The Indians were so much more chill than the Chinese lol! The Chinese are like, "WHAT!!!???!?? YOU SPEAK CHINESE?" and the Indians were like, "Chips are over there..."
I think it's because Chinese people are surprised to hear him speak fluently and have an accent like a native speaker. With Hindi they can tell he's still learning.
That's because he is speaking very broken Hindi so they all must be thinking that he has an Indian friend who is teaching him Hindi. Besides he learnt all that in just 2 days. That is just insane. Give him 2 months he can be near perfect.
If someone deserves a Nobel Price of Peace is this guy. He's actually connecting a lot of people around the globe, and making us feel we are all the same human beings regardles cultures and languages.
That's just because not all the Indians you find are Hindi speakers. So, it's quite justified if people don't get impressed by hearing a language that's not their native tongue.
There is a huge Bengali speaking population in Jackson Heights. The first restaurant he passed on the corner is the Kabab King, e.g. The owner is Pakistani and the majority of the wait staff are from Bangladesh. Not all are Hindi speakers.
Yeah india has languages in every region and in those regions there are even different dialects. It's crazy we don't have a *true* national language but Hindi is the most common as most indian languages are connected so you can understand it to some extent
You guys say this but even for most Chinese in the US, they are Cantonese or Fuzhuan (idk how to spell it) so their mother tongue isn't even Mandarin it's their local dialect. The reality is just that Indians take less shit lmao
Oh my gosh you're SO AMAZING my mum is Sikh and spoke so many different Indian languages I spoke Hindi fluently as a child then lost it 😢 I found myself getting really emotional watching this, I would have loved to show this to my mum but I lost her to Cancer😢. She'd probably tell me off anyway for not learning her native tongue as an adult. 😁
@@kotathetragic9738 abhe saley when I said "I dont care" I don't mean mein ek foreigner huun. Mein Indian huin. Koi English log care bhi karta hai Jab ham English boltey hai?yeh sab humko hi jo itni problem hai. Also don't forget about the British samana
It is soooo hard to kick your first accent. My first foreign language was Spanish. I started learning Portuguese and Arabic, but I keep falling into a Spanish accent 🤣🤣🤣
@@12367kevin I picked up Spanish in the Marine Corps because I worked with soooo many Mexicans...so I speak with a strong Mexican accent (I've been told it's actually quite good, lol). I learned Arabic and Pashto overseas. I started Portuguese after being around Brazilians for the past few years.... so the short answer is: I learned it all from being around all these people 🤷♂️
@@Rittika19 india don't have any official language at all..its diverse..but since we are adopting more of a western culture now so literally 60% indians learn to speak hindi from early age, for education and conmection purposes
@@justadey_ no. India has 23 national/official languages. Out of which English is the most commonly known nation wide. Other languages usage depends on the state & they are mostly originated from that state - eng is an exception to that. Either way, most Indians have perfect English. The accent varies state wise which makes Americans think that it's "not perfect " - but grammatically it is .
I just realized, if Xiaoma is able to learn more Hindi, he'll be able to speak in 4 of the most widely used languages in the world. Honestly, props to him for his amazing level of tenacity.
Same, lol. My parents are native Indians but I grew up in the states and this guy already speaks better than me in 24 hours vs. 24 years. I really respect him trying to speak it to complete strangers, I get so nervous for sounding stupid.
I'm just starting to learn Hindi. The alphabet is kinda easy to understand to be honest. I just wish there were better resources for me to learn. Most language learning apps don't even have Hindi as an option. I want to learn because my boss is from Mumbai and he speaks it, so I want to surprise him by casually speaking in his native tongue
Don’t be too hard on yourself. You also don’t have 2.5 mil subscribers to do it for! (On second thought, not sure if that will make you feel better or worse lol...)
Because you're not focused or dedicated. Even in the mediums you consume like anime, marvel etc those fictional characters put in hours, blood sweat and tears to achieve what was written for them to get so if you want dedication and now in the other way you're going to have to work for it as gigi said above. You can't sit there and say "I wish I was him" and then move on the next minute and not make changes. As Sun tzu said: If the mind is willing, the flesh could go on and on without many things. Its just mental games dude. Keep strong
I like how in every language his first instinctive step is to learn the equivalent of "yes" and then use it multiple times as a filler between sentences like "yesyesyesyesyes"
Remember, his job is to learn languages, and he’s putting himself under immense pressure to learn just the basic and simple rules, so don’t feel too bad that a professional language learner can do something better, it’s his job.
He's also learning simple phrases and common responses. He only knows key phrases where you have a more solid grasp of structure, grammar, and a more robust vocabulary. Don't feel bad.
Language learning is actually a skill you can master and get better at and he knows I’d say abt 3-4 so he’s pretty much mastered this skill, so don’t take it too hard my dude 🤣 😅 Edit ≈ 4:51 is another reason as well, when you learn another language that differs from your own ofc at first it will be hard to grasp but at some point you’ll be able to understand how it works, so when you learn another language that uses the same if not similar type of rules will be easier 😊
@Richi RIch He still sounds like a foreigner but Learning this much in 24Hrs is pretty impressive. It'll take years to master Proper Indian Hindi Accent exactly like he spent years on mastering Taiwanese, Cantonese And Fouzhounese In their regional accent. Love this guy :)
Plot twist: Xiaoma only learns languages so he can order the off menu specials at the local foreign restaurants. It’s not languages he’s interested in, it’s the food.
Honestly thats not a bad approach. I mean for these Indian places, everyone understands English pretty well so it wouldn't make much of a difference but if you went to Flushing or China Town, knowing the language can make a big difference where it feels sometimes like no one speaks English. Especially for someone like me or even Arieh/Xiaoma who can't eat everything because of religious diet restrictions.
It used to be girls for me (the infamous "pillow method"), but now it's definitely food! Married to a Hungarian girl 13 years ago, so now I speak a bit of Hungarian as well.
To be fair, English class is more so the grammar, punctuation, and sentence structure rather than actual speaking. A lot of people struggle with that side of the language but can have a very wide vocabulary when it comes to speaking.
Well to be fair, you (born and raised American) do put far too many Z's in words and miss out U's where they are meant to be ;) to qualify as speaking English /s
@@ChuckFickens1972 look man. I can't help that most words are so much cooler when you add z's. Tell me that "Chuck Fickenz" isn't an order of magnitude cooler than Chuck Fickens! 🤣 I was gonna use z in my name but I couldn't pronounce it 😭💤
I love Hindi so much! All the vowels and consonants are intimidating and the sentence structure is hard to get used to when you're coming from Germanic SVO languages, but it's really powerful once you learn it! ❤️
Really impressive. I’m a South Indian, and it took me 3 years to reach fluent pronounciation. Thanks a lot to my mom watching Yeh Rishta Kya Kehlata hein more than Hindi taught from my school lmao.
I mean for 24 hours sure it's amazing... My pet peeve is the hard 'D' sound he uses, but I guess for Americans it takes a long time to get rid of that. I hope he keeps it up though... Its way more interesting to me than his Chinese videos, for obvious reasons 😄
hes pretty good for someone who’s only learned tor 24 hours. however, it isnt perfect by any means. still really really REALLLY impressive. he resembles the typical “foreigner who learned hindi” accent. you’ll be able to distinguish from a native speaker. still its awesome. i wish i’d be able to learn languages that fast.
I wish, google translate just translates everything literally and doesn’t rearrange the words to make sense in the other language’s grammar structure. It just makes it total gibberish.
@@evakeeslar1766 technically they’re helping you, if you had the literal translation, it would be total gibberish to the language you’re translating to. I’ve never heard of someone not wanting the grammar to be correct.
@@soccergoal818 you’re not making any sense. I’m saying I wish google translate would translate it SO THAT THE GRAMMAR IS CORRECT in the language being translated to. Instead it only translates literally, word after word, from the original language to the translated language, which is gibberish and makes no sense in the end language. Why would you want English sentence structure in a language that doesn’t follow English sentence structure?
Hindi is hard if you don't start when your kids are born. I learned Hindi before English even in America and that made it much easier because my brain was then wired to think in Hindi but learning English was easy because I could learn from the hundreds of natural English speakers around me in America. That is why I taught my kids Hindi and French before they turned 6 and started teaching them English at age 5 so they were wired in both Hindi and French while they learned English from their teachers and friends.
I am a white guy immersed in a South Asian society (Brampton Ontario) and many other non South Asians fled the city when an influx of Punjabis moved into the area, I took it upon myself to learn Punjabi to communicate with the newcomers
That's a real shame, very sad. When I lived in the area near where this video was made the only people who were nice to me there were mainly Sikhs and Hindus. I what really appreciated about Sikhs and Hindus was that they weren't haters. Well at least that was my experience.
Damn ur so nice, once I moved outta Brampton I realized how much ppl hated it. Lived there 15 years loved every second it's such a nice city I don't get why ppl hate it and the diversity only makes it better.
@RithiKRockZ you don't have to know hindi,, tamil is a national language, its good to learn though same goes to hindi speakers; learn dravidian languages
@शिरीष ರಾಮಾಯ thank you for pointing this out because sm1 that is not a Hindi speaker to me this seems incredibly impressive and I'm sure it still is but it does come across as if he's somewhat proficient but now that you've pointed it out it does seem like he's memorizing key phrases in kind of filling it in from there
I speak punjabi and hindi and it's actually insane that you learned hindi that fast. Like it's honestly good and the fact that you did it in 2 days is unbelievable. Great job
I am so happy you learnt Hindi...I also realised that Hindi can be difficult for foreigners...but Indians can speak Hindi fluently beacuse it's their language...thankyou for trying...lots of love from India
Indians can speak Hindi fluently because it’s their language. 🤦♀️ So glad you pointed that out. But actually you mean SOME Indians can speak Hindi fluently, because there are parts of India such as Tamil Nadu, Hindi isnt widely spoken.
His dedication to learning languages is impressive. Also, spending all day with tutors had to be pretty expensive. Private instruction when learning anything isn't cheap.
I've been trying to teach myself chinese for like 2 years. I can understand a little and ask where the bathroom is, that kinda thing, still pathetic. Its incredible you can learn even the basics of a language in 24hrs. You have a very special, talented mind. So glad you're using it for good :)
@@megh1058 well I know a bit more than that. But i know what you mean. I'm sure if i sat down like that with tutors and stuff I'd be a lot more competent. That being said I still would be no where near the level he can get to with a language after 24 hours. That was more the point I was trying to make :p
He didn't learn Hindi. He just knows a handful of sentences because he has put 24 hours into learning it by repetition. I appreciate he did it within 24 hours though!
Young man, you have such a gift when it comes to languages. I only know English, and learning new languages just doesn't come naturally to me. You're amazing, and I love watching your videos. It shows so much respect when you speak to someone in their own language.
Everyone always seems to me too how "he hasn't actually learned the language" but what you fail to realize if you can learn the language enough to speak and understand day to day stuff, that is how you then branch in to more of the specifics of the language. The sheer fact that this can lead to networking with local Hindi speakers is a huge bonus. Also it's not as easy as you think to even remember the amount he has and to speak it to a degree it's understood and to understand it when a native is speaking it.
That’s simply not true. Listening skills don’t come out of nowhere, and most of the speakers didn’t seem to particularly care he was speaking Hindi, they just gave short responses to his question. It’s much more pragmatic to focus on comprehension and vocabulary building for a while and then speak. You can only practice what you’ve already learned.
Saim Inayatullah I disagree as most people become disheartened and give up when they don’t speak the language so they quit. I think learning a week of sentence mining first and THEN doing grammar and vocabulary accumulation is the best.
@Liqrit Rs Sure, motivation is important and early speaking can help with that. That's not what Xiaoma is doing though, is he? He learned a handful of basic phrases from tutors and then used them on uninterested South Asians. What did Xiaoma, or anyone, learn from the exchange "ye kya hai", "chips", "dhanyavaad dhanyavaad thank you"? Did he actually elicit new language from the native, did he make any sort of connection?
@@saiminayatullah6620 of course not. You and I both not he made no connection to anyone. Do you disagree with me that motivation is not the most important? Motivation and a purpose?
@@liqritrs8391 Yes, I agree motivation is important. Which is why am completely against Xiaoma's clickbaity videos where he pretends to learn languages much faster than he is actually learning them, it destroys the motivation of normal people who don't know better and don't realise how Xiaoma actually hasn't learned much of anything.
No we say thanks bro Because we indians does not speak hindi we speak hinglish thats hindi + english. Only in formal scenarios either we speak hindi or mostly english. I bet 10 yrs from future our indian accent will be more like British or American. I hope so.
@Aman Kale, brah seriously? Honestly, how many times have you said “dhanyavad” like this guy in the video does to someone in the last year? “Thank you” or “Shukriya” I can believe. But ain’t no way you running around saying “dhanyavad”
I speak French, Spanish & English all three fluently. I am Mexican raised by a Mexican mother and half French father. I was born here in the states. I am learning to speak German, Chinese & Arabic and it’s all thank to you! Keep up the good work
My mom and I were in Jackson heights that day, because we lived near there (we moved two weeks ago) and I saw him and thought he was just some random white guy. Now I realize it was him and regret not talking to him ugh.
Probably because his Hindi is nowhere near the level of his Chinese (Mandarin especially, but his knowledge of Cantonese and Fuzhounese are pretty solid too).
KitKatMeow I just feel like Asians are very sarcastic. Like if you say a joke they will laugh so hard even if the joke wasn't so good. They are very simple people.
It's probably because of his accent and how most of the Indian people here met didn't have Hindi as their main language. His Chinese accent sounds better
Well they mostly replied in English which means they can prob tell his level of Hindi isn’t good based on his vocab and accent. Regardless that’s amazing for less than a day of studying
It really is an incredible feeling when you can utilize a language in real situations. I'll never forget the elderly German lady who helped me get back to my hostel when I got lost in Stuttgart.
I wonder if my local Indian supermarket has loads of toothpastes, because i'm looking for some different kinds of toothpastes, like liquorice and cranberry or something.
@@serjdown8760 at least in the visa process they do (haven't actually entered into the US yet), they also ask you if you ever committed genocide and a lot of stuff like that
He didn't learn Hindi, this is deceiving. I am a fellow polyglot but he is barely A1 obviously in one day. He is using a few memorized phrases and fillers to artificially inflate his ability.
Ok so your a genius in your capability to learn languages quickly. I wanted to learn Chinese but that was 6 months ago and all I can say is....hi and hi how are you....lord have mercy!
Dope bid! Thts funny you added tht bit near the end. Learning yet another complex language and act like you didn't know there was a time difference. Awesome vids man
I'm surprised this guy hasn't been recruited by the CIA yet by the rate at which he learns languages. He could be a very valuable agent for this country.
Learning a different language isn’t that hard tbh I know 7 different language but it took me years I’m 16 rn my parents kinda forced it on me currently learning Japanese now and it’s really easy because 10% of Japanese words are English words and the pronunciation is very similar to Spanish
@@zerotwosixty7416 wait did u just say Japanese pronunciation is similar to Spanish whattttt I would think more Korean or Chinese would be similar never heard of spanish being similar
Zienna Lee yea I found it really weird because I was able to pronounce a lot of the words perfectly because the places where you put your tongue to make the sound is also very similar.
Ok, I've got the first part of immersing myself with the cuisine, Chinese, Italian, Spanish, Indian, Mexican, German. Now I'm too heavy to fly anywhere.!!!
You sir, are amazing!! You ever thought about doind languages as a Major? You are a beast at learning. My hats off to you. Makes me wanna learn a new language and connect with the ppl!! Kudos!!
this guy is a robot...how is he learning these languages so fast ? kudos to him im still struggling to learn spanish lol
He's not really learning the language, he's just memorizing key phrases.
John in 24 hours
Once you learn 3 it’s very easy to link then and learn others bc most are built from others.
Kudos that’s not even a word 😂
Wendy Combe yes it is wat
Xiaoma can't shock anyone with Mandarin and Spanish anymore in NY. He's too popular. So now he switched to Hindi lol
And yet he couldn't find an Indian who is shocked because of his Hindi. I guess, COVID brings this
Unfortunately for his channel, Indian people tend to hide shock towards strangers very well.
@@rahulr1305 it could also have something to do with how diverse india is .. i mean it's not uncommon to meet indians who don't speak hindi
@dave16332 I am an Indian. And I appreciate the effort that others put to learn Hindi.
Try Arabic 😌🤓
Him: I speak Chinese and Hindi
Chinese People: WHAAAT??!?!
Indians: Understandable have a nice day
almost all indians speak more than 1 or 2 languages
@@leedee22z8 2? I speak 5 and where I live in India it's normal lmaoo
@@leedee22z8 2? I speak 5 and where I live in India it's normal lmaoo
@@ivlivsvalerivsmaiorianvs3884 'more than'
Also his Hindi is probably very broken so it's not as impressive as speaking Mandarin, Cantonese, and Fujianese fluently
He learn so fast cause he's not afraid to speak in public
He's not afraid to make mistakes, either, he just uses what he knows and gratefully accepts corrections!
I’m the opposite
Yes spot on! I do the same, not afraid to jump right into it works like a charm all the time!
The Indians were so much more chill than the Chinese lol! The Chinese are like, "WHAT!!!???!?? YOU SPEAK CHINESE?" and the Indians were like, "Chips are over there..."
I think it's because Chinese people are surprised to hear him speak fluently and have an accent like a native speaker. With Hindi they can tell he's still learning.
He looks West Indian. I didn't see culture shock
Some parts of india and China are both very busy but I found Indian shopping to be more rush rush
That's because he is speaking very broken Hindi so they all must be thinking that he has an Indian friend who is teaching him Hindi. Besides he learnt all that in just 2 days. That is just insane. Give him 2 months he can be near perfect.
Lol
Man has tapped into the biggest audience of the platform.
Pure genius
This comment is gold😂
Exactly!
Got to lure them all
@@basubaskey8324 Got to lure them using bitch lasagna.
giving violinist kohei a run for his money
This guy used to open his books a day before exam and still top.
He is GOAT
Imagine it's true thoo lmao
seriously yrr
@ARGHA BHATTACHARYA ok then I will spam reply
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If someone deserves a Nobel Price of Peace is this guy.
He's actually connecting a lot of people around the globe, and making us feel we are all the same human beings regardles cultures and languages.
I second that!
yes he is performing a valuable function.
He makes me feel inferior
This guy and loushu are reasons I'm going to learn a language. Probably Spanish because I can use it.
I like your comment! =)
Bro this guy needs to chill out he’s making me feel like a tomato
*potato
i feel like a cabbage
Brian L no, I specifically feel like a tomato
@Weeb Memeist64 Pickle Rick?
Xioama plays basketball 😂
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Te amo
The way the Hindi teacher acted like he was leaving so Xiaoma could say "where are you going?" Lol!
That Hindi teacher deserves a raise🤕😅👏🤗
The Indians in NY don’t seem to be as impressed as the Chinese.
That's just because not all the Indians you find are Hindi speakers. So, it's quite justified if people don't get impressed by hearing a language that's not their native tongue.
There is a huge Bengali speaking population in Jackson Heights. The first restaurant he passed on the corner is the Kabab King, e.g. The owner is Pakistani and the majority of the wait staff are from Bangladesh. Not all are Hindi speakers.
Yeah india has languages in every region and in those regions there are even different dialects. It's crazy we don't have a *true* national language but Hindi is the most common as most indian languages are connected so you can understand it to some extent
Reaction could be cultural too. Chinese in general don’t give a f*ck and will say anything on their mind. Lol
You guys say this but even for most Chinese in the US, they are Cantonese or Fuzhuan (idk how to spell it) so their mother tongue isn't even Mandarin it's their local dialect. The reality is just that Indians take less shit lmao
Oh my gosh you're SO AMAZING my mum is Sikh and spoke so many different Indian languages I spoke Hindi fluently as a child then lost it 😢 I found myself getting really emotional watching this, I would have loved to show this to my mum but I lost her to Cancer😢. She'd probably tell me off anyway for not learning her native tongue as an adult. 😁
Damn that's Sikh
@@youreright3802 her mother dies,hows that "sick"..stop spitting 12 yer old sarcasm on unusual place
@@justadey_ you must be fun at parties
@@youreright3802 😂
@@justadey_ oooooooooooooofff
Indians love it when a foreigners speak in Hindi. Hats off to your dedication bro. Keep up the good work
@@offbeatsofficial congratulations
@@offbeatsofficial Goodbye!
@@offbeatsofficial What they mean is they don't care what you say and neither do I sir 😉
@@kotathetragic9738 abhe saley when I said "I dont care" I don't mean mein ek foreigner huun. Mein Indian huin. Koi English log care bhi karta hai Jab ham English boltey hai?yeh sab humko hi jo itni problem hai. Also don't forget about the British samana
good think
He speaks Hindi with a Chinese accent 😂❤️
Yes I agree with you
It is soooo hard to kick your first accent. My first foreign language was Spanish. I started learning Portuguese and Arabic, but I keep falling into a Spanish accent 🤣🤣🤣
@@JSRoman-nx1uw Where did you learn from?
@@12367kevin I picked up Spanish in the Marine Corps because I worked with soooo many Mexicans...so I speak with a strong Mexican accent (I've been told it's actually quite good, lol). I learned Arabic and Pashto overseas. I started Portuguese after being around Brazilians for the past few years.... so the short answer is: I learned it all from being around all these people 🤷♂️
Thank you for this insight. I can't hear the difference, but I love knowing it's there.
Getting hold of both Chinese and Indian audience? Damn bro.
Id love to see him learn Tagalog or Thai
As well as the Spanish audience. Our man is speaking direct to the world.
English, Mandarin, and Spanish are the big 3. Hindi/ Urdu is top 10 though.
Absolutely, this guy is a beast.
T Doran not sure, I don’t speak it myself but think it’s a stunning language and would love to see how he would be able to pick it up :)
Alternate title: Indians shock white man by perfect English😂
huh-
😂
English is the official language in India xD Unless you're from rural places, almost every Indian knows English since childhood
@@Rittika19 india don't have any official language at all..its diverse..but since we are adopting more of a western culture now so literally 60% indians learn to speak hindi from early age, for education and conmection purposes
@@justadey_ no. India has 23 national/official languages. Out of which English is the most commonly known nation wide. Other languages usage depends on the state & they are mostly originated from that state - eng is an exception to that.
Either way, most Indians have perfect English. The accent varies state wise which makes Americans think that it's "not perfect " - but grammatically it is .
Him: take a 10 min break & get back to studying
Me: 10 min break turns into 2 hours of watching YT
Get back to work lol!
Ashly Chalupnik 😂
So true dude Haha
Relatable af
Doing that rn
I just realized, if Xiaoma is able to learn more Hindi, he'll be able to speak in 4 of the most widely used languages in the world. Honestly, props to him for his amazing level of tenacity.
@@samiah1544 English lol
@@samiah1544 bruhhhh
Samiah Chinese, ENGLISH
Next up french, or arabic
not that it wasnt cool before but now that you put it that way its so fucking cool baha
Bro his Hindi after a day sounds like mine after 25 years LOL
From which part of india are you from?
Same, lol. My parents are native Indians but I grew up in the states and this guy already speaks better than me in 24 hours vs. 24 years. I really respect him trying to speak it to complete strangers, I get so nervous for sounding stupid.
I'm just starting to learn Hindi. The alphabet is kinda easy to understand to be honest. I just wish there were better resources for me to learn. Most language learning apps don't even have Hindi as an option. I want to learn because my boss is from Mumbai and he speaks it, so I want to surprise him by casually speaking in his native tongue
@@ChristopherTradeshow @choudharyvedant my insta id hit me up if you want to learn 👌
Lol
As an Indian I can confirm that even after 6 years of hindi lessons you speak better than me lol
😂
"even" 6 years...lol
To be fair, he's at least somewhat talented and also very experienced in language learning, so Xiaoma's got a lot going for him
The first teacher was quite amazing with the way he taught.
I am here THANK YOU 😊
i think the same ❤️
@@HindustaniTongue damnnnn, I wasn't expecting you hahaha. Great work sir👌
@@ayushx1 Thank you Ayush
Hindi Learning TV do you have a website where one can sign up to be a student? Thank you
When you learn Hindi and they speak Punjabi :)
Most punjabi people can speak hindi
They’ll still reply don’t worry..! The script is different but spoken language has a lot of commonality
@@aks9350 most not everyone expect some old uncles bcz punjabi is too much simillar to hindi i m punjabi too.
If you speak Hindi you'll be able to understand Punjabi fine after a little bit of listening.
When you know hindi you will know 4 dialects cause they sound similar
"If you're lazy like me"
~Hyper polyglot learning a new language in 24 hours.
came here to say this too lmao
HvyMetal4Ever he must mean physically lazy 😂.
"For really lazy people like me!"
Me: You're not lazy, you literally learned a whole new language in a day lol
Why can’t I have 2% of the dedication he has...?
Start with 15 one day, do 15 minutes the next, and so on.... in six months how much will you have learned? 😊 If you miss a day, don't give up!
Because he earns lots of money for doing this
Don’t be too hard on yourself. You also don’t have 2.5 mil subscribers to do it for! (On second thought, not sure if that will make you feel better or worse lol...)
Because you're not focused or dedicated. Even in the mediums you consume like anime, marvel etc those fictional characters put in hours, blood sweat and tears to achieve what was written for them to get so if you want dedication and now in the other way you're going to have to work for it as gigi said above. You can't sit there and say "I wish I was him" and then move on the next minute and not make changes. As Sun tzu said: If the mind is willing, the flesh could go on and on without many things. Its just mental games dude. Keep strong
@@Khaymanssbm That's what I wanted to say, you did it before me. Thanks! :)
I like how in every language his first instinctive step is to learn the equivalent of "yes" and then use it multiple times as a filler between sentences like "yesyesyesyesyes"
that shit would not work in German LOL
just imagining someone interrupting a sentence with Ja Ja Ja
.... LOL
Anyone else with ADD find this level of attention unbelievable?!
Yeah I take a ten minute break that turns into an hour and a half of RUclips
Yeah there’s no way lol
Yea bro, 1 hour work 20 min break
There's not enough Adderall in the world for me to be able to do that
Dude for real
“Did you take a class with another teacher”
12 hours later
yes
Underrated 🤣🤣🤣❤️
Him: learning languages too fast
Duolingo has left the chat
Imagine someone walks up and says "hi there, how are you?" And you have a mental breakdown because someone else speaks your language
Your profile picture makes this more funny
I mean if I moved to Indonesia and a random Indonesian came up to me and could speak English I’d be pretty happy
@@angelagwen1818 yeah but I wouldnt have a stroke
What it’s taken me all my 18 years to learn, my man will prolly learn in 48 hours. Now my entire life has come into question...
Remember, his job is to learn languages, and he’s putting himself under immense pressure to learn just the basic and simple rules, so don’t feel too bad that a professional language learner can do something better, it’s his job.
He's also learning simple phrases and common responses. He only knows key phrases where you have a more solid grasp of structure, grammar, and a more robust vocabulary. Don't feel bad.
I have some Indian relatives and i cant speak Hindi. I can only speak English. And he knows a lot of languages.
Well that's pathetic lol
Language learning is actually a skill you can master and get better at and he knows I’d say abt 3-4 so he’s pretty much mastered this skill, so don’t take it too hard my dude 🤣 😅
Edit ≈ 4:51 is another reason as well, when you learn another language that differs from your own ofc at first it will be hard to grasp but at some point you’ll be able to understand how it works, so when you learn another language that uses the same if not similar type of rules will be easier 😊
Good god that tutoring schedule is insane. Xiaoma’s discipline is legendary. Sad that not one Hindi speaker is impressed he speaks Hindi 😂
You definitely in the future have to go to new Delhi, India and see all the reactions you will get by speaking to the locals 😂
@Richi RIch He still sounds like a foreigner but Learning this much in 24Hrs is pretty impressive. It'll take years to master Proper Indian Hindi Accent exactly like he spent years on mastering Taiwanese, Cantonese And Fouzhounese In their regional accent. Love this guy :)
Up!
Plot twist:
Xiaoma only learns languages so he can order the off menu specials at the local foreign restaurants.
It’s not languages he’s interested in, it’s the food.
Honestly that's why I learn languages too 🤣 food #1 priority
He orders food in every video!
That is a completely valid reason everyone hides the good stuff
Honestly thats not a bad approach. I mean for these Indian places, everyone understands English pretty well so it wouldn't make much of a difference but if you went to Flushing or China Town, knowing the language can make a big difference where it feels sometimes like no one speaks English. Especially for someone like me or even Arieh/Xiaoma who can't eat everything because of religious diet restrictions.
It used to be girls for me (the infamous "pillow method"), but now it's definitely food! Married to a Hungarian girl 13 years ago, so now I speak a bit of Hungarian as well.
This guy: learning all the languages of the world
Me (born and raised American): failed my way through English class
To be fair, English class is more so the grammar, punctuation, and sentence structure rather than actual speaking. A lot of people struggle with that side of the language but can have a very wide vocabulary when it comes to speaking.
Atleast you'll get an A in School shooting
I can't believe I have all this free time but can't put myself to learn a new language
Well to be fair, you (born and raised American) do put far too many Z's in words and miss out U's where they are meant to be ;) to qualify as speaking English /s
@@ChuckFickens1972 look man. I can't help that most words are so much cooler when you add z's. Tell me that "Chuck Fickenz" isn't an order of magnitude cooler than Chuck Fickens! 🤣 I was gonna use z in my name but I couldn't pronounce it 😭💤
I love Hindi so much! All the vowels and consonants are intimidating and the sentence structure is hard to get used to when you're coming from Germanic SVO languages, but it's really powerful once you learn it! ❤️
Hindi speaking peeps, how is his accent? The way he picks up on accents so quick is really impressive.
Really impressive. I’m a South Indian, and it took me 3 years to reach fluent pronounciation. Thanks a lot to my mom watching Yeh Rishta Kya Kehlata hein more than Hindi taught from my school lmao.
@Houston Rockets nah. His name is in Tamil. So he definitely is from Tamil Nadu.
Nah. Malayali.
I mean for 24 hours sure it's amazing... My pet peeve is the hard 'D' sound he uses, but I guess for Americans it takes a long time to get rid of that. I hope he keeps it up though... Its way more interesting to me than his Chinese videos, for obvious reasons 😄
hes pretty good for someone who’s only learned tor 24 hours. however, it isnt perfect by any means. still really really REALLLY impressive.
he resembles the typical “foreigner who learned hindi” accent. you’ll be able to distinguish from a native speaker. still its awesome.
i wish i’d be able to learn languages that fast.
Anyone that can learn languages this fast has to be super intelligent. Truly very impressive!
If google translate was a guy:
Underrated comment
I wish, google translate just translates everything literally and doesn’t rearrange the words to make sense in the other language’s grammar structure. It just makes it total gibberish.
@@evakeeslar1766 technically they’re helping you, if you had the literal translation, it would be total gibberish to the language you’re translating to. I’ve never heard of someone not wanting the grammar to be correct.
@@soccergoal818 you’re not making any sense. I’m saying I wish google translate would translate it SO THAT THE GRAMMAR IS CORRECT in the language being translated to. Instead it only translates literally, word after word, from the original language to the translated language, which is gibberish and makes no sense in the end language. Why would you want English sentence structure in a language that doesn’t follow English sentence structure?
@@evakeeslar1766 Wow you need to re read your comment because you literally commented the opposite.
If u think that THIS Indian language is hard, you will have a nightmare learning tamil
Agreed.
THIS indian language is more common thats why
Tamil isn’t t universal right?
Well, he’s learning Mandarin which is by far the most difficult language in the world.
@@whatyouthinkyoubecome7 Mandarin grammar is much easier than Hindi.
It took me 10 years to learn hindi, and I am indian. Damn dude 😂😂
Hindi is hard if you don't start when your kids are born. I learned Hindi before English even in America and that made it much easier because my brain was then wired to think in Hindi but learning English was easy because I could learn from the hundreds of natural English speakers around me in America. That is why I taught my kids Hindi and French before they turned 6 and started teaching them English at age 5 so they were wired in both Hindi and French while they learned English from their teachers and friends.
Very true agreed
In metric year I took Hindi tution but no English ,still ended up getting more marks in English(Hindi se jaan chutti hai class 11mai)
I learned Hindi just watching cartoons 😂😅😅 (btw Hindi isn't my mother tongue)
Lmao I've been learning Hindi for 12 years and I just pass my way through in all my exams😂😭
Plot twist : It actually took him 12 hours to learn hindi, He just made it 24 Hours because he is so humble.
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I am a white guy immersed in a South Asian society (Brampton Ontario) and many other non South Asians fled the city when an influx of Punjabis moved into the area, I took it upon myself to learn Punjabi to communicate with the newcomers
That’s awesome- Punjabi
That's a real shame, very sad. When I lived in the area near where this video was made the only people who were nice to me there were mainly Sikhs and Hindus. I what really appreciated about Sikhs and Hindus was that they weren't haters. Well at least that was my experience.
Damn ur so nice, once I moved outta Brampton I realized how much ppl hated it. Lived there 15 years loved every second it's such a nice city I don't get why ppl hate it and the diversity only makes it better.
Thats awesome bro! I am actually from Hamilton!
I'm from Hamilton too I have friends from Brampton.
This guy learning Hindi in 24 hrs.
I am unable to learn English at 24.
if you tried you could learn just as mush english as he did hindi in 24hours + hindi is much harder
English is very easy
@RithiKRockZ hindi is hard bro and I'm pretty sure Tamil is hard too
@RithiKRockZ you don't have to know hindi,, tamil is a national language, its good to learn though same goes to hindi speakers; learn dravidian languages
@RithiKRockZ English ain't hard it's just we are not that interested in perfecting it, must be cuz they are widely spoken and lost their uniqueness
So how long have you been fluent in hindi?
Yesterday.
@शिरीष ರಾಮಾಯ no need to be rude man. Atleast he's trying and that's what matters.
@शिरीष ರಾಮಾಯ Alright then. Sorry for misunderstanding.
@शिरीष ರಾಮಾಯ thank you for pointing this out because sm1 that is not a Hindi speaker to me this seems incredibly impressive and I'm sure it still is but it does come across as if he's somewhat proficient but now that you've pointed it out it does seem like he's memorizing key phrases in kind of filling it in from there
शिरीष ರಾಮಾಯ you're completely missing the point...
It is still hard task like to see you learn Chinese in 1 day do half as good as him
Xiaoma said too many of the locals know him in the Asian neighborhoods so he gotta change it up 😂😂😂😂
Xioama plays basketball 😂
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Te amo
I speak punjabi and hindi and it's actually insane that you learned hindi that fast. Like it's honestly good and the fact that you did it in 2 days is unbelievable. Great job
learn hindi to talk to someone then find out they only speak tamil
😃😃
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😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
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Bengali might have been more useful. :D
This is so inspiring. I’ve been learning Portuguese for the past 7 months, your vids inspire me to keep going!
Interesting, but why Portuguese? É uma língua que não é muito útil, eu acho ahaha
I am so happy you learnt Hindi...I also realised that Hindi can be difficult for foreigners...but Indians can speak Hindi fluently beacuse it's their language...thankyou for trying...lots of love from India
Indians can speak Hindi fluently because it’s their language. 🤦♀️
So glad you pointed that out.
But actually you mean SOME Indians can speak Hindi fluently, because there are parts of India such as Tamil Nadu, Hindi isnt widely spoken.
If we ever get a visit from Aliens, can we all just agree and make sure this guy is front and centre so we know what the hell they be talking about...
👍 pure brilliance
we Indians appreciate the effort :) thanks for the representation! 🇮🇳❤️
@@zahinvishnu678 I bet you’re fun at parties.
@@TheMightyFaye what an original comment, IQ must be through the roof!
@@zahinvishnu678 you’re on the internet bashing a guy who’s inspiring millions of people to learn language. Get a day job.
@@TheMightyFaye don't worry about the haters, I'm super impressed by his effort!
@@zahinvishnu678 do you are have stupid
Mfw when someone comes up to and starts speaking to me in Hindi randomly at school
Me: bro I'm Tamil
Same lol
Same but Malayalam
What's even worse is when they think "Indian" is the language lol
same but gujarati, ill still understand tho bc of bollywood
& most of foreigners think India's national language is Hindi & all knows Hindi, I feel very angry...
Him being scared to speak Hindi is like me being scared to talk to literally anyone
His dedication to learning languages is impressive. Also, spending all day with tutors had to be pretty expensive. Private instruction when learning anything isn't cheap.
Don't forget when we're liking, commenting and subscribing were paying for it lool
NICE bro!! You must try some biryani when you get a chance please
Hai
Ohh here comes the official ambassador of biryani 😂😂😂
Man!! You had to continue your NE Indian vlogs.!
F**k corona
@@carrymeenaaunty4452 So True bro😂😂
there are better shit than briyani
I've been trying to teach myself chinese for like 2 years. I can understand a little and ask where the bathroom is, that kinda thing, still pathetic.
Its incredible you can learn even the basics of a language in 24hrs. You have a very special, talented mind. So glad you're using it for good :)
If you dedicate 24 hours to only learning mandarin, I’m sure you’ll at least get past where the bathroom is.
@@megh1058 well I know a bit more than that. But i know what you mean. I'm sure if i sat down like that with tutors and stuff I'd be a lot more competent. That being said I still would be no where near the level he can get to with a language after 24 hours. That was more the point I was trying to make :p
Kevin G Oh okay. Well, yeah you’re right. Even I’m trying to learn mandarin and I’m at a very basic level
我的中文不好 :( 我学了中文两个月。I can say a bit more but that's it.. lol and my wife is chinese so I even have an advantage but I'm still terrible xD
Jia You!
Me: I want to learn English in 6 months
XIAOMA: White Guy Learns Hindi in 24 Hours.
He didn't learn Hindi. He just knows a handful of sentences because he has put 24 hours into learning it by repetition. I appreciate he did it within 24 hours though!
Your username is grammatically wrong
A D N A N Ø why?
Young man, you have such a gift when it comes to languages. I only know English, and learning new languages just doesn't come naturally to me. You're amazing, and I love watching your videos. It shows so much respect when you speak to someone in their own language.
Everyone always seems to me too how "he hasn't actually learned the language" but what you fail to realize if you can learn the language enough to speak and understand day to day stuff, that is how you then branch in to more of the specifics of the language. The sheer fact that this can lead to networking with local Hindi speakers is a huge bonus. Also it's not as easy as you think to even remember the amount he has and to speak it to a degree it's understood and to understand it when a native is speaking it.
That’s simply not true. Listening skills don’t come out of nowhere, and most of the speakers didn’t seem to particularly care he was speaking Hindi, they just gave short responses to his question. It’s much more pragmatic to focus on comprehension and vocabulary building for a while and then speak. You can only practice what you’ve already learned.
Saim Inayatullah I disagree as most people become disheartened and give up when they don’t speak the language so they quit. I think learning a week of sentence mining first and THEN doing grammar and vocabulary accumulation is the best.
@Liqrit Rs Sure, motivation is important and early speaking can help with that.
That's not what Xiaoma is doing though, is he? He learned a handful of basic phrases from tutors and then used them on uninterested South Asians. What did Xiaoma, or anyone, learn from the exchange "ye kya hai", "chips", "dhanyavaad dhanyavaad thank you"? Did he actually elicit new language from the native, did he make any sort of connection?
@@saiminayatullah6620 of course not. You and I both not he made no connection to anyone.
Do you disagree with me that motivation is not the most important? Motivation and a purpose?
@@liqritrs8391 Yes, I agree motivation is important. Which is why am completely against Xiaoma's clickbaity videos where he pretends to learn languages much faster than he is actually learning them, it destroys the motivation of normal people who don't know better and don't realise how Xiaoma actually hasn't learned much of anything.
Pro tip: Indians don’t typically say “thank you” to each other. It’s used in formal situations
Is there a more common thing said? Or just assumed that you're thankful?
M K we just say namaste which means hi and bye
Yeah the 'dhanyawaad' sounded out of place. it's shukriya
No we say thanks bro Because we indians does not speak hindi we speak hinglish thats hindi + english. Only in formal scenarios either we speak hindi or mostly english. I bet 10 yrs from future our indian accent will be more like British or American. I hope so.
@Aman Kale, brah seriously? Honestly, how many times have you said “dhanyavad” like this guy in the video does to someone in the last year? “Thank you” or “Shukriya” I can believe. But ain’t no way you running around saying “dhanyavad”
I know he must study and all, but I sincerely do believe that there are people who have way more facility to learn other languages... a gift.
WOW! You have done great. I'm impressed with how quickly you picked it up, especially with the pronunciation. You learnt it and put it into practice.
I speak French, Spanish & English all three fluently. I am Mexican raised by a Mexican mother and half French father. I was born here in the states. I am learning to speak German, Chinese & Arabic and it’s all thank to you! Keep up the good work
My mom and I were in Jackson heights that day, because we lived near there (we moved two weeks ago) and I saw him and thought he was just some random white guy. Now I realize it was him and regret not talking to him ugh.
@miwakuwu staaaaaaaaaaaa
So many languages within NYC's borders, one of the many things I love about the city
I love how you said learning languages and being able to use them help open other people up to you.
None of the people he spoke hindi to seemed fazed like the way the chinese people are 😂
Probably because his Hindi is nowhere near the level of his Chinese (Mandarin especially, but his knowledge of Cantonese and Fuzhounese are pretty solid too).
KitKatMeow I just feel like Asians are very sarcastic. Like if you say a joke they will laugh so hard even if the joke wasn't so good. They are very simple people.
It's probably because of his accent and how most of the Indian people here met didn't have Hindi as their main language. His Chinese accent sounds better
Well they mostly replied in English which means they can prob tell his level of Hindi isn’t good based on his vocab and accent.
Regardless that’s amazing for less than a day of studying
@@johnandevefoster3816 god level feedback!
Hmmm... maybe all this language learning is an excuse to eat lots of delicious food from that culture. 😋
Thats the main reason he is learning, to be able to order food.😄
Yes! Exactly!
and indian food is amazing haha
Life HACKS
Or say to get lot's of subscribers and views
It really is an incredible feeling when you can utilize a language in real situations. I'll never forget the elderly German lady who helped me get back to my hostel when I got lost in Stuttgart.
Dude....I’m so impressed with you. You’re right...I see in you videos how people open up when you speak their language. Amazing and keep it up!
1:39 "really lazy people like me"
also him : learn a language in 24 hours
a yes, lazy
straytonox149 it’s all about priorities, right? 😁
His effort is lovely! I have been speaking Hindi all my life, and took years to learn what he is done with already.
AND I STILL MESS UP THE GENDERS
Xiaoma: I want to expand my horizons by learning new languages
Actually Xiaoma: I want to learn new languages to eat food from other cultures
Am happy to teach u hindi, watch my channel if u like.
How you connect us through languages in these hard times is inspiring! Keep going teaching us how to be one! Great life journey.
Xioma being shocked by the amount of things that can be found in an Indian supermarket 😂😂
I wonder if my local Indian supermarket has loads of toothpastes, because i'm looking for some different kinds of toothpastes, like liquorice and cranberry or something.
@@RoxanneLavender not sure about the liquorice and cranberry but you'll definitely find clove, salt and mint flavoured toothpastes.
Your first teacher seems like a really cool guy.
so is no one gonna talk about the terrorist joke that one of the tutors made lol
😂
I guess they really ask you that question before entering the US
@@serjdown8760 at least in the visa process they do (haven't actually entered into the US yet), they also ask you if you ever committed genocide and a lot of stuff like that
😂😂
@@idelta777 yeah that's what I meant
Thanks for the details
I freaking love this! I love learning languages and you’re an inspiration! No joke
You are a walking Google Translator, simply amazing!
When are you going to learn Tagalog?
🚨Xioma be like "Give me a laptop, notepad, internet, and 24 hours and I will get back to you in your native language 😉"🚨
And a pen/pencil
"Hindi speakers give EPIC meh to guy speaking Hindi!" 🙂
He spoke to them in Hindi and they just looked at them straight faced and responded in English lmao I love this so much
I find it amazing how people can teach and learn a language in real time across the world.
Jesus, and I struggle to speak my native language...
I can barely enunciate my own name with clarity.
Same..
Me too
I can’t even English
I never bothered to learn my native language 😅
as a Hindu i have to say that his effort and accuracy given the time constraint is extremely commendable. this guy is incredible.
At 9:45 A lot of Indians use English words instead of Hindi, but that doesn't mean that it doesn't have hindi words for it - like Khana or Bhojan
When you take the time to learn someone’s language, they appreciate the time and effort you have put into it.
4:27 an american eating indian food in a chinese bowl .
@QuestionMan I am from India bruh. where was that by the way. which city
Looks more Japanese to me but I get chu 😂
I spent 3 years learning a language, and still didn't know shit. I'm really impressed with the fact that he did this well in just one day.
Hes learning key phrases not achieving fluency. Very different.
“It’s great when you can speak to people in their language” *puts Bengali dude 😂
This guy just learned the most spoken languages in the world. Impressive
He didn't learn Hindi, this is deceiving. I am a fellow polyglot but he is barely A1 obviously in one day. He is using a few memorized phrases and fillers to artificially inflate his ability.
@@415Sterling i m indin belive me its impressive.
@@chilli555 It's really not so impressive if you know the tricks. It can be done with any language.
Rets Rational ye
@@415Sterling can you teach me the tricks
Ok so your a genius in your capability to learn languages quickly. I wanted to learn Chinese but that was 6 months ago and all I can say is....hi and hi how are you....lord have mercy!
I love how he says “We are actually able to use our Hindi” as if we are also with him right there, he is so lindo ay🥺
Dope bid! Thts funny you added tht bit near the end. Learning yet another complex language and act like you didn't know there was a time difference. Awesome vids man
I'm surprised this guy hasn't been recruited by the CIA yet by the rate at which he learns languages. He could be a very valuable agent for this country.
Learning a different language isn’t that hard tbh I know 7 different language but it took me years I’m 16 rn my parents kinda forced it on me currently learning Japanese now and it’s really easy because 10% of Japanese words are English words and the pronunciation is very similar to Spanish
@@zerotwosixty7416 sure bud
@@zerotwosixty7416 wait did u just say Japanese pronunciation is similar to Spanish whattttt I would think more Korean or Chinese would be similar never heard of spanish being similar
Zienna Lee yea I found it really weird because I was able to pronounce a lot of the words perfectly because the places where you put your tongue to make the sound is also very similar.
@@zerotwosixty7416 Lol what? I'm 19 and only know 3 languages
This guy buys a lot of sh*t he don't need 😂
he's making bank from RUclips
Stores that sell that sh*t really be around still?
Ok, I've got the first part of immersing myself with the cuisine, Chinese, Italian, Spanish, Indian, Mexican, German. Now I'm too heavy to fly anywhere.!!!
You sir, are amazing!! You ever thought about doind languages as a Major? You are a beast at learning. My hats off to you. Makes me wanna learn a new language and connect with the ppl!! Kudos!!