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How I Learned 7+ Languages! 🌎 - My Polyglot Story
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- Опубликовано: 9 июл 2017
- So how exactly did I become a polyglot?
In this story-time video today, you'll find out all about how my polyglot journey started, when I learned what language, why I fell in love with it at all and what languages are next on my list!
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Nice! I speak English, Spanish, French, and Portuguese. I'm learning Korean and Polish! That's great that you were able to reach conversational levels in all those languages (:
PassionforDreaming Im Polish and I speak English and Im learning Chinese, Korean and Norwegian ^^
Oliwia Piskozub Ugh Norwegian was my favorite language to learn. Jeg elsker det.
Tak samo, tylko bez Koreańskiego O_o
Mentira sabe português nada
Da Um Gostei kkkkkkk
nice: I speak English, Spanish, and Korean. I'm learning French and Japanese at the same time
Awesome Andy!
안영하세요! hola yo tambien hablo español pero es castellano
How do u start learning a language?
Hey dude , how do you learn two in the same time?
@@vane8093 ablas a quanto tiempo?
I'm a Malaysian so I grew up speaking multiple languages: Malay, Mandarin, Cantonese, English, Hokkien (Taiwanese). But I am an opera pianist, so I'm learning Italian right now, and hopefully French and German next!
🥰🥰👍👍
I speak English, Spanish, and now I am learning German. I was born in USA so English was my first language. My father is Peruvian so my family only spoke to me in Spanish, that I how I learned. My mother is German and I moved in with her, here in Germany, so I can attend university here and now I must learn German. After I perfect my German I would love to learn Korean bc I love the culture :)
Sounds great Melissa! Germany is an awesome place to study, good luck :)
Im brazilian and my next language to learn will b german., I know that wont b easy, dont u?
Brazilian speking portuguese
ruclips.net/video/hQ6ZEN-APE4/видео.html
How's your German progress?
Hi there all, I speak English, Arabic and French all to the backbone. Learning languages is an incredible asset. Best of luck for all who were led here, we are all RUclipsfam
I speak Spanish, English, Italian and currently learning Japanese.
Brazilian speking portuguese
ruclips.net/video/hQ6ZEN-APE4/видео.html
Vinicius Costa Almeida ok...
すごいですね
My native language is English and I've been teaching myself/studying Spanish everyday since May (studied some Spanish in high school 8 yrs ago) always wanted to be fluent in Spanish:) I should be fluent before the year is over with:) and I'm slowly learning Arabic, such a beautiful language and my friend speaks it and she's helping me with the basics so far. I want to also learn Portuguese, Italian, German, French and whatever else I fall in love with. I honestly enjoy learning a language! It's great for communicating with others and I love to travel abroad:) Loved your video! Keep learning more languages, it's so unique and different from everyone else.
I'm Native spanish speaker maybe i can help you with your spanish i'm from Costa Rica !
Freecapri I’m from Spain if you have any questions fell free to ask me! I’d love to help you❤️
i m native arabic and french speaker maybe i can help you
ooh i m now obsessed with spanish and really want to learn it
if you wanna learn some spanish, i can help you with that, i'm a native spanish speaker, too. And i also need to improve my english but i have nobody to talk to :'v (i'm studying portuguese, too)
I have to say you fall in love a lot. I know english, french, Spanish, Chinese, Japanese and Portuguese, but I want to learn Italian and German as well.
And what´s bad about that? I live a happy life full of lots of love :)
@@LinaVasquezOfficial nothing it's great. Im just not used to hearing that about languages.
Serbian gal here🙋♀️When u said ur bff in primary school was Serbian , I got so excited.I thought u knew Serbian.I was wrong,but I can see how passionate u are in learning languages ,so maybe one day...🤷♀️😊
i don't call myself a polyglot. i speak 2 languages fluently. Spanish and English.
i speak 2 well but not fluently, French and Portuguese.
I'm learning 2 om which my level is almost beginner. german and polish.
I know how to read Cyrillic. but i don't speak any Cyrillic language. but my plams are to learm Russian, Slovene, Hebrew and maybe Turkish or Romanian. but that's after i learn polish.
Dan_1022 you're a polyglot
If u wanna learn romanian dont do it with another language simultaneously... Its really hard... And this is coming from me a native romanian speeker xD
Jack Davids No they aren’t they have to be GOOD at the language. Most “polyglots” don’t even speak the languages well they’re just scammers
@@vali69 wtf Romanian is easy language because it's how Italian Spanish Portugal and French
@@nathanail5 ive never seen someone in my entire life who didnt grow up with romanian but was fluent... Despite how much you can try unless u were born learning romanian you will never be able to get to a point where u are truly fluent... Even italians that learn romanian are still kinda bad and make mistakes... It might not be as hard as mandarin or any other eastern languange but its something along the lines: easy to learn, hard to master...
This is an incredible video. Thank you
I've fallen in love with you even though I'm gay this is how charming you are, you go girl!!
💜💜
why are you gae
@@joe-xv4hq Because he like penis
@@vitorwilliam8957 probable not yours, no worries..lol
Leuke video! Heb er veel van geleerd en vind hem erg leuk. Eigenlijk best te doen om zoiets te doen. Volgens mij een kwestie van veel tijd en oefenen samen met mensen om je heen. Het lijkt vrij haalbaar wat ze heeft gedaan en ook mogelijk voor andere mensen. Dat vind ik heel leuk om te zien. Verder vind ik het een goed idee om de video te filmen in de natuur en om het kort te houden. Dat maakt het krachtig. Het wordt leuk verteld en duidelijk en het klinkt als of het voor meer mensen mogelijk is en dat maakt het heel sterk en ook dat het bij mensen bij blijft.
I speak English, French, Spanish, Portuguese, Japanese, and I can communicate in German and Italian too. I would like to continue with Russian and Korean ;)
Wow ! Great .....
Can you give me some tips on learning japanese?
I'm a native English speaker, but I'm learning biblical Greek, french, and spoken mandarin.
Thomas Goodrich Could you explain why you aren't learning written mandarin as well?
I don't have the patience. I would if I could pay attention long enough, but I can't.
Oh I know that problem 😹 characters are so exhausting and need a lot of time but it's so incredible exciting to be able to pass through a text / seeing a title or sign in Mandarin and realizing, that you understand those complex characters
It really worths it !
I like how you specified spoken 😏
Jeanne G only problem is you WILL forget if you don’t keep using it after you’ve learned
Thanks so much. This Polyglot idea changed my life so much. Language is simply a key to soooo many things. It pushed me to an extend İ couldnt dream of before. And just by the way İ even learnt to love my native language German, which I didnt before.
Since 7 years old, i can speak 3 languages( english,filipino,hiligaynon) and when i was thirteen i studied korean but im not fluent at it, i can just read sentences but not so fast. Now Im 14 and Im studying Spanish. They say start early if you want to learn languages so yeah..
Just be patient
Cik superīgi! Man patīk redzēt cilvēkus no Latvijas, kuri arī mācās valodas. I also love learning languages, last year I realized that I know a couple languages, and I want to learn some more. So, now I am 15, and I already speak 7 languages and I plan to learn at least 10. Good luck learning languages! Sveicieni no Floridas :)
Do you speak them fluently? If so, that's insane!
Great story! It's always nice to hear the background from other polyglots as well :-) You go girl!
No final lança um tchau! Que jeito lindo de ser!
I loved too much seeing more about Lina's life experiences in this video, specially her charisma.
Keep up the good work.!
Wouter Corduwener You are a legend.
Thanks Wouter! :)
The man !! humble !! you also keep the good work !!
Because of your amazing skills and your RUclips channel , I could know Lina Vasquez.... Thank you Wouter.
Yes Woulter is a legend... nice work Lina! I’m living in Australia Sydney learning languages...thanks for the great vid!!
My native language is Russian,the English level is upper intermediate and now I learn Spanish
Молодец!
Hablas español? 😁👍
Ksenia Ksu do you have any tips how to learn Russian ❤️
Rusian is different
anya usually natives have no idea about how their language works, so there are even specialities like "teaching Russian as foreign language" (or any other language)
Such an amazing video!
Thank you!
Hi I’m Adam and my parents are Tunisian . I was born and raised in Australia so I speak English and also my parents speak to me in Arabic and I am learning French at high school because my parents speak French because Tunisia is a francophonie country, I’m recently starting to learn Italian , my mother is also fluent in Italian, practically all her neighbours in Tunisia were Sicilian. I also started to learn Japanese but i put it on hold to concentrate on French more as I’m going into ATAR next year. After my Italian becomes relatively good and I am fully fluent in French i will start Spanish and focus a lot of Japanese as well. Also soon going to start learning Tuareg a language spoken by the berbers in North Africa. After I learn Spanish fluently I want to start Portuguese (Brazilian). Also i studied some Korean, Russian. Hebrew, Greek (I always have a faze where I am interested in a language and want to learn it but end up losing interest)
Hmm... my mother tongue is Spanish and I was learning French at the point that I surpassed my English level, but I gave up to continue the learning. Now I'm learning Russian and I love it so much. 😋
Right, you should learn the languages you like! ;-)
Language learning should always be fun, and in my opinion as effective as possible :-)
This was also my philosophy when I wrote my book about languages! :-)
Have you checked it out? You can find all information in my recent video!
thebusylinguist.com/ebook/
I wish you a lot of success!
Lina Vasquez, oh! You have wrote a book? Interesting! I'll see. By the way, I see your name is Spanish, where are you from? This is the first video of you that I see.
Hi from Russia😄
Привет! Я - русская, и, так как ты учишь русский, то я оставлю свой комментарий именно на этом языке.
1. Я знаю английский, так как я учила его в школе.
2. Французский. Однажды я увидела телеканал TV5Monde и влюбилась в этот язык.
3. Испанский. Я познакомилась с испанцами, когда ездила во Францию изучать французский язык.
4. Португальский. Я познакомилась с бразильцами во Франции.
5. Итальянский. Я ездила на круизном корабле, на котором было много итальянцев и я постоянно слушала итальянскую речь. Итальянский язык я выучила совсем недавно, и твои видео меня к этому вдохновили и подтолкнули. Спасибо тебе!
молодец! продолжай делать, что делаешь :)
I just found your channel. This is a beautiful story.
I grew up speaking English (of course) and Afrikaans.
I've been learning Spanish but wish to learn more.
Thanks for sharing
great story!
Such an amazing story
Congratulations! I'm studying English now, and listening you are so helpful...
im AMAZED
Mother tongue: English
I am at B1 in French, Spanish, and German.
I have a tendency to hop around with languages. I have done Italian and Russian as well. And, I am working on Arabic and Turkish.
For when you start Arabic, I recommend the Mastering Arabic series.
thanks for your recommendation, I will consider it :-)
If you want to have some tips about new languages (french and italian or russian) - then have a look at my language learning playlist: ruclips.net/p/PLuwoz0E3gwIQYdyFtvzlvtUjOOh2ob_Lb
Kevin Hull Thanks!
i really want to start arabic!
Aryaman Manish Joshi
Welcome!
Kevin Hull can you write and read arabic ?
im arabic native speaker and i would love to help anyone in learning it
you're really inspiring! i speak Arabic, French, English and Italian. i'm now learning German and i find it harder than the others but maybe it is because i just started it 10 days ago.
If you are still up to it, don't miss the RUclips channel Easy German - learn German from the streets (with Janusz and Cari). That's a very interesting channel and a good way to learn German.
I have just started learning spanish. I am having so much fun
I am from America and English is my native language.
Last year I decided that I was going to learn Spanish, French, Italian and sign language ASL before I turn 20.
I am fourteen right now and I am studying Spanish and sign language ASL currently.
Hopefully by the end of 2019 I will be fluent in three languages. 🤞🏻
Great video and awesome story! I speak English and Spanish fluently, and I'm picking up Portuguese and Chinese!
Hey Lina! Your hard work and your improvements push me to continue learning languages :)
I'm from Italy, I'm fluent in English and I speak Spanish at an intermediate level.
I'm working on learning Portuguese, German and Norwegian! I'm probably going to study Russian at university, but we'll see!
Sei mai stata in Italia? Buona fortuna per tutto :)
Great stories and also inspiring... I speak portuguese,english and french... l'm also learning italian,german..
JOSÉ MARTINS Brazil
Esther and her Little World Kannst du schon einbischen Deutsch?
Bacana
My native language is German, I speak English and French almost fluently and I'm learning Spanish atm :)
Hi. I just moved to United States and into a Spanish speaking neighbourhood. I am bilingual and I have recently developed interested in learning Spanish. Can you give me some structured guidelines in terms of where and how I can begin?
Awesome video! Thanks for sharing your journey. That's amazing you speak all those languages. English is my native language, and I can speak basic everyday Japanese. I started learning Japanese because my relatives are Japanese and it's just a cool language.
Thank you Oliver! I'm certain that in a year if you continue, your Japanese will be super!
What a beautiful place! I speak Portuguese as my native tongue, English and a learning German
Your story is so inspiring!
Thank you Antoinette!
This is the trippiest thing ever for me to hear your Australian accent because I just came from your porque eu aprendi pt video 😂 100% agree on the part you said about communication (And ok mad respect for you having watched Love Hina haha).
I speak English, Brazilian Portuguese, Spanish, and am learning Japanese, Italian, and French atm. Respect to all my fellow language learners out there, y'all know what's up!!!!!! 🙌 I truly believe that by learning how to speak languages other than your native language, you're helping to make the world a better place because you're creating more pathways to connect with others and share your loooveee 💚💙💛
ayyye its so cool I was just searching polyglot stuff and ur from Latvia where I'm from 😀
Really nice! You got a new sub, Lina. I know you from Gabriel Poliglota´s channel lol
I speak fluent English and Chinese, both Mandarin and Cantonese. I'm learning Japanese (conversational level) and Latin at the moment. Also planning to pick up spainish!
Toto Li wow, I know this is a late reply but how are you doing with these languages now? I speak English fluently, I can speak Cantonese but I can't read Chinese & I'm currently learning French
Congrats, your english has a clean sound. I understand almost everything words you said! I'm a student of english yet.
Thank you haha, it must be the mixed accent :D
Lina, I've been following your work since the Polyglot Conference, Keep up the good work. I speak English, Spanish and Portuguese at a native level, and Italian and French as a second lang
Thank you! :D
Cool story! I currently only speak English and I am learning Spanish because I love the culture and want to move to Barcelona next year. In the future I want to learn French, Italian, Portuguese, and Arabic. I think it would be so fun to travel around the world meeting new people and living in new and exciting countries.
wow.. just wow!
Wow you are freaking amazing! I could never teach myself, though I really don't have trouble memorizing everything, I just don't think I could do it on my own.
My native language is German, I was really happy when you said you speak German. I've been learning English since first grade, so for eleven years now and I watch so much English RUclips that sometimes I can't even express myself in German anymore xD
In sixth grade we all had to start French, and pretty much everyone hated it, but I really liked it, but stopped after tenth grade, because I would have had to many lessons. I already forgot so much and it really upsets me. I need to start practicing so I don't forget the rest!
Also, in eighth grade I picked up Spanish, it's my favorite language so far! There are just too many languages I would like to learn, but the ones I want to learn most are Portuguese and Irish.
I respect anyone who can speak *2* languages, but 7? That's crazy, and I hold a large amount of respect for you.
thank you!
I am Zimbabwean i speak Ndebele and shona fluently, English is my third language , i now want to learn Spanish as fourth language.
Awesome Ivan!
@@LinaVasquezOfficial Thanks Lina
You're amazing❤❤
Thank you, Rony!
Heeey Lina, great video! I'm from Brazil and I'm also a language enthusiast. I learned English by myself when I was 15-16, at highschool I learned Spanish and now I'm in University learning French. The reason why I enjoy learning languages is that, much like yourself, I love to communicate. I realized that if I somehow used the language I was learning, either meeting new people or reading, or making effort to speak it, I could make progress very quickly. Even if one day I start learning a language that has no apparent nor logical reason for me to learn it, I wouldn't quit it because it's something that makes me happy. Keep making great videos about language learning :)
That's awesome! I'm very happy to hear that :D
I watched you talking with Gabriel Poliglota and became a fan. Congratulations for your channel and tallent. Also want to thank you for spreading your knowledge. I think it's amazing.
Ivan from Brasil.
Muito obrigada Ivan! Thank you very much :)
@@LinaVasquezOfficial Como está seu português? Já veio para cá nos visitar? Have a nice week.
You're amazing! I grew up bilingual with English and Spanish. I picked up Russian while in University and can speak, read, and write at a proficient level but no where near fluent lol
Good Video! :-)
I'm speaking German and Chechen, English almost fluently. Right now I'm learning Russian and in the upcoming schoolyear I will have Latin in School. I planned to learn Arabic when I'm fluent in Russian.
My native language is English but I recently started learning Russian as my boyfriend is Russian similar to you. This will be my first attempt at trying to learn a language to a fluent level so any advice is welcome. Спасибо!
I'm amazed by such people, you're such inspiration for people like me who want to learn but there is always something wrong with motivation((. We can be penpals in Russian and when I go to Australia would be happy to meet you! Mucha suerte con las lenguages!! )))
i speak 7 languages, im polyglot.
but i ofcus i will continue the 8, 9 10th......
Now im doing 6 months FLUENCY IN ARABIC, i will be fluent in Arabic before jully 2019.
keep up the good work
support from France ❤
Sveika! Tik milzīgs prieks, ka uzdūros taviem video. Es arī esmu aizrautīga valodu, kultūru un lielās pasaules mīļotāja. Runāju latviešu, krievu, vācu un angļu valodās, un šobrīd mācos itāļu. Nākošais plāns ir apgūt poļu un gruzīnu. Lai mums visiem izdodas visas ieceres! Sirsnībā.. latviete no Minhenes. ;)
That’s awesome. I grew up speaking English and Spanish fluently. I can speak and understand French, Italian and Portuguese enough to get by in those countries, and very little Romanian. I am learning German and can understand quite a lot because it’s so close to English. I am also learning Polish. I can read text in Cyrillic and understand very little of what it says but hopefully that’ll change once I become more fluent in Polish since both are Slavic languages and very similar, which in turn are also very similar to Czech, Slovak, Serbian, Croatian and Bosnian.
You were amazing..
This is pretty cool! In my country, the Philippines, we learn our national language and English in school. However, these are besides my regional dialect, which is Hiligaynon. Currently, I have been learning French and I think I'll be picking up Spanish again, as it is familiar in the Filipino language :))). Thanks for sharing your story! Makes me feel inspired that I can do this and more
That's really impressive! I'm fluent in Albanian (native language) , English and German. I am learning Dutch and French at the moment but I'm also really interested in Spanish and Croatian and Serbian (both accents). Any advice?
I wanted to improve my English and then speak French to know so many unknown things for me. Thanks for the video. Greetings from Colombia.
I speak Norwegian, English and am currently learning Greek, and planning to learn russian and polish later.
Thank you for the inspiration. I am Hungarian and currently speak 2 foreign languages: English and German. But this motivates me that we can learn more. Since a long time I wanted to learn Italian and maybe Russian or French too... Or Spanish, Dutch, or Polish... Now I have hope that gradually, one at a time maybe it is possible to learn them.
It's nice to meet you , since of children we have curiosity in learn languages . So , do you it's a inspiration ! Exists another's polyglots type : Steve Kauffman , Gabriel polyglot and do you .
Love this! Native Arabic, grew up with English in school. Now learning Korean cause i love the culture, people, drama & BTS 💜❤️ i want to learn Spanish as well in the long run to connect with the other side of the world haha
I can speak English, French, Spanish (both to about B1/2 level) and a bit of Italian (more A2). I'm hoping to study Japanese at university, and I'm also hoping to give Portuguese a go
Keep it up, that's amazing that you can speak so many already!
Olá Lina! Vi seu vídeo no canal do Gabriel e fiquei profundamente encantado. Vou te seguir aqui. Abraço!
Hey Lina!! I am trying to be just like you!!! I can speak Dutch, English and French fluently. My Italian, my Spanish and my Portuguese are conversational and I would like to study Russian, Arabic and Mandarin Chinese in the future!! Keep learning languages!! ;)
Hey Liam! Awesome to hear :D Let me know if you ever need any tips and keep watching the channel!
I speak Ukrainian and Russian fluently and Istudy English and Spanish. I want to study Chinese and German but when will I do it if I don't have enough time even to study these 2 languages? I'd like to be able to stop the time😅
This is so cool! I'd love to speak so many languages.
German is my mother language, i speak very good (not fluent yet though) English. I'm learning French ( five years) and Italian (one year) in school and learn Chinese currently. Moreover I just started Portuguese
I want to learn Hebraic and Japanese and maybe later Arabic and Danish (all not easy 😁)
And Spanish
I like ur Channel.Intelligent Women.I,m Polyglot too.I speak Motherlanguage:1) Oshikwanyama +2) Oshindonga 3)Otjiherero 4)English 5)Afrikaans 6)Portuquese 7) French 8)Nederlands n little bit Russian.
I am not a polyglot, but I do have an interest in languages, roots, connections etc. I am learning German at school in the UK and Esperanto in my free time. Any tips for German (especially the grammar)? I would love to be a polyglot one day. Well done for getting such an early start!
I speak 3 languages, I'm struggling with Spanish rn. I don't have a tutor/online course, no native speakers in my locality any tips for me? After spanish i would want to learn french, russian and Italian
Incredible story 😊 I speak Danish, English, Norwegian and a little German. For the moment I'm learning Spanish and Russian.
This video is amazing, I always wanted to become a polyglot, and I speak five languages so far, Arabic, English, Tamazight, French and German, my next language would either Spanish or Russian
I'm an english speaker - conversational French and German, learning Persian, Latin and Russian
Awesome! I speak Persian as a native but my family and I moved out of the country when I was 2 to Dubai and I started kindergarten in a British school and moved to an American school from grade 1-12. But UAE is an Arabic country (despite almost everyone virtually speaking English cause of the sheer number of internationals) so I had to learn Arabic as well which I was actually the top of the class for (somehow). Anyway, I then moved to Milan for my university because of how close Italian culture is to my own (for starters we both wash our butts! :D) Anyway, now I can speak almost 4 languages. Which is really amazing and something I'm really glad and proud about. I really REALLY want to learn French, German, Japanese and maybe Turkish and Spanish. I also want to obtain a very posh accent (my English accent is a mix of mostly American and British) but I would really like to speak in a British accent naturally, I can imitate it but it feels awkward to speak like that all the time. Any tips? P.S. I love watching polyglot vids, they're so inspiring!
I speak Hindi and English. I'm currently learning Spanish. It's such a beautiful language. After that, I think I'm gonna pick us Norwegian or Portuguese. I also want to learn Japanese and Chinese Mandarin.
Excelente Valencia!
Valencia I’m actually from Spain , if you have any questions fell free to ask me! I’d love to help you❤️
Hi! I loved your video!
I speak Italian, French, German and English and I'm learning Arabic and Persian. I would like also to learn a little bit of Swahili and Spanish
Muy bien! Hao! Sehr gut! Very good!
Молодец Лина,продолжай!
спасибо!
Damn... I call myself a language lover, but in fact the only foreign language I can speak fluently is English. I'm currently learning Spanish and Romanian and I think I've reached level A2 in both, I also used to know German on a decent level, but now I'm not even sure I can hold a conversation in it. I also know the basics of Dutch. I used to be proud of it, but now I see it's not enough, I need to work more on my language skills! You're definitely so hardworking, you're a great example of how much I can achieve if I start working harder. Best of luck to you, you're amazing!
I love her.
Oi lina! .conheci o seu canal hoje!. Gostei.very nice😁
It's so fascinating how you are able to use all these languages at a conversational level! I wish I could do the same for all the languages that I am proficient in, as well as the ones I am studying and will be studying.
For the record, Filipino (particularly the Tagalog language) and English are, by right of the Philppine constitution, my native tongues. I also know Japanese and Spanish, though I am not yet able to use them at a proficient extent.
I'd like to learn Arabic, because I live in an Arab country, and other Filipino languages (such as Cebuano and Ilocano) so that I get to strengthen my ability to communicate with my countrymen better, and I'd recommend that you try the same for the Filipino languages, too!
I'm learning Deutsch at the moment
I can speak Arabic as a native and English
Good luck for you attempting to learn Arabic it's a challenge for foreign learners.
Thanks Amthal - it'll definitely be a good challenge
I'm new here, you sound like a recording, perfect!
Hello, thank you very much for this informative presentation. I am already capable of speaking English and German on Native proficiency. I am in university and the language the course are acquired are in English. Now i am considering to learn French and Spanish. As i am quite young (20) i think learning languages will open new possibilities. Anyone who could give me precise details and advice on how to learn a new language in the most effective way. As for instance movies with subtitles, duolingo... no matter what. I would appreciate consultations and encouragements.
I speak Finnish and english pretty fluently, I dont know if I can call myself fluent in English)). And in finland we have to go to swedish lessons to have atleast some touch of that lang (its Finlands another official language). I understand practically 85% of spoken russian and my speaking is semigood? I'm starting to learn chinese tho
It is great to see female polyglots coming out on RUclips! Thank you!
I am not a polyglot as I speak only English, Spanish, French and some Russian. I say some because I married into a Russian family but they have an anglicized version of Russian so there are many words they use that raise the eyebrows of proper Russians, I understand a lot of German because I was raised in a Plattdeustch home. Spanish is so logical and the grammar rules are the most regular so I really became fluent fast. It is so useful in the USA. French was a language so beautiful I couldn't avoid it. It is a joy to speak and to listen to. I am anxious to pick a new language. I might go for mandarin. Before cleaning up my German!
Please keep posting.
Don't put yourself down. Four languages definitely meets the definition of polyglot. :)
I speak only Swedish and english fluently and now i am learning russian and french and for my own best i will 100% these languages and not take on more languages since studying 3 or 4 languages won't get you anywhere is any of them so i'll stick to learning French and Russian
thanks for coming to my TED talk
that's cool we are lucky that we can travel and learn new languages, i speak Arabic, Greek, English, Russian, Danish, and learning Italian right now
the silly thing is that i'm dyslexic in all of them and i really straggle with grammar sometime. but i could make it the whole way and learn some of them on naivete level :)
Good luck with the Arabic :)
Thanks Zaki :) Good luck to you! Just don't give up
Hi Lina ! Your videos are always so great ! =)
So Arabic will be your first non Indo-European language =) It is the hardest language I had to deal with in the past (silly grammar and hard script) but I really enjoy to speak it with my Iraqi and Syrian friends ! When will you start your Arabic journey? I'm mostly interested in Middle Eastern language because they are so exotic.
Take care !
loki2504 You're one of the greatest!
loki2504 جميل جدا استمر
No. Japanese is a non Indo-European language, so that was already her first non Indo-European language.
ooh i m moroccan arab and interested in learning languages i would love to exchange knowledge in languages with someone but i don't have no one to practice with
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Where do you live ?
I speak English (first language).
Then French (because I live somewhere where being bilingual is a big deal so they teach it in school until one year where you get to choose Italian but that is all they offer)
And now I am trying to learn Korean (because of the culture, I have a friend who is Korean and it just seems interesting.)
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I wanted to learn Japanese before but never go into it (like 3 years ago).
I wanted to learn sign language (which I might do)
And I want to learn Dutch
Good for you, but how do you maintain all of these languages? I speak English (native), Spanish, French and Mandarin Chinese. Keeping up with French and Mandarin on top of Spanish and English is EXHAUSTING. I would love to study a fifth language, but there are only so many hours in the day. How do you do it?
Hey, this was always an interesting topic to me and a question that I asked myself thousand of times. The answer is that you need to implement these languages in your daily and practice them, at least for a few minutes every day.
More detailed information about the topic how I maintain all of my languages and how my daily life looks life are in this video :-)
ruclips.net/video/tiCZgQviIeo/видео.html
leave me a comment on this video, whether it helped you :-)