That was outstanding. Other than English, I'm fluent in Spanish and Catalan and have a very good level of French, and can converse in Portuguese, and that was absolutely spot on. Well done, very impressed!
This is how every "plolyglot" should make videos showing off how much languages they really know. You actually know how to think in the language, unlike others who just memorize phrases or read off a screen.
technically that is still speaking, and how can you prove they do that, unless you just think that because your linguistic levels are lacking severely so you think it is normalized to memorise lines for everything which then reveals your true self. C'est pas grave..... Ya bhim, joder...
👏👏👏You speak very well I could follow you in Portuguese, Spanish, Italian and English this is my language I know, I'm Brazilian and I would like to became polyglot one day like you. Thank you so much, amazing!! 👏 👏👏
Thanks for watching! I'm happy that you were able to follow everything! :) Always believe in yourself and try to stay consistent and you'll reach do amazing! Consistency is probably one of the most important things in my opinion
Thank you for the feedback! I'll definitely continue to work on it! I want to see if I can completely lose my accent in German. It probably won't happen, but it's a fun goal! :D
great job. I started learning languages in 2005 when I found the How to learn any language forum. My goal was to get to a conversational level of fluency in 10 languages...Things didn't go as planned and I have been to busy for language learning hobby for years and just started to get interested in it again. This whole polyglot community on youtube has really grown huge. I have a bunch of languages stuck at a B1 or B2 level and my goal is to get to a C1 level. I would rather know fewer languages but have a higher level of fluency in each than to not be able to express myself in fully in one of the languages. The greatest part of learning languages is the people you meet and the friendships and the feeling of accomplishment you get when you reach a B2 level and everything starts to click...
Amazing! In the beginning you said you didn't have any special language skills, but I think you where just being modest and underselling yourself. You clearly have a talent for it. I'm Dutch myself and I'm fluent in English and also speak a little German. I was really impressed with your Dutch accent. You don't have the typical American accent that many Americans still have after living in the Netherlands for years. And your German also sounds very good to me. The other languages I don't know myself, but you sounded impressive in all. :D Nice job! Edit: I totally overlooked that the title says you're Canadian. Sorry! But many Canadians living in the Netherlands also have the same English accent to their Dutch of course. :)
Wow dude your German sounds really good, especially the accent! In fact, your Danish kinda sounds like from a German who has been living in Denmark for a while, which might make people mistake you for being German when you speak Danish with them haha. Honestly, I don't think they'd at all suspect you're Canadian which is pretty impressive! I'm part-German, part-Danish btw
That's super interesting! i've actually never heard that before, but that's still really interesting to hear! I'm looking forward to going to Denmark to test all of this out! I'm also happy because one of the first things I try to do when I learn a new language is to hide most of the influence from my native language.
An app/ Website that I really enjoy using for language learning is Lingq! Sign up using my referral link and get 100 free Lingqs! I used Lingq to improve a lot of the languages that I attempted to speak in this video. www.lingq.com/?referral=ThePolyglotGrind For Polyglot shirts, check out www.thepolyglotgrindshop.com Lingq is definitely one of my favourite resources for learning new vocabulary at the moment and I wanted to share it with you guys!
Bravo et bonne efforts ! Ton français....son niveau et ton accent est impeccable ! Je suis très impressionné. Moi je suis canadien anglophone et j'apprends le français tout seul depuis 4ans. Bravo encore une fois !
You have perfect accent in all languages! So amazing! Eu também me dedico à línguas. Mijn moedertaal is Portuguees. Ich spreche Deutsch auch :). Gut gemacht und mach weiter!
Oow that's awesome! I'm Brasilian and I'm try learning inglish but I was so sad with myself in my first time speaking with native! I forgot everything and I couldn't say anything!
Amigo não é diminuindo seu mérito, mas não é todo mundo que tem condições de viajar para outros países com essa facilidade. Realmente quando você vai para o país nativo daquele idioma, é bem mais fácil aprender. Porém mesmo assim é um dom saber falar tantos idiomas. 👏🏻
I'll respond to both comments here, so as far as an app goes, I'm not really aware of any that I really like, but I do like a website called conversation exchange. It's great and free! Also, I do admit that there are privileges that naturally go with travelling to learn languages, but I didn't really have the opportunity to do it much until recently, so about 95% of everything in the video was learned without even leaving my home country. Most of it was honestly learned from my bedroom. I just did everything online since I wasn't able to travel much at the time. Hope this helps! :) Happy learning!
Your story with Russian is exactly what's happening over and over with my Swahili, not because of its difficulty but because of the lack of compelling media. Congrats for your French, you made a couple mistakes but it's 100% understandable.
Aunque no lo parezca, el catalán es una lengua española. Así que puedes identificarlo perfectamente con la bandera de España, al igual que el castellano.
Gooooood jooooooob, Brakaboy! 😍 I liked your video so much, especially danska-manska 😁 I wish to give you 10 likes I stopped in Russian will be "Я перестал" или "Я остановился"
You are truly inspiring. I’m on my journey to becoming a polyglot. The first language I’m currently learning is Italian. May I ask, do you believe it’s possible to learn more than one language at once, or is it best to learn them one at a time?
Bon travail. vous parlez bien la plupart de la langue mais je comprends qu'il est difficile d'apprendre le russe. Beau français. J'adore le français.👍🙃😯👍
I'm curious how you learned "tror" as a word for "think" in Danish, in most cases you used it, it's actually incorrect. "Tror" is literally "think" (as in, using your brain to make a thought) - But you used it in the form, as an example: "I think the Danish language sounds good" - In this form, when voicing an opinion, you use the word "synes": "Jeg synes det danske sprog lyder godt." - If you use "tror" in this case, like you did in the video, it actually has the nuance of "I have never heard the Danish language, but I think that it might sound good."
Det er super godt dansk. Lige en ting, dog. "Jeg tror" er mere "I believe". Det du vil sige er "Jeg synes", men enhver dansker vil fint forstå hvad du mener 😉
A bit of both! I'd like to learn more languages, but I need to improve my Russian first. After that, I'll decided if I should improve the levels in the others or if I should add a new one. Czech and Ukrainian have been calling my name for a while, so I'll have to wait and see :D
I've just recently returned to my language projects. I must start production. Tons of prep' work done. English (trade language) thank you, um German (Deutsche) danke, äh French (Français) merci, euh Spanish (Español) gracias, um Portuguese (Português) obrigado, hum Catalan (Català) gràcies, um Mandarin (普通話 [Pǔtōnghuà]) 謝謝 [xièxiè], 嗯 [ń] Italian (Italiano) grazie, Dutch (Nederlands) dank u, um Danish (dansk) tak skal du have, um Russian (русский [russkiy]) Спасибо [Spasibo], гм [gm]
My method at the moment consists of getting as much input as possible and then trying to use what ever sticks with native speakers. Check out my blog Www.Thepolyglotgrind.com for more a in depth explanation. I have posts detailing how I start learning new languages to how I maintain them. Cheers!
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dude your danish is good. can understand everything youre saying :-)
Your Catalan is quite good, congratulations!
Bro you are so amazing....love the way you speak the catalan....☺
Thanks! I appreciate the compliment! I'm happy to hear that! I've gotten rusty, so I need to get back into it now
Me encantaba este video! Bien hecho tío!
Your Portuguese is amazing, your accent is so amazing, I am a native Portuguese speaker and can understand you really well
Your Portuguese is really good, you have a good pronunciation, congratulations 🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷
Seu português é muito bom ,parabéns ! Você é um excelente poliglota!
That was outstanding. Other than English, I'm fluent in Spanish and Catalan and have a very good level of French, and can converse in Portuguese, and that was absolutely spot on. Well done, very impressed!
Congratulations! Your portugues and italian are good! I could understand you easily.
Dein Deutsch ist superbeeindruckend! Toll! :D
What is more mindblowing than your language skills is that you actually find danish to be a nice sounding language.
Joking! Awesome job.
This is how every "plolyglot" should make videos showing off how much languages they really know. You actually know how to think in the language, unlike others who just memorize phrases or read off a screen.
technically that is still speaking, and how can you prove they do that, unless you just think that because your linguistic levels are lacking severely so you think it is normalized to memorise lines for everything which then reveals your true self. C'est pas grave..... Ya bhim, joder...
Your danish has accent, but it is VERY easy to understand. Bravo!
You do a pretty good job. Amazing!!!
👏👏👏You speak very well I could follow you in Portuguese, Spanish, Italian and English this is my language I know, I'm Brazilian and I would like to became polyglot one day like you. Thank you so much, amazing!! 👏 👏👏
Thanks for watching! I'm happy that you were able to follow everything! :) Always believe in yourself and try to stay consistent and you'll reach do amazing! Consistency is probably one of the most important things in my opinion
Wow this is great !! your accents in these languages are so amazing !!
Thank you so much for watching and for the compliment!
wow hablas muy bien! Impresionante
Muchas gracias! acabo de ver algunas videos en tu canal también! Hablas MUY bien Italiano y Frances!
Amazing video bro, I wish I can speak half of them that good ahaha, subscribed
Wow!!!!! That's so great that you can speak so fluent in so many different languages! 😄👏
Duuude your german is perfect in my opinion! Sehr beeindruckend bro, mach weiter so
Thank you for the feedback! I'll definitely continue to work on it! I want to see if I can completely lose my accent in German. It probably won't happen, but it's a fun goal! :D
well done and very impressive
ow! your accent in brasilian portuguese it's very well. congrats
great job. I started learning languages in 2005 when I found the How to learn any language forum. My goal was to get to a conversational level of fluency in 10 languages...Things didn't go as planned and I have been to busy for language learning hobby for years and just started to get interested in it again. This whole polyglot community on youtube has really grown huge. I have a bunch of languages stuck at a B1 or B2 level and my goal is to get to a C1 level. I would rather know fewer languages but have a higher level of fluency in each than to not be able to express myself in fully in one of the languages. The greatest part of learning languages is the people you meet and the friendships and the feeling of accomplishment you get when you reach a B2 level and everything starts to click...
This video is so underrated, I can't wait for this to blow up!
Tu español es muy bueno te felicito Amigo
Okay so this is amazing...
Well done mate. Unbelievable.
Amazing! In the beginning you said you didn't have any special language skills, but I think you where just being modest and underselling yourself. You clearly have a talent for it. I'm Dutch myself and I'm fluent in English and also speak a little German. I was really impressed with your Dutch accent. You don't have the typical American accent that many Americans still have after living in the Netherlands for years. And your German also sounds very good to me. The other languages I don't know myself, but you sounded impressive in all. :D Nice job!
Edit: I totally overlooked that the title says you're Canadian. Sorry! But many Canadians living in the Netherlands also have the same English accent to their Dutch of course. :)
Good Catalan! Awesome dude! :-)
Your danish is good - very easy to understand, the pronunciation in danish is really hard. So thumbs up for that 👍
Greetings from Denmark
Cool. I am happy for speaking two languages.
Wow you have improved your language skills a loot
Nice work.
Thank you and thanks for watching!
Wow dude your German sounds really good, especially the accent! In fact, your Danish kinda sounds like from a German who has been living in Denmark for a while, which might make people mistake you for being German when you speak Danish with them haha. Honestly, I don't think they'd at all suspect you're Canadian which is pretty impressive!
I'm part-German, part-Danish btw
That's super interesting! i've actually never heard that before, but that's still really interesting to hear! I'm looking forward to going to Denmark to test all of this out! I'm also happy because one of the first things I try to do when I learn a new language is to hide most of the influence from my native language.
Dude your Spanish is great
Stærkt! Dit danske, tyske og mandarin lyder godt. Keep it up, bro!
Woooooooow tu español es increíble!!
Que pronunciación!! Que buen sonido!!
De verdad! Increíble tu español! 🤯🤯🤯
Muchas Gracias! Y gracias por haber visto el video! :D
Your danish was great
This is amazing!
Thanks, but remember that anyone can do this!
@@ThePolyglotGrind amazing still- i'm a proud friend :D
An app/ Website that I really enjoy using for language learning is Lingq! Sign up using my referral link and get 100 free Lingqs! I used Lingq to improve a lot of the languages that I attempted to speak in this video.
www.lingq.com/?referral=ThePolyglotGrind
For Polyglot shirts, check out www.thepolyglotgrindshop.com
Lingq is definitely one of my favourite resources for learning new vocabulary at the moment and I wanted to share it with you guys!
Your Portuguese is on point!
Он проста супер.incredible. Il est vremont phenomenal
Dein Deutsch ist echt super!
Danke schön!
Awesome, man!
Thanks, man!
Molt bé el Català !!!
Gracies! I gracies per haver vist el video! :D
Il tuo italiano è molto buono e anche con le altre lingue te la cavi bene. Bravo!
Bravo et bonne efforts ! Ton français....son niveau et ton accent est impeccable ! Je suis très impressionné. Moi je suis canadien anglophone et j'apprends le français tout seul depuis 4ans. Bravo encore une fois !
You have perfect accent in all languages! So amazing! Eu também me dedico à línguas. Mijn moedertaal is Portuguees. Ich spreche Deutsch auch :). Gut gemacht und mach weiter!
Sei bravissimo!!!
Grazie mille! :D
Oow that's awesome! I'm Brasilian and I'm try learning inglish but I was so sad with myself in my first time speaking with native! I forgot everything and I couldn't say anything!
Amigo não é diminuindo seu mérito, mas não é todo mundo que tem condições de viajar para outros países com essa facilidade. Realmente quando você vai para o país nativo daquele idioma, é bem mais fácil aprender. Porém mesmo assim é um dom saber falar tantos idiomas. 👏🏻
I'll respond to both comments here, so as far as an app goes, I'm not really aware of any that I really like, but I do like a website called conversation exchange. It's great and free!
Also, I do admit that there are privileges that naturally go with travelling to learn languages, but I didn't really have the opportunity to do it much until recently, so about 95% of everything in the video was learned without even leaving my home country. Most of it was honestly learned from my bedroom. I just did everything online since I wasn't able to travel much at the time. Hope this helps! :) Happy learning!
Your story with Russian is exactly what's happening over and over with my Swahili, not because of its difficulty but because of the lack of compelling media.
Congrats for your French, you made a couple mistakes but it's 100% understandable.
Aunque no lo parezca, el catalán es una lengua española. Así que puedes identificarlo perfectamente con la bandera de España, al igual que el castellano.
Cool
Gooooood jooooooob, Brakaboy! 😍
I liked your video so much, especially danska-manska 😁 I wish to give you 10 likes
I stopped in Russian will be "Я перестал" или "Я остановился"
Good job ,you're french is good ,be practice it's be better
portuguese is so relaxing lol, the accent is like .. a wave in your mouth xD
That's why I love it! It's such a fun language to speak :D
The Danish is really good!
Godt klaret!
Wow it's impressive and btw your pronunciation in Russian is really good! I wish you good luck :)
You are truly inspiring. I’m on my journey to becoming a polyglot. The first language I’m currently learning is Italian. May I ask, do you believe it’s possible to learn more than one language at once, or is it best to learn them one at a time?
Bon travail. vous parlez bien la plupart de la langue mais je comprends qu'il est difficile d'apprendre le russe. Beau français. J'adore le français.👍🙃😯👍
Do you have any advice for someone learning multiple languages at the same time?
Do you recommend some app or website to find natives speakers for to talk?
С 7ого раза у тебя всё получится :) Good luck with your Russian!
Quina il·lusió que fa veure gent aprendre català!
Du er en verdensmand, makker! 🇩🇰 ❤
What's a guy!!! Fantastically
I'm still waiting for you start doing Kung Fu.
13:04
You wanted to say
пять - десять (years old)
but sounded like
пятьдесять - which is 50!
MUITO BEM O PORTUGUES
SAO MUITO PARECIDOS ESPANHOL E PORTUGUES
Impressive. Hvor længe har du været i Danmark? :)
I'm curious how you learned "tror" as a word for "think" in Danish, in most cases you used it, it's actually incorrect.
"Tror" is literally "think" (as in, using your brain to make a thought) - But you used it in the form, as an example: "I think the Danish language sounds good" - In this form, when voicing an opinion, you use the word "synes": "Jeg synes det danske sprog lyder godt." - If you use "tror" in this case, like you did in the video, it actually has the nuance of "I have never heard the Danish language, but I think that it might sound good."
Det er super godt dansk. Lige en ting, dog. "Jeg tror" er mere "I believe". Det du vil sige er "Jeg synes", men enhver dansker vil fint forstå hvad du mener 😉
太棒了，你的中文也很棒！
谢谢你！听到这个我特别高兴！但我还需要提高我的水平！
Nice! Are you looking to learn more languages or improve your level for the ones you currently know?
A bit of both! I'd like to learn more languages, but I need to improve my Russian first. After that, I'll decided if I should improve the levels in the others or if I should add a new one. Czech and Ukrainian have been calling my name for a while, so I'll have to wait and see :D
I've just recently returned to my language projects. I must start production. Tons of prep' work done.
English (trade language) thank you, um
German (Deutsche) danke, äh
French (Français) merci, euh
Spanish (Español) gracias, um
Portuguese (Português) obrigado, hum
Catalan (Català) gràcies, um
Mandarin (普通話 [Pǔtōnghuà]) 謝謝 [xièxiè], 嗯 [ń]
Italian (Italiano) grazie,
Dutch (Nederlands) dank u, um
Danish (dansk) tak skal du have, um
Russian (русский [russkiy]) Спасибо [Spasibo], гм [gm]
what method do you use to learn languages
My method at the moment consists of getting as much input as possible and then trying to use what ever sticks with native speakers.
Check out my blog Www.Thepolyglotgrind.com for more a in depth explanation. I have posts detailing how I start learning new languages to how I maintain them. Cheers!
J'ai moi-même intérêt à apprendre plus de langues et surtout le français, ce n'est pas facile.
Just binge watched a bunch of ur vids. I noticed u kinda lost ur Toronto accent.
Hahaha I didn't even know that I had a Toronto accent, but I'm kind of happy that I lost it!
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