
Blue Eyes Loli Dragon it's a super natural way to use the word "mượt" when talking about one's ability to do something well. I think you are doing really great!!
OMG! You have such a talent in language! I'm learning Korean and Japanese, too. I'm Vietnamese and I have a small tip in speaking Vietnamese for you that you shouldn't raise your voice when you end the sentence but low down. That will make it more natural. Maybe you have known this before I tell you but hope that I could help you. By the way, sorry if my grammar not so good :(((
i know u are viet. lol i dont know why u are learning those 2 languages for, they dont like us, most of their people will never learn our language why are u learning their?
@@vietfundvn8772 because... Interest? Ur comment is quite stupid =_= I don't have to learn Vietnamese only if you learn English... have u never wanted to learn about the world before?
@@vietfundvn8772 You being in a bubble is very obvious to others. It's not that you don't need to learn about the world. You just don't want to. Stay ignorant, then.
Your Korean and Japanese pronunciation are amazing! Indonesian may seem easy at first, but even the natives struggle with it on college-level education because we normally speak our own local language outside of formal settings.
I am Serbian and this is so relatable. Serbian is extremely difficult even for native speakers and you'll never hear a native speaker tell a totally grammatically correct sentence lol. The worst part is that majority of people don't even realize they are making grammar mistakes because they have been speaking that way their whole life and nobody really cares if you make grammar mistakes so I guess that's a plus for foreigners who want to learn Serbian. Also, vocabulary waries a lot from region to region. Sometimes even me, a native speaker can't understand what another native speaker is saying.
If they speak local languages, that probably means their native languages are their local languages, NOT Indonesian, most Indonesians don't speak Indonesian natively
I think what a lot of non-maritime Southeast Asians do not realise (not sure about Malaysia, but definitely true about Indonesia and the Philippines) is that Bahasa Indonesia and Filipino are not languages majority of the population natively speak -- most people in these two countries are native speakers of a local language (as I am, I speak a local language of Sumatra as my native language) and the "national language" is a lingua franca intended to serve as an intermediary language people in the country use to communicate with each other especially when their native languages are so divergent. Add to this that the Indonesian side of my family has not lived in Indonesia in a few generations, and my Bahasa Indonesia functional skill is virtually non-existent: I can understand both written formal and informal Indonesian to a certain extent, but actually speaking it? Udah.
I am so happy I found you. You are inspiring me to keep learning my languages what I also consider ad my hobby. I am Polish learning Korean, German, and Spanish. Good luck to you with everything and keep the videos coming!
I'm Catalan-Spanish, and I speak also English since I started school. I'm learning French and Korean, and I love languages... I want to start with Japanese and Chinese too, but that will be in a future~ 😄
@Tara Saran It's not closely related to European languages so there is nothing wrong with saying it's exotic. Exotic's definition - "originating in or characteristic of a distant foreign country". Sounds to me like exotic was the perfect word to use as a westerner.
I think that it is so cool that you know more “asian” languages because many people lean towards European languages or south/Central American languages! You are truly unique!
You should definitely try Spanish! One of the most wide-spoken languages and it gives you a break from pronunciation! Similar to English and French (more so French), in many ways however it is easier than both of those languages.
also because east asian language is totally different compare with european languages, i mean for europeans, if you speak italian, spainish, french doesnt make much sense but if you are fluent at one east asian language, it would be mind blowing and useful in your bussiness career
Your ten languages should count as 30 since you seem to be completely avoiding languages from the same language families. And you seem to bring all of them to a very decent level. I'm just starting my language learning journey and please allow me to pick you as an example and an inspiration :)
I am very impressed by you, not just because of your knowledge but you have very good pronunciation in most of your asian languages. Which normally foreigners have a hard time getting rid of their mother tongue influence. Hope to see you one day and try to converse with you in your various languages!
@@deussivenatura5805 i know him bro, his nick name is Mouse/Rat, few years ago i used to watched his videos, even that time he could speak 50 languages, by now i guess more...
i saw that comment and immediately thought you were insulting her appearance and ability to speak languages, and then i realised i was being an idiot and the exact opposite was true, haha.
Her depth and breath of languages is astounding. Most polyglots I see are like English, Spanish, Portuguese, Italian, French, German. I don't want to discount their efforts because that's still very impressive, but her language list is on another level. She clearly has an appreciation for culture, not just languages, and it's nice to see.
junhoon Hello. I just wanted to tell you today that you are deeply loved by god. Jesus personally died for YOU because you were/are valuable in his eyes. God created you for a reason! Not to be sad, depressed or sinning. If youve tried thing doing things to cure/ease the pain and it hasn’t, I encourage you today, try Jesus! He loves you and he cares for you, he wants you to be happy! Cry out to god because he listens. Have a blessed day
Well which languages you see as those "languages" you're talking about and which ones you see as more niche languages that are more appreciated by people who are interested in different cultures depends on what environment you're coming from. I think if you listen to some of her life story that she shared on RUclips it sounds like she learned languages like Indonesian and Vietnamese because those were the "languages" that you were talking about to her. Though, I could be wrong, and as you said every one of these people are impressive.
I love the different body and facial expressions; that go with a different language. I find my ears can hear many different sounds and I love all of them and embrace the world more.
This was so motivational to watch!! Right now all I can speak is English and French (ish) plus a bit of Chinese, though slowly but surely I'll get there :) Keep up the awesome work!
Pour moi c'est le même, je parle l'anglais et le français ("ish" aussi). Mais je parle un peu de japonais au lieu de chinois. Je suis désolée pour toute d'erreurs
I'm 14 y/o Korean girl and just found u r veeery good at korean😯 i heard that korean grammer is pretty difficult to learn to foreigners but you are perfect. As a language lover(currently learning English, Esperanto and wanna learn Spanish, Russian and ect), i wanna be just like u! such a great person!! respect from korea
Hóla, me llamo Heather. I am 36. I am an American woman using my husband's RUclips account to write this. It is so neat to find people who love learning languages here! I speak English, Spanish, and I am learning Chinese. I very much enjoy listening to Korean. That might be my next language to learn. Then, back to Japanese. I wish you well in your English-learning journey. God bless you.
What's truly amazing about this is that unlike other click bait polyglot videos where people memorize a few phrases to impress the masses, I can actually pick up on your very natural pronunciation and grammatical grasp of these languages! Not only that but it feels so natural, not scripted at all. You are amazing and a natural talent for sure
You are so incredibly inspiring to me. I seriously have no words. As a person who has such a strong need to learn languages (but laziness gets in the way) I really enjoy your channel and your hard work into becoming so relaxed and fluid as you speak and sliding right into the culture of the language as well. I'm currently learning french and korean, I'm a native Armenian speaker fluent in English and conversational farsi hope to add mandarin and Arabic later on. But im much slower at learning than you.
wow hearing you speak korean was so suprising actually bc you sounded so good, like i was shocked. its good that ur learning lots of languages itll come in handy in lots of times, keep up the great work!
All types of videos Hello. I just wanted to tell you today that you are deeply loved by god. Jesus personally died for YOU because you were/are valuable in his eyes. God created you for a reason! Not to be sad, depressed or sinning. If youve tried thing doing things to cure/ease the pain and it hasn’t, I encourage you today, try Jesus! He loves you and he cares for you, he wants you to be happy! Cry out to god because he listens. Have a blessed day
Thank you so much for making these videos and sharing your passion for languages! You are so inspiring and make me have hope for learning foreign languages despite what others may say! I am currently trying to improve my proficiency level in Spanish and am learning Mandarin. I only discovered my love for languages a year ago, so I feel like I'm trying to make up for lost time but I have dreams of learning Korean, Japanese, French and more as well... we shall see how that goes! 谢谢！
It's so wonderful to see how much progress you've made from your last polyglot video! It makes me really motivated to study and improve my languages as well! I actually started learning Korean after watching one of your videos, thinking it was a really beautiful language. I'm currently an exchange student in Japan, hoping my Japanese will improve as well. Thanks for making such inspiring videos! :)
It's been a while since I stop by your channel last time. I am so impressed to know that your Japanese and Chinese have been improved much. I'm a native Korean with a working knowledge of English, Japanese, Chinese, and studied a bit on Bahasa Indonesia, Vietnamese, and French. So, I caught a glimpse of your fluency level in those languages, which I realized was already good and still became better. You gave me a real challenge, driving me to start learning those languages again. Thanks.
What languages do I speak?(ranked by fluency) -Japanese -English -Korean -German -Russian -Serbian -Bulgarian I wanna learn: -Vietnamese -Cantonese -Spanish (This is a old asf comment, so I'm just adding on Nahuatl and Inuktitut since I speak those with my parents, however idk their grammar, and I mostly understand them rather then speaking them(my parents say something in inuktitut/nahuatl and I respond in english or Japanese) so yeah-)
Hello! Wow it's amazing that you speak Serbian. I am from Serbia and Serbian is my native language. I am bilingual and I speak Serbian and English. I am studying Spanish right now. I would like to be a polyglot one day because there are so many languages and cultures that I love. For example I've always wanted to speak and understand Korean due to my love for kdramas lol
As a Chinese speaker I’m very impressed with your chinese! Although it’s pretty obvious that you’re a foreigner bc of the tones that were a little bit off, it’s still so amazing that you were able to learn this much! Keep going!
This shows an amazing talent for language acquisition. Surely you've also put in a lot of work to have learned such a diverse set of languages. Keep it up!
Wow, Lindie! I just found your profile and I must say that you are amazing! I also love languages and have a special interest right now for Afrikaans, which I am teaching myself (my thesis consists of a study of Afrikaans history as well). I lived in Cape Town for a while but was sadly unable to learn any Afrikaans (except for a couple of words). Anyway, if you are ever interested in learning Spanish (which is my mother tongue) I'd be more than happy to help! :)
Hi Lindie, I'm Vietnamese and I'm really amazed by your language skills! Your Vietnamese is really good although the pronunciation could be improved to sound more smoothly "native" (which is very normal and of course difficult for foreigners because of the tone marks) but you've done it so well. Now is already 2020 so I believe you've amazingly improved it and also other languages. Lindie cố lên, chúc Lindie master nhiều thứ tiếng và mong một ngày Lindie sẽ ghé thăm Việt Nam nhé!
YOU ARE SO CUTE AND BEAUTIFUL AND SMART! This video was so overwhelming for me, you're now my role model. I started a couple of weeks ago to learn Portuguese. I already know English and my mother language is Romanian. I also know a LITTLE bit of French but just the basics you know.. Thank you for this video, I subbed
Wow I'm so jealous of you! You are really good at speaking many different languages. :) I wish I could speak several languages like you! Your video inspires me to keep studying. I'm recently studying Vietnamese! Thank you! :)
You are soooooo cool!!! My home language is Mandarine, and I’m from Taiwan. Even though you still have a little bit of mistakes, I still fully understand without subtitles. Great job! I’m learning French and Japanese right now.
@@mqchi_thetic3636 She is just not a native speaker of Korean so that's normal. I also speak Korean but of course I dont sound totally natural because it's my second language. When you don't live in a country it's hard to sound like a native because there are many sounds we make and expressions we use that you can't learn in a book.
Actually she made some small errors on a basic lvl in what she said,but that's fair enough,considering that at that time she hadn't really been using the language for some time,from what she said. And by saying that she has this little difficulty having conversations with French people,she might've meant strictly understanding what they say to her. 'Cause idk about her,but for me French is still very difficult to understand when it's spoken at a faster/regular-ish pace and I don't need to have my mind occupied with half as many languages as she does
@@Riot076 moi aussi ! MDR I've got no problem in reading and writing; but when it comes to listening, I have a really hard time trying to keep up with their pace. And then there's their contractions, I don't get their contractions half the time and they're doing it so often. Also, I seem to struggle with indentifying the boundary between two words hence I'm entirely lost for a couple of words when that happens. Guess it'll come with practice.
Thanks everyone for the comments, you all mean a lot to me! Did you know I have a channel where you can learn Afrikaans? If you're interested, take a look! > ruclips.net/channel/UCIedNl4r7Hd8SnXiEjXMbKg
Since my brother lives in Capetown, I should do this!
Right now I'm trilingual with English being my native language and Korean and Mandarin Chinese being my other two. I am learning Hindi now and seeimg you speaking all those other interesting and different languages is exciting and inspiring! Thank you for making this!
I plan on learning Japanese too since there is a lot of similarities betweem Japanese and Korean as you've said
린디 Lindie Botes
Your Vietnamese is okay not bad tho keep practicing and you’ll get there I’m Vietnamese myself^^
린디 Lindie Botes I am Japanese and you actually have a really good Japanese Pronunciation!!!!!!
Afrikaansprekendes kan reeds Nederlands verstaan en lees aangesien Afrikaans 'n dogtertaal van Nederlands is. Jy sal ook Afrikaans kan verstaan, onthou net "baie" beteken veel en "dikwels" beteken vaak in Nederlands! :-) Groete uit Afrika!
I like how when people change language their voice change a little too
yeah it all has to do with intonation and pronunciation
Honestly you develop a different personality almost when you speak another language, your voice absolutely has to change when you speak different languages!!
I kinda feel shy about it honestly like I’m making fun of the people who speak the language, but I know its the right thing to do if you want to be understood
@@miyokio no need to be shy about it, I think I see your point! 😁
Sawyer ikr when i'm trying to speak korean I sound cute but in arabic i'm literally savage 😂
Ok i thought i was the only person that noticed this. My voice changes ever so slightly when speaking english versus french and it sounds weird going back and forth sometimes.
As a Korean, i can tell her korean is extremely fluent..including pronunciation.. I can’t imagine how hard she works to achieve that fluency 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻 Great video!!
I am learning too please help me learn better Korean
Do you have any tips for learning new languages? I'm currently trying to learn Korean so it would really help me out:)
Thanks!
@mr_godman yes I'm trying but I hardly know few words ... But don't know whether the pronunciation is correct
Same with French: She still has enough of an accent to feel that she's not a native speaker but she doesn't make most grammar mistakes most foreigner (and most french speakers as well to be honest) make and the way she pronounces her EUHs is incredibly spot on, it's the most parisian sounding euh I've heard in my entire life^^
EDIT: I'm Belgian so I'm used to hearring Flemish people speak french and I was expecting her as an Afikaans speaker to have some type of Dutch-like accent but she sounds vaguely Russian to me
It's not that hard when you enjoy learning languages.
You'll never be lost in this world!
I got pretty lost in Taiwan recently HAHA
Lindie Botes HOW DO YOU LEARN LANGUAGES ESPECIALLY "CONNECTOR" WORDS LIKE IN, THE, AT ETC HOW DO YOU ASSOCIATE WORDS WITH THINGS THAT ARE SAID PLS RESPOND
you can just look up words that are "connector" words. Every language has them and they are an essential part to sounding like a natural speaker if you want to learn it properly. I don't speak any japanese but I always her the word "ano" and figured it was a "connector" word. In english there is so, anyway, um, uh, as i was saying, by the way, etc. and in french there is euh, mais, alors, si, genre, en tout cas, quand même, d'abord, soit, ou, etc.
1 more language : Spanish.
And you wont able to lost
As a Korean, I can tell her's fluency. she sounds so Korean
약간 트와이스 사나느낌...
@@jedie2001 아 맞네
@@samchangyz1974it’s actually been over 10
I don't know how your brain process so many languages seemingly easily.
well she did that with years and years of practice
Melissa Schmitz that's what i do for english! You simply have to associate concepts and images to words and speaking just comes naturally after some practice!
It's not hard but it ain't easy to learn another language. I'm bilingual and currently in the process of studying Korean. Learning is like a hobby. You need to have passion and dedication. It makes it more fun and less of a pain to study. Spend whatever amount of time you think fit to study that certain language. You don't have to study every day, but you need to keep your schedule consistent. Don't give up and keep learning. Language isn't just a language, it's culture. The way you speak, your tone and expression are a part of that language. You learn how to behave in that certain culture and new things. Always ask for help from others and be open minded. You'll be able to speak, write and listen to a language fast.
Edit: I'm also planning to study abroad in Korea. It'll be a challenge and really out of my comfort zone. But I know I won't regret making this decision later on.
Same I’m still trying to learn Korean. Can someone help me? 제발 🙏
Foothills NZ same I’m amazed
After learning this much languages I would forget my original language 😂😂
lol
I forgot all of my German when I was in the US for a bit during an exchange year in highschool (it had been declining before that as well, cause all my freetime was english books/movies/internet etc and then it moved to thinking/ dreaming in english as well. When I was in the US i could not use German. (Passively understanding was fine of course) I once had to write an email for example. I couldn't remember the simplest words. After 30 min staring at the screen I wrote it in English and put it through a translator. I also couldn't talk to my little sister for example, cause she didn't speak English yet. My german was completely gone and after returning to Germany it took me a few months to become reasonably fluent again. But since I still mainly think in English my German is a bit weird nowadays and I quite often don't know words.
And thats just 2 languages xD (I needed a second foreign language for 5 years to qualify for high school graduation, but I took Latin and never paid attention and was always just barely above failing, so that doesn't count.)
I am learning Chinese now though... cause I am doing a gap hear teaching English in Kindergarten in China. My Chinese definitely isn't as good as hers. It is good enough to order food...
Actually, that happens to me and I only speak three languages and a half 😂😂
Hahaha lol
@@alex73217 You only have to learn it again
When you switched between French and Korean even your voice changed... wow it was so amazing
Yes omg
HER JOB IS NOT ABOUT THE LANGUAGE. SHE IS THE DESIGNER. LEARNING IS THE HOBBY. HOW AMAZING SHE IS.
I totally agree with you. I hope I can be a polygot like her
Same even I'm studying digital designs.. That's my dream to be a digital designer.. And learning languages is my hobby , even I'm learning them too..
Holy crap, your Korean accent is awesome!
Joe H. Her korean accent is way better than other polyglots!
her Japanese is advanced and natural. I'm surprised honestly
The power of hard work and consistency
not advanced neither natural, just ok.
世紀末救世主 her accent still sounds foreign but it does sound natural
Her chinese is pretty good, considering her parents lived in japan
世紀末救世主 I’m half Japanese and my moms Japanese, I think it sounds pretty good, I did understand what she said so.. I don’t know what you’re talking bout
You are my role model.....
Aayush Sharma how about me? I can speak Korean English japanese
lol
Lindie Botes Don't mind those kind of people! I think you are very beautiful!!! You are my role model as well.!!!
Lindie Botes And you're Korean is so good!!!!!!
Gavin Lee lol I can speak Korean English Russian Arabic and French , so what about ME?
She even mimics the way she breathes in for air like a native when she speaks Korean. lol
timecode
@@ADeeSHUPA 2.02
When you were speaking in korean you were really in the zone
Korean is very easy
It was amazing listening to her speaking Mandarin. She felt like a down-to-earth person.
OMG YOU'RE KOREAN IS SO PRETTY AND CLEAR!
Kim Lu army💜
@@elliebrown2177 You're an army too?! :3
Kim Lu u got namjoon as your propic, im happy !! 💖💜💓💞💘💝💗💙💕💓💖💕
I'm also happy that you know him ;3
Yay armyyy!!!
Her Korean is perfect 😭 I'm studying korean 3 and half years and my accent isn't like that , even my teacher says I sound like a Busan lady FML help
Busan lady 😂😂lol as a korean from busan , I think busan accent is harsh and tough than standard korean
Same
Yes, it is hard to keep the accent flat. But busan dialect is attractive also :) Try to speak out from short phrases, compare the accent from your teacher, and you’ll catch the point!
busan accent is so funny,
Dont worry many guys think busan accent is cute
Lindie : speaks in multiple languages seamlessly
Me trying to learn French : je mange una manzana
I've been learning French and Spanish and I'd say it's relatable.
Omg me rn
Me trying to learn spanish : yo como manzanas
I tried learning French by Duolingo bcoz of a lost bet which led me to do my brother's french assignment. Nevertheless I ended up learning French more than my brother 😂
oh this hurt!
The collection of languages you've learned is really interesting. It doesn't seem too common to find polyglots who have learned so many non-european languages especially like Hindi, Indonesian, Arabic, and Vietnamese. (I love all the languages though)
Very cool! You're definitely one of my new favorite polyglots.
OHP77 The commercial resources are even less, so it is more impressive. At least she is a polyglot who will speak in the different languages. Unlike other RUclips polyglots who will say a couple phrases and then the rest of the entire video is in English. There are some suspicious ones to likely frauds, but it is RUclips.
OHP77 who else your French teacher at nursery
Hindi is Indo-European if I'm not wrong.
OHP77 hindi belongs to the indo-european family
And her Arabic is not that good she's missing a lot but I really appreciate her efforts giving the fact that she speaks lot of Languages
I speak three languages Hindi, English and Telugu. Right now I'm learning Korean and Japanese. As a hindi speaker, I can tell she is good in hindi. Like she is grammatically correct but pronunciation is little bit off like I can understand her but it sounded weird. But great work even I want to achieve her level of fluency in korean and Japanese.
This is really inspiring! I love that you really are not afraid of making mistakes, you just give each language your best shot. It really helps learning languages when you just dive into them without the fear of saying something that may be incorrect. I usually don't feel scared talking in different languages, except for Japanese. Probably because I love that one so much that I want to be perfect at it.. which as a consequence makes me really shy in conversations and holds me back from progressing faster!
I'm a South African and you don't understand how much this inspires me to continue my Language learning after losing most motivation✊ Thank you very much❤️
Not South African, but you help me too! Don't give up !
When you forget your own language for speaking the other language more
Bye-Lingual
Bye-Lingual 🤣😂🤣😂
it's like you become a whole new person when you speak another language
yea! it's so amazing to watch her, like when she was speaking korean, the way her mouth moved and paused and her expressions were all so korean, it was like a completely different person!
Yes. I have recently become pretty good at speaking Esperanto, and I feel like the way I think is completely changed. I think it probably does, because the grammar is different and I have more words that I can form using suffixes and affixes. I love Esperanto :) Such a diverse, simple, yet complex, beautiful language.
Gus Johnnson i self studied esperanto 4 yrs ago..it was easy. But there are no esperanto clubs in my country and my exercises were more of written than speaking. So i lost interest and i couldnt remember half of what i learned. I remember "la pano estas seka" hahaha
Yawinda Rada That's too bad. There is an Esperanto online chat that I've been using(it's on Discord). Because you learned it in the past, it wouldn't be too hard to pick up again. It's a fun language. Also I don't have any clubs anywhere near where I live in the US, which makes it a little harder.
Honestly, whatever language you are using, you are creating certain personality based on the language you used including the way you're saying so it is normal to see this, however it is still amazing!
OHMYGOD you know you're the only foreigner I've ever seen who's THIS fluent in Hindi. You're amazing. Your pronunciation needs a little practice but it completely understandable.
INDIAN ARMY . I AM ALSO INDIAN . I JUST CHANGED MY NAME
She mispronounced the name of the country though. She said भरात instead of भारत.
Your Hindi accent is better than mine and I'm from India.
@@teeheeeuwu1752 AYEEEE 🙌💜
Army movie dakhne gai the bts ka
Wow !! omg !! like I am speechless. I thought me speaking 5 languages was a lot and then I watched your video. I know 3 of the languages you used and man .. you sounded perfect in them all !! such an inspiring, smart, beautiful lady.
stompdirtyyard Five? That's still a lot 😭😭 Which ones do you know?
I speak 4, soon 5 too :D I'm so excited!!
I know only 4 :( but I’m learning a fifth one rn
I dont know if what we call "dialects" here in Singapore count as languages, but if they do I can speak Mandarin Cantonese Hakka English and a little Bahasa Melayu? Currently learning Japanese as well!
lol same I was like welp I thought I was doing good lmao. (I'm learning Japanese, Chinese (mandarin and cantonese) Korean, Thai and Spanish)
God, your Vietnamese is excellent! As a Vietnamese I could understood everything without having to look at the subtitle.
Ps: my name is Linh too
Yes she speak Vietnamese so good
Your Korean sounds nearly native. I closed my eyes and listened to this video and you sounded like a native speaker.
d westfield Hello. I just wanted to tell you today that you are deeply loved by god. Jesus personally died for YOU because you were/are valuable in his eyes. God created you for a reason! Not to be sad, depressed or sinning. If youve tried thing doing things to cure/ease the pain and it hasn’t, I encourage you today, try Jesus! He loves you and he cares for you, he wants you to be happy! Cry out to god because he listens. Have a blessed day
I’m learning Spanish, Korean, Japanese, Portuguese, and Norwegian and this video motivates me to study 2x as hard!
I'm learning Korean too!
Norwegian the one true language haha
Lykke til! God luck 👍🏼
がんばって！
Good luck!!
Try your best. I think you will get success in future.
"HA! She doesn’t know MY lang- oh."
what's your language ?
@@hanhvu6435
Korean
Mine are Japanese, but I speak Macedonian on the same level lol.
@@面白いね-s8f Macedonian? I love it
Am i the only one getting jealous of everyone who can speak korean 😂Btw you're so talented ❤
Me too I want to learn it so bad
I am learning Korean because I study in Korea but my lectures are all in English. But I jealous who speaks French, most of people learn French rather than Korean..
No! I'm also 😂
@Marijana Nakova
Are you a ONCEEEEEEEU🙃👀
Hello fellow once
I'm really surprised at her Arabic language pronunciation! Most foreigners don't know how to pronounce certain letters in arabic but you seem to be a natural at it!
I know, right? Especially the ع, many non-Arabic speakers have d=great difficulties in pronouncing that, also letters like ح، خ، ض، ص ، ط، ظ، غ،ق، ر
DatFaceClan ikr it’s amazing. This girl is amazing. I’m shook. I can only dream to know that many languages
You are forever inspiring me to carry on even when I feel like I’ve plateaued and I’m not getting anywhere. You’ve made me realise that if I want to be half decent, I need to push through and find my love for languages again and the reasons why I feel in love with them in the first place! As always, thank you 💕
TotalyCaptivatd thank you so much! You are more capable and talented than you think and you're doing so well. Keep on with your studies and don't give up! 💖
@@LindieBotes hi me also i wanna learn german and i speak 04 languages
hi me also i wanna learn german and i speak 04 languages
your korean is perfect. your pronunciation, cadence, and choice of words are better than many of so called native speakers of korean. INCREDIBLE !
d westfield Hello. I just wanted to tell you today that you are deeply loved by god. Jesus personally died for YOU because you were/are valuable in his eyes. God created you for a reason! Not to be sad, depressed or sinning. If youve tried thing doing things to cure/ease the pain and it hasn’t, I encourage you today, try Jesus! He loves you and he cares for you, he wants you to be happy! Cry out to god because he listens. Have a blessed day
Missy Cute i’m gay
@@szlendak1368 Jesus was gay
I really appreciate how she it's clear she isn't just reading a script. She is stumbling over her words a bit just like you do in real conversation and even though she's not perfect at each language, you can tell she has a good understanding of each one enough to get her thoughts across. Honestly, that's goals
I came here to see a foreign girl speaking Arabic and Hindi.
lol
@@Mariam-kb4pv ما شاء الله عليك انا اعرف اتكلم عربي وتقريبا انجليزي وببدايتي على الكوري تعلمت كثير من الكوري لكن لسا حاسه حالي جديده عليه😂😂❤❤👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👌👌👌👌👍👍
@@Mariam-kb4pv يا الله وان اا كمان بعرف احكي انجليزي وعربي وهولندي وبعرف شوي كوري وشوي صيني وعمري ١٤ سنه بس يلا نحنا محد ا احسن منا🤣🤣💞
I can speak both hindi and Arabic , I am from Pakistan , Urdu and Hindi are literally identical and Arabic is taught in my school , I have been learning Arabic since childhood ...
You haven't lost your French. I know how hard it is to monologue and you seemed like a natural (yes it's clear you're a foreigner but that's normal!). Impressive talent. I've been trying to learn Mandarin and Japanese now for several years and I'm still at beginner/low intermediate, so I know the amount of work you must have put into all those languages! Really a labor of love. Keep up the good work and keep enjoying it!
That's very reassuring, thank you! I think I have all the vocab in my brain somewhere, it just takes a while to "fetch" the word if I'm having a conversation. In reverse, when someone is speaking to you first, it's a lot easier. I must say learning Japanese was not as much as a challenge because its grammar is similar to Korean, but Chinese is and was most certainly tough because of the tones. I'm quite visual so Hanzi, though still tricky, isn't as much a huge mountain for me. Pronunciation on the other hand...!!!
Ouais, c'est vrai que c'est plus facile de lire des textes français que la parler avec des gens. @Lindie Botes j'espère que vous apprenez la langue philippine :) bonne chance à apprendre sa grammaire car c'est tellement difficile XD mais je sais que vous pouvez le faire
Peridot Bubblegum oui lire le français est facile mais ce'st difficile de parler
Je etudié le français pour une semester et je suis Filipino qui parle le tagalog
Ah, vraiment? est-ce que tu peux me dire où apprendre le philippin en ligne? y a-t-il un bon site pour l'apprentissage du philippin? puisque mon philippin n'est pas si bon xD
au fait, c'est "j'ai étudié", pas "je etudié" :)
Où apprends-tu le français? à Makati? car je sais qu'il y a une école là-bas
I was listening to the way your voice changed in different languages you sounded like a completely different person and it’s incredible
와.. 정말.. 각 언어별로 발음이나 억양에 대한 특징을 잘 알고 말하시는거.. 교과서에 나오지는 않지만 실제사람들이 잘 사용하는 말? 줄인말같은 걸 되게 잘아시는것같아 존경스럽스네요!!!! 멋지세요
ㄹㅇ 존경스러움 ㅜㅜㅠㅠㅠ
각 나라의 분위기에 맞게 분위기가 바뀌는게 정말 놀랍네요.. 머릿속으로 번역하면서 얘기하는게 아닌 언어가 바뀔 때 마다 그 나라 성격으로 바뀌는 느낌이에요
What
Yes...Mark Ruffalo huuuuuhh?
@@alexdimopoulos769 Translation:
I am really surprised that the atmosphere changes according to the atmosphere of each country. It does not mean to speak while translating it into your head.
@@rodrigoadrianrodriguezaedo4477 ok thank you
@@nwabuduuzodike9629 I was just using Google Translate
Oh my gosh! Your voice in Korean and the way you speak it makes me scream! ITS SO CUTE AND YOU SPEAK IT SO SMOOTHLY
Bangtan Roshi oh my gosh. I swear i thought the same !😱
I WANNA SPEAK KOREAN TOO !(but I'm a potato.)(ok that was random, i'm sorry..)
She somehow sounds like Sana HAHAHAHHA
Jae Park you mean sana from twice ?
you should Try learning It! It might be hard at first but it will make it a lot easier to understand what Bts is saying. ( I’m guessing from your profile picture) though I only know the basics and can hold a conversation for a little while, I’m currently learning 💀 I want to give up but my grandma Is helping me
Sxd Dasori Aww, you’re just the sweetest! I’ve actually been trying to learn but lately I’ve had very low motivation and I haven’t been really believing in myself. I’m really glad someone like you reached out like this, it’s giving me a lot of hope! Thank you so much!!!
being a foreigner you did alot better than i thought you would in arabic. im arabic (im from bahrain) and i tend to always hear people not bother pronouncing shit right and you actually tried and did and i totally appreciate that.
Be patient, your language is very hard to pronounce for English people. You can help them, because if you don't they probably won't even notice their mistakes.
Me too I was surprised at her pronouncing some letters like ق
Any INDIAN here????🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳
Yes
Me
We are everywhere 😂😂😂
Me too
Hi
와, 한국말 완전 잘하시는데요. 언어에는 천재적인 재능이 있으시네요. 부럽습니다.
I love languages too I also want to learn more languages I'm 12 years old I can speak Hindi, English,Marathi, Sindhi
And I want to learn Japanese and South Korean one day
Edit: I've actually started learning Japanese now
You like korea?
Jae Ha mix Yes!
Ya same! Im very interested in language and I speak Romansh, Spanish, German, English, and French but I’m learning korean and Italian. (My English and French isn’t the best but I’m fairly fluent)
CC The Derp oh that's great I wish I could also speak these languages
I'm 24 y.o my brains is getting stupid lol do learn right now! you have pretty good age to learn languages jealous🤨
Me failing Spanish class, and that’s just one language
Nushara Ranasingha OMG I KNOW RIGHT
I’m here if you need help 😂😂
Same here
Tú puedes! No te desanimes
El español es difícil con todas sus reglas, te lo dice un hablante nativo
I’m a native Arabic speaker and I think your Arabic was amazing. Truly good job👏🏼 very impressive. I understand pronouncing Arabic is very difficult to foreigners but you are one of the best ones I’ve heard speaking in my opinion.
omg, I'm Vietnamese, her voice's so cute. while I'm struggling to learn English, how can she do it @@. I hope I can speak Korean & Chineses fluently, too @@
cool. fresh mình người Việt nè bạn :))). She speaked Vietnamese really well to me. I mean, it sounded like she had been studying Vietnamese for months and just studying it really hard alone, not with other languages simutaneously like what she is actually doing right now. That's just amazing. I'm trying to learn Japanese, I hope I will get to where she is now with the language :))), Kanjis (Chinese letters) are really getting in my way of pursuing it.
6:29 "mình đang học tiếng việt"
Mà dù gì cũng đã khoảng 2 năm trước rồi, chắc bây giờ đã mượt hơn.
Blue Eyes Loli Dragon it's a super natural way to use the word "mượt" when talking about one's ability to do something well. I think you are doing really great!!
Yeah, I think self- discipline and impatient are very important whatever we want to do anything, especially study by myself, at least to me.
Me too
OMG! You have such a talent in language! I'm learning Korean and Japanese, too. I'm Vietnamese and I have a small tip in speaking Vietnamese for you that you shouldn't raise your voice when you end the sentence but low down. That will make it more natural. Maybe you have known this before I tell you but hope that I could help you. By the way, sorry if my grammar not so good :(((
i know u are viet. lol i dont know why u are learning those 2 languages for, they dont like us, most of their people will never learn our language why are u learning their?
@@vietfundvn8772 because... Interest? Ur comment is quite stupid =_= I don't have to learn Vietnamese only if you learn English... have u never wanted to learn about the world before?
@@alexlei2235 i dont need to learn about the world, i live in a bubble.
@@vietfundvn8772 You being in a bubble is very obvious to others. It's not that you don't need to learn about the world. You just don't want to. Stay ignorant, then.
@@vietfundvn8772 Even if they don't like us, I don't care I'm still like them and I'm still like like what I'm doing. Is that a problem? :)
Your Korean and Japanese pronunciation are amazing!
Indonesian may seem easy at first, but even the natives struggle with it on college-level education because we normally speak our own local language outside of formal settings.
I am Serbian and this is so relatable. Serbian is extremely difficult even for native speakers and you'll never hear a native speaker tell a totally grammatically correct sentence lol. The worst part is that majority of people don't even realize they are making grammar mistakes because they have been speaking that way their whole life and nobody really cares if you make grammar mistakes so I guess that's a plus for foreigners who want to learn Serbian. Also, vocabulary waries a lot from region to region. Sometimes even me, a native speaker can't understand what another native speaker is saying.
If they speak local languages, that probably means their native languages are their local languages, NOT Indonesian, most Indonesians don't speak Indonesian natively
I think what a lot of non-maritime Southeast Asians do not realise (not sure about Malaysia, but definitely true about Indonesia and the Philippines) is that Bahasa Indonesia and Filipino are not languages majority of the population natively speak -- most people in these two countries are native speakers of a local language (as I am, I speak a local language of Sumatra as my native language) and the "national language" is a lingua franca intended to serve as an intermediary language people in the country use to communicate with each other especially when their native languages are so divergent. Add to this that the Indonesian side of my family has not lived in Indonesia in a few generations, and my Bahasa Indonesia functional skill is virtually non-existent: I can understand both written formal and informal Indonesian to a certain extent, but actually speaking it? Udah.
I am so happy I found you. You are inspiring me to keep learning my languages what I also consider ad my hobby. I am Polish learning Korean, German, and Spanish. Good luck to you with everything and keep the videos coming!
Oh snap! I'm Korean, and I'm learning German and Spanish too! It's cool to see someone else with this combination :D
I'm so happy to hear that someone os learning German and spanish... (I'm Spanish and German)😁
I'm Catalan-Spanish, and I speak also English since I started school. I'm learning French and Korean, and I love languages... I want to start with Japanese and Chinese too, but that will be in a future~ 😄
Omg I speak Spanish and I’m trying to learn Korean to 😂😂
love how you aren't so european centric and learnt so many asian languages!!
I mean, I think the more exotic and challenging, the better!
@Tara Saran It's not closely related to European languages so there is nothing wrong with saying it's exotic. Exotic's definition - "originating in or characteristic of a distant foreign country". Sounds to me like exotic was the perfect word to use as a westerner.
Cornelius Greyling She was just trying hard to find something offensive.
Tara Saran oh stfu
@Tara Saran They're exotic to us because we're writing these comments in a European language
I think that it is so cool that you know more “asian” languages because many people lean towards European languages or south/Central American languages! You are truly unique!
Thanks! Recently I started with Hungarian and Norwegian though :D
You should definitely try Spanish! One of the most wide-spoken languages and it gives you a break from pronunciation! Similar to English and French (more so French), in many ways however it is easier than both of those languages.
She doesn't like spanish ^^
You should try Finnish!
also because east asian language is totally different compare with european languages, i mean for europeans, if you speak italian, spainish, french doesnt make much sense but if you are fluent at one east asian language, it would be mind blowing and useful in your bussiness career
Your ten languages should count as 30 since you seem to be completely avoiding languages from the same language families. And you seem to bring all of them to a very decent level. I'm just starting my language learning journey and please allow me to pick you as an example and an inspiration :)
ないす
Your Korean is sooo good!!!!!
와 진짜 무슨 진기명기 보는 것 같아.. 너무 신기하네요.. 그리고 얼마나 공부하고 노력하셨을지 상상도 안 돼요... 정말 대단하십니다👍☺️!
I am very impressed by you, not just because of your knowledge but you have very good pronunciation in most of your asian languages. Which normally foreigners have a hard time getting rid of their mother tongue influence. Hope to see you one day and try to converse with you in your various languages!
Damn I'm really Impressed, u can speak Mandarin, Japanese, Korean, Arabic all this 4 languages are extremely difficult.
I read in Arabic but I know few words. I can write in Arabic words of different languages.
Korean is not difficult, only the pronunciation is. Japanese is easy to pronounce, learning how to read is the problem
Japanese is not difficult
@@ichigamidenki For you do not, but put to many people to learn symbols. There are thousands and very difficult; where many memory is necessary.
Korean isn't dificult
Are you even a human?
Do you know Tim Doner? He can speak more than 20 languages!
Marcus Lipton You haven't seen the black dude that can speak 50 languages. Search Laoshu50500 on youtube.
@@deussivenatura5805 i know him bro, his nick name is Mouse/Rat, few years ago i used to watched his videos, even that time he could speak 50 languages, by now i guess more...
i saw that comment and immediately thought you were insulting her appearance and ability to speak languages, and then i realised i was being an idiot and the exact opposite was true, haha.
Vannunliana Darlong What an absolute monster.
Her depth and breath of languages is astounding. Most polyglots I see are like English, Spanish, Portuguese, Italian, French, German. I don't want to discount their efforts because that's still very impressive, but her language list is on another level. She clearly has an appreciation for culture, not just languages, and it's nice to see.
junhoon Hello. I just wanted to tell you today that you are deeply loved by god. Jesus personally died for YOU because you were/are valuable in his eyes. God created you for a reason! Not to be sad, depressed or sinning. If youve tried thing doing things to cure/ease the pain and it hasn’t, I encourage you today, try Jesus! He loves you and he cares for you, he wants you to be happy! Cry out to god because he listens. Have a blessed day
Yes, that's true. She does show an interest and insight into the various cultures. And it's also true that God loves her. 😁😁😁
Yes, she is very impressive and lovely 😊
Well which languages you see as those "languages" you're talking about and which ones you see as more niche languages that are more appreciated by people who are interested in different cultures depends on what environment you're coming from. I think if you listen to some of her life story that she shared on RUclips it sounds like she learned languages like Indonesian and Vietnamese because those were the "languages" that you were talking about to her. Though, I could be wrong, and as you said every one of these people are impressive.
Ur pronunciation is so great
I love the different body and facial expressions; that go with a different language. I find my ears can hear many different sounds and I love all of them and embrace the world more.
This was so motivational to watch!! Right now all I can speak is English and French (ish) plus a bit of Chinese, though slowly but surely I'll get there :) Keep up the awesome work!
Thank you so much! Chinese is a challenge and its great that you've taken on the language! Keep going!
Pour moi c'est le même, je parle l'anglais et le français ("ish" aussi). Mais je parle un peu de japonais au lieu de chinois. Je suis désolée pour toute d'erreurs
K this is freaky I speak Portuguese (native), English, french and I just started learning Mandarim wow
우와.. 한국어도 일본어도 발음이 무척이나 좋고 잘하시네요 멋지 십니다!
ウワー！韓国語も日本語も発音が上手ですね！カッコイイです！
すごい！日本語も流暢！
イントネーションも完璧！
Your Japanese is beautiful 🇯🇵❤︎
I'm 14 y/o Korean girl and just found u r veeery good at korean😯 i heard that korean grammer is pretty difficult to learn to foreigners but you are perfect. As a language lover(currently learning English, Esperanto and wanna learn Spanish, Russian and ect), i wanna be just like u! such a great person!! respect from korea
Hóla, me llamo Heather. I am 36. I am an American woman using my husband's RUclips account to write this.
It is so neat to find people who love learning languages here!
I speak English, Spanish, and I am learning Chinese.
I very much enjoy listening to Korean. That might be my next language to learn. Then, back to Japanese.
I wish you well in your English-learning journey.
God bless you.
What's truly amazing about this is that unlike other click bait polyglot videos where people memorize a few phrases to impress the masses, I can actually pick up on your very natural pronunciation and grammatical grasp of these languages! Not only that but it feels so natural, not scripted at all. You are amazing and a natural talent for sure
I can barley speak English :/
Hahaha. So funny 😂
Same here :/
i can speak english
Yeah we can see that
You are so incredibly inspiring to me. I seriously have no words. As a person who has such a strong need to learn languages (but laziness gets in the way) I really enjoy your channel and your hard work into becoming so relaxed and fluid as you speak and sliding right into the culture of the language as well. I'm currently learning french and korean, I'm a native Armenian speaker fluent in English and conversational farsi hope to add mandarin and Arabic later on. But im much slower at learning than you.
Nazli Avanesian strong need to learn languages is strong, but laziness is stronger... Same
As a South African, I have to say, that's truly impressive!
I can speak Hindi and your accent is really wonderful! It's pretty spot on
Ehhh bs theek h sudharna to padega use
Accent is the only problem, otherwise it was understandable
wow hearing you speak korean was so suprising actually bc you sounded so good, like i was shocked. its good that ur learning lots of languages itll come in handy in lots of times, keep up the great work!
I'M LIKE WOAAAA WHEN YOU STARTED SPEAKING IN KOREAN!!!
jhope bts army💜
I like your name♥ (Jhope BTS)
Isn't your username Kai's? Kim Jeongin?
I’m Japanese and I’m so amazed! She is so fluent in Japanese! That’s so incredible
My goodness !
How can one get such fluency and perfectness at the same time .
You are AMAZING.
Best wishes from India.
All types of videos Hello. I just wanted to tell you today that you are deeply loved by god. Jesus personally died for YOU because you were/are valuable in his eyes. God created you for a reason! Not to be sad, depressed or sinning. If youve tried thing doing things to cure/ease the pain and it hasn’t, I encourage you today, try Jesus! He loves you and he cares for you, he wants you to be happy! Cry out to god because he listens. Have a blessed day
Thank you so much for making these videos and sharing your passion for languages! You are so inspiring and make me have hope for learning foreign languages despite what others may say! I am currently trying to improve my proficiency level in Spanish and am learning Mandarin. I only discovered my love for languages a year ago, so I feel like I'm trying to make up for lost time but I have dreams of learning Korean, Japanese, French and more as well... we shall see how that goes! 谢谢！
Very inspirational video, thank you. Keep up the good work! Lots of love from Ireland
7:58 who wants to listen Hindi Language 🇮🇳
👍👍👍
I skipped to Hindi just to hear her accent 😊🤣
😆
Thank u
british language
It's so wonderful to see how much progress you've made from your last polyglot video! It makes me really motivated to study and improve my languages as well! I actually started learning Korean after watching one of your videos, thinking it was a really beautiful language. I'm currently an exchange student in Japan, hoping my Japanese will improve as well.
Thanks for making such inspiring videos! :)
I can speak Spanish, French and English.
I'm learning Japanese, Italian and Korean.
:))
Dydy h that’s great you have all my support !!!
@@maremkr thank youu :))
Yo también estoy en el poceso de aprender Japonés :3
Same! Each language helps me to think faster in others languages, when you accept that you're a beginner, all becomes easy I think.
Eres español?
oh i'm italian >3
I can speak
Indonesian
Javanesse
Malay
English
Arabic
Japanesse
Saya juga bisa ketawa ,bareng anda !!!!
حقا؟
ketawa bareng nese*
Japanese and Javanese
Wong jowo?
ليش بتكزب ياوليد مابتعرف انو حرام وعيب ومش من الاداب والكذاب ؟ ماراح يبقالوا اصحاب ماراح يبقالوا اصحاب لالالا
This was amazing from start to finish! I love how when you switch languages, your accent and your tone naturally changes as well. Really inspiring!
Wow, your Korean is super good. Your grammar is 👌👌👌👌👌👌.
엄청난 재능에 감동받았어요^^*🙏😍
Junsoo Ahn 재능이란 말은 노력한자를 깍아내리는 말입니다
이런곳에서는 많이 노력한게 보인다는말이 어울릴꺼 같네요
❤❤❤
Asia Jungkook omg my name is Asia and I’m also a Jungkook/BTS fan 😂😂😂😂😂😂
재능이아니라 능력이라고 하면 딱맞을듯!
Lily Brown omg me too❤❤
It's been a while since I stop by your channel last time. I am so impressed to know that your Japanese and Chinese have been improved much. I'm a native Korean with a working knowledge of English, Japanese, Chinese, and studied a bit on Bahasa Indonesia, Vietnamese, and French. So, I caught a glimpse of your fluency level in those languages, which I realized was already good and still became better. You gave me a real challenge, driving me to start learning those languages again. Thanks.
What languages do I speak?(ranked by fluency)
-Japanese
-English
-Korean
-German
-Russian
-Serbian
-Bulgarian
I wanna learn:
-Vietnamese
-Cantonese
-Spanish
(This is a old asf comment, so I'm just adding on Nahuatl and Inuktitut since I speak those with my parents, however idk their grammar, and I mostly understand them rather then speaking them(my parents say something in inuktitut/nahuatl and I respond in english or Japanese) so yeah-)
(......Wait does that imply Actually Stephen can speak Cantonese?)
@@PickledJar.
(Yes, I'm pretty sure he's chinese and lives in the part of Canada that speaks Cantonese, not 100% sure though.)
@@面白いね-s8f Oh wow I had no idea, thats cool
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Hello! Wow it's amazing that you speak Serbian. I am from Serbia and Serbian is my native language. I am bilingual and I speak Serbian and English. I am studying Spanish right now. I would like to be a polyglot one day because there are so many languages and cultures that I love. For example I've always wanted to speak and understand Korean due to my love for kdramas lol
As a Chinese speaker I’m very impressed with your chinese! Although it’s pretty obvious that you’re a foreigner bc of the tones that were a little bit off, it’s still so amazing that you were able to learn this much! Keep going!
う…うまい！！！
To be honest I didn’t expect you would speak this natural Japanese before I actually watch this video. You’re so inspiring, I admire you.
This shows an amazing talent for language acquisition. Surely you've also put in a lot of work to have learned such a diverse set of languages. Keep it up!
Your Korean just naturally flows with use of congruent connectors and very well mastered pronunciation and intonation. Very impressive!
Wow, Lindie! I just found your profile and I must say that you are amazing! I also love languages and have a special interest right now for Afrikaans, which I am teaching myself (my thesis consists of a study of Afrikaans history as well). I lived in Cape Town for a while but was sadly unable to learn any Afrikaans (except for a couple of words). Anyway, if you are ever interested in learning Spanish (which is my mother tongue) I'd be more than happy to help! :)
I'm must say that ur pronunciation of your words were excellent and also thanks for representing us south Africans🇿🇦 u did great ❤
As an Indian ,I want to tell you बहुत अच्छी हिंदी बोली आपने( you speak very well hindi) cute prounciation 😊
Jyoti Mehta yesss!
heyy jyoti main bahot akela hoon, aao mujhse hindi me baat karo.!
@@KarenVanessaBuitrago depends on you I would say. If you pick up fast, then you can become fluent in Hindi in more or less than 6 months
Hi Lindie, I'm Vietnamese and I'm really amazed by your language skills! Your Vietnamese is really good although the pronunciation could be improved to sound more smoothly "native" (which is very normal and of course difficult for foreigners because of the tone marks) but you've done it so well. Now is already 2020 so I believe you've amazingly improved it and also other languages. Lindie cố lên, chúc Lindie master nhiều thứ tiếng và mong một ngày Lindie sẽ ghé thăm Việt Nam nhé!
Linda speak Vietnamese so good like pro
YOU ARE SO CUTE AND BEAUTIFUL AND SMART!
This video was so overwhelming for me, you're now my role model.
I started a couple of weeks ago to learn Portuguese. I already know English and my mother language is Romanian. I also know a LITTLE bit of French but just the basics you know..
Thank you for this video, I subbed
Aww you are amazing! That's my dream too to learn different languages! 💕
Wow I'm so jealous of you! You are really good at speaking many different languages. :) I wish I could speak several languages like you! Your video inspires me to keep studying. I'm recently studying Vietnamese! Thank you! :)
I speak 6 languages at the age of six
And I want to learn more languages, you have motivated me
Thank you for your video 🙏
Wow girl keep going !!!! Mashallaa ❤️
와우~~ 한국말은 너무 자연스럽네요. 그정도면 한국생활하는데 전혀 문제가 없을것 같네요.
You are soooooo cool!!! My home language is Mandarine, and I’m from Taiwan. Even though you still have a little bit of mistakes, I still fully understand without subtitles. Great job!
I’m learning French and Japanese right now.
Thank you! I just came back from Taiwan and I had a wonderful time!
한국말 진짜 잘한다,...
맞아요! 신기해요!!
yeah just very akward
Killer.rapper BabyPatty what do you mean by that? Like how she says it or
@@mqchi_thetic3636 She is just not a native speaker of Korean so that's normal. I also speak Korean but of course I dont sound totally natural because it's my second language. When you don't live in a country it's hard to sound like a native because there are many sounds we make and expressions we use that you can't learn in a book.
Sincerely Cinta ok cool so you learn those expressions of u lived there or
She:( speaking french like a pro and )"I have little difficulty in convo with french people "
Me: "bonjour"..I can speak french
😆
Actually she made some small errors on a basic lvl in what she said,but that's fair enough,considering that at that time she hadn't really been using the language for some time,from what she said. And by saying that she has this little difficulty having conversations with French people,she might've meant strictly understanding what they say to her. 'Cause idk about her,but for me French is still very difficult to understand when it's spoken at a faster/regular-ish pace and I don't need to have my mind occupied with half as many languages as she does
@@Riot076 moi aussi ! MDR
I've got no problem in reading and writing; but when it comes to listening, I have a really hard time trying to keep up with their pace. And then there's their contractions, I don't get their contractions half the time and they're doing it so often. Also, I seem to struggle with indentifying the boundary between two words hence I'm entirely lost for a couple of words when that happens. Guess it'll come with practice.