English and Intercultural Communication | Ayame Mochizuki | TEDxGKA

Though Ayame Mochizuki is the 7th Grade, she loves to learn languages and is learning five languages now. She says that learning languages changed her positively. She claims that many people in Japan need more opportunities to talk to foreign people. She will express her feeling on the advantages of intercultural communication, and how it will change your world. 13 yrs old / Though Ayame Mochizuki is a 7th Grade in Junior High school, she loves to learn languages, and is learning five languages now. She says that learning languages changed her positively. She claims that many people in Japan need more opportunities to talk to foreign people. She will express her feeling on the advantages on intercultural communication, and how it will change your world. This talk was given at a TEDx event using the TED conference format but independently organized by a local community. Learn more at www.ted.com/tedx

[@orix6050]

I really enjoyed listening to her. I don't know her however I'm really proud of her for getting up their and speaking in front of so many people - I would have never done that when I was 13!

[@iloveJT95]

very well done, she can be proud of herself for being so eloquent at 13

[@9204ff]

Fantastic job. Ironic that shes 7th grade but presents much better than my group members in the uni .

[@danilove8127]

I really enjoyed listening to her! Well done beautiful! Great work!

[@ProjectEnglishII]

I sent this to all my uni classes to inspire them!

[@ayushmishra7059]

I really impress your understanding in English language. 🌹🌹🇮🇳🇮🇳👍👍

[@BookishMusic1010]

I'm studying Japanese. There's a lot that's changing in the 21st century.

[@yamabiru4553]

I didn’t know how far Japan lags in so many fields. Thank you, well done.

[@tamysmileful]

Good job💕

[@user-vy3lg6wk8v]

Well done！

[@kiyo6258]

I really enjoyed listening to her! Her presentation is very good. She is awesome!

[@satsuki5279]

She's cute, and very articulate. Good job, Ayame chan.

[@UMDKIT]

難しい、、(´；ω；｀)

[@matthewdevereux1288]

Wow she is very very good

[@AutoLag]

Smart kid......

[@mylifeshardbecauseiamamult4203]

And here we are, even having 3 languages

[@rea1neyt451]

4:54

[@re_theaimless]

3:24

[@re_theaimless]

12:16

[@julianwhitney6945]

This is not exactly new😭

[@IMer_FTR]

muzuina,,,,

[@creator8101]

yow wtf, why philippines? 😢

[@matteusan]

i mean we might be low in terms of academics, but hey at least 80% of Filipinos can speak english in near fluency (which means we can understand most sentences, create basic to intermediate sentences, medium vocabulary bank, etc.)

[@yurigansmith]

@@matteusan Filipinos aren't disabled by the hazukashi syndrome.