It was my first time fully geeking out on languages on camera and I'm all in for it 😆 Was super cool to do this with Julia and Miguel, I adore them a lot as polyglots and they're so fun in real life too!! ♥
these three are by far my favorite talents/casts, it's so nice to see them together in a video talking about what they're mostly enthusiastic about (languages) :D
As portuguese native speaker and a polyglot who love learn & understand more about others cultures, I'm really in love watching the videos with Julia and Miguel! They're very talentous and have a great charisma. Hope to see them together soon!
Gosto de como a gente tem um "fallback" pra Latin quando o radical da palavra é o mesmo e sai uns "talentous" no lugar de "talented" mas a gente sabe que o anglófono vai entender como "skillful" de qualquer jeito :P A final de contas o inglês é filho do alemão com o francês e possuem duas paralavras pra cada conceito.
It helps that both of them actually have a very clear accent, there is plenty of rough accents from Portugal and Brazil, so it is nice that they speak so clean.
oh i love all of three of them bcs they always talk with so much knowledge and now they got their own content together! this would be my new fav episode
I speak five languages (my mother tongue, Italian, Portuguese, English, French and a little bit of Korean), and this kind of content is really useful to motivate us, luv it ❤
"Buona notte, principessa!" É o máximo que eu sei de italiano porque eu assisti aquele filme triste do italiano que se apaixona e acaba sendo capturado pelo exército alemão no fim da segunda guerra. haha
This was interesting to observe because I speak Indonesian, English, Japanese, Mandarin, Spanish, French, and German with varying levels of fluency (I don’t speak Portuguese or Korean). Genesia, keren asli 👍 You are very lucky to have learned Mandarin tones at a young age. Please try not to lose your Mandarin language skills! I am sure you will find some Chinese friends in South Korea to speak Mandarin with. Sayang lho kalo sampai lupa.
I love these three! So interesting hearing all the languages. It's neat to hear the differences between both Portuguese from Portugal & Portuguese from Brazil and how they claim the Brazilian version is more nasally. To my ear, I did think the Brazilian girl sounded nasally in every language she spoke. It's interesting how their accents carry over into the other languages they speak. They are super polyglots & super impressive!
Si Julia está aqui yo estoy aqui :) Miguel y Julia lo hiceron muy bien en todos los idiomas y me gustó bastante el hecho de dar consejos de como iniciar con los idiomas y no solo hablarlos que eso está bien no lo niego
miguel is just amazing! i had no idea he spoke so many languages... his german sounds so good! ✨ i love miguel as the portuguese representative in these videos and i always look forward to seeing more of him. 🇵🇹💖
Feliz cumpleaños Julia! Vos y Miguel han hablado bastante bien el Español... Y es imposible no comunicarnos entre argentinos y brasileros en Portuñol 😂
Como um brasileiro padrão, PRE-CI-SO de mais vídeos contendo a Julia e o Miguel!!! Nunca te pedi nada World Friends. Taca os dois em tudo quanto for vídeo que der
@@spheksophobiaurinal Ah, sério mesmo? Não me digas! Não pode ser possível, eu jurava que aquele sotaque era de Minas Gerais, pelos vistos eu vivi esse tempo todo totalmente enganado, terei de conviver com tamanha notícia para o resto da vida, acho que não será fácil. Trágico.
I really like the Portuguese from Portugal as someone who also likes Slavic languages. It really does have a Slavic sound. Or maybe I like it because Miguel is speaking it 😂
if you like it from miguel, be aware we is talking Portuguese , but a portuguese from the northen part, more related to the Oporto city (here we joke about it people from the north and people from the south a bit of sane rivalery, so to be clear Portuguese accurate but the sound distorted to the northen way of speaking, witch is diferent in the sounding a bit when you are for example in the big metropolitan area of Lisbon and even other parts of Portugal and is very distinguashable, witch you would recognize if you were into the European Portuguese.
@@lucianobarreira5012 I actually heard some more Brazilian Portuguese the other day and thought the same. Julia doesn't though. Maybe it was from a different area than Julia is from.
@@bre_me she is from Sao Paulo most probably, which is definitely different than the rest of Brazil when it comes to that. If you hear northeastern accents, Rio accent, and northern accents it might sound softer to you. Search for "sotaque nordestino/cearense/pernambucano/carioca/baiano",
I loved the video and laughed out loud at Miguel imitating Julia's accent, I have the same accent as her and I really think our R (in our accent) is similar to the American R
When they mentioned they sound higher or deeper speaking another language, it reminded me of a study I heard from a few yrs ago. It says that we change our personalities in a few ways when speaking a different language, so yeah that would fit. For example I always notice I am much more chilled when speaking, thinking in or listening to english, compared to me speaking german.
Yes, it is. I'm an American learning German. I had a feeling it would be. Portuguese sounds to me like someone who speaks Spanish that's been living in Germany for a few years. More words seem to end with consonants.
As a native Spanish speaker both made pretty well in their Spanish but Julia it was the best she speak fluently Spanish pronounce pretty well has not a really marked accent that is pretty common in the Portuguese speakers whose learns Spanish, and as well she conjugate pretty well
8:25 She's completely correct about that the Brazilian girl's R sounding more Dutch and it's quit cool she knew that. But only for the western half of NL (where Amsterdam and The Hague are). It's called the 'Randstad R' because of it, referring to the cities in west NL (the part that's actually called Holland). It's also associated with posh ways of speaking sometimes. That R-sound is why a lot of Dutch people who attempt English pronunciation tend to sound Irish to people from other countries, and I'm surprised she mentioned a Dutch R, rather than an Irish one. (Roughly the eastern half of NL has more the french r, and some places a rolling r, like many do in Belgium. Idk who cared, but there you go.)
I’m Brazilian and the R she speaks is an accent from São Paulo and small cities, it’s like a “farm accent” for us. Others regions in Brazil we also have the Spanish and the French R.
6:00 Just to clarify, it’s not ‘male’ or ‘female’; it’s masculine and feminine. We don’t align sex or gender with things; it’s just grammatical gender, which we don’t think much about when we speak.
I thought the same when she was saying that. It's grammatical gender, so it is for the words, not the objects. The same object can have different names and the gender changes, for example in Spanish TV is "televisor" but also "televisión" the first one is masculine and the second one is feminine, so it's not the object itself that has the gender it's the word.
Yes, I thought the same thing. Also, in 11:02 when they mention "embarazada" in Spanish being a false friend, Júlia says in Portuguese it will sound like "embarrassed" or "shy", but I think it's only true in English. In Portuguese, it means something like "tangled", as in tangled hair/strands/cables/etc
@@MayseSantana Not quite. At least in European Portuguese, "embaraçado" (male) or "embaraçada" (female) can definitely mean "embarrassed". For instance: Ao aperceber-me de que me esqueci da carteira, fiquei embaraçado (Upon realizing I forgot my wallet, I got embarrassed). Nonetheless, here in Portugal we'd probably prefer "envergonhado" or "envergonhada". That being said, it can also mean tangled, like you mentioned: Não penteei o meu cabelo o dia todo, está embaraçado (I haven't brushed my hair all day, it's tangled).
Miguel's french accent is quite good... Bravo ! And the technique of watching a movie in a language with the subtitles in the same language is efficient. I used it a lot after finishing college. 9 years learning English and I wasn't even able to talk to people because the methods in France are really bad. I could read books or even write ones but not having a single conversation!? Now I speak English fluently and the English speakers I meet at work think I'm a native speaker (without really being able of telling where I'm from) But that took quite a while... 😂
I am learning German since January. A few months after I started, I met someone on a video game called Sophia. After a week of talking I found out she lives in Berlin. As soon as I found out, I go “HALLO WIE GEHT’S?”
I love this channel, I'm learning english, this is very good. Cara eu n entendi nada dessas outras línguas 😂😂, mas é muito bom saber de outras línguas.
as a person whos mother tounge is german, both of their german speaking levels are so good, especially miguels!! like if i didn’t know where he‘s from, i‘d think that he’s german, no joke.
This video is super entertaining! I've also found a love for languages, and watching these are so cool! I'm native in Portuguese (Portugal), I have learned French and English at school (even thought I suck at French), I can understand Spanish (I'm portuguese lol), I've learned Japanese for 2 years on Duolingo, which worked nicely for me (as Miguel said, it's personal reference after all), and I'm currently learning German since I have many german friends and my girlfriend speaks it. I'm still very young but I wish to perfect my skills in these languages!!! 😊
Dang bro I respect the grind I’m learning Portuguese,French,German,Korean,Japanese,and Catalan I stopped on Duolingo with Russian,Arabic and Italian they are just hard Italian just kinda has a ton of different accents and grammar
Posso parlare in inglese (la mia lingua materna), spagnolo, portoghese, thai e un po' di francese, tedesco, coreano e italiano. Sono d'Inghilterra, quindi non è comune che una persona britannica abbia un hobby con le lingue e le culture 😅
@@nicolocirelli 🥹 Grazie mille! È tutto merito della mia amica italiana (Alessandra), che mi ha aiutato ad imparare, e penso che l'inglese britannico sia simile a molte parole in italiano, a causa dell'influenza francese sull'inglese (circa 40%). Per esempio (inglese > italiano) - tion > + zione [nation; nazione] - ity > + ità [nationality; nazionalità] - al > + ale [normal; normale] - ic > + ico [germanic; germanico] - ance > + anza [romance; romanza]
I can only speak three languages (Urdu, Punjabi and English) but I can understand both German and Dutch but not speak it so basically I know 5 language and speak 3, and now Miguel is the main cast of the channel, finally a guy who became a main member lol and Julia ofc
I speak Portuguese and French fluently (having lived in France when I was little and now living in Portugal), I speak fluently English for work, I also speak "Portunhol" and understand Spanish. Now I've been learning Italian. I loved Miguel's french accent, for me it sounded Québécois! Love watching Julia and Miguel ❤
🥟🍜🧋As a native Mandarin-Chinese speaker, I wanna say: The tones are not that important when you first learn Mandarin. We can still understand you easily most of the time because Chinese is a very contextual language. Even a lot of the natives use wrong tones here and there but we still understand each other. What actually matters is to pronounce the "shape" of the vowels and consonants right.
What a good notice friend that Mandarin is already evolving, vocal and consonant tones are more the area of art music itself not of language, that privacy blesses the ways of Mandarin that Mandarin will soon become a beautiful, rich and atonal language like the Austronesian languages. Thank you for talking about this detail, because the 5 vocal tones of Mandarin scare away foreigners from it , outside the alphabet but the tones worry people and make them give up, that in the near future simplified and traditional Mandarin embrace the idea of atonality of pronunciation and speech.🍷🍻🍷🍻
I find it crazy how good Miguel's accent is in German and French, he pulls it off really well, but as he mention German is his second language to be fair, it's the French pronunciation that he really pulled off well for someone who probably only really learned it in school and hasn't had much chances to practice it with people. Cool video, All languages that I am interested in so this was pure entertainment for me, the Indonesian girl is right, the local dialects are what throws me off as someone learning Bahasa Indonesia, but it really is a fun language to learn, my biggest mistake with it tends to be mixing the phrases and saying them in the wrong order, as a Portuguese and English native speaker I keep thinking in English when if I think more in Portuguese the order of the words will be more accurate in Bahasa Indonesia haha.
Finally, now I can locate Miguel's English accent. It's the accent I heard a lot from German speakers. I've been puzzled by this for a long time. His English doesn't sound like other Portuguese people I've heard at all.
That Indonesian girl is so fine. She looks like a princess that should be bowed down to. I speak 4 languages like a native and used to study Japanese as well in London and later Copenhagen but i forgot a lot since it was over 20 year ago. But this was for when i thought i would move to japan in 2003 or so. Life got in the way. I would flirt in german with that Endo babe so much.. 😍😍😍
Esse canal é tão legal,é o tipo de coisa que você vê e pensa: obrigada,Internet,por você existir! Rs! Eu gosto tanto dessa brasileirinha,é admirável a simpatia,a beleza,a inteligência,a capacidade de aprender tantas línguas... eu entendo os vídeos em inglês,mas não consigo escrever ou pensar em inglês pra falar,tô travada nisso a um bom tempo... 😢
I love watching you guys cus it reminds me the time I was you a young au pair in NYC, getting in touch with multiple languages, learning a bit of everything and speaking English fluently!!! Nowadays I’m in my forties with a 3 years old toddler and no plans to travel abroad, which means I can barely speak English now 😂 so watching you guys living all of this takes me back on time ❤ I’m Brazilian by the way, from the south 😊
Your all soooo heartwarming ❤❤❤❤ Please stay healthy and happy ❤🎉 It's funny to hear that the voice is changing by speaking other languages 😮 I don't expecting that, Deutsch and spanisch are different types of voices 😅 but nice, your three are amazing 🎉
As someone who also learnt Chinese from a young age, I would compare 'accepting the tones' similar to how languages with genders, like German, French, Portuguese, 'accepted the genders'. It does need lots of exposure to hearing the words that the tones become instinct when I want to say a certain word.
6:00 I am also still learning Portuguese and actually, this is one of the easier parts for me, because French, Spanish and Italian have it in a very similar way.
Not a critic, just an observation. It's very likely they come from privileged financial families to be able to have a great education and focus on learning... It can't be public school where they had the opportunity to learn all these languages. Nothing wrong with having this privilege. That's great for them! I just wish it would be mentioned/recognized somewhere in the video. Lots of kids watching this probably wished they had the same chances. And for these I say: don't think it's your fault for not being able to advance in studies like they did.
As a Portuguese guy I agree with everything Miguel said lmao spanish is trully natural for everyone to speak specially when we talk about galiza and french emigration really makes us learn it as well
As a Spoken Language Coach I totally agree: that is why I customise my teaching style according to the individual: i indeed tell them to make the language they are learning a constant part of their surroundings from books to vlogs to movies to songs to podcast and news and having the TV on in that language in the background for subconscious learning of the brain....it really works. Listening to the last part as they all explain mixing languages and adding words from other languages, it getting difficult to sometimes converse in any one language fully and even making mistakes is all true. Although for many years it didn't happen but now, it is happening a lot to me: switching between 2 languages even though i should be sticking to one and making mistakes in my own second language and catching it myself...it's becoming too frequent. And with French it is so much more a language i am fluent in my mind now than when i want to speak out loud mostly due to almost 2 decades of not speaking, but when i teach it I'm all fluent as if i never forgot it. So yes, speaking 4 languages fluently cannot last very long due to having to drop one or 2...i dropped 1 language that was a part of my childhood language, completely when we shifted countries and i actually have trouble understanding it when my parents or friends speak it for fun: i don't get a word now. i still remember the numbers and basic hello and the major complaint we made at school to our teachers. Apart from that the other 4 languages i speak, i am frequently making mistakes in both my mother tongues (yes we have 2 mother tongues the national language and the regional language), which i am aware of and catch myself, even though these are the languages i speak the most now, but my native/birth language English is one where i am still in control...although i am now recently finding it hard to remember some vocabulary, my mind shifting to all the other languages, plus a smattering of japanese, korean and thai have come into the mix and i think that is when i totally started mixing stuff up as in i have to be careful to stick to one language. So i get you all!!!
15:03 I am not surprised Julia ;-) Miguel, you have a strong accent in French though (unlike German). As I am native speaker in both French and German, I can tell that clear level difference in terms of pronounciation.
El problema de los dos que hablan portugués es que tratan de hablar español a la misma velocidad con la que hablan en sus lenguas maternas y eso hace que se equivoquen en la pronunciación y en la gramática (cuesta entenderles un poco cuando hablan español). A mi me pasaba cuando comencé a aprender inglés (lo hice en EUA), pero luego empecé a hablar más lento y eso hizo que mejorara muchísimo más.
It was my first time fully geeking out on languages on camera and I'm all in for it 😆 Was super cool to do this with Julia and Miguel, I adore them a lot as polyglots and they're so fun in real life too!! ♥
Gesteeee 🎉🎉.. Happy for you. Fan from your neighbor Philippines
ah, you just down to earth @GESTEofficial 😂❤
you did great !!
hi kak, you're so amazing 🤩✨
Julia is so beautiful ❤😮
these three are by far my favorite talents/casts, it's so nice to see them together in a video talking about what they're mostly enthusiastic about (languages) :D
sameeeeee
Me too.. 😃
As portuguese native speaker and a polyglot who love learn & understand more about others cultures, I'm really in love watching the videos with Julia and Miguel! They're very talentous and have a great charisma. Hope to see them together soon!
É verdade mn
Gosto de como a gente tem um "fallback" pra Latin quando o radical da palavra é o mesmo e sai uns "talentous" no lugar de "talented" mas a gente sabe que o anglófono vai entender como "skillful" de qualquer jeito :P
A final de contas o inglês é filho do alemão com o francês e possuem duas paralavras pra cada conceito.
It helps that both of them actually have a very clear accent, there is plenty of rough accents from Portugal and Brazil, so it is nice that they speak so clean.
You take my word 😅
I like the Indonesian Girl. I have seen many of her videos.
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ya me to ,I like her deep voice..mantap 😁
yeah she is cute too y'know ;)
A Genesia é uma linda!! Muito simpática e cativante!!
Genesia is very friendly and communicative, and just like us Brazilians, she seems to have the touch thing when speaking to a friend.
I'm proud for indonesian girl, she seems like the representation of all southeast asian countries. I'm from 🇵🇭
That girl from Brazil talks with an American accent like she’s a native. She’s super fluent in American English, and it totally threw me off haha.
Even she has american english accent when she speaks spanish instead of brasilian-portuguese...
and thats not all she said in a previous video that she actually learned english accent. She is just an amazing person
She said she lived in the us for a while
@@flavinha34When did she say that?
@@GabeHowardd one of the most recent videos i think she said she lived in Atlanta(?)
Genesia is really cool. I love her channel on RUclips
Julia and Miguel are the best duo!
FAXXX!!
show some respect
In my mind (in off) i made some fanfics about they two. Both are so cute along 😆💖
oh i love all of three of them bcs they always talk with so much knowledge and now they got their own content together! this would be my new fav episode
I already had a massive crush on Miguel but when he started speaking french I realized I’m in love
Too
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World Friends knows what they're doing by putting Miguel and Julia in the same video ❤️🇵🇹🇧🇷
So I wasn’t the only one thinking this!
With "they're" you should use "know", not knows
Really? It sound pretty normal can you explain @@Fdydhdu63637
I speak five languages (my mother tongue, Italian, Portuguese, English, French and a little bit of Korean), and this kind of content is really useful to motivate us, luv it ❤
"Buona notte, principessa!"
É o máximo que eu sei de italiano porque eu assisti aquele filme triste do italiano que se apaixona e acaba sendo capturado pelo exército alemão no fim da segunda guerra. haha
At this point I expect you to speak Spanish honestly. Because when you speak Iatlian, Portuguese and French, then Spanish is pretty much there.
@@jojolords4523what if their native language IS spanish tho?
This was interesting to observe because I speak Indonesian, English, Japanese, Mandarin, Spanish, French, and German with varying levels of fluency (I don’t speak Portuguese or Korean). Genesia, keren asli 👍 You are very lucky to have learned Mandarin tones at a young age. Please try not to lose your Mandarin language skills! I am sure you will find some Chinese friends in South Korea to speak Mandarin with. Sayang lho kalo sampai lupa.
I love these three! So interesting hearing all the languages.
It's neat to hear the differences between both Portuguese from Portugal & Portuguese from Brazil and how they claim the Brazilian version is more nasally. To my ear, I did think the Brazilian girl sounded nasally in every language she spoke. It's interesting how their accents carry over into the other languages they speak. They are super polyglots & super impressive!
Really fun show! They were all so friendly, and considerate, like good teachers. Adding valuable insights from their experience.
Oh my...Julia speaks spanish so well! And Miguel speaks German amazingly as well! I just wish my Portuguese would improve...😢
You can do it amigo 😊
Você vai conseguir ❤
Colocou o Miguel e a Julia, já tem meu like!!
Bjo de Portugal linda😋
Si Julia está aqui yo estoy aqui :) Miguel y Julia lo hiceron muy bien en todos los idiomas y me gustó bastante el hecho de dar consejos de como iniciar con los idiomas y no solo hablarlos que eso está bien no lo niego
love Julia and Miguel’s videos. Best channel ever, please keep going!
I could watch Miguel all day 🥰
Look him(Lá ele)😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
@@Tiago-l8j4p There he 😂😂😂
Same for Julia , she make me smile everytime 😆
For real! ❤
Sameee 😂😍🥵
Essa Júlia é muito inteligente e carismática.
She's fire intense and hot 🔥 shes very inteligente cute and fast. Love her ❤She's nice funny and cool 😎 🎉❤🍷🍷🍷🍷🍷.
A globalized funny lady. ❤
miguel is just amazing! i had no idea he spoke so many languages... his german sounds so good! ✨
i love miguel as the portuguese representative in these videos and i always look forward to seeing more of him. 🇵🇹💖
Julia is the New Star of World Friends❤❤❤
Julia speaking Japanese wasn't something i didn't know need, but i loved it, love her accent
She also laughs like a dolphin at 20:18 🐬
Feliz cumpleaños Julia! Vos y Miguel han hablado bastante bien el Español... Y es imposible no comunicarnos entre argentinos y brasileros en Portuñol 😂
you really found the best duo, Julia and Miguel!
Como um brasileiro padrão, PRE-CI-SO de mais vídeos contendo a Julia e o Miguel!!! Nunca te pedi nada World Friends. Taca os dois em tudo quanto for vídeo que der
o miguel não é brasileiro
@@spheksophobiaurinal mas eu não disse isso. EU sou brasileiro e quero vê-los em mais vídeos. Entendeu?
@@spheksophobiaurinal E qual é o problema de ele não ser brasileiro?
@@spheksophobiaurinal Ah, sério mesmo? Não me digas! Não pode ser possível, eu jurava que aquele sotaque era de Minas Gerais, pelos vistos eu vivi esse tempo todo totalmente enganado, terei de conviver com tamanha notícia para o resto da vida, acho que não será fácil. Trágico.
I really like the Portuguese from Portugal as someone who also likes Slavic languages. It really does have a Slavic sound. Or maybe I like it because Miguel is speaking it 😂
if you like it from miguel, be aware we is talking Portuguese , but a portuguese from the northen part, more related to the Oporto city (here we joke about it people from the north and people from the south a bit of sane rivalery, so to be clear Portuguese accurate but the sound distorted to the northen way of speaking, witch is diferent in the sounding a bit when you are for example in the big metropolitan area of Lisbon and even other parts of Portugal and is very distinguashable, witch you would recognize if you were into the European Portuguese.
Yeah european brazilian kinda sounds like slavic languages indeed, not just Miguel
@@lucianobarreira5012 I actually heard some more Brazilian Portuguese the other day and thought the same. Julia doesn't though. Maybe it was from a different area than Julia is from.
@@bre_me she is from Sao Paulo most probably, which is definitely different than the rest of Brazil when it comes to that. If you hear northeastern accents, Rio accent, and northern accents it might sound softer to you. Search for "sotaque nordestino/cearense/pernambucano/carioca/baiano",
I loved the video and laughed out loud at Miguel imitating Julia's accent, I have the same accent as her and I really think our R (in our accent) is similar to the American R
Julia é tão vibes espontaneidade brasileira 🇧🇷
kak genesia telah menginspirasi anak" muda indonesia
When they mentioned they sound higher or deeper speaking another language, it reminded me of a study I heard from a few yrs ago. It says that we change our personalities in a few ways when speaking a different language, so yeah that would fit. For example I always notice I am much more chilled when speaking, thinking in or listening to english, compared to me speaking german.
Miguels german is real good. Can't even tell he's Portuguese.
Also greetings from Frankfurt am Meme ;p
Minimal einen Akzent wie ihn Leute mit beiden Eltern aus dem Ausland haben aber schon sehr gutes deutsch
Yes, it is. I'm an American learning German. I had a feeling it would be. Portuguese sounds to me like someone who speaks Spanish that's been living in Germany for a few years. More words seem to end with consonants.
As a native Spanish speaker both made pretty well in their Spanish but Julia it was the best she speak fluently Spanish pronounce pretty well has not a really marked accent that is pretty common in the Portuguese speakers whose learns Spanish, and as well she conjugate pretty well
whoa! To my ears, Indonesian sounded like Tagalog mixed with Hindi -so cool! Also loved the Portuguese boy saying "la mesma" -cute!
Yeah as Indonesian I feel that too😆 it's like hearing people talking in indonesian but typo words
8:25 She's completely correct about that the Brazilian girl's R sounding more Dutch and it's quit cool she knew that. But only for the western half of NL (where Amsterdam and The Hague are). It's called the 'Randstad R' because of it, referring to the cities in west NL (the part that's actually called Holland). It's also associated with posh ways of speaking sometimes. That R-sound is why a lot of Dutch people who attempt English pronunciation tend to sound Irish to people from other countries, and I'm surprised she mentioned a Dutch R, rather than an Irish one.
(Roughly the eastern half of NL has more the french r, and some places a rolling r, like many do in Belgium. Idk who cared, but there you go.)
Wowow cool facts tho
I’m Brazilian and the R she speaks is an accent from São Paulo and small cities, it’s like a “farm accent” for us. Others regions in Brazil we also have the Spanish and the French R.
@@mormandy95 Interesting, thanks!
I have a Brazillian co-worker and her personality is the same as Júlia.
This bubbly cheeky behavior is very common in Brazil
I'm so sorry for you. That kind of "extremely happy and loud" is boring
@@andersonresque2992 I'm sorry for YOU
@@andersonresque2992 grumpy people are even worse imao
This type of behavior is very annoying.
They were all great and did a really great and accurate job!
6:00 Just to clarify, it’s not ‘male’ or ‘female’; it’s masculine and feminine. We don’t align sex or gender with things; it’s just grammatical gender, which we don’t think much about when we speak.
Yes, people often think we see inanimate objects with human gender, which is not the case at all 😂
Yeah, same in Italian... And in German, also the neutral, das
I thought the same when she was saying that. It's grammatical gender, so it is for the words, not the objects. The same object can have different names and the gender changes, for example in Spanish TV is "televisor" but also "televisión" the first one is masculine and the second one is feminine, so it's not the object itself that has the gender it's the word.
Yes, I thought the same thing. Also, in 11:02 when they mention "embarazada" in Spanish being a false friend, Júlia says in Portuguese it will sound like "embarrassed" or "shy", but I think it's only true in English. In Portuguese, it means something like "tangled", as in tangled hair/strands/cables/etc
@@MayseSantana Not quite. At least in European Portuguese, "embaraçado" (male) or "embaraçada" (female) can definitely mean "embarrassed". For instance: Ao aperceber-me de que me esqueci da carteira, fiquei embaraçado (Upon realizing I forgot my wallet, I got embarrassed). Nonetheless, here in Portugal we'd probably prefer "envergonhado" or "envergonhada".
That being said, it can also mean tangled, like you mentioned: Não penteei o meu cabelo o dia todo, está embaraçado (I haven't brushed my hair all day, it's tangled).
Genesia, Julia and Miguel are friends they combines together, Giulia from Italy comnines woth all them too a nice team by far.❤❤❤❤
Miguel's french accent is quite good... Bravo !
And the technique of watching a movie in a language with the subtitles in the same language is efficient. I used it a lot after finishing college. 9 years learning English and I wasn't even able to talk to people because the methods in France are really bad. I could read books or even write ones but not having a single conversation!?
Now I speak English fluently and the English speakers I meet at work think I'm a native speaker (without really being able of telling where I'm from)
But that took quite a while... 😂
This technique is efficient plus memorization and exercises of review.
Miguel is so guapo! 😊
Julia is the cutest.
I am learning German since January. A few months after I started, I met someone on a video game called Sophia. After a week of talking I found out she lives in Berlin. As soon as I found out, I go “HALLO WIE GEHT’S?”
Nice
I also study German. 1 year and 7 months ago
@@apenasK. Good luck continuing! And don't worry if you haven't got it yet completely, we actually really appreciate every little word you know :)
@@jojogh10 .Thank you friend! may God bless you!
I’ve studied German on Duolingo and I think it’s a pretty cool language on my opinion
I love this channel, I'm learning english, this is very good. Cara eu n entendi nada dessas outras línguas 😂😂, mas é muito bom saber de outras línguas.
Miguel looks SO handsome here… I just can’t 😭❤
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love julia and miguel together!! they should be fixed guests!
as a person whos mother tounge is german, both of their german speaking levels are so good, especially miguels!! like if i didn’t know where he‘s from, i‘d think that he’s german, no joke.
This video is super entertaining! I've also found a love for languages, and watching these are so cool! I'm native in Portuguese (Portugal), I have learned French and English at school (even thought I suck at French), I can understand Spanish (I'm portuguese lol), I've learned Japanese for 2 years on Duolingo, which worked nicely for me (as Miguel said, it's personal reference after all), and I'm currently learning German since I have many german friends and my girlfriend speaks it. I'm still very young but I wish to perfect my skills in these languages!!! 😊
Their German was so good !!!
For not practicing it anymore, it was quite good.(From a german native speaker`s point of view)
As an Italian, I speak Italian,English,French,Spanish,Catalan,Portuguese and im learning German
Dang bro I respect the grind I’m learning Portuguese,French,German,Korean,Japanese,and Catalan I stopped on Duolingo with Russian,Arabic and Italian they are just hard Italian just kinda has a ton of different accents and grammar
I speak only my mother language ( Portuguese ) and a little English 😢😢
Posso parlare in inglese (la mia lingua materna), spagnolo, portoghese, thai e un po' di francese, tedesco, coreano e italiano. Sono d'Inghilterra, quindi non è comune che una persona britannica abbia un hobby con le lingue e le culture 😅
@@RobertHeslop il tuo italiano è perfetto😍!!!
@@nicolocirelli 🥹 Grazie mille! È tutto merito della mia amica italiana (Alessandra), che mi ha aiutato ad imparare, e penso che l'inglese britannico sia simile a molte parole in italiano, a causa dell'influenza francese sull'inglese (circa 40%).
Per esempio (inglese > italiano)
- tion > + zione [nation; nazione]
- ity > + ità [nationality; nazionalità]
- al > + ale [normal; normale]
- ic > + ico [germanic; germanico]
- ance > + anza [romance; romanza]
I can only speak three languages (Urdu, Punjabi and English) but I can understand both German and Dutch but not speak it so basically I know 5 language and speak 3, and now Miguel is the main cast of the channel, finally a guy who became a main member lol and Julia ofc
Paquistão?
@@praeteritus2218 Sim
I speak Portuguese and French fluently (having lived in France when I was little and now living in Portugal), I speak fluently English for work, I also speak "Portunhol" and understand Spanish. Now I've been learning Italian. I loved Miguel's french accent, for me it sounded Québécois! Love watching Julia and Miguel ❤
13:15 Yes, her Spanish was pretty fast, faster than her Portuguese.
I'm re-watching the video just because Miguel, Julia and Genesia are so cute....
More of Julia and Genesia please ❤😊
Miguel 🤝🏻 Julia
Best duo 🙌🏻
🥟🍜🧋As a native Mandarin-Chinese speaker, I wanna say:
The tones are not that important when you first learn Mandarin. We can still understand you easily most of the time because Chinese is a very contextual language. Even a lot of the natives use wrong tones here and there but we still understand each other.
What actually matters is to pronounce the "shape" of the vowels and consonants right.
What a good notice friend that Mandarin is already evolving, vocal and consonant tones are more the area of art music itself not of language, that privacy blesses the ways of Mandarin that Mandarin will soon become a beautiful, rich and atonal language like the Austronesian languages. Thank you for talking about this detail, because the 5 vocal tones of Mandarin scare away foreigners from it , outside the alphabet but the tones worry people and make them give up, that in the near future simplified and traditional Mandarin embrace the idea of atonality of pronunciation and speech.🍷🍻🍷🍻
MIGUEL IS SO HANDSOME 😭, OMG HOW I LOVE JULIA AND MIGUEL IN THE SAME VIDEOOOO, I LOVE TO MUCH THIS CHANNEL
His voice in german is so nice like a native
I can tell he is not native. Nonetheless his German is excellent. Genesia speaks as well very good German for the time she has been learning it.
Su español es muy rápido😆 pero comprensible y agradable de escuchar😌 Congrats you did It good!
This is so intersting, i hope there is part 2
I find it crazy how good Miguel's accent is in German and French, he pulls it off really well, but as he mention German is his second language to be fair, it's the French pronunciation that he really pulled off well for someone who probably only really learned it in school and hasn't had much chances to practice it with people.
Cool video, All languages that I am interested in so this was pure entertainment for me, the Indonesian girl is right, the local dialects are what throws me off as someone learning Bahasa Indonesia, but it really is a fun language to learn, my biggest mistake with it tends to be mixing the phrases and saying them in the wrong order, as a Portuguese and English native speaker I keep thinking in English when if I think more in Portuguese the order of the words will be more accurate in Bahasa Indonesia haha.
Julia is a very lovely charismatic person!
Miguel and Julia are the best couple 🔥
No
Omg, of course there would be a cheesy comment like this one...
thats so disrespectful
The best couple of friends
Just cuz they look good? Sounds a little shallow
I could watch Julia all day she's so pretty and funny ❤
Why hasn't anyone mentioned Genesia, you're cool
Oh my gosh, I want Miguel more❤❤❤❤ He even made himself more attractive thanks to his language skills😍
Kak Genesia keren banget😊
Julia habla super bien el español que onda, y eso que casi no práctica pero lo habla super bien
a Julia é youtuber? seria interessante ela ter um canal onde desse dicas sobre aprender idiomas ou algo relacionado
Ela iria flopar 😂
Si tiene canal pero por el momento no ha publicado contenido pero segun vi ella subirá un video pronto :)
Procure o canal “Hello Ju”, mas infelizmente ficou um tempo sem vídeos
Ela tem, no Instagram ela disse que ia publicar mais e até acho que tem um secundário
@@magomistico562no she wouldn’t weridoooooo
Always appreciate for polygots👏😊
Portugal crlh!!!
Miguel represents Portugal very well
I'm in the way of learning 8 different language and glad to see them again
Miguel and Julia the best duo, we need more videos with them 🦦
Finally, now I can locate Miguel's English accent. It's the accent I heard a lot from German speakers. I've been puzzled by this for a long time. His English doesn't sound like other Portuguese people I've heard at all.
His german is like perfect 😮
That Indonesian girl is so fine. She looks like a princess that should be bowed down to. I speak 4 languages like a native and used to study Japanese as well in London and later Copenhagen but i forgot a lot since it was over 20 year ago. But this was for when i thought i would move to japan in 2003 or so. Life got in the way. I would flirt in german with that Endo babe so much.. 😍😍😍
I love Portuguese, it's very passionate and sounds good. And I find that Indonesian people look like Kazakhstan people😅.
I like the content there's a lot point view to learn, inspiring and mindblowing 🤯👍
Julia and Miguel are the best
Sein Deutsch ist soooo gut. Wahnsinn.
German is so hard broooooooo
I love videos with Miguel and Julia.
Especially Julia rocks!👍
Esse canal é tão legal,é o tipo de coisa que você vê e pensa: obrigada,Internet,por você existir! Rs! Eu gosto tanto dessa brasileirinha,é admirável a simpatia,a beleza,a inteligência,a capacidade de aprender tantas línguas... eu entendo os vídeos em inglês,mas não consigo escrever ou pensar em inglês pra falar,tô travada nisso a um bom tempo... 😢
I love watching you guys cus it reminds me the time I was you a young au pair in NYC, getting in touch with multiple languages, learning a bit of everything and speaking English fluently!!!
Nowadays I’m in my forties with a 3 years old toddler and no plans to travel abroad, which means I can barely speak English now 😂
so watching you guys living all of this takes me back on time ❤
I’m Brazilian by the way, from the south 😊
Your all soooo heartwarming ❤❤❤❤
Please stay healthy and happy ❤🎉
It's funny to hear that the voice is changing by speaking other languages 😮
I don't expecting that, Deutsch and spanisch are different types of voices 😅 but nice, your three are amazing 🎉
I love this guys.
As someone who also learnt Chinese from a young age, I would compare 'accepting the tones' similar to how languages with genders, like German, French, Portuguese, 'accepted the genders'. It does need lots of exposure to hearing the words that the tones become instinct when I want to say a certain word.
6:00 I am also still learning Portuguese and actually, this is one of the easier parts for me, because French, Spanish and Italian have it in a very similar way.
Not a critic, just an observation. It's very likely they come from privileged financial families to be able to have a great education and focus on learning... It can't be public school where they had the opportunity to learn all these languages. Nothing wrong with having this privilege. That's great for them! I just wish it would be mentioned/recognized somewhere in the video. Lots of kids watching this probably wished they had the same chances. And for these I say: don't think it's your fault for not being able to advance in studies like they did.
😂they studied in international schools
I can speak 5 language ( Bengali, English, Hindi, Spanish, Arabic and also know Urdu because it similar to hindi❤❤❤
Ooooh so cool
You're a cool globalized guy 👦 ❤🎉
As a Portuguese guy I agree with everything Miguel said lmao spanish is trully natural for everyone to speak specially when we talk about galiza and french emigration really makes us learn it as well
As a Spoken Language Coach I totally agree: that is why I customise my teaching style according to the individual: i indeed tell them to make the language they are learning a constant part of their surroundings from books to vlogs to movies to songs to podcast and news and having the TV on in that language in the background for subconscious learning of the brain....it really works.
Listening to the last part as they all explain mixing languages and adding words from other languages, it getting difficult to sometimes converse in any one language fully and even making mistakes is all true. Although for many years it didn't happen but now, it is happening a lot to me: switching between 2 languages even though i should be sticking to one and making mistakes in my own second language and catching it myself...it's becoming too frequent. And with French it is so much more a language i am fluent in my mind now than when i want to speak out loud mostly due to almost 2 decades of not speaking, but when i teach it I'm all fluent as if i never forgot it. So yes, speaking 4 languages fluently cannot last very long due to having to drop one or 2...i dropped 1 language that was a part of my childhood language, completely when we shifted countries and i actually have trouble understanding it when my parents or friends speak it for fun: i don't get a word now. i still remember the numbers and basic hello and the major complaint we made at school to our teachers.
Apart from that the other 4 languages i speak, i am frequently making mistakes in both my mother tongues (yes we have 2 mother tongues the national language and the regional language), which i am aware of and catch myself, even though these are the languages i speak the most now, but my native/birth language English is one where i am still in control...although i am now recently finding it hard to remember some vocabulary, my mind shifting to all the other languages, plus a smattering of japanese, korean and thai have come into the mix and i think that is when i totally started mixing stuff up as in i have to be careful to stick to one language.
So i get you all!!!
Fiiine, now I'll have to watch every video that has Julia in it. Are you happy now?
Miguel is so intelligent and he’s only 19y/o 🤯
15:03 I am not surprised Julia ;-) Miguel, you have a strong accent in French though (unlike German). As I am native speaker in both French and German, I can tell that clear level difference in terms of pronounciation.
El problema de los dos que hablan portugués es que tratan de hablar español a la misma velocidad con la que hablan en sus lenguas maternas y eso hace que se equivoquen en la pronunciación y en la gramática (cuesta entenderles un poco cuando hablan español). A mi me pasaba cuando comencé a aprender inglés (lo hice en EUA), pero luego empecé a hablar más lento y eso hizo que mejorara muchísimo más.
7:13 mirou na Julia mas acertou no Serjão dos Foguetes (até a entonação), kkkkkkkkk
iauaihiuhaiuhaiahuaiuahaiuhiuahaihiuh PQP manoooo saiu identico!!!! Complicado isso aí cara