Try Pimsleur for free for 7 days! imp.i271380.net/YgN9kJ I’m learning Arabic so quickly on it and you can cancel it before you’re charged if you don’t like it! Correction List Below Ukrainian apparently does have an Ы sound, it's just И. I knock it down to the alpha tier.
Lol! Years ago, when I was doing home care for an elderly Polish lady, she once asked me to help her change her wifi password, to keep a neighbor out of it... I suggested that she use a Polish word, since the neighbor didn't speak Polish. Since this was a long time ago, and she's since passed, I can say she chose the Polish word for "open". Nice memory....
@@Neurosong. konstantynopolitańczykowianeczka na pięćdziesięciogroszówce ze stołu z powyłamywanymi nogami ;) (A little girl from Constantinopole on a 50 cent* coin from a/the table with broken off legs**) *American equivalent, changed 0.50 PLN to 0.50 USD
Not if it's another Latin American lol. I'm from Colombia and Brazilians only seem mildly surprised that I can speak Portuguese. But I can't blame them, for us Portuguese is almost like cheating.
I'm sorry, it's because a Portuguese speaker speaking Spanish and vice versa just sounds like an adjustment to the accent and choice of words @@Corredor1230
@@user-uu4wo9zc8l suddenly caralho irmãos. A dizer verdade, aprender português foi uma das melhores decisões da minha vida. Nós, que falamos espanhol, não precisamos mais de um ano para ter um português meio funcional. A pronunciação é a maior dificuldade
French is so easy, i spawned in Canada and easily learned it at nearly an A1 level over 12 years of learning it in school. I can sometimes remember how to say a whole sentence!
It is strange because as a native French I think English is way easier, and that Spanish is basically French but A instead of E and easier, how is French easy ?
It's almost arabic if you ask me, like i could literally understand so much of what they are saying just by being a native Arabic speaker. I checked maltese's tenses, and once again very close to arabic
I heard it once and I thought :' Wow a bada**guy from Alexandria ,Egypt trying to speak bad Italian or maybe an Italian Mafioso trying to speak very bad Arabic '
As a native Russian speaker I am learning German (B1) and have recently started Finnish on my own. It doesn't matter for me how many people actually speak a language, I just learn what I feel I need. The next language will be hopefully Udmurt.
Ты учишь немецкий сам, проходишь какие-то курсы, занимаешься с учителем или учишь его как-то ещё? Я просто тоже хочу начать учить немецкий, но не очень понимаю, как это делать и с чего начать
Afrikaans is Dutch on easy mode. It's a hilarious language if you speak Dutch, it literally looks like meme-speak. I saw a picture of a sign that said something like "alle blomme is beskerm, geen pluk", which to Dutch speakers looks like "all flower is protec, no pic"
Any language can sound silly if you compare certain phrases with that of another language Also, the grammar in the sentence you quoted is wrong, maybe that's why it looks bad (I am a native Afrikaans speaker)
Ja well jy was nog nooit in suid afrika nie en jy het nie hier groot geword nie, so jy praat maar vet kak, Afrikaans is ń unieke taal, ń mengsel van verskuie tale uit Europa, en daar is ook baie complekse konsepte in ons taal wat meeste mense nie sal leer nie as jy nie hier groot geword het nie, ek sê jou nou chom, as jy in ń afrikaanse klas in een van ons skole gesit het, sou jy geen idee hê wat aan gaan nie, so jy weet fokol van wat jy praat😂😂
I'm gonna be moving to norway this year, I literally don't know a single word of the language, but when I get there, I hope to learn it. And hopefully a random weird dialect. I think I'm going to the city of tromsø but haven't fully decided where to go yet. Maybe you could recommend me a place which has the funniest/weirdest dialect
Dutch is literally one of the prettiest languages ever created with perfect words and sounds, and most speakers of Dutch use soft Gs and medium Gs, only in Amsterdam the harder Gs are used a lot, and Swedish is totally not prettier than Norwegian, Swedish is one of the least prettier Nordic languages, though it is still pretty, while Norwegian Bokmål has the best spelling / aspect, definitely better looking than both Swedish and Danish spelling, and, Icelandic is definitely the most feminine (but also the most masculine) language ever, just like Norse and English and Dutch, these four languages all sound the most feminine when spoken by speakers with higher voices that are naturally pretty and light, and they also sound the most alpha and the most masculine when spoken by speakers with deeper voices, having the coolest and the most modern pronunciation rules, and Danish also, and the pronunciation rules are definitely better in Danish than in Norwegian and Swedish, but they are easier in Norwegian, so Norwegian and Icelandic and Norse are great options to start with, and I highly recommend learning all, I am already advanced level in Norwegian and very close to advanced level in Icelandic (upper intermediate level, and also in Norse and German) and upper advanced level in Dutch, which is definitely the easiest language or one of the easiest languages to learn for English speakers, and I highly recommend using the soft G and the soft normal R + the Americanized R aka de gooise R which have the best and most refined sound! Also, the harsh Hs in Arabic are way harsher than the hard Gs used in Dutch, and unlike Dutch, which has all sorts of Gs from the softest to the hardest G, Arabic has no soft H versions, and Arabic isn’t a pretty language as it only has a few pretty words, maybe ten to twenty percent of the words, while most words are just neutral, so it’s an avrg language, same as Polish and Russian and Bulgarian etc! Slovene is definitely the prettiest and most refined Slavic language, Hungarian is a pretty language that’s a way better option than Turkish (as it has the good sounds and the good letter combinations and the good pretty word endings found in Turkish, minus the non-pretty ones, plus Hungarian has a way lighter spelling and a very organized aspect, having been influenced a lot by Germanic languages, so if one is thinking about learning Turkish, one should definitely learn Hungarian instead of Turkish) and, the prettiest Latin languages are Galician / Brazilian Portuguese / Gallo and Occitan and Latin are also real pretty and are even prettier than Spanish and Italian and French etc!
Around 4:23 is very incorrect, it’s not a Latin language at all, not even true Slavic, and it is one of the most non-pretty and uncouth looking / sounding languages ever with embarrassingly funny sounding words and word endings, totally not an Alpha language, it’s as non-pretty as Indian languages and Japanese and African languages lol, and, the most accurate classification would be Thracian-Aslavic or something similar, technically those groups of languages were made by greek dudes and dudes that moved away from Greece, so it has a lot more similarities with Greek and languages such as Bulgarian and Serbian and Albanian! So it doesn’t even belong on the same list with perfect and amazing languages such as the Germanic languages and the modern Celtic languages and the Latin languages and Slovene and Hungarian (these ones are the real pretty languages) and, Finnish / Latvian / Estonian, which also have mostly pretty words and nice word endings! Germanic languages are all amazing languages, with Icelandic / Norse / English / Dutch / Norwegian / Danish being the best ever, so they are all great options, and I am learning them all, and am learning 15+ languages at the moment and mostly prioritizing Icelandic and Norse and Welsh over the past few weeks!
Honestly, if you buy both the French and Spanish expansion packs you automatically get all the romance languages DLC with the exception of Romanian, which is a great deal for anyone who wants to learn romance languages.
as someone who has been lucky enough to spawn with the dracula perk, and have enough time to learn frog language, i can similarly attest that italian and spanish feel somewhat uninteresting to me, as most of the learning process was skipped i love how both sound, it's just that instead of learning conjugations, usually all i need to do is ask them to repeat and pay attention to their hand gestures there are also personal reasons of course, as all of them seem to constantly confuse me for a truck driver or a strawberry picker or what they call an egyptian and mostly teach me the curse words anyway, to triangulate all romance languages i recommend either three of them or two that are far apart, preferably portuguese and romanian, but once again i may be biased i am personally looking forward maybe to studying portuguese and finally receiving my tunic and toga virilis together with my roman empire citizenship
@@anires1195 I never said you would be able to speak all other romance languages, I was saying there is a high enough mutual intelligibility rate for you to speak Spanish and/or French to any other romance language speaker and for them to reply in their native language while understanding each other perfectly. Plus, German is a Germanic language, Spanish and French aren’t. English is a Germanic language too but it goes without saying that it’s very different from other languages in its linguistic family. I speak German too and I actually started learning it as my 5th language (previously spoke Spanish, English, French and Guarani) and I found it hard as fuck, but it made other Germanic languages easier to learn.
@@aiocafea I’m surprised Spanish speakers understand you at all! I’m a native Spanish speaker and before learning French I couldn’t make out a single word Frenchies were saying. Honestly, I would recommend learning Spanish, French and Romanian to round up all Romance languages, and I say Spanish instead of Portuguese because Spanish is almost 100% mutually intelligible with Portuguese and it shares more linguistic aspects with other Iberian languages than Portuguese does, plus we have more speakers so it’s easier to communicate with more people if you speak Spanish (you would be able to communicate with Spanish speakers as a Portuguese speaker but obviously their first language is better), as you would potentially be learning the language not only to understand other Romance language speakers but to speak to the natives too!
@dr.lotus18 بالضبط! إنهم من عائلات لغوية مختلفة، وكنت أتحدث عن اللغات التي تنتمي إلى نفس العائلة والتي يمكن فهمها بشكل متبادل. أعتقد أن الشخص الذي كتب أعلى لم يفهم نقطة تعليقي، حيث يعلم أي شخص يتحدث أيًا من تلك اللغات أنه لا يمكن فهم متحدث بالألمانية فقط عندما يكون لديه معرفة بالإسبانية.
I don't speak Arabic and don't have plans to speak it, but it belongs in a tier above gigachad reserved only for itself. Hardest language to learn, unlocks huge PLC, by far most beautiful language, by far most beautiful script. From a pure language standpoint Arabic is unchallenged.
@@cyupidcandy TY 🙏 I used to date an Arabian woman and it seemed that everyone from that region understand each other, Iraq, Egypt, Lebanon, Saudi. Is it true that there’s a common basic language?
@@LePédantSémantique Yes, we understand each other, and our common language in literature, media, and newspapers from Iraq to Morocco is classical Arabic
This was a very fun video to watch! Thank you for giving your opinion on languages and sharing your experiences, and seeing Turkish on Gigachad level made me really happy
The compliments on Arabic made my day, thank you!! I love Arabic so much and Turkish as well. I can speak Arabic, as I'm a native Arabic speaker from Egypt, a lot of Turkish, some French and a bit of Korean. Learning languages is really fun so this video was refreshing thank you!!
A Filipino here!, it is an educational problem that some people are more comfortable speaking English than their mother language. But there are also people who are almost in the opposite situation like people in the countryside so I feel it's in the right place to put it in average
@@hoosekii the French went through that hysteria 200 years ago, created an academy to preserve the language that doesnt work and the language flourishes. Isn't Filipino a hybrid language as is?
Но јутуберот Симп моментално не учи бугарски, ниту македонски, ниту српски, само дава комплименти, сигурно се плаши од балканот 😂, многу сме луди 🤪 за да почне, не е некој против.
How do you like Bulgaria in terms of the people and the landscape? (Idc about the economy there for this question) I'm Orthodox and about to finish an engineering degree, Id unironically like to consider having a second home in the Balkans and Bulgaria seems cool
@@highviewbarbellI've been living in Bulgaria for the last 3 months and I love it. One of the best countries I've been too. The people have cold personalities but they are kind (and the food is awesome)
I'm Romanian and I truly appreciate putting my language in gigachad tier, Romanian is usually forgotten about and very underrated. All the best whishes.
He's the Anti-Hollywood 😂 Arabs are cool and Muslims are friendly people. People want to judge Islam by Sharia Law but then I say we'd have to judge Judaism and Christianity by Deuteronomy.
As a bulgarian I know the obscure fact that we do technically still have 3 cases but you almost never hear them used so in practice they are mostly gone
The best "Maعa assalama" I've ever heard from a non-native Arabic speaker. amazing video I'm a native Arabic speaker, and now I'm learning Japanese, so I can have more fun when I visit Japan again. Inshallah.
I know this is a fun video, but I wanted to say, I learned Arabic for work, and get pretty sour/frustrated/bored about it sometimes, but your passion for the language across your videos reminds me that it’s pretty dope. Definitely a gigachad language.
My favourites languages: 1- arabic 2- english ( British) 3- russian 4- french 5- italian 6- German 7- Japanese Languages that i speak: - arabic - english - french Languages that I'm planning to learn : -russian - italian 🤌
Apparently I am learning one dogwater language (Japanese) and one gigachad language (Russian.) Feels pretty balanced if you ask me. Also, if you are serious about avoiding weeb culture, just do what I do and don't talk to anyone. It is very fun and rewarding, so don't let other people dissuade you from learning it (even if there are quite a few of them.) Anyway, good luck to everyone learning!
There's actually a bunch of communities with people learning Japanese for work or that aren't hardcore weeaboos. There's a LOT of people learning Japanese and there's no way they're all those weebs ahah. Also, most Japanese people don't even watch anime, maybe read manga, but the only people who are truly obsessed with those are the West. So there's no danger to talking with Japanese people online tbh.
I'm learning Russian (beginner), Spanish (beginner), French (intermediate) & Swedish (intermediate) and Duolingo has been very helpful but obviously it's not sufficient but there's so many free resources online that it's actually fun to learn a language nowadays thanks to technology. Arabic & Mandarin frighten me. Respect to anyone who's learning those languages.
@@charleswhitefullbusteruchi1972 Well it depends on which language you're studying but I can say that if you're for example studying Italian or can already speak Italian then you'll transition into Spanish better than most. Italian speakers usually learn Spanish faster than others.
@@pillowdo4216 To be brutally honest, I have no interest in learning Arabic. I mean unless someone paid me to learn it 😄 Same with Chinese😀 One has to have a passion for learning and I'm happy with the languages I know and are currently learning.
Escutando ele falar "bolsonaro é muito gostoso" e chamar o português de "lingua do lula" é algo que eu não sabia que eu precisava ouvir hoje. Amo seus videos, salve e um abraço do Brasil!
Brazil's ex president, iirc from 2018 to 2022. He's very controversial just like trump half the population hate him half love him@@thetrueoneandonlyladyprinc8038
this is one of my favourite channels ever. I really hope your eyes get better very soon so you can at least be more comfortable doing the things you love. sending much love and support.
When LanguageSimp says that learning Russian opens tons of DLC there is more than you think, because just inside of Russia lives dozens of nations with their unique history, traditions, culture and languages (more than hundred). So by knowing Russian you can at least have a breath touch on some of the 15 language families there.
@@jasont4206 You're wrong. We have many nationalities, and our constitution stipulates that the people are multinational. "Русские" are one of the nations, but there are "россияне" this is a person who has Russian citizenship, but belongs to another nationality
@@viwion я знаю, что говорит конституция. Это не отменяет того факта, что все "нации" кроме русских формальным критериям нации не соответствуют и являются этносами. Селькупы численностью в 4 тысячи человек, никогда не имевшие своей государственности в современном смысле слова, не могут быть нацией, лол, это не так работает. Они имеют отдельную культурную идентичность, как и все этносы, но не более.
@@jasont4206 Ты приводишь в пример малочисленный народ, да, таковые у нас есть в государстве, однако говорить что у нас нет наций в стране кроме русских это просто бред. Этнос это обобщенное понятие объединения людей , в которое входят как раз нация , народность, племя и тд. Так что у нас на самом деле многонац. народ, и в том числе у нас также проживают малочисленные народы
@@viwion ??? Что за псевдонаучный бред? Погуглите хотя бы значение терминов "нация" и "этнос" прежде чем позориться, это же несложно, лол. Могу даже сделать это за вас: "Этносы основываются на языковом и кровном родстве, а нации, кроме этого, - на политических и экономических связях, культуре, едином самосознании"
As a polish person I am happy we welcome you to Poland. It is considered a Romance language for the Slavic languages. It is smooth but still has that Slavic, Russian edge to it.
Ja, Deutsch mit Duolingo ist super! Ich spreche Englisch und Polnisch, und ich lerne jetzt Deutsch. Ich lerne Spanisch in der Schule und es ist sehr langweilig.
@@dvdvrkflvckIt's Duolingo when he's being chased by the dingos in Australia 🇦🇺 Or maybe it's just his twin. I'm not sure. But I'm personally using LuoDingo and I love it! (okay, no, I can't do this - LuoDingo is just a funny name for Duolingo that Language Simp uses. The same way he says Lua Dipa instead of Dua Lipa. It's an inside joke)
Georgia has a special place in my heart because my gf is from there and it feels like a second home to me. Also Georgian cuisine is GOD-TIER. You must eat Khinkhali, kupati, and khachipuri. It's also been a very interesting place following the Russian invasion of Ukraine as there are many Russians and Ukranians currently living in Tbilisi and Batumi to escape the war.
Hindi and Urdu are mutually intelligible in the colloquial register. If you are a native/advanced speaker, you can notice a few differences. Urdu speakers will use a lot more Arabic and Persian derived words while Hindi speakers will use more Sanskrit derived words. When it comes to accent, one thing that I have noticed is that Hindi speakers pronounce 'z' or 'ز' as 'j'. For example, when saying 'Cumin', Urdu speakers say 'Zeera' while Hindi speakers say 'Jeera'. I believe the accent differences come from the different scripts that they use. Certain sounds are found in the Arabic or Nastaliq script that are not found in the Sanskrit or Devanagari script and vice versa. Of course, there might be other factors contributing to the accent differences that I don't know of.
and if u learn one, u can essentially travel all around india (except maybe south, lookin at u tamil nadu) and i assume most of pakistan and communicate with locals. dlc would include some parts of afghanistan, sri lanka, nepal and bangladesh
I've never heard Zeera honestly. Maybe it's not that pervasive and only a few people pronounce it like that. But it reminds me of a chemistry teacher in PhysicsWallah. He is from Rajasthan, west India, and pronounces J as Z. Like he says Zo instead of Jo(which). Maybe it's not about Hindi/Urdu but I'm not sure. People from different regions have different pronounciations.
@@monudey118 Being born and raised in an Urdu speaking family, i see a lot of differences in the pronunciations of certain words which I believe are due to the linguistic differences throughout the subcontinent, as you mentioned i used to find it quite weird that people call 'Zeera' as 'jeera' and "Srinagar" as "Shirinagar" but all can this can be credited to the diversity in cultures and languages, which is a good thing ofc, but can be confusing sometimes. ps: ig that teacher from PW u mentioned is Mohit Dhandeech (IOC) ?
I suggest a video by this awesome channel called "India in Pixels" titled "Are Hindi and Urdu the same Language?" It's quite detailed and fun to watch !!
Nastaliq is just an arabic font there is no difference between it and arabic. Its just a prettier version of the arabic script. You can totally write farsi, arabic, dari, and urdu in nastaliq font
I am currently learning Korean, Japanese and German, so far German has been surprisingly easy because of the amount of words similar to English, Korean on the other hand while the alphabet is the easiest thing I ever learned it was 3 times harder than Japanese for their words to finally start sticking in my brain, but once they did it felt so damn good.
I recommend watching kdramas I know that a lot of peaple may think it's a silly way but believe me the words will stuck in your head and not just that but also with the way native speakers say it and it will also help you differentiate between the formal way of speaking and the casual way
I also studied those three languages at some point. Got a C1 in German and an N1 in Japanese, but I had to give up on Korean. No matter what I did, I never could learn any vocabulary. It just didn't sound like anything to me. The only words I could somewhat remember, all had Chinese origins and probably only stayed in my brain because of Japanese anyway.
No because I’ve spent 10x the amount on Korean and can barely say a thing, despite watching so many kdrama, listening to K-pop etc. I can speak in Japanese basically only from little Duolingo and anime watching from years ago 😭
I'm Indonesian, and I speak Arabic fluently (Currently live in Saudi Arabia). And I understand English, but not much in term of speak. Now Im learning Japanese and German.
I'm russian native, just started learning Romanian. Thanks for the bisexual compliment to the language, made me even more motivated to learn it. mulțumesc
I've been learning Swahili the past couple weeks and it's the most fun I've had studying a language in almost 8 years. It's such a unique and fun language to speak. The people are also super friendly and happy when you speak it with them. I think this baby should be put up to Gigachad.
I'm from Romania and seeing Romanian in the gigachad tier made me so happy!!! Romanian is an amazing language and i really think it deserves more appreciation.
I am Romania too but I don't see why would anyone learn our language honestly. Like our country is still pretty poor so there is no reason to move here and there are only around 25 million speakers so not that much dlc. I going to sound extremely negative with this take but I really think learning Romania is a waste of time.
Im also feom the US and started kearning german years ago to speak with my mom's side of the family. I started spanish a couple years ago because so many people here speak it and i just started russian a couple of months ago. I love it. I think im going to learn arabic next
I'm a Swahili teacher! I do think there is a future for Swahili. It is the largest "indigenous" African language on the continent. Many years ago when I started a Bachelor's degree in anthropology, I wouldn't have though Kiswahili is important. But since moving to East Africa, many African countries have started to teach Kiswahili in schools, hopefully as a possible lingua franca for Africa. 😊
I think the Arabic Chinese and Russian are the best languages to learn for the future. There is why Arabic to get money and business Chinese for the same reason and Russian for political things
oh, i see you really like the challenge. arabic, for a start, is simply difficult to speak due to specific articulation. chinese has Dead Marshes of writing system, and it also tonal language. russian uhhmmmm for spoken russian, you can just get into cases and genders, then grind the vocabulary, but written russian requires so much more to learn.
Love your enthusiasim for Arabic , and it makes me proud that you are learning both Egyptian dialect and MSA , even if I wasn't an Arab native speaker I would have learned it ,fascinating culture and language ❤🙏🇪🇬🇵🇸..You sounded so alpha when pronouncing Arabic but you should work more on ح sound
I only watch your channel if i want to be reminded that I’m based for learning Arabic. It helps me forget how beta i sound when trying to pronounce ع and غ
Italian, at least for the short time I was studying it this past summer, was incredibly easy to learn. But I may have had a slight edge since I know a bit of Spanish and have a lot of high school French. The Romance languages are easy and fun!
@cullenmatherne7382 oh sorry I wasn't clear. I'm learning this year and my trip is in 1 year from now. I've found things going quite well, but I already speak Spanish fairly well. I think it's a combination of already having learned a second language and it also being a romance language, but so far it's easier than Spanish was. One thing I noticed right away is I can spot and usually figure out grammar patterns where as with spanish I was confused a lot cause that type of thing was all new
As a Serbo-Slovakian I can say that I speak: Serbian, Montenegrin, Bosnian, Croatian, Slovenian, Slovakian, Czechian, German, Russian, English. I could say that I am polyglot. But I am still working on Russian and German. My mother language is Serbo-Slovakian which is spoken by about 50.000 people if it counts, it's not really a official language and there are changes with Serbo-Slovakian village to village, though it sounds nothing like Serbian or Slovakian it's a mix influenced by other languages too.
If you choose to learn Italian, go for a Swiss accent. Italians make fun of our accent, you're going to love it! Currently learning Russian. I'm loving it so far.
@@angie.666 Being a native Italian speaker and having studied Latin, I can't help but notice some similarities with Russian. Like, это было, она была and мы были, the endings of the verbs consist of similar letters to the ones I would have used in Italian (è stato, è stata, siamo stati). Also, possession is expressed just like it once was in Latin: 'to me is something'. Languages are so fascinating, they carry the heritage of the people who moved across the continents for thousands of years. Who knows where these similarities come from. Also, Russian is just plain out cool.
After becoming intermediate at Spanish and French, I’ve decided to start learning russian. After a few months of Luodingo, I can now say sentences like: “our girls are already in the bus” and “where are our plates” (not kidding duolingo teaches the OUR form a lot, wonder why…)
2/3 of ethnic Mongols actually live in China, and when Mongolia switched to the Cyrillic alphabet they kept their gigachad script. The ones I've spoken to online (I'm a Mandarin learner which they learn in school) have always been really excited to show me their books and how to write my name in their beautiful script. I'm glad I can converse with most in Mandarin, but it's such a beautiful culture I've been tempted to learn some Mongolian as well.
@@ahmedalarishi3913 Thank you! I'm about HSK4 now, decided to buy LingQ so that I could read more advanced content to increase my vocabulary. My best advice is to find good podcasts/shows that you like to make learning not a chore. I improved a lot from watching Chinese TV with English and Mandarin subtitles, making sure that I wasn't just relying on the English and parsing the language as well. Good luck to you as well!
Tagalog usually puts english words on a sentence because of two things: the word will be difficult to say or its cringey as hell, some words are way too formal to be even used in a casual conversation. These words can also be rooted on spanish or old tagalog and not to mention the vast dialects that we have. It just makes thing easier for us, It might be bad in terms of cultural preservation to us but it is quite beneficial to us. Philippines is among one of the countries where speaking english is common and the accent is not too far from American natives compared to other asian countries.
I started learning French last year on Pimsleur, and also started Greek right at the end of the year. I've been monolingual my whole life, but watching polyglot videos on RUclips got me interested in learning more, and I've been loving it! I'm still new to it, so I don't know how much progress to really expect for this year, but I plan to be consistent and I'm excited to see where I end up
My plan for this year is to start off learning Romanian I started in December, then in March, switch and learn some portugués before I travel to Portugal in May. Then I will go back to Romanian for a bit, and learn one final language from August-December. I’ve not quite decided which one, but I’m thinking Hindi or Persian/Farsi or Maybe even Russian idk
Turkish and Japanese there my favorites languages, Turkish is called "drama language" for they're so many series and TV programs in Turkish but anime language still so better
@@PhnxKap Y discourage him man? I am a Turkish person who learns German in school. Not to dog on German but compared to German grammar, Turkish grammar is fairly simple and it repeats similar logics.
I am not sure if it was a joke, but Ukrainian is overall closer to Russian than to Polish by many parameters. Although Polish is itself closer to Russian than it may seem and Ukrainian has a lot of unique features not found in both of the languages, but the pronunciation, the morphology, the grammar and the basic lexicon still put Ukrainian closer to Russian. PS: Ukrainian does have the "ы" sound, but it's written with character "и".
@dr.lotus18 it's interesting situation. Every ukranian 100% understand russian, but russian (depending of concrete person) can understand about 50-80%.
I mean, as a brazilian, i must to say that what you said is the most pure true. Learn portuguese, you can have the most broken portuguese as ever, we still gonna love you from bottom of our hearts!
As a Pole, I really appreciate your love for Polish, and glad that you had a great time in Poland. Thank you for nominating Polish for the language of 2024. Kurwa.
You added many different languages, but I also hoped that you'd add Bengali there...one of the most spoken languages in the world but yes underrated due to less exposure. A pretty harmonious sounding language it is I'd say.
i studied mandarin for 2 semesters at uni but decided against it as i couldn't find anything to hold onto, i lost interest. now i am rediscovering chinese thanks to cantonese and am learning a bit about its rich culture. especially cantonese movies are some of the best received in china. i have also read that cantonese speakers were the first to leave china and travel the world and as such many china towns are cantonese dominated to this day. unfortunately the language seems to be dying out in the younger generations but due to the aforementioned reasons i think it is really interesting and i intend to go for it after i am satisfied with my russian skills
I love it when he finishes his sentences with mashallah or inshallah❤ it shows the depth of his Arabic language acquisition and implementing it in his daily life.
As a Ukrainian, finally someone actually talked about the language. And actually there's the и letter which is pretty much like the Russian ы just a little bit harsher, without the "softness"
Those are two different sounds. Ukrainian "и" sounds like [ɪ], as in English word "will". Russian "ы" sounds like [ɨ], which is not found in English. Perhaps you can't hear the difference because you are Russian-speaking? Also, Russian [ɨ] is clearly harsher.
@@danielm545 I'm a native Ukrainian and have been speaking Ukrainian since birth, and to me it sound like the complete opposite of what you're saying like compare the Russian word мыш to Ukrainian миша. To me it sounds like the Russian one is "softer" and the [I] In will sounds more like the Russian ы than the Ukrainian и at least to me
@@guitarcoversua3925афигеть, реально. Только что в переводчик залезла, потому что единственный украинец в моей семье сейчас спит и правда наша ы звучит мягче. Она скорее более протянутая, чем украинская и.
@@guitarcoversua3925 Still doesn't change the fact that there is the same sound both in Ukrainian word миша [ˈmɪʃɐ] and English will [wɪl]. Maybe you speak a dialect.
@@anires1195 actually all my friends in germany started to learn russian because it has proven to be an alpha male country which stands up against america and its vassals
Wenn Sie andere Methoden ausprobieren möchten, dann sollten Sie die Kanäle "Natürlich German" (sie hat Playlisten, damit Sie auf ihrem Niveau lernen können), "Easy German", "Deutsch1" und die Filmserie Nicos Weg anschauen. Wenn Sie ein absoluter Anfanger sind, dann sollten Sie von "Natürlich German" anfangen, und nach die A1 & A2 Playlisten sollten Sie zwei oder dreimal Nicos Weg A1 anschauen (mit DEUTSCHER Untertiteln, nicht Englisch), und danach fangen Sie die Kanal "Easy German" an. Am Anfang ist sie ein bisschen kompliziert wegen der Umgangsprache, aber nach ein paar Videos wird sie einfacher (und Language Simp nutzt Easy German auch). Viel Glück
The problem with Russian aren't really rules or grammar. It's that the grammar is extremely fluid and the proper word order is optional, but also most changes in the grammar are deliberate and actually mean something. Something you are unlikely to ever learn from a text book. It can be moderately easy to talk like a dictionary, but that's not how people actually talk. It's like yoda-speak has a meaning and a vibe in English, except in Russian there are countless yoda-speaks, and each has its own vibes and meanings, and they are switched around constantly. Because the words have declinations, most word orders will convey the basic meaning just fine regardless how jumbled the words are, and this is actually used all the time to add additional layer of meaning on top. This is something that is most naturally learned by actually talking to people in different contexts to absorb their way of speaking If you want to learn Russian to read Russian literature, that's something to keep in mind, because if you aren't living in Russia it can take you a _long_ time to know it good enough to really upgrade your comprehension of literature from what you were getting with translations. Oh, and btw those vibes were different historically. So, say, learning modern vibes will not really allow you to appreciate Bukgakov. You'd have to read a lot of Soviet literature and watch Soviet movies first. It very well may be that it in the end it may mot be worth it
@@danielsmokesmids well, maybe I was too harsh :) it depends on the goal. If you like the learning itself, it's certainly a great language for that. You can progress and progress and progress and always have something new, some new horizons. But if you want minimal effort for maximum benefit, maximum expansion of available media as quickly as possible, that's probably not the best candidate. I'd probably pick Spanish for that or something There are Russian writers that are more verbose like Tolstoy and they are more suitable for intermediate learners, but then again their translations are also decent. Bulgakov in particular translates horribly and English version of Master and Margarita is an atrocity compared to the smart light hearted brevity of the original where just a few words can create entire characters. But learning Russian up to a level to be able to fluently get that will probably take an unreasonable amount of time It's easier in the movies since intonation and emphasis make the intent obvious
As a russian native I'm curious of what you're saying. First I was gonna disagree but you seem well articulate and thorough person. Can you give me some examples of changes in the fluid grammar, yoda-speaks and the other quirks you mentioned? I also have a feeling that you got overcharmed by diversity of people's ways to speak which can be just a representation of illiterate language skills of natives. There's a such small group of people who can actually articulate their thoughts in a bookish manner. Dont worry, it doesn't sound old-fashioned, they just immediately get considered as superiors in any circle (maybe except teenagers under 15 and provincial criminals under 30). And I would say its even the easiest way to get famous in Russia - just be bookishly eloquent - and everyone simply wanna listen to you more.
And I'm surprised you find Bulgakov's language way different. I could agree if you'd say it about Dostoyevski or Chekhov, they're really nuts even for natives. But for me Bulgakov is a benchmark of actual russian. Same is about soviet period literature and movies. For me its literally modern russian excluding slang. And dont get me wrong, I'm zoomer. Btw if you interested to acquire beautiful russian I can suggest you my subjective list of writers. It's gonna be Bulgakov, Dovlatov, Gogol, early Akunin, Lermontov, Limonov. Maybe you can try Андрей Белый and his "Петербург". No need Nabokov, he's too much
@@sky1army423 I am an engineer and though it helps, it won't help as much as you'd expect. Especially Modern Greek has a lot of loanwords, though the grammar is super easy.
My friend 😊 let's be honest we all proud of you thank you for learning these beautiful languages you did a great job! Even tho im not a English person i feel that GIGACHAD speaks hundreds of languages language simp = chad
Yess, I'm learning a Gigachad language!🎉 I'm just starting my journey of becoming a polyglot by learning Polish. I'm German and I also fell in love with the language. It's amazing how it's totally normal for many Poles to speak German, but it's extremely rare that Germans can speak Polish. So I will hopefully see a lot of backflips soon
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Ukrainian apparently does have an Ы sound, it's just И. I knock it down to the alpha tier.
LUODINGO IS BETTER
LuoDingo is Better
Language please learn Scottish Gaelic this year 🙏
Ukrainian is actually a beta language, it's like woke Russian 😂
@theguydudebroo Hsirebbig
Calling Polish "wifi-password-language" is my new favourite thing in the world
thats if people actualy care about security.
Lol! Years ago, when I was doing home care for an elderly Polish lady, she once asked me to help her change her wifi password, to keep a neighbor out of it... I suggested that she use a Polish word, since the neighbor didn't speak Polish. Since this was a long time ago, and she's since passed, I can say she chose the Polish word for "open". Nice memory....
As a Polish-American computer programmer - "Great! He's on to me!".
(Polish is my next language on the list)
@@Neurosong. konstantynopolitańczykowianeczka na pięćdziesięciogroszówce ze stołu z powyłamywanymi nogami ;)
(A little girl from Constantinopole on a 50 cent* coin from a/the table with broken off legs**)
*American equivalent, changed 0.50 PLN to 0.50 USD
@@siliconsulfide8 I can speak polish too. Behold mere mortal! Hiss Psshh Pshhh Hisss Psh Pshsh Psheck!
as a portuguese speaker in Brazil, I assure you that even years after we see a foreign speaking portuguese we will still remember you
Not if it's another Latin American lol. I'm from Colombia and Brazilians only seem mildly surprised that I can speak Portuguese. But I can't blame them, for us Portuguese is almost like cheating.
@@Corredor1230 lmao yeah, you have a point, I think it's because we are already "close" to each other so we don't appreciate as much as we should
Oi 😂 tudo bem
I'm sorry, it's because a Portuguese speaker speaking Spanish and vice versa just sounds like an adjustment to the accent and choice of words @@Corredor1230
@@user-uu4wo9zc8l suddenly caralho irmãos.
A dizer verdade, aprender português foi uma das melhores decisões da minha vida. Nós, que falamos espanhol, não precisamos mais de um ano para ter um português meio funcional. A pronunciação é a maior dificuldade
French is so easy, i spawned in Canada and easily learned it at nearly an A1 level over 12 years of learning it in school. I can sometimes remember how to say a whole sentence!
"i spawned in Canada" lol
It is strange because as a native French I think English is way easier, and that Spanish is basically French but A instead of E and easier, how is French easy ?
That's the right _xylophobic_ spirit :)
@@Emerald_City_ wood is scary
@@farlidotekitsu6598he’s being sarcastic lmao as a person who took French I gotta say Spanish and Italian are both WAY easier. English too
No Maltese?! Dude, it's Italian spoken in Arabic written in American. What's not to love?!
Italian spoken in Arabic, written in american 💀 TF
Has nothing of italian
It's almost arabic if you ask me, like i could literally understand so much of what they are saying just by being a native Arabic speaker.
I checked maltese's tenses, and once again very close to arabic
wha?
I heard it once and I thought :' Wow a bada**guy from Alexandria ,Egypt trying to speak bad Italian or maybe an Italian Mafioso trying to speak very bad Arabic '
If I don’t see Arabic in gigachad I’ll actually scream
its in gigachad
💀@@Tristaxx
@@Tristaxxthat isn’t very halal of you Skibidi
@@Tristaxxalways wanted to know that, thank you very much!
ok
As a native Russian speaker I am learning German (B1) and have recently started Finnish on my own. It doesn't matter for me how many people actually speak a language, I just learn what I feel I need. The next language will be hopefully Udmurt.
Wow I'm native french speaker who learned german (B2 level rn) and I started russian two months ago
@@黒君-s3rgood luck with Russian!
Ты учишь немецкий сам, проходишь какие-то курсы, занимаешься с учителем или учишь его как-то ещё? Я просто тоже хочу начать учить немецкий, но не очень понимаю, как это делать и с чего начать
i am german learning russian. respect to russia i want to visit this beautiful country
@@pegasus242 немецкий учу на курсах
NGL this is actually influencing my decision on what language to learn. Here's to Russian fluency by the end of 2024
Here's a Russian to pray for мир and female president by the end of 2024, let's goooo!
@@DungeonNumber5 Well, it depends on what you mean by мир
@@DungeonNumber5 Думаю, что Дунцовой запретили баллотироваться
why? It's a dying language and people are literally refusing to speak it.
@@anires1195As you can see, people do not refuse😊
Afrikaans is Dutch on easy mode. It's a hilarious language if you speak Dutch, it literally looks like meme-speak. I saw a picture of a sign that said something like "alle blomme is beskerm, geen pluk", which to Dutch speakers looks like "all flower is protec, no pic"
thats exactly what it means XD
A Dutch friend tried to teach me some ,I know some German and it seemed to me a cross between English spelling and German pronounciation ..Heel goed 😸
Thats how Dutch looks to Germans lol
Any language can sound silly if you compare certain phrases with that of another language
Also, the grammar in the sentence you quoted is wrong, maybe that's why it looks bad (I am a native Afrikaans speaker)
Ja well jy was nog nooit in suid afrika nie en jy het nie hier groot geword nie, so jy praat maar vet kak, Afrikaans is ń unieke taal, ń mengsel van verskuie tale uit Europa, en daar is ook baie complekse konsepte in ons taal wat meeste mense nie sal leer nie as jy nie hier groot geword het nie, ek sê jou nou chom, as jy in ń afrikaanse klas in een van ons skole gesit het, sou jy geen idee hê wat aan gaan nie, so jy weet fokol van wat jy praat😂😂
I'm sure you'll enjoy one of the 450,000 dialects of Norwegian. The Sogndal dialect sounds Hindi and the Trondheim dialect sounds mainland Chinese
no way
I'm gonna be moving to norway this year, I literally don't know a single word of the language, but when I get there, I hope to learn it. And hopefully a random weird dialect. I think I'm going to the city of tromsø but haven't fully decided where to go yet. Maybe you could recommend me a place which has the funniest/weirdest dialect
450000??? So every single person has their own dialect or something?…tf
Dutch is literally one of the prettiest languages ever created with perfect words and sounds, and most speakers of Dutch use soft Gs and medium Gs, only in Amsterdam the harder Gs are used a lot, and Swedish is totally not prettier than Norwegian, Swedish is one of the least prettier Nordic languages, though it is still pretty, while Norwegian Bokmål has the best spelling / aspect, definitely better looking than both Swedish and Danish spelling, and, Icelandic is definitely the most feminine (but also the most masculine) language ever, just like Norse and English and Dutch, these four languages all sound the most feminine when spoken by speakers with higher voices that are naturally pretty and light, and they also sound the most alpha and the most masculine when spoken by speakers with deeper voices, having the coolest and the most modern pronunciation rules, and Danish also, and the pronunciation rules are definitely better in Danish than in Norwegian and Swedish, but they are easier in Norwegian, so Norwegian and Icelandic and Norse are great options to start with, and I highly recommend learning all, I am already advanced level in Norwegian and very close to advanced level in Icelandic (upper intermediate level, and also in Norse and German) and upper advanced level in Dutch, which is definitely the easiest language or one of the easiest languages to learn for English speakers, and I highly recommend using the soft G and the soft normal R + the Americanized R aka de gooise R which have the best and most refined sound! Also, the harsh Hs in Arabic are way harsher than the hard Gs used in Dutch, and unlike Dutch, which has all sorts of Gs from the softest to the hardest G, Arabic has no soft H versions, and Arabic isn’t a pretty language as it only has a few pretty words, maybe ten to twenty percent of the words, while most words are just neutral, so it’s an avrg language, same as Polish and Russian and Bulgarian etc! Slovene is definitely the prettiest and most refined Slavic language, Hungarian is a pretty language that’s a way better option than Turkish (as it has the good sounds and the good letter combinations and the good pretty word endings found in Turkish, minus the non-pretty ones, plus Hungarian has a way lighter spelling and a very organized aspect, having been influenced a lot by Germanic languages, so if one is thinking about learning Turkish, one should definitely learn Hungarian instead of Turkish) and, the prettiest Latin languages are Galician / Brazilian Portuguese / Gallo and Occitan and Latin are also real pretty and are even prettier than Spanish and Italian and French etc!
Around 4:23 is very incorrect, it’s not a Latin language at all, not even true Slavic, and it is one of the most non-pretty and uncouth looking / sounding languages ever with embarrassingly funny sounding words and word endings, totally not an Alpha language, it’s as non-pretty as Indian languages and Japanese and African languages lol, and, the most accurate classification would be Thracian-Aslavic or something similar, technically those groups of languages were made by greek dudes and dudes that moved away from Greece, so it has a lot more similarities with Greek and languages such as Bulgarian and Serbian and Albanian! So it doesn’t even belong on the same list with perfect and amazing languages such as the Germanic languages and the modern Celtic languages and the Latin languages and Slovene and Hungarian (these ones are the real pretty languages) and, Finnish / Latvian / Estonian, which also have mostly pretty words and nice word endings! Germanic languages are all amazing languages, with Icelandic / Norse / English / Dutch / Norwegian / Danish being the best ever, so they are all great options, and I am learning them all, and am learning 15+ languages at the moment and mostly prioritizing Icelandic and Norse and Welsh over the past few weeks!
Honestly, if you buy both the French and Spanish expansion packs you automatically get all the romance languages DLC with the exception of Romanian, which is a great deal for anyone who wants to learn romance languages.
do you think I would be really good at German if i only learned English,French,Spanish?
as someone who has been lucky enough to spawn with the dracula perk, and have enough time to learn frog language, i can similarly attest that italian and spanish feel somewhat uninteresting to me, as most of the learning process was skipped
i love how both sound, it's just that instead of learning conjugations, usually all i need to do is ask them to repeat and pay attention to their hand gestures
there are also personal reasons of course, as all of them seem to constantly confuse me for a truck driver or a strawberry picker or what they call an egyptian and mostly teach me the curse words
anyway, to triangulate all romance languages i recommend either three of them or two that are far apart, preferably portuguese and romanian, but once again i may be biased
i am personally looking forward maybe to studying portuguese and finally receiving my tunic and toga virilis together with my roman empire citizenship
@@anires1195 I never said you would be able to speak all other romance languages, I was saying there is a high enough mutual intelligibility rate for you to speak Spanish and/or French to any other romance language speaker and for them to reply in their native language while understanding each other perfectly.
Plus, German is a Germanic language, Spanish and French aren’t. English is a Germanic language too but it goes without saying that it’s very different from other languages in its linguistic family. I speak German too and I actually started learning it as my 5th language (previously spoke Spanish, English, French and Guarani) and I found it hard as fuck, but it made other Germanic languages easier to learn.
@@aiocafea I’m surprised Spanish speakers understand you at all! I’m a native Spanish speaker and before learning French I couldn’t make out a single word Frenchies were saying.
Honestly, I would recommend learning Spanish, French and Romanian to round up all Romance languages, and I say Spanish instead of Portuguese because Spanish is almost 100% mutually intelligible with Portuguese and it shares more linguistic aspects with other Iberian languages than Portuguese does, plus we have more speakers so it’s easier to communicate with more people if you speak Spanish (you would be able to communicate with Spanish speakers as a Portuguese speaker but obviously their first language is better), as you would potentially be learning the language not only to understand other Romance language speakers but to speak to the natives too!
@dr.lotus18 بالضبط! إنهم من عائلات لغوية مختلفة، وكنت أتحدث عن اللغات التي تنتمي إلى نفس العائلة والتي يمكن فهمها بشكل متبادل. أعتقد أن الشخص الذي كتب أعلى لم يفهم نقطة تعليقي، حيث يعلم أي شخص يتحدث أيًا من تلك اللغات أنه لا يمكن فهم متحدث بالألمانية فقط عندما يكون لديه معرفة بالإسبانية.
The quote that "Serbian is probably the most manly sounding Slavic language... but I don't happen to like men" killed me
Western moment ♂️
Sad how misandrist the West has become. As a woman, I want real men back.
I’m learning Serbian just started in July
I don't speak Arabic and don't have plans to speak it, but it belongs in a tier above gigachad reserved only for itself. Hardest language to learn, unlocks huge PLC, by far most beautiful language, by far most beautiful script.
From a pure language standpoint Arabic is unchallenged.
Thank u for the kind words :)❤
يعطيك العافية , جددت أنت حافزي , أدرس اللغة العربية ولكني أفقد بعض حافزي أحيانا حين ألقى عربي يسألني أن أتكلم في اللغة الأنجليزية بالرغم من كل جهودي
@@b.1055 شكرا! درست العامية في الأردن حيث تلك عبارة عادية
@@johngreen1176أنسى شيئ اسمه العامية وركز على الفصحى فقط العامية مضيعة للوقت
@@johngreen1176 اذا انت بالاردن فأنا جدا مرحب بصداقات جديدة " خلينا نصير صحاب "
I’m sold.
Portuguese & Arabic this year 👍
im a native arab guy. if u wanna test ur arabic just talk to me
good luck. as a native speaker youll need it. ESPECIALLY DIALECTS OR QURAN
@@cyupidcandy TY 🙏
I used to date an Arabian woman and it seemed that everyone from that region understand each other, Iraq, Egypt, Lebanon, Saudi. Is it true that there’s a common basic language?
@@LePédantSémantique Yes, we understand each other, and our common language in literature, media, and newspapers from Iraq to Morocco is classical Arabic
@@atary. السلام عليكم، يا ليت لو تخبرني كم لغة عندك، وكيف خبراتك في تعلمها، لاني مهتم اتعلم ثلاث لغات مختلفة على قدر الاستطاعة
I’m a Hungarian learning Finnish, and Turkish and I’m here to spread the love for agglutinative languages! Don’t let their grammar scare you away!
As you may know, Turkish and Hungarian are pretty close languages in terms of word structure.
As a Turk, thank you for learning Turkish. İyi şanslar abicim!
Agglutinative languages are the best. Hashtag notbiased. Suomi mainittu, torille!
Szervusz magyar barátom
@@alihacisalihzadealso trying to learn Turkish here, I’m ozbek but grammar is still somewhat difficult
This was a very fun video to watch! Thank you for giving your opinion on languages and sharing your experiences, and seeing Turkish on Gigachad level made me really happy
The compliments on Arabic made my day, thank you!! I love Arabic so much and Turkish as well. I can speak Arabic, as I'm a native Arabic speaker from Egypt, a lot of Turkish, some French and a bit of Korean. Learning languages is really fun so this video was refreshing thank you!!
I can see which tv series you like lol
@@acoknitteruntemha huh
Already speaking French (native) Portuguese (native), Spanish and English, this year i'm learning Russian.
No one cares
Good luck with Русский! I have been slowly learning it for a year now and I´m really enjoying it. Saludos desde España, adeus!
Great choice!
Удачи, язык пиздец какой сложный
Tain être bilingue de naissance c’est tellement bien
A Filipino here!, it is an educational problem that some people are more comfortable speaking English than their mother language. But there are also people who are almost in the opposite situation like people in the countryside so I feel it's in the right place to put it in average
Oo nga kasi eh.. pinoy din ako
@@kadiYTofficial it's not a problem, English is apparently more useful. That's how language evolves.
yoo Ado fan
@@Jadizi it's a problem from a cultural preservation standpoint
@@hoosekii the French went through that hysteria 200 years ago, created an academy to preserve the language that doesnt work and the language flourishes. Isn't Filipino a hybrid language as is?
As a Bulgarian 🇧🇬🇧🇬😘I can confirm Bulgarian🇧🇬🥰 is a great language.
Но јутуберот Симп моментално не учи бугарски, ниту македонски, ниту српски, само дава комплименти, сигурно се плаши од балканот 😂, многу сме луди 🤪 за да почне, не е некој против.
How do you like Bulgaria in terms of the people and the landscape? (Idc about the economy there for this question) I'm Orthodox and about to finish an engineering degree, Id unironically like to consider having a second home in the Balkans and Bulgaria seems cool
I look forward to learning Bulgarian this summer. 🇧🇬
@@highviewbarbellood luck, my guy! I am Russian, and would consider to move there too someday!
@@highviewbarbellI've been living in Bulgaria for the last 3 months and I love it. One of the best countries I've been too. The people have cold personalities but they are kind (and the food is awesome)
as a romanian I can confirm we do backflips and shoot fireworks in the sky if a foreigner learns our language
Am încercat să o învăț o dată pe internet și îmi amintesc câteva cuvinte
Oh? What would a Romanian do if someone in the country won the lottery?
@@morrisboris6877 we'd probably be like 'whAT?? THAT'S CRAAAZY' and then move on with our lives
Depends. I've found they either do backflips, or they think you're lying about being foreigner because hardly anyone outside of Romania speaks it.
I'm Romanian and I truly appreciate putting my language in gigachad tier, Romanian is usually forgotten about and very underrated. All the best whishes.
un comentariu mai romanesc n-am vazut hah :) scumpule
it's a beautiful language but it is too hard to learn
My country (Hungary) hates you, but I'm ok with it.
I'm learning Romanian and I'm happy to see you at the top of the comment section.
@@wefearaliarno worries… many Romanians have a hard time learning it as well lmao
I'm from Somalia 🇸🇴
Somali language is my mother tongue
I also speak English and Arabic
And now I study Russian language🇷🇺
Nice to hear and thanks for choosing Russian. A Russian native here;)
@@user-by2xq9cl3e большое спасибо 👍
Impressive 👍🏻.
Good luck 🍀
Привет, Дорогой Друг ❤
@@Anais-Anais. Привет
Its so fun that he created a nickname for every single language on the list
That was epic
except for hungarian lol
A viewer came up with the "wi-fi password language" nickname for Polish in a livestream though
I didn't see on for urdu he just said otherwise known as Pakistani language
4:30 Thanks for saying nice things in Arabic and Islam people.
شكرا لكلامك الجميل علي اللغة العربية و المسلمين ❤
He's the Anti-Hollywood 😂
Arabs are cool and Muslims are friendly people. People want to judge Islam by Sharia Law but then I say we'd have to judge Judaism and Christianity by Deuteronomy.
@@DrVictorVasconcelos i only have bad experience with muslims and most people would agree
As a bulgarian I know the obscure fact that we do technically still have 3 cases but you almost never hear them used so in practice they are mostly gone
We have cases only for pronouns we have a case for names as well but it's not used often and in official settings
The best "Maعa assalama" I've ever heard from a non-native Arabic speaker. amazing video
I'm a native Arabic speaker, and now I'm learning Japanese, so I can have more fun when I visit Japan again. Inshallah.
I'm Palestinian so I'm happy Arabic is getting more recognition 😊
@@Aldc_AlwayZi hope you're still alive,inchallah ❤
@@1moon.09 thank you 😊 I'm not in Palestine currently but my grandma is in Jerusalem in the West bank but subhanallah she's still here 😊
@@Aldc_AlwayZ happy to hear that,allahuakbar🇵🇸🥰
@@1moon.09 thanks may Allah bless you and grant you jannah 😊
I know this is a fun video, but I wanted to say, I learned Arabic for work, and get pretty sour/frustrated/bored about it sometimes, but your passion for the language across your videos reminds me that it’s pretty dope. Definitely a gigachad language.
The way he adds mashala ماشاء الله and inshala ان شاء الله so smoothly is just cool
My favourites languages:
1- arabic
2- english ( British)
3- russian
4- french
5- italian
6- German
7- Japanese
Languages that i speak:
- arabic
- english
- french
Languages that I'm planning to learn :
-russian
- italian 🤌
@@CodeCombine 🤣
Agree with 3 top
@@tzuenalmustof7702 🤗
true gigachad here. Respect and love from Russia
@@lemax5621 Спасибо и вам тоже ❤️
This video got me to B2 on every language mentioned. Pimsleur will get me the rest of the way.
Pimsleur is super old. I'm sure there are better methods out there. Berlitz is even older.
Apparently I am learning one dogwater language (Japanese) and one gigachad language (Russian.) Feels pretty balanced if you ask me.
Also, if you are serious about avoiding weeb culture, just do what I do and don't talk to anyone. It is very fun and rewarding, so don't let other people dissuade you from learning it (even if there are quite a few of them.)
Anyway, good luck to everyone learning!
Удачи тебе в изучении языков;)
Я тоже планирую учить японский, а пока занимаюсь греческим
There's actually a bunch of communities with people learning Japanese for work or that aren't hardcore weeaboos. There's a LOT of people learning Japanese and there's no way they're all those weebs ahah. Also, most Japanese people don't even watch anime, maybe read manga, but the only people who are truly obsessed with those are the West. So there's no danger to talking with Japanese people online tbh.
Я английская и я учу русский язык и японский!
How do you learn two languages simultaneously? It sounds so time and energy consuming. Especially two languages that have no similarities at all.
can't wait for you to start reading old Arabic poetry. its so beautiful.
I'm learning Russian (beginner), Spanish (beginner), French (intermediate) & Swedish (intermediate) and Duolingo has been very helpful but obviously it's not sufficient but there's so many free resources online that it's actually fun to learn a language nowadays thanks to technology. Arabic & Mandarin frighten me. Respect to anyone who's learning those languages.
which one of the romance languages would u say is the most useful for language laddering
@@charleswhitefullbusteruchi1972 Well it depends on which language you're studying but I can say that if you're for example studying Italian or can already speak Italian then you'll transition into Spanish better than most. Italian speakers usually learn Spanish faster than others.
@@pillowdo4216 To be brutally honest, I have no interest in learning Arabic. I mean unless someone paid me to learn it 😄 Same with Chinese😀 One has to have a passion for learning and I'm happy with the languages I know and are currently learning.
@@IAMJEFFREY-cw9ns i see, thanks
Хорошей учёбы, друг!
Escutando ele falar "bolsonaro é muito gostoso" e chamar o português de "lingua do lula" é algo que eu não sabia que eu precisava ouvir hoje. Amo seus videos, salve e um abraço do Brasil!
What exactly is a ‘bolsonaro’ lol? I keep hearing this phrase...
Brazil's ex president, iirc from 2018 to 2022. He's very controversial just like trump half the population hate him half love him@@thetrueoneandonlyladyprinc8038
Este commento é muito fofo.
@@thetrueoneandonlyladyprinc8038The hottest porn actor from Brazil
bolsonaro is our ex president, quite controversial@@thetrueoneandonlyladyprinc8038
this is one of my favourite channels ever. I really hope your eyes get better very soon so you can at least be more comfortable doing the things you love. sending much love and support.
What happened with his eyes?
Learning Polish as an English and French speaker. Super happy to hear your opinion and put it in gigachad
I am from Saudi Arabia and I'm so happy to hear that 5:33❤
Say hello to Neymar, please! Btw, I am brazilian hahahahha
@@hyathaganbruno9131 مرحبا نيمار انك لشخص تجاهد جهادا في سبيل الله و وطنط
When LanguageSimp says that learning Russian opens tons of DLC there is more than you think, because just inside of Russia lives dozens of nations with their unique history, traditions, culture and languages (more than hundred). So by knowing Russian you can at least have a breath touch on some of the 15 language families there.
Not "nations" lol, but ethnicities/ethnic minorities. There's only one nation in Russia - Russians.
@@jasont4206 You're wrong. We have many nationalities, and our constitution stipulates that the people are multinational. "Русские" are one of the nations, but there are "россияне" this is a person who has Russian citizenship, but belongs to another nationality
@@viwion я знаю, что говорит конституция. Это не отменяет того факта, что все "нации" кроме русских формальным критериям нации не соответствуют и являются этносами. Селькупы численностью в 4 тысячи человек, никогда не имевшие своей государственности в современном смысле слова, не могут быть нацией, лол, это не так работает. Они имеют отдельную культурную идентичность, как и все этносы, но не более.
@@jasont4206 Ты приводишь в пример малочисленный народ, да, таковые у нас есть в государстве, однако говорить что у нас нет наций в стране кроме русских это просто бред. Этнос это обобщенное понятие объединения людей , в которое входят как раз нация , народность, племя и тд.
Так что у нас на самом деле многонац. народ, и в том числе у нас также проживают малочисленные народы
@@viwion ??? Что за псевдонаучный бред? Погуглите хотя бы значение терминов "нация" и "этнос" прежде чем позориться, это же несложно, лол. Могу даже сделать это за вас:
"Этносы основываются на языковом и кровном родстве, а нации, кроме этого, - на политических и экономических связях, культуре, едином самосознании"
Português no topo como merece estar. Portuguese and Russian Gigachad, well done.
Só quero falar que os BRs fizeram bem de ensinar algo para trolar ele, kkkkkkk
🇷🇺🤜🤛🇵🇹
Bolsonaro é muito gostoso.
From Lisbon to Kamchatka,
We are all brothers and friends
🇷🇺❤️🇵🇹
ЯзыковойСимп, You need to definitely learn Uzbek language in order to understand this: «Плов - это лучшая еда на планете»
Плов - это любов!))))
Я больше люблю берщбармак
thats russian not uzbek
@@derkonig162 да, но он должен понять ЧТО СТОИТ ЗА этими словами, насладится величием плова, он поймёт это только изучив узбекский
Palov yerdagi eng zor ovqat
As a polish person I am happy we welcome you to Poland. It is considered a Romance language for the Slavic languages. It is smooth but still has that Slavic, Russian edge to it.
W tym roku uczę się języka polskiego i jest piękny 😍
@@Надежда1611Dobrze Ci idzie 👍
Польский звучит странно, пока ты его не понимаешь. А потом как мед по ушам :)
@@old_bebraAs a pole, same with russian.
Iam currently learning German on luodingo and I love it 😊😊
Ja, Deutsch mit Duolingo ist super! Ich spreche Englisch und Polnisch, und ich lerne jetzt Deutsch. Ich lerne Spanisch in der Schule und es ist sehr langweilig.
Cool
What is diffence between Duolingo and Luodingo?
@@dvdvrkflvckLuodingo is the alter ego of Duolingo. It’s the one that gives you back your family.
@@dvdvrkflvckIt's Duolingo when he's being chased by the dingos in Australia 🇦🇺 Or maybe it's just his twin. I'm not sure. But I'm personally using LuoDingo and I love it! (okay, no, I can't do this - LuoDingo is just a funny name for Duolingo that Language Simp uses. The same way he says Lua Dipa instead of Dua Lipa. It's an inside joke)
Thank you for everything you've said about Arabic language actually you have good taste in languages in my opinion of course
I know that Georgian never makes it on these lists, but I am crazy in love with the alphabet. I’m saving a spot in my studies to learn it. 🇬🇪 ❤ 🇬🇪
Georgian is amazing 🇺🇸 ❤ 🇬🇪
You're a gigachad if you can speak decent Gerogian
I love Georgia
I was wondering about Georgian
Much love to Georgia from Syrians💙💜
Georgia has a special place in my heart because my gf is from there and it feels like a second home to me. Also Georgian cuisine is GOD-TIER. You must eat Khinkhali, kupati, and khachipuri. It's also been a very interesting place following the Russian invasion of Ukraine as there are many Russians and Ukranians currently living in Tbilisi and Batumi to escape the war.
Hindi and Urdu are mutually intelligible in the colloquial register. If you are a native/advanced speaker, you can notice a few differences. Urdu speakers will use a lot more Arabic and Persian derived words while Hindi speakers will use more Sanskrit derived words. When it comes to accent, one thing that I have noticed is that Hindi speakers pronounce 'z' or 'ز' as 'j'. For example, when saying 'Cumin', Urdu speakers say 'Zeera' while Hindi speakers say 'Jeera'. I believe the accent differences come from the different scripts that they use. Certain sounds are found in the Arabic or Nastaliq script that are not found in the Sanskrit or Devanagari script and vice versa. Of course, there might be other factors contributing to the accent differences that I don't know of.
and if u learn one, u can essentially travel all around india (except maybe south, lookin at u tamil nadu) and i assume most of pakistan and communicate with locals.
dlc would include some parts of afghanistan, sri lanka, nepal and bangladesh
I've never heard Zeera honestly. Maybe it's not that pervasive and only a few people pronounce it like that. But it reminds me of a chemistry teacher in PhysicsWallah. He is from Rajasthan, west India, and pronounces J as Z. Like he says Zo instead of Jo(which).
Maybe it's not about Hindi/Urdu but I'm not sure. People from different regions have different pronounciations.
@@monudey118 Being born and raised in an Urdu speaking family, i see a lot of differences in the pronunciations of certain words which I believe are due to the linguistic differences throughout the subcontinent, as you mentioned i used to find it quite weird that people call 'Zeera' as 'jeera' and "Srinagar" as "Shirinagar" but all can this can be credited to the diversity in cultures and languages, which is a good thing ofc, but can be confusing sometimes. ps: ig that teacher from PW u mentioned is Mohit Dhandeech
(IOC) ?
I suggest a video by this awesome channel called "India in Pixels" titled "Are Hindi and Urdu the same Language?" It's quite detailed and fun to watch !!
Nastaliq is just an arabic font there is no difference between it and arabic. Its just a prettier version of the arabic script. You can totally write farsi, arabic, dari, and urdu in nastaliq font
Thanks so much for including my language!, 24:24, i never thought you would include it! I feel so honoured!
Yeeeah! Love the start -> cheers from Sofia! 🍻
Симп не разочаровал, русский язык в высшем тире, где ему и место.
Должен быть тир "Великий и Могучий", выше чем гигачад. Там должен стоять русский🗿🗿🗿
Это сложный язык для изучения, но оно того стоит.
Это язык СНГ государств, так что оно того стоит
Это определённо заслуживает уважения
Великий и могучий у которого слов на 100 000 меньше чем в том же украинском, и слово ребёнок произошло от слова раб
I am currently learning Korean, Japanese and German, so far German has been surprisingly easy because of the amount of words similar to English, Korean on the other hand while the alphabet is the easiest thing I ever learned it was 3 times harder than Japanese for their words to finally start sticking in my brain, but once they did it felt so damn good.
I recommend watching kdramas I know that a lot of peaple may think it's a silly way but believe me the words will stuck in your head and not just that but also with the way native speakers say it and it will also help you differentiate between the formal way of speaking and the casual way
I also studied those three languages at some point. Got a C1 in German and an N1 in Japanese, but I had to give up on Korean. No matter what I did, I never could learn any vocabulary. It just didn't sound like anything to me. The only words I could somewhat remember, all had Chinese origins and probably only stayed in my brain because of Japanese anyway.
@@Corredor1230can i ask how long it took you to reach N1 Japanese niveau ?
@@potatoproudit does help a lot, problem is they're mostly about romance and that's something I don't like very much.
No because I’ve spent 10x the amount on Korean and can barely say a thing, despite watching so many kdrama, listening to K-pop etc. I can speak in Japanese basically only from little Duolingo and anime watching from years ago 😭
I'm Indonesian, and I speak Arabic fluently (Currently live in Saudi Arabia). And I understand English, but not much in term of speak. Now Im learning Japanese and German.
Thank you for talking about Pashto, very slept on indeed. Truly one of the languages of all time. Starey mashey!
I'm russian native, just started learning Romanian. Thanks for the bisexual compliment to the language, made me even more motivated to learn it. mulțumesc
Omgggg good luck learning it, I’m a native romanian and learning russian
OMG IM A ROMANIAN WHO LEARNS RUSSIAN LOL
@@FaraStiriRO у тебя обязательно получится
@@Dtijim главное - заниматься изучением языка постоянно,каждый день.Без труда не вытащишь и рыбки из пруда)Удая тебе с русским языком!
when you’re from moldova and can speak both
I've been learning Swahili the past couple weeks and it's the most fun I've had studying a language in almost 8 years. It's such a unique and fun language to speak. The people are also super friendly and happy when you speak it with them. I think this baby should be put up to Gigachad.
Hamjambo, natumai u buheri wa afya, ni furaha kusikia unajifunza Kiswahili, kwa kweli Kiswahili Kitukuzwe
i appreaciate the love habibi!!!
Seeing my native language, Turkish in the gigachad tier on my birthday right now made me feel honored… :O
Teşekkürler! >:)
I'm Romanian and I'm super impressed that my language goes to gigachad for the second year! Thanks a lot!
I'm learning this amazing language by the name of Romanian currently!
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I'm from Romania and seeing Romanian in the gigachad tier made me so happy!!! Romanian is an amazing language and i really think it deserves more appreciation.
I know. I'm learning Romanian now because it's such a cool language! It's absolutely amazing indeed
I've been studying romanian for the past few months. It is such a beautiful language.
The biggest and richest countries have the most amount of learners, not the countries with the coolest sounding language
I am Romania too but I don't see why would anyone learn our language honestly.
Like our country is still pretty poor so there is no reason to move here and there are only around 25 million speakers so not that much dlc.
I going to sound extremely negative with this take but I really think learning Romania is a waste of time.
Im also feom the US and started kearning german years ago to speak with my mom's side of the family. I started spanish a couple years ago because so many people here speak it and i just started russian a couple of months ago. I love it. I think im going to learn arabic next
I'm a Swahili teacher! I do think there is a future for Swahili. It is the largest "indigenous" African language on the continent. Many years ago when I started a Bachelor's degree in anthropology, I wouldn't have though Kiswahili is important. But since moving to East Africa, many African countries have started to teach Kiswahili in schools, hopefully as a possible lingua franca for Africa. 😊
Bruh I’m Arab and when I heard Swahili i thought it’s a strange Arabic
Also the alphabet are the same I think
I think the Arabic Chinese and Russian are the best languages to learn for the future. There is why Arabic to get money and business Chinese for the same reason and Russian for political things
But they re pretty damn hard😊
oh, i see you really like the challenge. arabic, for a start, is simply difficult to speak due to specific articulation. chinese has Dead Marshes of writing system, and it also tonal language. russian uhhmmmm for spoken russian, you can just get into cases and genders, then grind the vocabulary, but written russian requires so much more to learn.
This is the formula of pain 💀😭
Russian for what exactly ???
Love your enthusiasim for Arabic , and it makes me proud that you are learning both Egyptian dialect and MSA , even if I wasn't an Arab native speaker I would have learned it ,fascinating culture and language ❤🙏🇪🇬🇵🇸..You sounded so alpha when pronouncing Arabic but you should work more on ح sound
I only watch your channel if i want to be reminded that I’m based for learning Arabic. It helps me forget how beta i sound when trying to pronounce ع and غ
Full year long commitment to Italian 🇮🇹 - thank you so much for making language learning fun!
I gave myself this year to learn Italian as well before my trip to Italy. I plan to have french on a slow burn.
Italian, at least for the short time I was studying it this past summer, was incredibly easy to learn. But I may have had a slight edge since I know a bit of Spanish and have a lot of high school French. The Romance languages are easy and fun!
@@loctrice That’s the plan. Saving up all year for a trip to Italy!
@@loctrice how did you feel after a year?
@cullenmatherne7382 oh sorry I wasn't clear. I'm learning this year and my trip is in 1 year from now. I've found things going quite well, but I already speak Spanish fairly well. I think it's a combination of already having learned a second language and it also being a romance language, but so far it's easier than Spanish was. One thing I noticed right away is I can spot and usually figure out grammar patterns where as with spanish I was confused a lot cause that type of thing was all new
As a Serbo-Slovakian I can say that I speak: Serbian, Montenegrin, Bosnian, Croatian, Slovenian, Slovakian, Czechian, German, Russian, English. I could say that I am polyglot. But I am still working on Russian and German. My mother language is Serbo-Slovakian which is spoken by about 50.000 people if it counts, it's not really a official language and there are changes with Serbo-Slovakian village to village, though it sounds nothing like Serbian or Slovakian it's a mix influenced by other languages too.
language gigachad detected
@@za-mm yes, funny thing that everyone in my school are required this same all languages.
@@learngeography all of these languages??? wtffff
@@za-mm Yeah
If you choose to learn Italian, go for a Swiss accent. Italians make fun of our accent, you're going to love it!
Currently learning Russian. I'm loving it so far.
Italians make fun of everyone's accents because they all speak their own
@@tuluppampam Yeah, isn't it lovely
Im not tired of getting surprised of the amount of people learning Russian. Just mindblowing!
@@angie.666 Being a native Italian speaker and having studied Latin, I can't help but notice some similarities with Russian. Like, это было, она была and мы были, the endings of the verbs consist of similar letters to the ones I would have used in Italian (è stato, è stata, siamo stati). Also, possession is expressed just like it once was in Latin: 'to me is something'.
Languages are so fascinating, they carry the heritage of the people who moved across the continents for thousands of years. Who knows where these similarities come from.
Also, Russian is just plain out cool.
@@CugnoBrasso with enough practice you can tell exactly which province someone comes from, and that can be fun when travelling in other countries
19:39 actually in the EU we learn British not American (at least were I live we do like this)
you'll like british american even better.
Nice to see you see Urdu as gigachad. I’m Pakistani but urdu is alpha probably for me, gigachad are languages like Arabic/French
urduis such a pretty language, its gigachad for me! (I'm Arab(Egyptian))
اردو سب سے gigachad زبان ہے 😂
Yeah it was a pleasant surprise. But we also suffer from the same issue of using too many English words for everything.
@@zeekay4321bollywood ka galti hein
Never seen someone so humble. Urdu deserves it my guy. And that's coming from a Hindi speaker
After becoming intermediate at Spanish and French, I’ve decided to start learning russian. After a few months of Luodingo, I can now say sentences like: “our girls are already in the bus” and “where are our plates” (not kidding duolingo teaches the OUR form a lot, wonder why…)
Russian is pretty difficult as language simp say but good luck it s beautiful language
I cant explain how relatable this is, and the fact i can only read or listen but cant write it for shit
@@andrediego6131 mostly because of different alphabet
Русский учебой наверное тяжело освоить, его прям чувствовать нужно
ayyoo I'm at exactly the same level lol. наши девочки уже в автобусe 🇷🇺🇷🇺🇷🇺🇷🇺🇷🇺🇷🇺🇷🇺🇷🇺 где наши тарелки?
2/3 of ethnic Mongols actually live in China, and when Mongolia switched to the Cyrillic alphabet they kept their gigachad script. The ones I've spoken to online (I'm a Mandarin learner which they learn in school) have always been really excited to show me their books and how to write my name in their beautiful script. I'm glad I can converse with most in Mandarin, but it's such a beautiful culture I've been tempted to learn some Mongolian as well.
I wish you all the best. I I just finished my first semester in studying mandarin, it’s interesting and challenging at the same time
@@ahmedalarishi3913 Thank you! I'm about HSK4 now, decided to buy LingQ so that I could read more advanced content to increase my vocabulary. My best advice is to find good podcasts/shows that you like to make learning not a chore. I improved a lot from watching Chinese TV with English and Mandarin subtitles, making sure that I wasn't just relying on the English and parsing the language as well. Good luck to you as well!
ам асууя
Tagalog usually puts english words on a sentence because of two things: the word will be difficult to say or its cringey as hell, some words are way too formal to be even used in a casual conversation. These words can also be rooted on spanish or old tagalog and not to mention the vast dialects that we have. It just makes thing easier for us, It might be bad in terms of cultural preservation to us but it is quite beneficial to us. Philippines is among one of the countries where speaking english is common and the accent is not too far from American natives compared to other asian countries.
I started learning French last year on Pimsleur, and also started Greek right at the end of the year. I've been monolingual my whole life, but watching polyglot videos on RUclips got me interested in learning more, and I've been loving it! I'm still new to it, so I don't know how much progress to really expect for this year, but I plan to be consistent and I'm excited to see where I end up
Thank you man for praising our arabic language, good luck in learning it 💪💪👍👍
Arabic dessert comes from throat like someone swilling something when they speak without p g ch zh.... letter sounds words
@@afsane_nezhadi
Go 🏋️♀️
My plan for this year is to start off learning Romanian I started in December, then in March, switch and learn some portugués before I travel to Portugal in May. Then I will go back to Romanian for a bit, and learn one final language from August-December. I’ve not quite decided which one, but I’m thinking Hindi or Persian/Farsi or Maybe even Russian idk
definitely go with farsi, it's cool.
mult noroc!
@@aiocafea mulțumesc
what's your native language?
@@yummydragon8533 American, fluent and frequently around Mexican
I love how all the others had a decent blurb but 'British' just got dumped at the bottom with zero elaboration.
One of the best lists yet, I want Turkish, Russian, Arabic, and Romanian on top top tier
I'm here for you, we can be chat friends if you want(for learn turkısh)
@@magabrialn6094are you still learning turkish?
@@amoslays yep ^^
@@magabrialn6094 I’m started learning it too. we can be chat friends.
Turkish and Japanese there my favorites languages, Turkish is called "drama language" for they're so many series and TV programs in Turkish but anime language still so better
Both in Turkish and Japanese you find men shouting exaggeratedly
@@jackdavids2723 Exactly
Im thinking about checking out Turkish in 2024 🎉
@@NdrreedGet ready for the crazy grammar lmao even as a native speaker it still gets annoying sometimes
@@PhnxKap Y discourage him man? I am a Turkish person who learns German in school. Not to dog on German but compared to German grammar, Turkish grammar is fairly simple and it repeats similar logics.
I am not sure if it was a joke, but Ukrainian is overall closer to Russian than to Polish by many parameters. Although Polish is itself closer to Russian than it may seem and Ukrainian has a lot of unique features not found in both of the languages, but the pronunciation, the morphology, the grammar and the basic lexicon still put Ukrainian closer to Russian.
PS: Ukrainian does have the "ы" sound, but it's written with character "и".
No he is correct. Despite being an east Slavic language it has a higher lexical similarity to polish than to russian.
@@0815Snickersboy This is not the ultimate indicator.
@dr.lotus18 многие слова-да
@dr.lotus18 it's interesting situation. Every ukranian 100% understand russian, but russian (depending of concrete person) can understand about 50-80%.
Polish also has the "ы" sound, which is polish "y"
Recommending Saudi dialect was intelligent from you man , it’s so close to the classic when we talk about vocabulary and grammar ❤
My language list:
1. Swedish
2. English
3. Spanish (Learning)
4. Russian (Planning to learn)
Good tier
Сил тебе с русским языком❤
I'm learning Russian, and he's right, it's painful 😂
Бро ещё не знает что его ждёт
Don't do it suka blyat!
I mean, as a brazilian, i must to say that what you said is the most pure true. Learn portuguese, you can have the most broken portuguese as ever, we still gonna love you from bottom of our hearts!
As a Pole, I really appreciate your love for Polish, and glad that you had a great time in Poland. Thank you for nominating Polish for the language of 2024. Kurwa.
last word…
i started learn Polish few months ago
You added many different languages, but I also hoped that you'd add Bengali there...one of the most spoken languages in the world but yes underrated due to less exposure. A pretty harmonious sounding language it is I'd say.
i studied mandarin for 2 semesters at uni but decided against it as i couldn't find anything to hold onto, i lost interest. now i am rediscovering chinese thanks to cantonese and am learning a bit about its rich culture. especially cantonese movies are some of the best received in china. i have also read that cantonese speakers were the first to leave china and travel the world and as such many china towns are cantonese dominated to this day. unfortunately the language seems to be dying out in the younger generations but due to the aforementioned reasons i think it is really interesting and i intend to go for it after i am satisfied with my russian skills
I love it when he finishes his sentences with mashallah or inshallah❤ it shows the depth of his Arabic language acquisition and implementing it in his daily life.
As a Ukrainian, finally someone actually talked about the language. And actually there's the и letter which is pretty much like the Russian ы just a little bit harsher, without the "softness"
Those are two different sounds. Ukrainian "и" sounds like [ɪ], as in English word "will". Russian "ы" sounds like [ɨ], which is not found in English. Perhaps you can't hear the difference because you are Russian-speaking? Also, Russian [ɨ] is clearly harsher.
@@danielm545 I'm a native Ukrainian and have been speaking Ukrainian since birth, and to me it sound like the complete opposite of what you're saying like compare the Russian word мыш to Ukrainian миша. To me it sounds like the Russian one is "softer" and the [I] In will sounds more like the Russian ы than the Ukrainian и at least to me
Было бы его прикольно изучить как промежуточный к будущему Чешскому или Польскому
@@guitarcoversua3925афигеть, реально. Только что в переводчик залезла, потому что единственный украинец в моей семье сейчас спит и правда наша ы звучит мягче. Она скорее более протянутая, чем украинская и.
@@guitarcoversua3925 Still doesn't change the fact that there is the same sound both in Ukrainian word миша [ˈmɪʃɐ] and English will [wɪl]. Maybe you speak a dialect.
Speaking 100% tagalog feels like you're a national hero making a motivational speech.
HES A TWICE STAN
also as a polish person, thank you for loving our language and the amazing message about bobry
looking forward to see u learn it ‼️
BOBRY RZĄDZĄ
I am still learning German with Duolingo ❤
Russian, I've stopped learning it now but I think I will restart one day❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
nah everyone quit Russian it's not worth it because of the bad things.
@@anires1195 actually all my friends in germany started to learn russian because it has proven to be an alpha male country which stands up against america and its vassals
Wenn Sie andere Methoden ausprobieren möchten, dann sollten Sie die Kanäle "Natürlich German" (sie hat Playlisten, damit Sie auf ihrem Niveau lernen können), "Easy German", "Deutsch1" und die Filmserie Nicos Weg anschauen. Wenn Sie ein absoluter Anfanger sind, dann sollten Sie von "Natürlich German" anfangen, und nach die A1 & A2 Playlisten sollten Sie zwei oder dreimal Nicos Weg A1 anschauen (mit DEUTSCHER Untertiteln, nicht Englisch), und danach fangen Sie die Kanal "Easy German" an. Am Anfang ist sie ein bisschen kompliziert wegen der Umgangsprache, aber nach ein paar Videos wird sie einfacher (und Language Simp nutzt Easy German auch).
Viel Glück
@@derkonig162что за хрень ты несёшь, садюга и альфа это не одно и тоже
@@Your_Chines_Father In Russian there are cases, like in Latin ang and German
Bro Romanian doesn't get enough love - I started learning it a couple months back and I'm so pleased it's in gigachad tier
Multă baftă în continuare 😉
Adevărat!
@@costistuparu1006 I'm learning Romanian now!
@@aydinmoradi2555 Good luck and I hope you enjoy it!
The problem with Russian aren't really rules or grammar. It's that the grammar is extremely fluid and the proper word order is optional, but also most changes in the grammar are deliberate and actually mean something. Something you are unlikely to ever learn from a text book.
It can be moderately easy to talk like a dictionary, but that's not how people actually talk.
It's like yoda-speak has a meaning and a vibe in English, except in Russian there are countless yoda-speaks, and each has its own vibes and meanings, and they are switched around constantly. Because the words have declinations, most word orders will convey the basic meaning just fine regardless how jumbled the words are, and this is actually used all the time to add additional layer of meaning on top.
This is something that is most naturally learned by actually talking to people in different contexts to absorb their way of speaking
If you want to learn Russian to read Russian literature, that's something to keep in mind, because if you aren't living in Russia it can take you a _long_ time to know it good enough to really upgrade your comprehension of literature from what you were getting with translations. Oh, and btw those vibes were different historically. So, say, learning modern vibes will not really allow you to appreciate Bukgakov. You'd have to read a lot of Soviet literature and watch Soviet movies first. It very well may be that it in the end it may mot be worth it
that sucks. i’m obviously not visiting russia anytime soon but id love to learn the language
@@danielsmokesmids well, maybe I was too harsh :) it depends on the goal. If you like the learning itself, it's certainly a great language for that. You can progress and progress and progress and always have something new, some new horizons. But if you want minimal effort for maximum benefit, maximum expansion of available media as quickly as possible, that's probably not the best candidate. I'd probably pick Spanish for that or something
There are Russian writers that are more verbose like Tolstoy and they are more suitable for intermediate learners, but then again their translations are also decent. Bulgakov in particular translates horribly and English version of Master and Margarita is an atrocity compared to the smart light hearted brevity of the original where just a few words can create entire characters. But learning Russian up to a level to be able to fluently get that will probably take an unreasonable amount of time
It's easier in the movies since intonation and emphasis make the intent obvious
As a russian native I'm curious of what you're saying. First I was gonna disagree but you seem well articulate and thorough person. Can you give me some examples of changes in the fluid grammar, yoda-speaks and the other quirks you mentioned?
I also have a feeling that you got overcharmed by diversity of people's ways to speak which can be just a representation of illiterate language skills of natives. There's a such small group of people who can actually articulate their thoughts in a bookish manner. Dont worry, it doesn't sound old-fashioned, they just immediately get considered as superiors in any circle (maybe except teenagers under 15 and provincial criminals under 30). And I would say its even the easiest way to get famous in Russia - just be bookishly eloquent - and everyone simply wanna listen to you more.
And I'm surprised you find Bulgakov's language way different. I could agree if you'd say it about Dostoyevski or Chekhov, they're really nuts even for natives. But for me Bulgakov is a benchmark of actual russian. Same is about soviet period literature and movies. For me its literally modern russian excluding slang. And dont get me wrong, I'm zoomer.
Btw if you interested to acquire beautiful russian I can suggest you my subjective list of writers. It's gonna be Bulgakov, Dovlatov, Gogol, early Akunin, Lermontov, Limonov. Maybe you can try Андрей Белый and his "Петербург". No need Nabokov, he's too much
both my native languages are gigachad, does that make me an ultrachad?
What are your native languages ?
3:38 That's soooo true, I have a friend from the Netherlands and his english is impeccable
Why is there no Hebrew? I'm pretty sure it's a popular language in the language learning community
It's not a real language and is only spoken within a brutal, fascist regime. And it sounds like diarrhea.
Exactly also why didn’t he include Aramaic smh 😑😑😑
Beautiful channel, thank you
The Greek cases is maybe the easiest case system you can learn. It's like 10% of the effort of German
Now you made me want to get back to learning Greek
Get an engineer degree, and u know half of Greece language
@@sky1army423 I am an engineer and though it helps, it won't help as much as you'd expect. Especially Modern Greek has a lot of loanwords, though the grammar is super easy.
@@glieccoGlad my sales pitch was successful. It's definitely one of the most fun languages to learn the grammar of
As a Turkish person, I'm so happy that you find our language so interesting. Also, you should totally try our foods.
Arabic > Tur*ish
noodle alphabet@@xrz3000
@@xrz3000why compare?
@@xrz3000arab detected, opinion discarded
Turkroach @@mehmeterciyas6844
My friend 😊 let's be honest we all proud of you thank you for learning these beautiful languages you did a great job! Even tho im not a English person i feel that GIGACHAD speaks hundreds of languages
language simp = chad
Yess, I'm learning a Gigachad language!🎉 I'm just starting my journey of becoming a polyglot by learning Polish. I'm German and I also fell in love with the language. It's amazing how it's totally normal for many Poles to speak German, but it's extremely rare that Germans can speak Polish. So I will hopefully see a lot of backflips soon
Glad you mentioned Serbian! And yes it is the best slavic language with the best alphabet, no stupid things like vowel switches (But we do have cases)
Serbia mentioned 💪🏾🇷🇸🦅🦅🦅 RAAAAH!!!!! 🦅🦅🦅🇷🇸💪🏾👍🏾
@@gmastervhe said serbian because he means serbocroatian. Serbian is a majority mostly spoken. Egotistical nationalist serb!