Broski, I stumbled onto your channel from the Easy French video series. It's really cool and inspiring what you are doing here. I was glancing through your videos but malayalam on this last section really took me by surprise. All the best for you and your channel bro.
Awesome. Feels good to see indian polygot. I also speak english,hindi, sindhi, marathi and a little bit of arabic. it is the best feeling when you speak to people in their own language.
It's so inspiring and you kinda motivated me to learn Dutch. I really loved the way you speak and infact the whole video! Thankyou for sharing such amazing videos.
Hey Bro, I am a Tamilian from Tanjore living in Germany.. I am totally impressed with your level of French, and your Tamil is definitely NOT Bad.. even people living Bangalore can't speak like you. I speak German(B2), English, Tamil and bit of Kannada. If you want to improve your Tamil, I am happy to help you out there😃
Thanks man, Arun! I'd love to work on my tamil in 2022. Would love to work on it with you. Your German is as good as my French, if you're B2, but do hit me up on instagram and we can connect :) Happy to do this language learning journey with you!
ನನಗೆ ಕನ್ನಡ ಬರುತ್ತೆ (mother tongue ). I can speak english. हिंदी भी आती हे मुझे. తెలుగు కొంచం వస్తుంది I can understand tamil, but can't speak much. I want to learn malayalam, bengali, tamil, telugu, french, spanish, italian fluently.
Hi Joshua 😊! I’m an Indian expat living in France, too. I’m coming from Mayank’s channel, wish I would’ve subscribed earlier. Loved this video, specially the Marathi part 😉 Cheers!
You can speak 3 Dravidian languages, except the one I am currently studying, namely Telugu. Why do I study it? Because I always wanted to see how Dravidian languages function. I could choose any of them, but Telugu seems to be the best choice for a non-Indian. Sure, there are more resources for Tamil, but Tamil has 3 major drawbacks: 1. Its pronunciation is rather hard. 2. Its vocabulary is purely Dravidian, with very few cognates with Hindi. 3. It has a diglossia issue, i.e. the spoken language is different from the written language. This is a problem, because I mainly read newspaper articles to learn vocabulary, which gradually increases my listening comprehension. If the newspaper language is different from the video language, this trick does not work. Before Telugu, I had already started to study Hindi, but my level is not good enough in that language either. The positive fact is that there are lots of Hindi (and Urdu) videos with English subtitles, which currently is my main way of learning vocabulary in those languages. Unfortunately, Telugu video creators do not bother putting English subtitles. My main problem with Telugu is the grammar. I have found a grammar in English, but it does not explain verb conjugation extensively enough. For those who do not know, Telugu verbs are very tricky. If I do not study verb tables, I will not be able to master them. I have tried to create some verb tables myself, using Google translate, but the procedure is rather slow and I am very likely to miss several verb forms.
seeing people learn urdu of their own volition makes me seriously happy. I grew up with it, so seeing people go out of their way to learn it is really wacky :) I'm glad it's being appreciated (**it also makes me feel motivated to actually learn how to read and write in it lol)
I really like the content on your channel. You are very inspiring and you even recently motivated me to explore Tamil and Hindi as potential languages I could start learning (which is quite challenging for someone with Serbian, English and a bit of French in background). You're amazing.
🍀Bravo mon ami pour cette vidéo ! Je suis impressionnée, 6 langues indiennes c'est un truc de ouuuuf ! J'arrive même pas mes différencier en t'écoutant! Ton français est vraiment très bon, tu as fait d'énormes progrès. Bravo et merci d'avoir partagé ça !
Hé Joshua! C'est JB du Piano Vache! Je viens de découvrir ta chaîne par pur hasard! Je ne savais pas que tu avais une chaîne RUclips, c'est cool je vais la suivre.
@@JoshuaBalata Je suppose que c'est parce que je suis pas mal de chaînes de polyglottes/sur l'apprentissage des langues du coup c'est pour ça que RUclips m'a proposé ta chaîne. Bonne fin d'année! A bientôt!
So nice to hear all 3 languages I know in the same video! You practiced your Dutch a lot apparently, or is it only in the video? Looks like we could have a conversation in Dutch ☺️
I did work on it, not super aggresively, but I go slow. I spoke some Dutch with Nico and some clients, that surely helped, next time, it'll be easier to discuss with you :)
Deccani Urdu it is! You’ve got that accent too and so does your master. Really impressed. Im an ethnic Urdu speaker originally from Bihar but now Karachi based.
Bravo!! I wish I speak French the way you do!! :) I am a third culture kid too, from Karnataka. I am a Telugu though. I speak Telugu, Bangalore Kannada and Bangalore Tamil. Tamil & Malayalam - I speak the way you do. :D Hindi - I speak the way you speak Marathi, I understand everthing but can't respond back in fluent Hindi. As to French, I have been learning it at AF de Bangalore, currently in B2 level. Let's just say je me débrouille bien.
Bhaiya pls can you make a video on how to learn these languages ? Like the basic steps which require to learn the lang for FREE ofc ( indian mentality 😂) & pls make the video on resources available too . It's a REQUEST . And pls make it by an indian perspective .. i mean there are very less indian polyglot who speak foreign language except english ( while most people are trilingual but still that's too common in india )
Bonjour 👋, Je ne saurais pas juger les autres langues, mais son niveau de 🇫🇷 est vraiment correct, bien que pas natif. Mais SURTOUT, son Accent est vraiment agréable et plaisant à l’oreille. Bravo Monsieur 👌👍
When you started with north Karnataka Kannada I was like😮..even I am from north Karnataka!learning a new language is so much fun.I am learning Turkish.
The Dutch in between Hindi, Kannada and Urdu, Tamil is confusing for me. While I don't understand the later languages at all, the dutch sounds so familiar for my German ears. So my comprehension went from complete gibberish to "I can almost understand" back to gibberish. :-) Learning dutch as a "gateway language" into German is probably a bad idea. The languages seem very similar, but they are quite different. As a German I can sometimes guess the meaning of Dutch words, but I don't understand complete sentences. Learning Dutch and German at the same time will be confusing. Currently I am learning French (I found you through Easy French.) and a bit of Portuguese. One day I wane learn at least a bit of Hindi and Urdu because I wane learn a language that is written in a non Greek / Latin / Cyrillic script. With Hindi and Urdu I get two very different scripts for the effort of learning one language. At least that is my idealized conception. :-)
About the similarities, you're right! It makes it difficult when it's almost the same but not exactly. You need to remember 2 versions. It's a fun project for me, I'll try it and see what happens :) I'm going to work on a romance language after Dutch, Spanish or Italian perhaps. I can help you with Urdu or Hindi. If you're really motivated, I'm happy to connect with you on the weekend and help you with it, record bits of our sessions and make a video of it. Let me know what you think!
@@JoshuaBalata Well. My long term goal with the romance languages is an at least an OK level (solid B2) of French and to have at least A2 / B1 skills in Portuguese, Spanish and Italian. I wane dabble into classical Latin also. Sadly I don't have any interest in Romanian and the lesser known romance languages like Ladin, Sardinian, Catalan, ... Many thanks for the offer on Hindi / Urdu, but I have to decline the offer for now. The problem is that I am still at a very low level in French and Portuguese. I need to focus on these first. It will most likely take at least a year until I can devote any time to Hindi / Urdu. Also some of my colleagues at work are from India and speak Hindi. So learning it with them is a perfect opportunity to connect with them closer. And through my French studies I came across the Breton language. Yet an other bucket list item...
Bro. Tell me about the safety in france. In the recent years some terrorist attacks happened, how is Frnace when it comes to safety? what about crime rate? How are french people? I have heard from few people that they don't mingle with other nationality/culture people. What is the truth?
Your reply got thank you but please anybody you to know about the work permit period time in luxembourg all things company already given accomadation cash but the only thing work permit left
Hi thanks for your reply to my comment 😀 may I ask whereabouts you are now and what do you do? What languages are you currently studying or speak? Again really nice to find your channel!
Hey bro,when I saw this video, I thought in my mind, why don't I try this type of video, even I know 5 Indian languages like Kannada, Telugu, Tamil, Hindi and English, can you give me some suggestions to create this kind of video.
@@JoshuaBalata It doesn't matter whether you speak belagavi kannada or bangalore kannada. Keep going with your kannada itself. No kannadigas will ever feel bad if you speak in any accents of kannada. That is not a big deal
☘ Joshua, i enjoy your content. However i'm surprised you did'nt pick up a little bit of telugu like Malayalam after having done your engineering in bangalore ffs. :D Waiting to hear a bit of that in the next video. Loving your content. Keep up the good work. Much Love. -Manoj
Both my parents speak fluent Telugu, but they reserved it for secret communication between the 2 of them I guess! haha. Thanks to this network with their friends, I do understand some Telugu. Some of my cousins live there I go to visit. Bojinam cheesinaava? baagunnara? The script has some links with Kannada. But it would be last on the list of ease. Happy to hear from you Manoj! See you in the next one :)
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You are really inspiring. I am learning French and your videos give me hope that someday I'll be fluent enough if I keep on practicing regularly.
Broski, I stumbled onto your channel from the Easy French video series. It's really cool and inspiring what you are doing here. I was glancing through your videos but malayalam on this last section really took me by surprise. All the best for you and your channel bro.
Awesome. Feels good to see indian polygot. I also speak english,hindi, sindhi, marathi and a little bit of arabic. it is the best feeling when you speak to people in their own language.
It's so inspiring and you kinda motivated me to learn Dutch. I really loved the way you speak and infact the whole video!
Thankyou for sharing such amazing videos.
Thanks Srushti! Glad you like my videos :)
It’s been a month since I moved from Karnataka, India to Prague for my masters.
Hearing North Kannada made me so happy!
Hey Bro,
I am a Tamilian from Tanjore living in Germany.. I am totally impressed with your level of French, and your Tamil is definitely NOT Bad.. even people living Bangalore can't speak like you.
I speak German(B2), English, Tamil and bit of Kannada. If you want to improve your Tamil, I am happy to help you out there😃
Thanks man, Arun! I'd love to work on my tamil in 2022. Would love to work on it with you. Your German is as good as my French, if you're B2, but do hit me up on instagram and we can connect :)
Happy to do this language learning journey with you!
@@JoshuaBalata sure 😄
ನನಗೆ ಕನ್ನಡ ಬರುತ್ತೆ (mother tongue ).
I can speak english.
हिंदी भी आती हे मुझे.
తెలుగు కొంచం వస్తుంది
I can understand tamil, but can't speak much.
I want to learn malayalam, bengali, tamil, telugu, french, spanish, italian fluently.
Wow!! I have taken french in high school and my french exam is on Monday!!!! Motivated to Study harder..!! Annaa ! Love from Chennai 🇮🇳
Hi Joshua 😊! I’m an Indian expat living in France, too. I’m coming from Mayank’s channel, wish I would’ve subscribed earlier. Loved this video, specially the Marathi part 😉
Cheers!
You can speak 3 Dravidian languages, except the one I am currently studying, namely Telugu. Why do I study it? Because I always wanted to see how Dravidian languages function. I could choose any of them, but Telugu seems to be the best choice for a non-Indian. Sure, there are more resources for Tamil, but Tamil has 3 major drawbacks: 1. Its pronunciation is rather hard. 2. Its vocabulary is purely Dravidian, with very few cognates with Hindi. 3. It has a diglossia issue, i.e. the spoken language is different from the written language. This is a problem, because I mainly read newspaper articles to learn vocabulary, which gradually increases my listening comprehension. If the newspaper language is different from the video language, this trick does not work. Before Telugu, I had already started to study Hindi, but my level is not good enough in that language either. The positive fact is that there are lots of Hindi (and Urdu) videos with English subtitles, which currently is my main way of learning vocabulary in those languages. Unfortunately, Telugu video creators do not bother putting English subtitles. My main problem with Telugu is the grammar. I have found a grammar in English, but it does not explain verb conjugation extensively enough. For those who do not know, Telugu verbs are very tricky. If I do not study verb tables, I will not be able to master them. I have tried to create some verb tables myself, using Google translate, but the procedure is rather slow and I am very likely to miss several verb forms.
Naanum oru Tamilan, learning French. Thanks for the video machan 🍀
You're such a natural!!
Thank you so much !
Nice im pakistani but i speak urdu hindi punjabi sindhi spanish english arabic and japanese nice to see other desi polyglots
seeing people learn urdu of their own volition makes me seriously happy. I grew up with it, so seeing people go out of their way to learn it is really wacky :) I'm glad it's being appreciated (**it also makes me feel motivated to actually learn how to read and write in it lol)
I really like the content on your channel. You are very inspiring and you even recently motivated me to explore Tamil and Hindi as potential languages I could start learning (which is quite challenging for someone with Serbian, English and a bit of French in background). You're amazing.
Your Tamil is very good, especially the 'zh/ழ' sound is perfect 🥰
🍀Bravo mon ami pour cette vidéo ! Je suis impressionnée, 6 langues indiennes c'est un truc de ouuuuf ! J'arrive même pas mes différencier en t'écoutant!
Ton français est vraiment très bon, tu as fait d'énormes progrès.
Bravo et merci d'avoir partagé ça !
Merci because Anaïs! Faut le dire, tu as été beaucoup patiente avec moi! Merci pour tout!
Hâte de te retrouver bientôt ❤️
Hé Joshua! C'est JB du Piano Vache! Je viens de découvrir ta chaîne par pur hasard! Je ne savais pas que tu avais une chaîne RUclips, c'est cool je vais la suivre.
Salut JB! Merci! Je suis content que RUclips propose ma video aux gens qui ne me suivent pas aussi :)
Je te dis a bientot!
@@JoshuaBalata Je suppose que c'est parce que je suis pas mal de chaînes de polyglottes/sur l'apprentissage des langues du coup c'est pour ça que RUclips m'a proposé ta chaîne. Bonne fin d'année! A bientôt!
Your malayalam is excellent. Appreciate your efforts bro.
Now on a mission to b1 french living among divehi people in Maldives!
A mallu 😊
This is very incredible, i am on my journey to learn French and soon i will be learning more languages too.😁
That's great! good luck with French, which other languages are you working on?
So nice to hear all 3 languages I know in the same video!
You practiced your Dutch a lot apparently, or is it only in the video? Looks like we could have a conversation in Dutch ☺️
I did work on it, not super aggresively, but I go slow. I spoke some Dutch with Nico and some clients, that surely helped, next time, it'll be easier to discuss with you :)
Looking forward to ^^
Deccani Urdu it is! You’ve got that accent too and so does your master. Really impressed. Im an ethnic Urdu speaker originally from Bihar but now Karachi based.
Man languages bring us so close to each other, thanks for stopping by and leaving the comment:) Urdu makes me happy !
Bro, you're too good 🤟
So inspiring! ❤️❤️✨
Thank you Vrushali :) Glad you liked it!
Superb bro...u rocked it....
Namma Karnataka davaru thumba Hemme aagthide nanige....namdu Hosapete ri...wanna meet U
I'm also a polyglot like U
Wasn't expecting belgaum kannada. Flawless, bro!
Thanks Winston bro!!
@@JoshuaBalata sir I saw you in easy french video with hélène that's why I came to your channel
@@JoshuaBalata sir I can also speak in English french and sinhala languages
Bravo!! I wish I speak French the way you do!! :)
I am a third culture kid too, from Karnataka. I am a Telugu though. I speak Telugu, Bangalore Kannada and Bangalore Tamil.
Tamil & Malayalam - I speak the way you do. :D
Hindi - I speak the way you speak Marathi, I understand everthing but can't respond back in fluent Hindi.
As to French, I have been learning it at AF de Bangalore, currently in B2 level. Let's just say je me débrouille bien.
French avra pronuciation kaliyoke esht varsha beko gotthilla, yappa.
I am now learning Dutch. It is challenging. I speak English, Jamaican Creole and Portuguese. Hope to improve my Dutch.
Good luck man! You’re among the brave few !
☘Excellent video - interesting and full of inspiration!
Moving to Paris soon. Only thing I can offer is to help you polish your malayalam, hoping that you help me polish my french
Good ...you speak kannada beautifully...chennage mathadthira...hege continue madi
Dhanyavaadagalu Sneha avare :)
Bhaiya pls can you make a video on how to learn these languages ? Like the basic steps which require to learn the lang for FREE ofc ( indian mentality 😂) & pls make the video on resources available too . It's a REQUEST . And pls make it by an indian perspective .. i mean there are very less indian polyglot who speak foreign language except english ( while most people are trilingual but still that's too common in india )
🥺🥺u r a living genius
☘️
I Really appreciate the way u inspire us to keep learning
Thank u sir
Glad it helps Prithvii!
Amazing video!! English/french pesunalum tamizhan da Haha. Mass bro. Keep it going.
Thanks Krupakhar :) Welcome to the channel! Tamizh progress podra plan bro. Padikka varaada innu. Oru naal varum!
Inspirational video.
Bonjour 👋,
Je ne saurais pas juger les autres langues, mais son niveau de 🇫🇷 est vraiment correct, bien que pas natif. Mais SURTOUT, son Accent est vraiment agréable et plaisant à l’oreille. Bravo Monsieur 👌👍
Merci beaucoup! Ça fait plaisir d’entendre !
5:49 ಕನ್ನಡಿಗರ ಹವಾ ಎಲ್ಲಾ ಕಡೆನೂ ಇರುತ್ತೆ 💪💪😃
Dude quite awesome u r
जोशूआची मराठी लय भारी! खतरनाक भावा❤️🔥
खूप खूप धन्यवाद शिवम!
Wonderful dear
Thanks Pema :)
When you started with north Karnataka Kannada I was like😮..even I am from north Karnataka!learning a new language is so much fun.I am learning Turkish.
Good luck with your Turkish! Haha north kannada hits different eh :P
Nandu malenadu, Naanu french kalithidini.
The Dutch in between Hindi, Kannada and Urdu, Tamil is confusing for me. While I don't understand the later languages at all, the dutch sounds so familiar for my German ears. So my comprehension went from complete gibberish to "I can almost understand" back to gibberish. :-) Learning dutch as a "gateway language" into German is probably a bad idea. The languages seem very similar, but they are quite different. As a German I can sometimes guess the meaning of Dutch words, but I don't understand complete sentences. Learning Dutch and German at the same time will be confusing.
Currently I am learning French (I found you through Easy French.) and a bit of Portuguese. One day I wane learn at least a bit of Hindi and Urdu because I wane learn a language that is written in a non Greek / Latin / Cyrillic script. With Hindi and Urdu I get two very different scripts for the effort of learning one language. At least that is my idealized conception. :-)
About the similarities, you're right! It makes it difficult when it's almost the same but not exactly. You need to remember 2 versions.
It's a fun project for me, I'll try it and see what happens :) I'm going to work on a romance language after Dutch, Spanish or Italian perhaps.
I can help you with Urdu or Hindi. If you're really motivated, I'm happy to connect with you on the weekend and help you with it, record bits of our sessions and make a video of it. Let me know what you think!
@@JoshuaBalata Well. My long term goal with the romance languages is an at least an OK level (solid B2) of French and to have at least A2 / B1 skills in Portuguese, Spanish and Italian. I wane dabble into classical Latin also. Sadly I don't have any interest in Romanian and the lesser known romance languages like Ladin, Sardinian, Catalan, ...
Many thanks for the offer on Hindi / Urdu, but I have to decline the offer for now. The problem is that I am still at a very low level in French and Portuguese. I need to focus on these first. It will most likely take at least a year until I can devote any time to Hindi / Urdu. Also some of my colleagues at work are from India and speak Hindi. So learning it with them is a perfect opportunity to connect with them closer.
And through my French studies I came across the Breton language. Yet an other bucket list item...
i love your tamil :)
Bro. Tell me about the safety in france. In the recent years some terrorist attacks happened, how is Frnace when it comes to safety? what about crime rate? How are french people? I have heard from few people that they don't mingle with other nationality/culture people. What is the truth?
Really cool!
🍀Merci, c’était vraiment intéressant pour moi. J’essaye d’apprendre le français et j’aime écouter des histoires comme la vôtre.
Mijn naam is Ranjit en je Nederlands is geweldig
18:53 अचानक मराठी ऐकून चकित झालो 😍
Amazing video..
Nederlands is even super moeilijke taal, maar je doet het al super goed 👍 lekker bezig!
🍀
Dankjawell!!!!
Hey kannada nodi thumba kushiyaytu
From mangalore❤
Nange malayalam, kannada, english, tulu bartade. Tamil and telugu arta agtade but matadlike kashta. Spanish kalitidini
How dakshana Kannada ! ‘Kalitidini’
Spanish yaake kalita idiya ?
@@JoshuaBalata bere bere foreign language kaliyuva anta. particular reason enilla
Hi Josh are you originally from pondichery ...?
Hello! Nope, I'm a Kannada boy :)
I am-! I love pondy 😀
I like your tamil speech bro keep doing 👍
Thank you !!
Aishappat!khup bhari! Le russe sera la prochaine langue? :p J'ai la combinaison français+ russe+Mar,Eng,Hin
Your great bro
Quelle merveille Josh! 🍀 Il est intéressant de voir comment le langage corporel et les expressions changent lorsqu'on passe d'une langue à l'autre. 😂😂
Grave! en Hindi, on m'a egalement dit que je bouge beaucoup la tête par rapport au Francais ou Anglais.
Damn, so awesome!
Thanks brah
Your reply got thank you but please anybody you to know about the work permit period time in luxembourg all things company already given accomadation cash but the only thing work permit left
Nobody I know, sorry! Good luck to your son
Macha niv channag kannada mathadi. Marathi pan khup chaan bollas tumhi, keep it up. Nalla irukum.
Hi thanks for your reply to my comment 😀 may I ask whereabouts you are now and what do you do? What languages are you currently studying or speak? Again really nice to find your channel!
ಕನ್ನಡ 💕💛❤️
Wow super
Hey bro,when I saw this video, I thought in my mind, why don't I try this type of video, even I know 5 Indian languages like Kannada, Telugu, Tamil, Hindi and English, can you give me some suggestions to create this kind of video.
Shout out to Kannada 6:01
Kannada is like the core part of me when you remove all the other layers haha
Kerala❤
Malayalam?
Mast kannada bro hinga maatodud..... Yambala😂
‘Yambal’ dostaaaa 😂
@@JoshuaBalata nangu French kalibek anta baal aasakti ada.. Movies matt swalpa basics kaltini... Poora chalo fluent aagbek andra en en madbeku
@@JoshuaBalata It doesn't matter whether you speak belagavi kannada or bangalore kannada. Keep going with your kannada itself. No kannadigas will ever feel bad if you speak in any accents of kannada. That is not a big deal
☘
Joshua, i enjoy your content. However i'm surprised you did'nt pick up a little bit of telugu like Malayalam after having done your engineering in bangalore ffs. :D
Waiting to hear a bit of that in the next video. Loving your content. Keep up the good work. Much Love. -Manoj
Both my parents speak fluent Telugu, but they reserved it for secret communication between the 2 of them I guess! haha.
Thanks to this network with their friends, I do understand some Telugu. Some of my cousins live there I go to visit. Bojinam cheesinaava? baagunnara? The script has some links with Kannada. But it would be last on the list of ease.
Happy to hear from you Manoj! See you in the next one :)
@@JoshuaBalata I was going to sy yes, please learn telugu 😀 sooo nice to see a south Indian polyglot like yourself-!
@@sheeliekittie9298 Maybe a project in Andra/Telangana will accelerate my level of Telugu, may happen one of these years :)
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Leuk! ☘️
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Damn that feels great! this was a Long video!
*Boss are you married*
Man u should start making omegle type videos
That's a great idea!
Basha nhi bhasha hota hai
🍀 :)
The music is unnecessary
Sounds louder after reading the comment :P
@@JoshuaBalata thanks for replying. Also good job, very impressive.
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