what I wish I knew before learning 7+ languages (pt 2)
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I agree
So happy that in a few instances when you jumped from language to language I didn’t require subtitles. Small things in life that make me smile! Great video by the way! First point really hit home!
i think that ppl are so hung up on grammar being right when speaking it after learning but we have to remember that native speakers often get grammar wrong and its no big deal
j'apprends français depuis dix ans a mon école primaire et puis maintenant mon lycée. j'ai étudié espagnol a mon école secondaire aussi, mais j'ai choisi continuer avec français. J'adore français et les langues en general. après avoir fini mon terminale, j'espère que je pourrais parler en Francais couramment! merci beaucoup pour tout les choses, Jo x
Super!
Hi Jo! I'm a 19-year-old American and have only ever spoken English, but recently I visited Italy with my family and it was honestly like a whole new world opening up to me. I'm a huge people person so it was kind of frustrating only being able to say things like 'ciao' and 'io parlo inglese' to communicate with non-English speakers. I'm starting to seriously learn Italian now for the day I go back and reconnect with some of the sweet people that I met during my visit, and I just wanted to say that your content is very inspiring for me and makes me excited to enter into this new opportunity and journey, despite all the frustrations that I know will come with it. So grazie!
Thank you for this beautiful comment ❤️❤️❤️
@@jofranco 😊
@@pheonixiagal6828 che bello 😍 enjoy your learning process and good luck with your Italian 🇮🇹🤍
Eu falo 4 linguas: português por nascer no Brasil, espanhol por ser de família uruguaia, francês por ser de família francesa e estudar e ser de família e inglês por t sido exposta ao idioma desde pequena. Faço o "switch" entre línguas naturalmente e quem só fala um idioma acha "estranho" e sempre falo q pra quem aprendeu desde pequeno eh natural. Pra mim nunca foi difícil mas sim um processo natural
Sim eu acho que depende muito da idade que você tinha e quanto você ouviu a língua para colar no cérebro ! Super interessante
My biggest tip, don't rely on Duolingo 😂
It’s good for vocab, and recognition, but not speaking!
It's the GOAT for wasting time and disappointment 😂
There's a great youtube video by Alina Evin where she mentions that building the neuroplasticity to change between languages helped her to not confuse Italian and Swedish. Essentially certain languages she learned without the involvement of her other languages and she would have conversations in italian and mixup swedish. I'll link the video below, but it has alot of great exercises to help.
ruclips.net/video/0L9sv-GGggA/видео.htmlsi=R7O7VZ2DsHqcDj2i
Я учусь говорить по-русски. And I dabble with Dutch, as I'm German I can understand quite a bit. There are more languages I want to dip my toes in - one day.
I’m studying Spanish and Korean. I’m excited to learn languages but there’s down sides to it, for me it’s the fact that I can’t have a tutor because I still live with my parents and my parents won’t allow me to have a tutor so it’s hard to learn alone sometimes. But I’m excited to see the end result of my learning😁😁
@drafty_666 can you go to a park and have a 30 min online session on your tablet or cell with a tutor?
im learning both of these as well
I only had a tutor when I was basically fluent in the language, and the lessons were just conversations which you can have with any native online for free through discord or something. It’s definitely possible to succeed without a tutor, you got this!
I just started my RUclips after learning Spanish but I’m not sure if I should make a video in Spanish when the majority of my audience ONLY speaks English 😢
Do it!
@@lufrancis I agree with you I think I should do it 😊
do it, the audience will come.
@@lorrell7293 you’re right I’m going to do it 😊
Do it for the people who are trying to learn it. Everyone on RUclips is trying to speak in english. You can even do a separate channel for Spanish if you dont want to do all Spanish videos.
Eu falo português porque sou brasileira, english just because, français parce que je voudrais être une diplomat, estoy aprendiendo español porque me gusta (puedo compreender más que puedo hablar), and I'm studying korean because I like kpop so why not? (I can't type in korean on my computer). I understand it when people say that if you speak a language and try to learn another that's part of the same branch it's easier, but I enjoy learning korean more than I enjoy learning spanish. A lot of the times when im trying to speak spanish im unsure whether the im talking spanish or just using a portuguese word in spanish pronunciation. Whereas in korean everything is new and i know exactly where i am on the language. Also, whenever I'm learning something new, I always speak the last language i learned. Quando eu tava aprendendo francês, pensava muito em inglês, aprendendo espanhol, penso muito em francês, e etc. The switching is also ever present, i love it, but it is also frustrating when I forget the word i want in the language im speaking and can only remember the one in other language
Love that for you ❤
I'm Brazilian too, and you expressed everything I was feeling, is much more noticeable evolutions In comprehension, speaking, listening from languages that are far more different of ours.
sou igualzinha a vc kskk
@@marieanny5644 amo kkkkk
@@deboramozart2632 muito, fico super confusa/insegura no espanhol
O poder dessa querida ❤
¡Hola! Me llamo Ransom.
I've been learning Spanish for the past two months, and I really notice that from the first week as a beginner, the words, and the phrases were so romanticizing😊😊, and after a while, they started to mix in my brain making it difficult. 😂
I like the way you've made me to understand the theory of language learning, that is, what happens when you are at this stage of learning. Rather than using paper and pen, I like using software flashcards for studies, in which I've been used to.
Once again, thanks for the video🎉🎉
Hallo JO! Mijn naam is Amanda. Ik spreek vloeiend Vlaams (Ja, ik kom uit België, maar niet Antwerpen xD Gent!!!) - Je parle très bien (je pense xD) français; c'est ma deuxième langue - I speak English fluently (I live in Canada, what do you want? xD) - Ich verstehe gut Deutsch und spreche diese schöne Sprache ein bisschen - Entiendo bien Espanol pero no puedo hablar esta lingua. Lo estoy aprendiendo ahora mismo. I LOOOOOOVE languages. Can't say if it is hard to learn. The only two I learned/am learning are German and Spanish; the other languages were a package deal I received at home, during infancy. Everything is easy then!!! Besides, I like it so much (the studying new languages part) that I can't say if it is difficult or not. Commitment, that's what it's all about, I guess. Anywayzzz good luck everybody and thanks Jo for the nice content!
The brain mixup thing is the main reason why I don’t learn Italian or Portugese after having learned French and Spanish. The last language I learned to a conversational level was Spanish. Already knowing French, that was relatively easy. And it spoiled me. Because right now, I’m learning Mandarin. And I can’t believe how difficult it is: The most frustrating aspect is probably the disconnect between written language and spoken language. But it’s also a fun challenge. 我觉得中文很难，但是我也很喜欢中国人和中国文化。
Her face keeps you watching❤
1. British Sign Language
(Can't leave a comment in BSL!)
2. Somali
Waxaan baranayaa af-Soomaaliga. Way adagtahay!
3. French
J'ai appris le Français depuis vingt ans. C'est encore difficile!
4. Mandarin
我学中文所有八年。很不容易啊！
That's about it for decent ones, though I've studied others :P
The construction analogy is so real lol it really does feel like a work in progress that needs hyper focus and “building another highway” or learning another language while you are still working on a previous one feels messy. I have a hard time doing that. So far, I am only able to focus on one at a time. At least until I’m over the beginning level, then I feel ok learning about another one.
Ik studeer Nederlands. Ik heb geen method. Dit is mijn eerste nieuwe taal. het is een moeilijke taal maar ik blijf leren.
I found my first attempt at learning a new language (Swedish) failed (I'm still A2 after 2 years) because I wasn't consistent and had no idea what I was doing. Now I'm studying Polish and I know what works best for my brain. I feel more comfortable in Polish after 1 month than swedish...
@@adventureswithmadison What would you say you're doing differently this time around? In my journey so far, I'm finding that if my learning resource is too structured, I retain less. I'm learning much more by listening to real conversations, music, etc., and then researching what I've heard or read.
@@SDavis2702 i do more sturctured study. I remember learning English this way and I found I enjoy study Polish this way. I typically spend 30-60 minutes a day doing Mango Languages or Colloquial Polish courses then I watch TV in Polish, watching either one episode or 2 before bed. I enjoy the grilling of vocab and the tests, which I know is a.... special thing not everyone enjoys 🙂
@@adventureswithmadison Thanks for sharing! I can see how doing a longer lesson followed by TV shows would work. I'll give that routine a shot.
Grazie mille 👍🏻
I have started learning Persian because it's so similar to my native language Urdu 🇵🇰 and I won't get confuse this way. Also I am loving Persian ❤
Me too! I am learning فارسی as well, but my native language is English and I’m learning because I’m part Persian. Do you have any recommendations for learning resources?
@@TheLinguisticDove Find Max learns Persian on RUclips. He shares his resources
Grazie per questo video, Jo! 🙏 Apart from your usual great tips, you explained exactly how I feel in meinem Alltagsleben: je mehr Sprachen ich lerne, desto chaotischer wird es in meinem Kopf! Nå jeg taler dansk og kan ikke komme i tanke om et ord, мне приходят слова по-русски и наоборот e ovviamente continuo a dimenticarmi le parole nella mia lingua madre (l'italiano) 😅
Muchas gracias, خیلی ممنون، Vielen dank
hoe goed is dertigers?! en alle gratis tv programmas van de VRT ;) Ik heb ook zoooo veel geleerd van dit series (dit? deze? ik ga dat niet nu opzoeken lolol taalfoutjes kan altijd)
Empecé a aprender español desde zero hace un año y medio.. solo hablaba inglés antes. Ahora estoy viviendo en varios países en las americas y tengo que decirte jo.. he visto sus videos desde hace colegio y me inspiraste un montón a aprender! El próximo idioma quiero aprender es portugués.. Gracias para compartir jo. Bendiciones.
Right now, I’m learning French in school but just for fun. I’m learning Swedish Dutch and Portuguese.
I am finito. russian is the beast I am tackling now...b1 and beyond...falo 7 (yoruba included)
Ich bin quasi bilingual aufgewachsen. Deutsch und Teochew sind meine Muttersprachen, wobei ich tatsächlich eher nur Deutsch als Muttersprache fließend sprechen kann.
I am also fluent in English as I’ve taught myself through video consumption and interacting with natives on social media how to actually speak, besides learning English in school.
我也上了中文课，但是那时候我和本族语同学上了课。我每次听不懂他们说什么。所以我的普通话很差。
En la escuela he aprendido el español también. Creo que es una lengua muy bonita. Pero no puedo hablar en conversaciones. Mi español es muy básico con muchos errores. Pero ahora estoy mejorando mis habilidades en español.
و أنا بتعالم العربي مصري، لكن انا بتكلم شوية بس. أنا بحب العربي.
There probably were errors in Mandarin, Spanish and Arabic as I don’t speak them well. But I did manage to teach myself English fluently. And regarding your question, yes language learning gets easier but also harder the more you learn. It’s both, but in different ways, like you said.
What makes it easier, I think, is that the general learning process becomes more accessible and tangible, as one has accumulated many different strategies over time and already has been through several language learning journeys.
But on the other hand it can also get confusing if the acquired languages aren’t fully “ripe”. In a sense of being fluent. I am definitely guilty of “language learning jumping” where I don’t finish a language until I’m fluent. Hence I do mix up many words between different languages, especially if they’re from similar language families.
And even if languages aren’t from a similar language root, I still sometimes mix up some languages. For some strange reason I’ve been mixing up Spanish and Egyptian Arabic, even though they’re from totally different language families. It’s a mystery to me honestly. Hopefully this struggle ends when I finish my goal of learning Spanish until fluency (a recent goal of mine).
I actually discovered your channel after having looked for Egyptian Arabic videos. Very entertaining!
I’m also very impressed of your progress in Flemish. It seems like you speak quite early in your language journey! I am quite the opposite but it did inspire me to maybe break off my routine and just dip into realms of speaking a little earlier than I feel comfortable in. We’ll see but I am definitely in awe of your progress and dedication! 😄
I took Spanish in university but struggled with the mix in my brain between French (been speaking since Kindergarten) and Spanish. I've been trying to pick it back up post-grad & so glad to hear you talk on the mix-up in the brain. Great video Jo!
It's great learning another language as I'm working on two other languages Mandarin and Russian besides English going on 4 and 2 years! Speak neither fluently yet getting a lot from the journey! I've touched on a few other languages and my goal is 5-6 languages in the next 3 years! Congratulations!😊
Hi Jo thanks for the great tips.
I know English, Spanish and learning Portuguese.
I feel the more languages you are learning the more confusing it is.
I am in Brasil 🇧🇷 now and in one of your videos you said you don’t have to be in a country to learn the language. You are absolutely right. I’ve been here for a month and all I have learned is whatever I have studied.
Great channel.
Ola Jo obrigada pelas otimas dicas
Eu sei igles, espanhol e estãu aprendendo Português
Sab theek ho jaega ( Hindi-everything will be all right.)That’s what I keep telling myself if I stick with it. Thank you for all your tips, on language learning!😊
I‘d say I‘m fluent in 5 languages. Yet two of them are Spanish and Italian. If I focus on one the other gets weaker. I‘m still trying to figure out how to overcome this.
Regarding the question if language learning gets easier after having studied many languages. I‘d say yes. I‘m now learning Turkish and Grammar patterns as well as phonemes are way easier to distinguish and understand for me. It really helps me to grasp the language faster because I can use the language knowledge of the other languages (even if they are not in the same language family). So the Grammar and Pronunciation aspects get easier (imo) but the output is still the hardest part.
I’ve experienced the exact thing you’re talking about with speaking and responding. I haven’t been speaking Spanish really in years and I can still understand it, but it is hard to respond. I have even forgotten how to conjugate some verbs.
It's crazy how I related so much to the part when you say you try to speak the language and, some days you're doing amazing, next day it's like your brain's farting lol even though i've spoke english my whole life, there are days that you're not doing fine. This is such a insane topic and super weird!
Je parle français, anglais et créole. J'apprends l'espagnol et ce n'est pas facile 😅
If you speak French, it should be easy to learn basic Spanish, not vice versa though.
@@rentaroominnycNot true. I speak a decent amount of Spanish and it’s helped me progress really quickly in French. The pronunciation is obviously very different but there’s a lot of words I was able to guess correctly because of their similarity in Spanish.
Het is gewoon echt bi-zar om te zien hoe goed je al Nederlands spreekt en dat ik je gewoon kan verstaan in mijn moedertaal… Ben je nu in totaal dus een jaar bezig? Hoeveel Preplylessen neem je per week, als ik het mag vragen? Grappig genoeg leer ik nu Portugees (Europees) en hoop ik jou op een dag compleet te verstaan (het lukt al tamelijk goed, Braziliaans is alleen net iets moeilijker gezien ik nog een lager niveau Portugees spreker ben). I’ll let you know!
You know what? I was just thinking the same few days ago... French is the second foreign language that I've been learning since 2022. Now I need to focus on speaking Spanish (that's my 3 language) but when I try to say something in Spanish my brain doesn't work properly... words always come out just in French!!!! 🤯😤 Why?????😂
I feel your pain
I speak Papiamentu (this is my native language)
English ( i grew up watching cartoons in english)
Dutch ( we where colonized by the dutch, also about 90% of the educational/school systems in my island country are in dutch)
Spanish ( I had spanish classes in school and Papiamentu is quite similar to spanish)
Japanese ( i studied japanese because my twin brother and i, in company with some of my friends we’re planning to visit Japan for the first time. That happend right before COViD started, at the end of 2019, so we ended up not going but i enjoyed the language study so much that i kept it going for 5 years now.)
Italian ( I’ve been learning Italian for the last few months)
Russian ( I like the way it sounds lol this is my most recent language)
Honorable mention:
Portuguese: i once tried learning portuguese but at that time my love for languages wasn’t as strong as it is now, so i stopped a short while after but…… my twin bro speaks it semi-fluently so i try to speak to him in portuguese, every chance i get.
The funny thing is most brazilian people i’ve interacted with in the past could somewhat understand my native language if i spoke slowly.
So therefore, i could prolly pick it up easily if i were to relearn Portuguese.
gosh i totally relate: the italian-spanish highways in my brain are always crossing each other.
i'm not super disciplined learning languages, but what i noticed with time is that understanding becomes easier (a conversation, a movie without subtitles...), but talking doesn't get necessarily easier - the effort to drill the verbs and all is ... the same, maybe.
Mi piace moltissimo imparare le lingue. Adesso sto studiando l’italiano con il mio marito que nasceu no Brasil. A gente fala português, espanhol, inglês, francês y ahora estamos aprendiendo el italiano, de hecho vamos a Italia esta semana para hacer un curso de italiano juntos. Najifunza pia Kiswahili kwa sababu nafanya kazi katika maendeleo ya kimataifa na nina miradi Tanzania na Kenya. Saya juga sedang belajar bahasa Indonesia karena orang tua saya dari Indonesia dan saya ingin menjaga hubungan saya dengan negara tempat orang tua saya dibesarkan. Je parle français et anglais tous les jours au bureau car je travaille dans le domaine du développement international et j’ai des collègues du monde entier so I usually speak 4 or 5 languages per week with family, friends and colleagues.
I speak French,English,Haitian Creole and I'm learning Spanish😊
That is so true. I started learning Chinese, then started learning Spanish 3 months later. Whenever my brain could not think of the word in the language I was speaking, it substituted with the other. They are not even close to the same, so I think I learned too fast with no enough depth, but it was interesting how thinks connect in our brains.
I'm loving these truths so that I can have a good heads up of what I may experience
You have to let me know if you feel them too!!
Het wordt niet noodzakelijk makkelijker ma adesso ho una strategia per imparare. ça prends beaucoup de temps et du travail pero sé la manera que me conviene. You basically have the tools that work for you, wat het proces makkelijker maakt, but you still have to put in the work.
Heel vreemd dat ik alles kan begrijpen 🤣
C'est tres difficile! Jestem z Polski, więc mówię po Polsku, English has always been easy for me y cuando empeze a viajar tambien pude hablar un poco de español. Agora quero ir para o Brasil, entao estou aprendendo portugues aber auch ich habe viele deutsche freunde und so versuche ich, ein bisschen Deutsch zu sprechen. C'est la meme chose pour le francais :)) I think it does get easier and I've noticed hat my bran gets extra flexible when I switch countries often so suddenly I speak Italian just because I know enough similar languages to patch together a conversation. But I also get a brain freeze in French because I have to filter out all the Spanish and Portuguese words first :)) Maybe, the more languages the easier it gets but also the older you get the slower the construction workers in your brain become?
❤❤ ¡Hace un año que estoy aprendiendo español! ¡Gracias por los consejos! ¡Nos vemos en la Exodus Summit! ❤❤
Eu sei português por ter nascido e crescido no Brasil. I know english because I moved to the U.S. , but I'm still not fluent because I'm really shy to practice my speaking skills, but I'm can understand pretty well. Estoy aprendiendo español con un curso en mi escuela, me parece interesante lo parecidos que son el español y el portugués, y al mismo tiempo son muy diferentes. 私も日本語を勉強しています。その理由は、日本を旅行したいからです。その文化を知り、ネイティブの人々と話せるようになりたいからです。また、言語、特に文字がとても美しいと思うからです。インターネットの情報だけを使って独学で勉強してみます . For now, these are the only languages that I know/I'm interested in learning, but maybe I will try to learn others. My goal is to become a polyglot before I turn 18!
Me encanta este video! Empecé a aprender español en serio hace un año, y estoy emocionada por el futuro y los otros idiomas voy a aprender.
Ooh, very interesting video! Bedankt voor het delen. Jërëjëf! Danke schön. Merci beaucoup!
It's not that people just expect higher quality but once you're realy good and tu perds ton accents dans la langue les personnes partent du principe que tu es native speaker and they just don't get it if you confundes palavras ou não tens o vocabulário certo e a palavra que corresponde melhor. Á 10 anos a viver em França e o melhor que me podem dizer ainda é "oh mais t'es portugaise ? mais tu parles si bien et t'as même pas d'accent!"
Love your work !
Hmm.
Interesting to know. But
Imo. It not like you use all the
Languages everyday at work on the street.
In the Grocery store in the Elevator
Ik woon 100 km bij je vandaan, we spreken hier een beetje ander Nederlands, maar iedereen zal je hier uitstekend verstaan! En denken, die is van Anwerpen. Niemand zal denken, die is van Brazilië of de VS. Goed gedaan!
English is my first language but I have studied a ton of other ones. Le français est ma 2eme langue et j l'étudiais dequis 8 ans. A esta momento, estudio español en la universidad, pero es un poquito difícil porque cuando hablo en español, a veces cambio al italiano. Parlo solo un puo d'italiano perche sono un cantante professionista e noi come cantanti dobbiamo studiare l'italiano fin dalla giovane età. I have also studied Salish (the native language of where I am from) as well as Mandarin, Greek, German, Dutch, Norwegian, Farsi, and more but I am not proficient in any of those languages lol
At the end of the day, I think it’s better to focus on two other languages beside your mother’s tongue.
"dutch is freakin hard!!"
girl ur absolutely smashing it
Jouw belgisch tongval is echt "on point".
Sto studiando italiano. Ho un test domani ahah, ma questo video è stato molto interessante per me e volevo ringraziarti Jo
Jach ma'alob tuláakal ta walaj ba'ale' ma' in páajtal in beetik te' t'aano' kin kanik tuméen mina'an ba'al ti' pelikulas wa séeries tuméen le maayat'aano' ma' populari'.
재 한국 친구가 겨울 동안 저를 초대해요. 저는 몇 권의 책을 사서 그곳에 가기 전에 한국어를 열심히 공부하고 있어요. 초보 레벨까지만 가려고 노력 중이에요.
My college buddy from Korea invited me over for the winter. I’m going super hard at a few books I bought from the Talk To Me in Korean series. I just want to get to a rough beginner level so I can have basic convos.
Wow so cool! We share all of our languages except swap Dutch for German! Would love to have a chat :)😊
Supongo que tengo un nivel intermedio en español.
Je parle un peu français aussi - je le lis et je le comprends bien en général - même si je suis un peu...rusty 😅
最近 日本語も勉強していますよ!
("I've also been studying Japanese lately." ^)
With each language, it makes me feel more like I have a better sense of how to do it...but doesn't get "easier" so much as "more efficient," if that.
Io penso che sia più facile de falar mais línguas quanto mais lenguas yo hable. Par contre c’est vrai que des fois on confond les unes avec les autres. I really enjoyed your video 😊❤ Obrigada 🙏🏽
:)) brasileira aqui :D A good thing is that I got pretty good in English pretty early in life. So when I got in to language-learning as a hobby, I already had well established English habits. Pero, ahora estoy aprendiendo español y no me acuerdo de escuchar podcasts en la lengua, no conozco tantos youtubers ... Entonces, tengo menos tiempo de exposición en la lengua.
But my goal is to finish 2025 fluent in spanish. I have this crazy life goal of being fluent in 1 language for each decade of my life.
(So, 3 languages and some others in beginner level)
Billingue es bueno -Multilingual is - Molto bene 😊
Estoy de acuerdo totalmente. 🎉
Dit is zó waar! This is so true! To taka prawda!
Cześć! Nazywam Madison. And that's as far as I can go! My current TL is Polish but my second language is ASL sadly that's harder to use in the comment section 😂
Hi, you need to add „się” as it is a reflexive verb, but keep going, queen!! ✨💅
@@meliae. oh my gosh you are so right!! Thank you!!! It's literally written in my notes that way🤦🏼♀️
Definitivamente es más difícil eine Sprache sprechen lernen as time goes by because your brain သိပ်အများကြီးအချက်အလက်ရှိပြီး 🤯
Video is schon geil. Top!
hola qué tal
I wish i knew
I speak English, y Estoy aprendiendo español. También, estoy intentando aprender las básicas de francés y es muy deficil. Jaja. Pero voy a ser bilingüe un día!😤🤓💪🏼
Go for it.
So spot on
Joo 😃
Does anyone have Dutch resources?? I'm Belgian and would like to learn it (I know I'm not getting out of school bilingual 🫠)