London, how many languages do you speak? (Round 2)
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I live in Kazakhstan 🇰🇿It’s a bilingual country, so I speak Kazakh and Russian fluently. That’s why I can also understand turkic and slavic languages. And it’s fantastic. Now I learn English. Thanks for your videos❤They show how diverse our world is.
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I visited Kazakhstan back in 2019. Beautiful country!
I’m from Kazakhstan too 🇰🇿🇰🇿🇰🇿💙✊🏻
I speak 4 languages ; kazakh, russian, english and korean
@@emili9861Yooo Im Korean and also interested in kazakh
The linguistic minorities always lose out. Tacitus said that the language of the concurrer in the mouth of the concurred is the language of the slave. I did a tour at a park in the US for some Uzbeks. Only two spoke Uzbek. Russian was the language of success.
"One language, that's enough"! As he runs off to his Spanish language class.😂😂😂
I don't agree at all.
I know Four languages already and I'm going to learn as many as possible.
This is my passion, I'm not an English native speaker.
I don't know English like an advanced I know it like an upper intermiddeate learner, I guess.
@@ArtemHahauz-nm7bk that depends. me for example, i'd like to learn many languages as well, but what if i'll rarely use them and then forget all this information in my brain?
@@Trash-bin-kickerthe problem of my life with french,like i learned English and i can actually use it and practice it on so many platforms (like now for example) there's also so many movies,series, RUclips videos to watch to keep up with English,but with french u rarely find an enjoyable RUclipsr to watch,or series or movies that's the main reason I can't speak french,i understand it(not EVERYTHING but i can watch a movie without translation)but can't speak it
@@elenastyduinsnam You simply need to exchange on websites like conversation exchange. I use RUclips the same way as you. I do watch from time to time some good french youtubers, but i don't know if you are interested in Japan or culture debunking. I have a problem with many channels in english, because so many are so shallow, i don't learn anything... For french, there is always the "Noob" series, too. Also, reading novels or news or whatever in french, reading out loud i mean, every day, helps a lot. I personnally read novels in english. Using websites lke WordReference or Reverso for pronunciation is helpful, too.
@@ArtemHahauz-nm7bk ur guess is incorrect. Be humble. Your lvl must be elementary.
A native English speaker.
Like AN advanced?
Some years ago... living in London I strangely switched to my mother tongue German, in a restaurant. The waitor replied in German - he was from Denmark 😂😅
Haha das ist lustig Mann 😂, ich komme derzeit aus Marokko und gebe mein beste um deutsch zu lernen! Ich wünsche dir einen schönen Tag.
What the actual f*ck, as a latino i find European people quite amazing. ( but i also can speak many languages )
😂
Es ist interessant, dass keiner von befragte kann Deutsch.
Aber wenn er mich fragen wurde, Ich bin auch beantworten dass kann spreche Deutsch nicht! 😀
Until WW II German was the first foreign language spoken in Denmark. It was used by the nobility, businesses and the establishment. The Royal family spoke German. This changed after the war to English when anti-German sentiments were particularly high and it wasn’t cool to speak German. King Frederik the Ninth (king from 1947 to 1972) mother was German princess but he married a Swedish princess who spoke Swedish and English.
I learned German in school, but only speak it on an A2 -B1 level.
However, during the last three decades English has cemented its position as the first foreign language in Denmark. A lot of young people almost speak it on a native level.
But German is still taught and many of the older generations speak it very well. Therefore it’s not surprising that this waiter was able to respond in German.
It's just a pity some people don't speak their parents' languages.
ive asked my parents about it and from their perspective you come back home from work tired and its tough to have to start teaching another language to a kid thats been learning english all day when other stuff needs to get done. its doubly difficult if the language isnt spoken by many people so there isnt a duolingo course or anything
@@TheAdidaskicks23it's called being lazy
@@mariocuric6690 When you have to work 12 hour shifts (common in hungary, idk if it is common in other parts of the world too) you dont really have the time and willpower to start teaching a language. You barely have time to sleep enough if you have some stuff to do after or before work.
@@3rg025 it's your kid... And your language... At least pay someone to teach your kid to speak your language
@@mariocuric6690 But why would you? If you no longer live in your country why would you force your kid to learn a language that is useless where you live?
I really appreciate that you shout out people's channels after conducting the interviews.
🐢 Thanks a lot, Dan. You're a charming person. And we all know that learning languages is challenging, but also fun and enjoyable. London is a very nice city, of course. These experiences of yours are truly enchanting, and I can learn a lot from you through virtually traveling, meeting new people and so forth. I appreciate all you've done on your channel for us lately.
I just got that I watch every single video in your channel, It means that the content that you produce is amazing
Thanks so much!
Very laid back vibe from this video and very nice and polite people of London
I am Ukrainian, married with Georgian, living in Germany and writing you in English))). Guess how many languages I speak?))
3 or 4
@@User1jajdjffkssk 5-6
To be half ukrainian and georgian is dangerous mix lol
Русский точно понимаешь😂
@@Chelbass I would prefer not to understand....
Have lived in London for a few years, and appreciate how you've gone around a lot of different parts of the city in this. This video made me love the people of London even more. (Also just for fun I'll add mine - English, Spanish, Italian, some French)
Nice job Dan, please keep this series up! 🐢
English native born. German near fluent. I am 77 with several illnesses and my assment has gone down. Russian at one time fluent. Served at one time as a translator on the Moscow Hot Line. Have been to Russia (Urals) three times. Welsh able to speak close to fluent. Lots of fun. French passable. My dad wasn't happy with learning German as he was wounded three times in Normandy and Britanny and landed on Omaha beach. BTW my great grandfather emigrated from London to America from Brixton and born in Brighton,
This is so sweet
Моё почтение)
Welsh? Ychydig iawn o cymraeg dwi'n siarad
@@ryanolsen294 Diolch yn fawr iawn am siarad gymraeg. Rwy'n caru iaith Cymraeg a phobl o Gymru.
Товарищь ,о чём ты говаришь скажи пожалуйста?
Great work man, these videos are very interesting, keep going. ❤
OMG! London is my favorite place ever and I am so glad to have the opportunity to watch part 2💓this type of videos is so lovely! thank you a lot for filming them
Just to say, the area of London you showed just shows what a quirky vibrant city it is. And the young people from all nations you interview are themselves vibrant and charming. How lucky we are.
These videos are always interesting but, you should do a "Best Of" compilation.
The most fluent speakers in your library.
I'm so happy to hear there’re people who love or learn Japanese as a Japanese😊
advantages of anime
I originally learned Japanese because I loved the English translations of Haruki Murakami's books - the prose in it is very beautiful. But now that I can read his books in Japanese, I discovered that that's due to the skill of the translators! It's a different experience reading him in English versus reading him in Japanese. An added benefit is that I can now watch anime that isn't subbed.
And I'm similarly happy to know that there are polyglots.😊
That dog was mad CUTE!
i'm english and i want to learn japanese, your country and culture are very interesting
British accent sounds so beautiful 🥹
for real i miss london, really wanna go back 😭😭😭
I too love the way it sounds, just find it hard to replicate. Need more practice.)))
@@TERN666 absolutely!
I know what you are trying to say, but I think what you meant to say is that RP (received pronunciation) sounds beautiful.... its shame to hear British being labelled as an accent, when Britain contains around 40 different English accents.
@@Anders-B yes, that exactly what I meant, thanks for clarification
I was just now binge watching this channel, perfect timing
Hi! Great videos! Keep going. When it comes to languages, I love learning them. So currently I speak fluently Azerbaijani, Russian, English, Italian and Turkish. Used to be fluent in Swedish but after not practicing it for a long time have forgotten a bit.
such a good video! can't wait to visit London one day 🐢
My first video in London is my most watched video ever with 4.6million videos. Will lightening strike again with Part 2? Let's find out 👀
Hi
U mean views I guess Bro 😅
London is overrated next to New York or Tokyo but it’s still the best city in Europe
Please come turkey
hahah yes typo, oh well it's funny i'll leave it
What a positive and relaxing video it is!
:)
I live in London and I speak Albanian, Italian, English, a bit of French, Spanish and German. I love languages and it's amazing to get to learn more.
no one asked but thank you though
@@mzzosacsowo3532no one asked for a rude comment u ass😊
Greece is albanian
@@mzzosacsowo3532So you jealous huh?
@@takokiknadze6699Well, Albanian equals 0, and she said a little bit of the other ones. I speak Spanish as a native. I also scored 7.5 on the IELTS in English, and I can speak French pretty well because I went to school there for 3 years. Also, speak Arabic well enough to study at university without preparation. ¿Qué tienes, hermano?
Thank you Dan, I love your channel and I watch all your videos, I speak 4 languages, Portuguese, Spanish, English and Lingala dialect from the Democratic Republic of Congo ❤🎉
Thank you Jonas, wish you a great day 😎
French is NOT in your portfolio of languages?😳
@@youtubeuserzzzzmaybe despite having been born in Congo ( official language)” French), maybe he is originally from Angola, thus the Portuguese mention as his first language! Just an assumption…
Next should be the lands of 🧊 & 🔥 Iceland (Reykjavik) 🇮🇸 + The Faroe Islands (Tórshavn) 🇫🇴 ! (They’re actually very close to England!)
By the way, I am learning both Icelandic (upper intermediate level in Icelandic + Norse) and Faroese (beginner level at the moment) and, I highly recommend learning them as they the prettiest and most magical languages ever and are as gorgeous as English / Dutch / Norwegian!
I enjoy finding similarmind people, I love languages, I know Ukrainian, Russian, English and a little bit of French.
So i speak 6 language and i am from Uzbekistan, i speak uzbek which is my native language with russia , tajik , english , japanese , korean and now i learn Chinese with turkish 😁
Wow! That's incredible) Очень здорово!) Sugoi)
impressive, gl broski
Братишка, как тебе это удаётся? Я знаю только русский, но хотелось бы изучить и остальные международные языки.
@@user-ol4sn6je7cросіяни загалом знають тільки одну російську мову через свою ж імперськість
@@Lifeisgood1111 , знать 100500 языков нет никакого смысла, если в странах СНГ все говорят на одном общем, русском. Язык нужен чтобы общаться и я предлагаю ерундой не страдать, а использовать этот инструмент по его прямому назначению. Конечно, если я поеду в США, я буду учить английский потому, что США, это не СНГ и там все говорят на английском... и буду я это делать не потому, что меня могут там побить за незнание языка, а потому, что я не смогу ни с кем коммуницировать.
this is one of my favorite channels omg. ❤
London is so beautiful
Very interesting video. Waiting for the new video from Lisbon(I live in Lisbon). Actually, it's a very diverse city as well. So, would be nice if you will do another video about it.
Ou my, Portugal the most beautiful country in the world❤
I hate cities, but not Lissabon! I so calming there, so many kind people.
I was in Portugal in January 2022, before the war is started in my country Ukraine😢 hope I will see Lissabon someday
Thought it was quite funny having a clip of a building with a bunch of Irish flags as the Ivorian guy was being interviewed as they share the colours just in the opposite order! Idk if intentional or not...
An interesting video, Lots of people visiting London, living in London who speak more than one language. I enjoyed the video!
please keep this series up! 🐢
Hi Dan, I am a German living in Spain and I speak ,of course, German and Spanish, but also English, French, Valencian/Catalan and a little Dutch. I picked up Valencian for the fact of being very much surrounded by it where I live. Now I'm trying to pick up Dutch, which is rather similar to my native language.
I probably wrote this 10x already in other videos of your channel but your content is amazing, one of my favs.
I love London, the most diverse city I know, what a melting pot!
Keep up the good work man
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Thanks Nicol, really appreciate that
@@TheNewTravel please come to turkey
London and diversity, its all a sham and just a superficial impression. I lived long enough there. Gang wars, strict zones of ethnic ghettos... you name it
Great work !!! these videos are very interesting!!!🤩🤩
I hate when people say that they speak another language and they're like stuck on A2. That's not "speaking". I never say that I speak German or Swedish because I understand them and speak them on A2. Speaking is B2 or B1.2 (and of course C1, C2), below is just not speaking, it's understanding.
Totally agree
You're right! Had a friend learning French for 3 years at school. Asked her then, whether she would be able to count in French from 1 - 100? No!
Quite honestly, it's a mindset like yours that make people afraid to try and speak in a foreign language.
@@LordHorst He's right though, knowing a language at a basic level (like A2) is nice for your personal self esteem and it's better than not knowing another language at all, but it would be delusional to think that such a level is anywhere near sufficient to actually communicate with people in a country that speaks it. You can order food in a restaurant in their language but as soon as they have a single question about your order you won't understand a word and they will have to switch to English, if they speak it.
I agree but Lord Horst also has a point though.
Hi Dan I am from Montréal Québec and l live in French Alpes. Am trilingual french, italian and english. Cool video.
Winter in the alps... sounds like a great place to be! :)
Im half black/mexican and speak english (Im american) and spanish (Grew up in southern california in a 98% hispanic area) and right now im learning Japanese and improving fast.
I really wanna record some videos of me going around speaking the latter two with strangers.
I liked the video, keep it up man! 🐢
Aw the couples saying words at the same time are so cute
Wasn't expecting to meet a Chechen compatriot on the video! Дала беркате дойла вай массера нохчийн вежарий а, йижарий а🤝
амин. жалавди гериевях тер хитар сун и
И он сказал что Чечня захвачена Россией....
@@Elena-jw8wy мне искренне интересно было бы услышать ваши аргументы касательно того, почему данное заявление не соответствует действительности
Чоловіку із Чечні респект за правильно сказані слова про окупацію🫡
@@Elena-jw8wy, абсолютно верно сказал. Говорю вам как россиянка.
This video really shows how diverse london is! Super fun to watch!
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I really enjoyed the style of this video. It's kind of reminding you of how life was 10/20 years ago...seems more peaceful, no sensationalised editing for videws...just real life. Anyone get what i mean?
I left London 3 weeks ago and I miss it so much already :)
I love this town.
🐢 always love this content!!!!!!
Estou aprendendo muito com seus vídeos 🎉
O canal dele é muito bom para praticar o inglês, lembro que o canal dele foi um dos pontapés pra começar a assistir vários conteúdos gringos e começar a entender todas as gírias e modos de falar
obrigado!
I speak Bulgarian and English, but I also wanna learn French badly, it sounds so cool ..
Están geniales estos videos!
I love you London!!! From Greece❤❤❤❤
I used to live in London. Before moving from Japan to England, I had a basic understanding of English, but I struggled to speak the language fluently due to my limited vocabulary. During my two-year stay in London, I made many friends and managed to reach a C1 level in English. Now, I am proud to say that I can speak five languages. London, despite the negative opinions held by some, is an incredible city filled with opportunities. I genuinely loved living there because of its diverse population and the exposure to various cultures. I truly love London:))))
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C1 means you get band 7 for IELTS and 100 for TOEFL. How did you make it in 2 years? It sounds incredible. My English was only B2 when I came to Britain to study last year, but I felt it's very difficult to improve from B2 to C1.
Good to see you finally found someone who spoke farsi
Which is actually Persian, not farsi. Farsi is the arabic word. Parsi is the persian word.
I liked that you go to relatively exterior parts of London too - Brixton and Stockwell. Quite interesting places.
Exterior parts of London? Brixton is in Zone 2 sir...🤷🏿♂️ 😪
@@dugebuwemboIkr,the outskirts of London are like Hayes,Woodford,Coulsdon or Uxbridge
Brixton and Stockwell are in South London. I think you mean Greater London, such as towns in Surrey, Sussex and Kent.
I really love their accent
13:19 Love the way he delivers 'Well, we always have the sun [in LA], of course." I get just as annoyed when I don't see the sun in days
I speak 3 language , I am from Mali 🇲🇱 I speak English , Arabic, Turkish , and Amasic and I am learning Italiano now ❤️✌🏽
Why Turkish
Do you like Italian?
So 4,5
aslanım benim türkçe öğrenmiş
How did you learn Turkish?
Finally a video with a Greek speaker! I'm from Montreal and speak English, French, and Greek!
He could've found thousands in London who speak Greek!
If you're from Montreal, I don't think you really speak French, sorry ;)
@@user-rn2ks9ch9h What are you talking about ? French is the 1st language in Montreal
@@user-rn2ks9ch9h quoi?
This made me love my city even more than I do! Recognised all of the locations too!
In our country, four languages are studied at school: Karakalpak, Uzbek, Russian, and English. And there are also schools that teach in other languages like Kazakh, Turkmen, in these schools students learn five languages. We can understand and speak Turkic and Slavic languages.
I'm not living in London , but I speak 4 languages (Kazakh, English, Italian, Russian)
Greetings from Kazakhstan
Итальянский сложно учить? Как долго у вас это заняло?
Grazie fratello 🇮🇹
@@icecream8590 у меня уже была знание английского языка так как учился факультете иняза. Итальянский я стал учить в 2006 году без преподавателя ушло 10 лет,но скажу так я и по сей день открываю много разного от этого языка
Я учил английский, итальянский и немецкий. Именно в таком порядке. Так вот итальянский учился просто супер легко, я 90% инфы запоминал с первого раза. Может те мне просто нравится :) Немецкие слова хоть 40 раз прочитаю, ничего не запомню)
Good job! Молодец!😊
It's quite interesting to see how (not always, but generally speaking) most people who said they only speak one language they're actually English. Sometimes we complain in Academia it takes non-native English speakers much more time to read and process a paper than an actual native speaker, but most of them are not even aware (or worse, they refuse to acknowledge) how much easier it is for them due to the fact the the bulk of the literature is in English, most important conferences are in English, and so on and so forth. It is also interesting it seems most of the non-native speakers, in addition to making the effort to learn English, they also find time to learn a third, fourth language.
The snobby world of Academia doesn’t appreciate foreign languages and non-native English speakers who can speak more than one… What a bunch of tossers. 🤦🏻♂️
That dog was super cute! 🐢
finally someone who speaks, actually for the second time in this channel! great video Dan!
I speak Chechen, French, English, Arabic and Russian.
Je parle toutes ces langues et ça me fait énormément de plaisir.
Цу юккъаьхь нохчийн къома к1ант гина хаз хитира сун. Дала тъаьхье беркате йойла вай
Почему не написали на русском???
@@rutamik8863 не захотел может
I speak five at different levels. When you get to the fifth the grammar gets easier. The fifth is Welsh. Nearly all European languages are subject verb object. In Celtic languages it is verb subject object. And mutations!!.
Its amazing to hear your native language when you are watching videos in english for hours😁😁 love from Turkuye💕💕
Good content 👍🏻
I speak 4 language, I'm from Ukraine and I'm 13. I speak English, Russian, Ukrainian and Romanian. I want to speak Chinese, German, Arabic.
Very impressive! Keep it up 😎 👍
Румынский сложно выучить?
Dont count Russian and Ukranian as two languages you know. They are two similar to be different languages. Ive never learnt Ukranian but i can understand 99% of it
@@EUGEN093typical russian's propaganda point of view, you have no clue what are you talking about. I am pretty sure you don't understand ukranian in the avarage conversation at all:)
@@user-dl8oy4wz8x yeah. You cant verify it🐷🐷🐷
7:53 super cute dog 😂
My mum is from Sweden & I feel so lucky that she always spoke Swedish to me growing up as I can say the basics and pretty much understand it all 🇸🇪😀
so she didn't always speak to you 'properly' 😄
I speak Russian, English, Spanish, Italian, Brazilian Portuguese and a little bit of German.
It's amazing when people speak a lot of languages ❤ thank you for sharing, I adore such content
I live in Sweden but speaks both swedish and english fluid. My english is the result of the fact we are learning it in school from around 6 years of age and the fact that we dont really dub anything from english to swedish, so I have english al around me every day because of that (and from youtube ofcourse). I have earlier also studied swedish sign language, spanish and german but I should not consider it being languages I can speak today :) As most swedes I can also understand norweigan very good and danish kind of, but its nothing I actually can speak or have studied, it just happends to be very similar to swedish :) Have a nice day everyone who reads this!!!!
Nobody understands the Danes, not even the Danes themselves! :D
I'm learning Norwegian, and as a result can understand and read a little bit of Swedish and read Danish, if I can wrap my head around the different spelling. :)
I want to learn French, I’d love to hear you include more people speaking French. Love your videos
I didn’t finish the video before commenting. Loved hearing the two French people at the end!
😊
@Eromaw As a french I wish more people would get interested in learning this beautiful language
@@guilhemsd2949 I have been loving learning it so far. I sometimes struggle and lose motivation but the end goal of being able to move to France and speak their language sounds incredible
@@guilhemsd2949currently learning it! Hard but worth it
i love the world, i love the people, i love all languages and all countries. Bless all of you
It is very interesting for me when I see my fellow countrymen in your videos
I know Armenian,Russian ,Georgian and English and I speak all of them on daily basis. That also means that I know 4 totally different alphabets ,can read and write. Now I really want to learn some Romance language (maybe Italian ) and also maybe sign language, which is not so popular for no deaf people to learn but I find it interesting.
What's your ethnicity?
@@vulpesinculta9253 if you mean my nationality - I'm Armenian. Ethnically I'm Armenian with some Georgian ancestors as well.
I used to live in london, now i live in a town 60 miles outside of london and its diverse to degree but london is next level diversity you'll literaly find someone from somehwere around the world in london, you will never really feel out of place where people sill stare because we are used to seeing so many different people
people are so nice in london, i love the uk!!
Great city for a video! 🐢
I live in Pakistan. Most people speak 3-4 languages. I speak Urdu/hindi and English. Love the diversity in England.
I am from Togo, I speak 3 languages: ewe, french and english. I am learning german and Chinese
I love this chanel! I'm Brazilian and I'm learning english
It always makes me happy to see all these people from all over the world thriving in the UK.
I'm from Eritrea, I'm 18 years old, I live in London, I speak five languages , bilen, Tigrinya, Arabic, tiger, and English
Isn’t Italian also spoken by Eritreans ?
Cool cool❤
@@Alexander-rr6ynI think no
I have a feeling you're in Iceland next
Thanks for another cool video!
Wait when were you in London!? I missed you!
It was useful thak u
I speak English, Dutch, German, French, Italian and Spanish, and understand some Danish, Swedish, Portuguese.
Нохчи къонах said true. Hi from Yakutia 🙌🤝
I like your videos so much keep going 🐢
thanks :)
I was born in southeast London and I speak Cockney
which is known as old English
I learnt French for 5 years at school and found it boring learning other languages
its great if that is what does it for you
It's not that English people are lazy at learning languages many of us just can't be bothered and would rather learn other necessary skills to be able to have good job prospects
I think it's more that English people don't need to learn other languages for careers etc. however if you come from somewhere overseas then learning it is beneficial if you want to go to either the UK or USA for work or to live. I'm from the east of England and also didn't find the language lessons at school were particularly engaging, but I think its because learning extra languages aren't essential for us, especially if you don't plan on working or living abroad and even then you can still use English in a lot of other countries because it's sort of an international language.
I'm from Glasgow 😂
I spoke 2 languages English and Spanish 😊
You are AWESOME 👍🏻❤
🐢🐢🐢 this is very encouraging thanks for making these videos. 🐢
I must go back to London because last time I was there, I didn’t find people very friendly ! Extremely cold. From the two French at the end of your video, it seems things would of changed?… Must see that.
I've found proper East Londoners in pubs are so friendly. That's assuming any of them are still around/alive. Been 7 years since I went
Finally, I saw a Turk long time later in this video serie :) Love from Türkiye
I hope to film in Turkiye someday! Do people there often speak a few languages?
@@TheNewTravel Mostly two languages which is Turkish and English, but you may also find people who speaks Kurdish and Arabic too. And if you go to İstanbul, you can find many people from different cultures and countries.
Young people tend to learn new languages these days (usually English, German, Korean... ) so if you come here, you can make this video easily. Maybe we'll talk in the ''Türkiye, how many languages do you speak?'' video :) @@TheNewTravel
@@TheNewTravelI would recommend you Izmir, Turkey i can assure you people generally speak 2-3 languages here. Love your content mate wish to see you here someday ❤
Great video. I love it! - I speak Spanish, Italian, French and English (currently I learn Latin and German). - Imparate molte lingue!!! Mi raccomando
A Spain... I love Spanish people put "a" before nouns. I find it so super cute ❤😅
Swedish, English, Italian, German, Afrikaans, Russian, Serbian
Afrikaans?😂😂 You must be south African or from Namibian how did you learn Serbian?
@@gunner4life568 No i learned Afrikaans at home in Sweden, Serbian i learned after listening to turbofolk music especially Baja Mali Knindza
I speak Afrikaans too and my Swedish is a work in progress. I visited Stockholm a few weeks ago and loved it. Det var väldigt kallt 😂😂
@@mandygordon4086 Really? Respect to you for learning Swedish, just watch out for the shootings in Stockholm😂