Real experience: I had been learning french for about 1 year and also want to learn Italian. I don’t want to forget the French that I learnt so I ended up learning Italian in French. Hope my experience helps you :) Edit: Thanks for your tips btw
Ohh I'm doing the same with Spanish! My mother tongue is Italian but I've been studying English (seriously) for about 2/3 years. Now I'm studying Spanish (I already was a beginner because I studied it at middle school) with Anki, but there are not Spanish-Italian cards, just Spanish-English! So I've decided to go for it anyway and it's a bit confusing haha. After one year, what's your thought about studying your "new" target language in the "old" target language?
Me too! My parents are Tunisian but I was born and raised in the USA. I’m pretty fluent in Arabic but I’m still learning. I’m currently learning Korean
I m arabic and i speak arabic english frensh and i want to skill them more i m intresting now to learn italian ir spanish korean and turkish so im hoping that i would do it and i m hoping too to talk ,understanig all the languages ..world's languages are the most beautiful thing in the world!❤😍
I started learning French 2 years ago and started German at the beginning of this year. The fact that they are so different, and that I'm already intermediate in French makes it easier to do two languages at the same time.
Thank you! You've inspired me to start dedicating time and energy into learning multiple languages. This year I'm going to concentrate on learning Spanish, as my family's from Mexico, as well as my husband. Next year, I'm going to aim to learn Navajo. It's the most spoken dialect of Native Americans, and I believe it's an American heritage that shouldn't be forgotten. Plus, it's very beautiful to listen to.
I study French and Spanish at the same time and it is pretty difficult so I would definitely agree with learning 2 languages from different language families. I study French and Spanish at uni and unfortunately my uni does not offer any other languages apart from them two. But I do love learning languages so I don't get too down about it. I make yt videos in Spanish and about learning languages too , love your channel :))
Umber I agree learning german when i was in high school was very difficult. I’m going to learn spanish first since I have a lot more spanish cultures around me where I can use my skills.
Oo your lucky to have people around you that speak Spanish. Unfortunately where I live there are not many spanish speakers around me. I would definitely use that to your advantage :)
Thais - conciliar com a escola? Minha escola tá ensinando regra de três e período barroco em pleno segundo ano do ensino médio ( tirando a parte da regrinha de três que foi exagero, o barroco é verdade ). Sua escola deve ser muito boa mesmo ( ou você está exagerando também ). Infelizmente a educação no Brasil é uma merda mesmo.
I practice speaking Japanese on my channel, but I study Spanish in my spare time. I definitely don't get them mixed up. I was thinking about learning Chinese but I don't wanna go down that road again with Kanji. LOL Good tips! I subscribed
I'm studying German and Spanish, but I already am like intermediate level with German and honestly that was my best decision. They aren't from the same language family, but also have similarities that make it way easier to learn them at the same time. I want to take up Norwegian as well, but first I'm giving myself time to feel better using Spanish c:
Hello Maria, as i read your comment i thaught That We can help each other in german and spanish. In my country Its quiet sad That i cant find books i need for learning those languages
Needed this video, ty! I'm increasing my Spanish vocabulary by reading a set of Spanish short stories from a book I got online. Because of how numerous the speakers are I've just started practicing the Hindi alphabet as a precursor to speaking the language. I plan on relearning everyday Ukrainian phrases, and I take two American Sign Language classes per week. Hopefully in the next 5-10 years I can converse eloquently in all of these languages.
Japanese,german,Spanish and italian here. I'm following the baby steps methode which I'd just listen and listen to get used to the spoken language. At the same time I'd study some grammar and vocabulary no rush. This will take me years but it's worth it. Tschuss.
I want to study French but my highschool only has Spanish. Personally I don't like Spanish much but I have to learn it since it's getting quite popular. But I don't want to stop learning French to pursue Spanish ;_;
Your videos are so great! And helpful!!! You are so lovely as well! I've always wanted to learn more languages, multiple at once, but didnt know if it was productive, so thank you for sharing your life and language learning tricks and inspiring me! I always thought it was much harder than it is but it will always sort itself out if you make mistakes with grammar and things once you start using it. I just started learning Swedish and after I want to start learnig Arabic! I'm going to use your tip of sticking to one specific topic. Its easy to over complicate it and lose motivation but that way makes it simple and faster probably too! Imagine how many people you are encouraging to start learning a new language or several and then that leads to having more opportunities in life to traveling, making new friends, moving house, work, foods and learn a whole lot in general. And I think it improves the quality of life for a lot of reasons! So amazing!!! For every language you learn and use it apparently keeps your brain healthier for 5 years more than expected, I dont know how true that is but I did hear about it somewhere!
Mon j'adore regarder this video.. You're the best.. I like you very much.. E continua assim, pois falas bem os idioma.. Gostei.. Muita força ia querida.. Bj
Thank you so much! I’m learning French and Spanish. I am now waiting until I get more advanced before I think about learning another language. I started learning French about 6 months ago. And I’m now starting on Spanish
Great video! Just wondering if you had any suggestions about maintaining a language after learning it? You speak so many languages but I find it hard to remember some words after not using them for long period of time, and I was wondering how you stay so fluent without losing or forgetting. Any tips for staying fluent?
Speaking, speaking and speaking :) honestly that's all I do. Unless you don't speak and apply what you learned it's not going to have any use. Once you start applying everything it will make more sense and you won't forget words that easily because they are put in a context. There is no magic to it, that's really all I do.
Sarah Nehls She sid she has friends that she speaks the different languages too. That is best way to maintain your skills. Busuu is a language learning program online & app. It allows you to connect with other language learners around the World. You can communiate or video chat with them to practice the languages you want to learn while they get to practice learning your language with you. There is free usage as well as paid subscription. Not sure if free usage still allows video chatting. However, it's free to find out. www.busuu.com Hope this is helpful! 😊
Amo seus vídeos e você foi mais uma inspiração pra mim aprender mais línguas sou Brasileiro tenho 15 anos e acho que estou atrasado pra aprender línguas mais estou aprendendo o inglês,espanhol e alemão sei que um dia vou olhar pra trás e pensar 💭 nossa hoje eu falo 4 línguas fluente e tudo isso graças à seus vídeos e a minha dedicação também né kkkkkkkk só queria dizer (muito obrigado) 😊
I am learning Russian and Korean now, which is pretty easy. I use Lingodeer, HiNative and quizlet for vocab. Next year I'm going to learn 4 more languages, which means I will learn 6 languages at once. I really love learning so I hope it will work out if I put a lot work in it.
I actually wanted to start learning Portuguese while learning Italian, but I will rethink it, thanks! Maybe I will stick to Italian and as soon as I have a "solid" level, I will start with Portuguese :)
Ich habe auch schonmal versucht 2 Sprachen zu lernen (Portugiesisch, Spanisch), doch dann gab ich auf, weil für mich das zu viel Druck war. Aber du bist einfach ein natürliches Naturtalent. Ich hoffe du lernst mal bosnisch oder eine Sprach in dieser Art. ;)
I’ve been learning Spanish at my high school for 4 years now and I’m going to be living in Brazil for a year next year so I’m having to study both languages at the same time and although it’s difficult because I do get them mixed up I really hope I can become fluent in both,, thanks for this great video as always
Thank yaaa so much for this video!! I am fluent in Russian and Tajik, and I am learning English (B2) , Spanish (A2) and German ( beginner) , so good luck to me))?
My first language is Slovak,I can also speak fluent Czech(it's similar to Slovak) and now i'm learning English,German and Japanese.I've been learning English for years,I started with German this year and some months ago with Japanese.Wish me luck.Also thanks for the tips :)
woah I’m late buuut I’ve been learning French and now I wanna learn Japanese as well. After being able to communicate in both, I’d love to go for Hebrew, ASL, and perhaps Russian my parents think I’m crazy
I’m going to learn Spanish and my home language “Krio” it’s like broken English wish it will be easier for me to learn because I can understand what my family say. I have two books of Spanish learning. One Spanish I have is for beginner where it is 700 sentences and another one I have is “What they didn’t teach you in Spanish class” 💖
I love your page tú reina 👑 I’m learning Spanish now because I moved back to Spain to be with family but hardly know the language but your videos have helped me 💛 gracias chica
German and Japanese are exactly what I want to study! I've been working on Japanese for about a year now, and feeling like I'm losing more and more of my very rusty German in exchange for improving in Japanese. I clicked on this video wondering what you'd have to say since I've been thinking about going back to studying German at the same time as well. Funny that your example languages are the ones I'm interested in, haha. I'll take that as a sign!
I learn French and Spanish at school plus I learn Mandarin at home. I'm gonna learn Portuguese when I'm fluent in Spanish but I watch a lot of Portuguese videos so I'm pretty good understanding it. Also I'm gonna improve my Turkish because I already know a little bit. (Btw I also grew up being trilingual just like you)
I am learning Spanish, German, and Swahili along with American Sign Language. I was told to learn languages that were similar but I didn’t even try because I KNOW is get confused. The vocabulary is soooooo different and it gives them their own identity and a different learning experience
Thank you so much for the video. I learned a lot, I am learning Brazilian Portuguese and Japanese. For a while now I was juggling with learning both languages at the same time but after watching your video I am confident now that I can do this. Thank you , Obrigada ありがとうございます!
Honestly I got randomly motivated to learn Japanese, German and Russian yet in school I’m learning Spanish and soon enough I’ll be taking a French class in the third quarter as I got into the class due to my aspiring career (I’m still surprised I got in it’s only for seniors yet I got in as a junior)
Thanks very much for your tips because I'm learning French, Spanish and German at once. I'll try my best to follow the tips so that I'd know if they'd help me.
I'm learning Arabic and french! Those are my favorite languages❤ and fortunately I'm really good speaking both of them❤ People tell me that I speak like a native lol! I practice these languages with my fiance who is Arabic and also in his country french is spoken.
I’m currently trying to learn Spanish and Chinese (Mandarin) I’m trying to come up with a study routine to best study both at the same time. In your personal opinion, which of these languages (Spanish, Chinese) would you focus on most of you were learning one at a time?
I learn Dutch and French mainly on duolingo and by watching some things in these languages. They're quite differrent but I find that the more you split them apart, the less confusing it gets. If I constantly switch between them I learn less, I'm not confusing them since they're different but I don't see a big progress in such case. If I however learn one in the morning before uni class and one in the afternoon or evening it's easier and more clear to me. You could also I guess learn a solid base in one and then switch to another while not forgetting completely about the first one by practicing sometimes.
@Profit Tracker Well I'm learning French quite hard, I had a long break since that comment lol. But I study french every day for half a year now and I'm probably at b1 level. As for dutch I study it much less frequently but it's pretty easy to learn since it's so similar to english. French has many words that are present in english but different gramma and pronunciation is pretty hard but overall it's pleasant to learn
I'm gonna learn Mandarin Chinese and Russian. I'll throw Mongolian in there too, I already have experience in Russian but also a little bit in Mongolian. Wish me luck folks :)
I want to learn: Mandarin Korean and Japanese But i have to learn my mother language: Kurdish Turkish And even for school I should continue learning: English German
i’m focusing on learning japanese (as i plan on moving to japan) but korean is the second language i’m learning. i’m planning on doing maybe an hour or so of korean a day and doing two or three hours a day of japanese (as i’m homeschooled and have a ton of time)
I am currently learning Spanish, Arabic, German and Japanese. Its easier because to learn these because none of these languages are in the same family. I tried to learn French but ITS way too similar in Spanish. Once I Master fluency in Spanish then I'll study French. Learning 4 languages NOT in the same language family makes a big difference
i kinda differ, I think it's best (at least for me) to focus on different topics when studying multiple languages at once. Like in Japanese I'm learning house vocabulary, then in German I'm learning city vocabulary, bc otherwise my brain starts switching between languages to find the word it already knows instead of focusing on the target language. Does that make sense? Haha. Eventually I do have to cover similar topics but after I get the hang of each language, my brain doesn't try to switch as much
The problem is,that I want to learn many asian languages and I have to learn Russian for school...the other languages I want to learn are Thai,Korean, Mandarin and Japanese..I want to start with Thai and Russian do you guys think that it's possible and also how I can learn the other languages?
For those who are trying to learn any language efficiently ( especially spanish or german) try an application called mondly(It's free & availaible on the app store) and it gives you a lesson daily .
Learning French and Mandarin Chinese. I have about a year and half put into French and about a year in Chinese, regardless my listening French is terrible :( Does anyone know of some shows I can watch? Some music I can listen to? I'm dying to become fluent in French ASAP. I'm being patient with Chinese since it's a little more difficult of a language...
I have been learning english and latin for a quite a while now. When I began to take spanish lessons at school too latin helped me a lot. But when I got a teacher who wanted us to speak spanish on a higher level than just doing this small talk and I put more effort into that, it felt like my english and my translation skills in latin weren't as good as before which really shocked me. :( Is there someone feeling the same?
That depends on what you have to translate. Small talk is elementary. Academic work is more advanced, which means your brain requires more effort and brainpower. For me, it is quite hard to translate from one language to another language. Translation skills are beyond to speak two languages fluently. Being bilingual in two languages is just the beginning of your journey to translate from one language to another language. One language is quite complicated. I speak 6 Tongues to a certain extent. If I have to translate them, I'll fail. If I have to hold a conversation, I will succeed. If I have to give a speech about a complex topic: Robots, diet, how does the education system work? How to deal with toxic people, I might be able to do that.
Thanks for the video, it is so helpful! I'm learning Spanish and Turkish at the same time cause i like both and i couldn't choose which one i start with.
Japanese and German? Well...
**rewatches Attack on Titan**
Sie sind das essen und wir sind die jager
What I am trying to do in 4 months
Exactly what I'm trying to do 👁👄👁
@@thefuckbecca2483 good luck 👍
@@esetbulguch703 Thank you 😄
OMG
U have inspired me
I have been working everyday....
and now...
I can speak Filipino and Korean and Spanish!
VanillaHamHam32's Gaming Channel tagalog you mean?
How did you go about doing that?
im studying spanish and tagalog right now!
VanillaHamHam32's Gaming Channel you’re amazing! so proud of you!
Pagbutihan nyo 🖤❤️
Real experience:
I had been learning french for about 1 year and also want to learn Italian. I don’t want to forget the French that I learnt so I ended up learning Italian in French.
Hope my experience helps you :)
Edit: Thanks for your tips btw
what do you mean by you learned Italian in French?
@@bluewatergames8664 learning Italian by using French instead of English
Ohh I'm doing the same with Spanish! My mother tongue is Italian but I've been studying English (seriously) for about 2/3 years. Now I'm studying Spanish (I already was a beginner because I studied it at middle school) with Anki, but there are not Spanish-Italian cards, just Spanish-English! So I've decided to go for it anyway and it's a bit confusing haha.
After one year, what's your thought about studying your "new" target language in the "old" target language?
im learning arabic and korean, for my heritage and for my future in a different country.. thanks so much for these tips xx
Me too! My parents are Tunisian but I was born and raised in the USA. I’m pretty fluent in Arabic but I’m still learning. I’m currently learning Korean
Me too wow~~
@@lynneltifi6121 oh that's great i can speak Arabic
I speak English and Japanese and currently learning German, French, Korean, Finnish, Arabic, Greek and Mandarin
I m arabic and i speak arabic english frensh and i want to skill them more i m intresting now to learn italian ir spanish korean and turkish so im hoping that i would do it and i m hoping too to talk ,understanig all the languages ..world's languages are the most beautiful thing in the world!❤😍
French 🇫🇷 and Korean 🇰🇷
I'm using Duolingo and Mango
Treasure Green omg same 😍😍
omg sameee!!
how do you feel about mango?? do you like it?
Same
Did you follow through
I started learning French 2 years ago and started German at the beginning of this year. The fact that they are so different, and that I'm already intermediate in French makes it easier to do two languages at the same time.
Ene same! but i'm learning english and norwegian
Maintenant tu parles bien Français ?
Thank you! You've inspired me to start dedicating time and energy into learning multiple languages. This year I'm going to concentrate on learning Spanish, as my family's from Mexico, as well as my husband.
Next year, I'm going to aim to learn Navajo. It's the most spoken dialect of Native Americans, and I believe it's an American heritage that shouldn't be forgotten. Plus, it's very beautiful to listen to.
Yea, this year I am focusing on spanish as well. It will be nice for you to have people to practice with.
I study French and Spanish at the same time and it is pretty difficult so I would definitely agree with learning 2 languages from different language families. I study French and Spanish at uni and unfortunately my uni does not offer any other languages apart from them two. But I do love learning languages so I don't get too down about it. I make yt videos in Spanish and about learning languages too , love your channel :))
Umber
I agree learning german when i was in high school was very difficult. I’m going to learn spanish first since I have a lot more spanish cultures around me where I can use my skills.
Oo your lucky to have people around you that speak Spanish. Unfortunately where I live there are not many spanish speakers around me. I would definitely use that to your advantage :)
I've been study French and Italian and its a real struggle 😢
@geraldi romance languages have a lot of similarities! So I definitely know where you are coming from ! Good luck anyway 😬
Umber aw Ik it’s 2 years later but I was gonna see your content lol. Did you get rid of it or make another channel?
I'm learning Spanish, Russian, and German.
привет, hola, hallo
I am learning Russian , Italian and Polish and am also fluent in German and English .
I’m learning Korean,Russian and German.I’m also fluent in Turkish and English
I'm learning Korean, French, and Spanish.
@Joshua Livingston olá
Very good!! 👍👍I speak English and Spanish... I love Francés and Portugués. 😍😍 Blessings and thank for your time. 🙌🙏👏👏🌸
Thank you
Now I can speak Marathi,Hindi, English,Korean,basic Japanese, Chinese,German and now I want to learn Spanish and thai
Learning Japanese and german is easy to do at the same time. I want to learn Portugese but would do it on its own
Eyyy, Japanese and german, same as me :D
i'm from Brazil
Thais - conciliar com a escola? Minha escola tá ensinando regra de três e período barroco em pleno segundo ano do ensino médio ( tirando a parte da regrinha de três que foi exagero, o barroco é verdade ). Sua escola deve ser muito boa mesmo ( ou você está exagerando também ). Infelizmente a educação no Brasil é uma merda mesmo.
Frairelle portuguese? Great!
Amaaazingg! i talk Arabic Frensh English Spanish and i'm learning Turkish , You're such an idol to me to learn more languages
So inspiring, currently learning French, Spanish, and Mandarin! Pray for me lol but it's so fun
I'm learning Korean, Russian, and Spanish
Study buddies im learning korean and russian as well
I’m Korean Russian and French
I'm learning Chinese, Spanish and Russian
@@ayrenshizuka8481 do you want to talk with me? i'm a native-speaker of Russian and i can help you to improve your Russian if you want:)
I'm learning korean, Spanish and French 😊
I practice speaking Japanese on my channel, but I study Spanish in my spare time. I definitely don't get them mixed up. I was thinking about learning Chinese but I don't wanna go down that road again with Kanji. LOL Good tips! I subscribed
Freez3Fram3 すごい、大変そうだね〜 私も中国語を習いたいけど、まず他の言語を勉強するつもり。韓国となれば、理解できる。でも全然話せない。 どうしてアジア言語だけ習っているの？
Freez3Fram3 ah ok, yea I love Languages in general but I wanted to learn Spanish to be able to communicate with more people while I’m traveling.
I see that you subscribed! 😍 Thank you. When I start traveling again, in about a month, I'll have more interesting content. I hope you enjoy it ^_^
僕も日本語とスペイン語を学習していました. でも時々混乱になります. They can sound kind of similar.
Is Japanese as hard to learn if u k korean?
Great tips. I’m learning Hebrew and Spanish. Later, I would like to learn French and Mandarin. 😊
I'm studying German and Spanish, but I already am like intermediate level with German and honestly that was my best decision. They aren't from the same language family, but also have similarities that make it way easier to learn them at the same time. I want to take up Norwegian as well, but first I'm giving myself time to feel better using Spanish c:
Hello Maria, as i read your comment i thaught That We can help each other in german and spanish. In my country Its quiet sad That i cant find books i need for learning those languages
Maria same
I really want to learn Thai,Chinese,Korean at the same time
I know English but I want to improve it also.
I'm learning Korean , French and English.
I'm using Duolingo and it helped me a lot .. thanks for this awesome video 💜
Needed this video, ty! I'm increasing my Spanish vocabulary by reading a set of Spanish short stories from a book I got online. Because of how numerous the speakers are I've just started practicing the Hindi alphabet as a precursor to speaking the language. I plan on relearning everyday Ukrainian phrases, and I take two American Sign Language classes per week. Hopefully in the next 5-10 years I can converse eloquently in all of these languages.
I really needed this video! I'm learning English and Italian at the same time. I admire you, Eve! You're amazing.
Thank you, glad it helps!
I'm learning group four
(Arabic, Chinese, Japanese, and Korean).
But for now I'm learning Chinese, Japanese, and Korean
Japanese,german,Spanish and italian here.
I'm following the baby steps methode which I'd just listen and listen to get used to the spoken language.
At the same time I'd study some grammar and vocabulary no rush.
This will take me years but it's worth it.
Tschuss.
Thank you from the Philippines! 🇵🇭
I want to study French but my highschool only has Spanish. Personally I don't like Spanish much but I have to learn it since it's getting quite popular. But I don't want to stop learning French to pursue Spanish ;_;
Thank you!!! Spanish and Japanese here I come!!!!
I’m learning French at school and Russian on my own while also learning some Norwegian. am I being ambitious or what lol?
Im learning Norwegian too! I never found another Norwegian learning girl😂❤
Beautiful hahaha. I'm learning russian by myself. Trying to advance in german.. but wanting to start 5 new languages
Nah I wanna learn 6 😂😂😂
Your videos are so great! And helpful!!! You are so lovely as well! I've always wanted to learn more languages, multiple at once, but didnt know if it was productive, so thank you for sharing your life and language learning tricks and inspiring me! I always thought it was much harder than it is but it will always sort itself out if you make mistakes with grammar and things once you start using it. I just started learning Swedish and after I want to start learnig Arabic! I'm going to use your tip of sticking to one specific topic. Its easy to over complicate it and lose motivation but that way makes it simple and faster probably too!
Imagine how many people you are encouraging to start learning a new language or several and then that leads to having more opportunities in life to traveling, making new friends, moving house, work, foods and learn a whole lot in general. And I think it improves the quality of life for a lot of reasons! So amazing!!!
For every language you learn and use it apparently keeps your brain healthier for 5 years more than expected, I dont know how true that is but I did hear about it somewhere!
Thank you so much for your comment! It is so encouraging to see that the videos actually help and inspire you!💚
nossa! amei seu vídeo estou estudando inglês é espanhol mais as vezes o espanhol engoli meu inglês hahaha GOD BLESS YOU AND THANKYOU FOR THE VIDEO
Mon j'adore regarder this video.. You're the best.. I like you very much.. E continua assim, pois falas bem os idioma.. Gostei.. Muita força ia querida.. Bj
Hey can you make a video about setting language goals?😅
Good Tips!!
Brazilian here🇧🇷💞
l am learning German , Japanese and Russian its so enjoyable guys love it
Thank you so much! I’m learning French and Spanish. I am now waiting until I get more advanced before I think about learning another language. I started learning French about 6 months ago. And I’m now starting on Spanish
Learning korean, Japanese and thinking of doing French and Italian 💭 thanks for the videos
Great video! Just wondering if you had any suggestions about maintaining a language after learning it? You speak so many languages but I find it hard to remember some words after not using them for long period of time, and I was wondering how you stay so fluent without losing or forgetting. Any tips for staying fluent?
Speaking, speaking and speaking :) honestly that's all I do. Unless you don't speak and apply what you learned it's not going to have any use. Once you start applying everything it will make more sense and you won't forget words that easily because they are put in a context. There is no magic to it, that's really all I do.
TheUrbanEve thank you so much for responding and thanks for the help!! :)
Sarah Nehls She sid she has friends that she speaks the different languages too. That is best way to maintain your skills. Busuu is a language learning program online & app. It allows you to connect with other language learners around the World. You can communiate or video chat with them to practice the languages you want to learn while they get to practice learning your language with you. There is free usage as well as paid subscription. Not sure if free usage still allows video chatting. However, it's free to find out. www.busuu.com Hope this is helpful! 😊
@@barbaraminor9138 omg thank you for the info I was wondering how I can remember the languages I learn after a long time
I’m learning Spanish french and Russian 😂
I can help you with your Spanish.
I can help you with your Russian:)
'cause i'm a native-speaker, and i speak fluently and i know many idioms that exist in Russian
@@autorlando_sport can you help me with russian?
@@slottraducoesbr2929 Да
Amo seus vídeos e você foi mais uma inspiração pra mim aprender mais línguas sou Brasileiro tenho 15 anos e acho que estou atrasado pra aprender línguas mais estou aprendendo o inglês,espanhol e alemão sei que um dia vou olhar pra trás e pensar 💭 nossa hoje eu falo 4 línguas fluente e tudo isso graças à seus vídeos e a minha dedicação também né kkkkkkkk só queria dizer (muito obrigado) 😊
Tales Hamilton você fala alemão?
I am learning Russian and Korean now, which is pretty easy. I use Lingodeer, HiNative and quizlet for vocab. Next year I'm going to learn 4 more languages, which means I will learn 6 languages at once. I really love learning so I hope it will work out if I put a lot work in it.
Thanks! I am learning English and French. It is so hard to study everyday but i will start from today! Thank you for you remind me!! Merci beaucoup
I’m studying sign language and Korean. Thanks a lot for your advice!
I actually wanted to start learning Portuguese while learning Italian, but I will rethink it, thanks! Maybe I will stick to Italian and as soon as I have a "solid" level, I will start with Portuguese :)
i was needing this! Tysm ❤♥
Ich habe auch schonmal versucht 2 Sprachen zu lernen (Portugiesisch, Spanisch), doch dann gab ich auf, weil für mich das zu viel Druck war. Aber du bist einfach ein natürliches Naturtalent. Ich hoffe du lernst mal bosnisch oder eine Sprach in dieser Art. ;)
I'm learning French and Chinese :)
I’ve been learning Spanish at my high school for 4 years now and I’m going to be living in Brazil for a year next year so I’m having to study both languages at the same time and although it’s difficult because I do get them mixed up I really hope I can become fluent in both,, thanks for this great video as always
Whoo.. whooop! Learning Spanish and introducing ones self in beginner French easy !!! 👐❤
I’m learning Korean and Spanish
I’m using Duolingo:) and I will check out mango
I learn romanian, English and French in my school. And I learn italian, japanese and korean by myself. My native language is Hungarian ^^
I’m learning Spanish Italian German and French
Thanks for your time
I'm learning Dutch, French and Croatian. 😊
Thank yaaa so much for this video!! I am fluent in Russian and Tajik, and I am learning English (B2) , Spanish (A2) and German ( beginner) , so good luck to me))?
I like this :) trying to learn French and Swahili at the same time!
Excellent advice. Thank you,Eve.
My first language is Slovak,I can also speak fluent Czech(it's similar to Slovak) and now i'm learning English,German and Japanese.I've been learning English for years,I started with German this year and some months ago with Japanese.Wish me luck.Also thanks for the tips :)
Damn that’s dedication
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I’ve been learning French and now I wanna learn Japanese as well. After being able to communicate in both, I’d love to go for Hebrew, ASL, and perhaps Russian
my parents think I’m crazy
Chinese and Arabic ❤😊 thank you
I’m going to learn Spanish and my home language “Krio” it’s like broken English wish it will be easier for me to learn because I can understand what my family say. I have two books of Spanish learning. One Spanish I have is for beginner where it is 700 sentences and another one I have is “What they didn’t teach you in Spanish class” 💖
I love your page tú reina 👑 I’m learning Spanish now because I moved back to Spain to be with family but hardly know the language but your videos have helped me 💛 gracias chica
German and Japanese are exactly what I want to study! I've been working on Japanese for about a year now, and feeling like I'm losing more and more of my very rusty German in exchange for improving in Japanese. I clicked on this video wondering what you'd have to say since I've been thinking about going back to studying German at the same time as well. Funny that your example languages are the ones I'm interested in, haha. I'll take that as a sign!
I learn French and Spanish at school plus I learn Mandarin at home. I'm gonna learn Portuguese when I'm fluent in Spanish but I watch a lot of Portuguese videos so I'm pretty good understanding it. Also I'm gonna improve my Turkish because I already know a little bit. (Btw I also grew up being trilingual just like you)
I’m going to learn Spanish and Persian and practice Turkish
You inspired me thanks 💕💕😍
I can help you with your Spanish
I am learning Spanish, German, and Swahili along with American Sign Language. I was told to learn languages that were similar but I didn’t even try because I KNOW is get confused. The vocabulary is soooooo different and it gives them their own identity and a different learning experience
Thank you so much for the video. I learned a lot, I am learning Brazilian Portuguese and Japanese. For a while now I was juggling with learning both languages at the same time but after watching your video I am confident now that I can do this. Thank you , Obrigada ありがとうございます!
very logical and most helpful.
Honestly I got randomly motivated to learn Japanese, German and Russian yet in school I’m learning Spanish and soon enough I’ll be taking a French class in the third quarter as I got into the class due to my aspiring career (I’m still surprised I got in it’s only for seniors yet I got in as a junior)
Thanks very much for your tips because I'm learning French, Spanish and German at once. I'll try my best to follow the tips so that I'd know if they'd help me.
I'm learning Arabic and french! Those are my favorite languages❤ and fortunately I'm really good speaking both of them❤ People tell me that I speak like a native lol! I practice these languages with my fiance who is Arabic and also in his country french is spoken.
i really like all of your hairstyles, but THIS one is superior omg you look extremely beautiful
I’m currently trying to learn Spanish and Chinese (Mandarin) I’m trying to come up with a study routine to best study both at the same time. In your personal opinion, which of these languages (Spanish, Chinese) would you focus on most of you were learning one at a time?
Podrías hacer un video sobre películas/series para practicar cada idioma que sabes? Porque quiero practicar mi portugués y alemán pero no sé con qué
Thank you so much ☺🌹
Me learning spanish and Igbo :) please keep me motivated! :D
Can you give books or suggest tips for spanish?
Your hair😍😍😍😍 obrigada pelo vídeo! Eres una inspiracion!
Currently I’m trying to learn Spanish and Japanese from Duolingo and communication through language exchange.
I learn Dutch and French mainly on duolingo and by watching some things in these languages. They're quite differrent but I find that the more you split them apart, the less confusing it gets. If I constantly switch between them I learn less, I'm not confusing them since they're different but I don't see a big progress in such case. If I however learn one in the morning before uni class and one in the afternoon or evening it's easier and more clear to me. You could also I guess learn a solid base in one and then switch to another while not forgetting completely about the first one by practicing sometimes.
@Profit Tracker Well I'm learning French quite hard, I had a long break since that comment lol. But I study french every day for half a year now and I'm probably at b1 level. As for dutch I study it much less frequently but it's pretty easy to learn since it's so similar to english. French has many words that are present in english but different gramma and pronunciation is pretty hard but overall it's pleasant to learn
I can speak German English Russian and now I’m learning Korean :D
Im currently taking French in schools and am also picking up Spanish on a cyber course 😁
I'm gonna learn Mandarin Chinese and Russian. I'll throw Mongolian in there too, I already have experience in Russian but also a little bit in Mongolian. Wish me luck folks :)
Thank you, so I think I have to wait to learn more Italian because I have Spanish at school now 😅
But I can learn Greek for my next holiday :)
I want to learn:
Mandarin Korean and Japanese
But i have to learn my mother language:
Kurdish Turkish
And even for school I should continue learning:
English German
I’m learning English and Italian
i’m focusing on learning japanese (as i plan on moving to japan) but korean is the second language i’m learning. i’m planning on doing maybe an hour or so of korean a day and doing two or three hours a day of japanese (as i’m homeschooled and have a ton of time)
My level in Spanish is B1.3
Can I start learn french now ?
And if yes ...what do u think it's better to learn french from english or Spanish
I am currently learning Spanish, Arabic, German and Japanese. Its easier because to learn these because none of these languages are in the same family. I tried to learn French but ITS way too similar in Spanish. Once I Master fluency in Spanish then I'll study French. Learning 4 languages NOT in the same language family makes a big difference
i'm learning russian and japanese :)
i kinda differ, I think it's best (at least for me) to focus on different topics when studying multiple languages at once. Like in Japanese I'm learning house vocabulary, then in German I'm learning city vocabulary, bc otherwise my brain starts switching between languages to find the word it already knows instead of focusing on the target language. Does that make sense? Haha. Eventually I do have to cover similar topics but after I get the hang of each language, my brain doesn't try to switch as much
The problem is,that I want to learn many asian languages and I have to learn Russian for school...the other languages I want to learn are Thai,Korean, Mandarin and Japanese..I want to start with Thai and Russian do you guys think that it's possible and also how I can learn the other languages?
I'm studying Japanese and French at the moment. Next, I want to learn Latin and Mandarin or Korean
Thank you for this great tips!!
For those who are trying to learn any language efficiently ( especially spanish or german) try an application called mondly(It's free & availaible on the app store) and it gives you a lesson daily .
Learning French and Mandarin Chinese. I have about a year and half put into French and about a year in Chinese, regardless my listening French is terrible :( Does anyone know of some shows I can watch? Some music I can listen to? I'm dying to become fluent in French ASAP. I'm being patient with Chinese since it's a little more difficult of a language...
I have been learning english and latin for a quite a while now. When I began to take spanish lessons at school too latin helped me a lot. But when I got a teacher who wanted us to speak spanish on a higher level than just doing this small talk and I put more effort into that, it felt like my english and my translation skills in latin weren't as good as before which really shocked me. :( Is there someone feeling the same?
That depends on what you have to translate.
Small talk is elementary.
Academic work is more advanced, which means your brain requires more effort and brainpower.
For me, it is quite hard to translate from one language to another language. Translation skills are beyond to speak two languages fluently.
Being bilingual in two languages is just the beginning of your journey to translate from one language to another language.
One language is quite complicated. I speak 6
Tongues to a certain extent. If I have to translate them, I'll fail.
If I have to hold a conversation, I will succeed.
If I have to give a speech about a complex topic: Robots, diet, how does the education system work? How to deal with toxic people, I might be able to do that.
Thanks for the video, it is so helpful!
I'm learning Spanish and Turkish at the same time cause i like both and i couldn't choose which one i start with.
Very helpful! I’m currently on year 4 studying French and I’m beginning to learn Russian :)
Thank you, glad the video helped;)
I’m learning Turkish and I find it Challenging but my interest is big so I hope I don’t give up. I’m fluent in Spanish and English.
At about intermediate level Swahili.. Gonna start Korean 😎😅
Thank you sooo much for your advice!!!