Why learn a second language? [Kult America]
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- Опубликовано: 30 янв 2019
- On this episode of Kult America, we partner with the Babbel app. to discuss personal reasons for learning a second language, as well as offer some encouragement to anyone considering similar ambitions. Learning a second language can be a life long endeavour, giving you the keys to the world..
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Your cameraman is next level. Someone get that man to Hollywood.
"[T]hat a human mouth could produce such bold sounds" - this is the nicest thing anybody said about German. Ever.
As a South African I speak English, Afrikaans, German and I'm now learning Polish! Polish may be a lifelong endeavor to be honest lol
Hailey Yeah, it's pretty hard, but check out Patrick Ney's channel, he's a British guy living in Poland for 9 years and his Polish is very good 😁
Good for you :), learning a new language opens our horizons. I learned German, French, and now English. I spoke the language of the country that I used to live. Austria, Morocco and now Canada. I speak Polish as well because I polish and I cultivate my language so I don't forget it. I am glad that you are willing to learn polish.
+Klaudia Czarnecka
I'll have to check that channel out as well. I'm a Polish-American and I can speak decent Spanish and a bit of German,BUT my Polish is NOT dobre. The Polish language is Tough
...it just shows how smart the Polish people are!!😀👍
I wish you luck!
Ich wünsche dir viel Glück!
Życzę powodzenia!
That's my three superpowers.
+bzykolo bzyq
Thanks, gracias, danke and Dziękuję Bardzo to you for your sentiments. Good luck to you as well!!
If you talk to a man in a language he understands, that goes to his head. If you talk to him in his language, that goes to his heart.
"Nelson Mandela" :)
When i moved to England I didnt speak any english and didnt even bother to learn it since it was too hard for the 8 year old me. I learned english without studying, by just hearing the language everyday where I went. I am learning Japanese now, and I plan to move there at some point because im so in love with the country.
The advantage to learning English that way is that it is in so many mediums.
I'm Polish and I speak English, Italian and Czech :) Knowing another languages is really helpful thing! Now I would like to learn Turkish because I really like how it sounds 😊❤️
We have lots of Turkish subscribers so I’m sure they would be happy to hear it :)
I'm sure they will! My Turkish friends where thrilled about it 😊 I tried to learn some zulu language from my friends from Zimbabwe but it's really unenforceable.... 😋
When you can speak polish and czech you can also understand slovak so you can proudly say I am master of west slavic languages.😊This is based on my own experience.
@@KultAmerica - Do you have any subscribers from Kenya? I'm trying to learn Swahili but I have nobody to talk to here in Poland, so my Swahili is very basic.
@@buddysskvision6752 Of course, I understand Slovakian! Not perfectly but I understand most of it. Half of my family is from Czech Republic and Slovakia so these languages matter a lot to me 😊
Cześć, Ryan! Nazywam się Juliano. Jestem z Brazyli. I found your channel last weekend, because I’m studying Polish and I will travel to Poland in May next year to participate in the Polyglot Gathering in Teresin, 30 km from Warsaw. I will be there from May 24th to 31st. Your channel is simply great! The videos are exceptionally well produced, and the content is very rich. You’re doing a great job! Thank you so much! I’m watching 2 or 3 videos per day. I’ve watched a bunch so far. I’m having classes on italki with a Polish teacher, and also watching Easy Polish on RUclips, and using a textbook. Polish is my seventh language. I am a polyglot and a translator. I also have a channel where I talk about translation, but the videos are mostly in Portuguese, another channel for languages, where I am telling in German about my Polish journey, and another channel for a conference that I organize in Brazil, similar to the Polyglot Gathering, but smaller, it’s called Poliglotar. I hope we can meet in May next year, maybe you could interview me, or we could just go have a coffee somewhere in Warsaw. My email is julianotmartins@gmail.com. Do zobaczenia!
I just would like to say that I love how well-spoken you are!
Good job!As always.I like watching your videos in my free time.🇵🇱🇺🇸💪
Podnosisz tu wazny temat pamietam, ze niektore filmy najpierw obejzalam w originale w jezyku niemieckim, a potem przetlumaczone na jezyk Polski nie pokazywaly humoru I zazebien jezykowych, gry slow. To prawda, ze niektore rzeczy Sa zrozumial dla da ego kraju I jezyka.
Tu już nawet nie chodzi o sam język a o tożsamość kulturową, są takie zwroty które użyte w określonej sytuacji będą zrozumiałe tylko dla osób wychowanych w danej kulturze.
Nom masz racje
@@bielsko87 Zgadzam sie👍
I love watching your videos and your journey in learning Polish. It's indeed not an easy language but I commence your effect. I wish I learned this language as I used to have a violin teacher who was from Poland.
You're absolutely right, when we speak different languages, we're a different person, and it has definitely earned you your current life and family and all the blessings that come from it.
Being a Malaysian born Chinese, I speak Malay, English and Chinese, when I speak Malay, I feel like a Malay, when I speak Chinese, I feel like I'm in China, when I speak English I feel like a westerner.
I've dabbered with other languages as well but I've settled down with learning Hebrew, and when I'm speaking Hebrew, I feel like an Israeli or a Jew even though I'm not one, the language triggers a certain personality or sensibility in us in different but fascinating ways.
Interestingly, I found that learning different has taught me different aspect of life, for example, English teaches me internationalism and innovation (from a non-native point of view), Chinese teaches me family values such as the famous filial piety. Malay teaches me community and down to earth spirit, and Hebrew teaches me about searching for the roots (being a Christian with shared heritage with the Jews, I'm indeed into searching for the roots of my faith).
Thanks for sharing your wonderful videos. Keep it up!
Very insightful point of view, thank you so much for sharing !
I'm living in USA originally from Slovakia, speaking 6 languages.
In Small nations multilingual use to be very helpful.
At school I learned Russian still speaking here in NY Russian, English, French, Polish, Serbo/Croatian and Portuguese, of course some Spanish, German but that one not counting.
In Slovakia used to be saying hope you will understand.
Kol'ko rec'i vies', tol'ko krat si c'lovekom.
You doing great job lot of luck👍
Yes, indeed, In Hungarian we say the same thing: Kolko reci vies, tolko krat si clovekom =Amennyi nyelvet tudsz, ahanyszor ember vagy. Or in Czech, like in Slovak: Kolik reci vis, tolik krat jsi clovekem.
I have used babbel.
I HIGHLY RECOMMEND IT
It simplifies the cases so effectively. It just tells you as it is, its so nice. And they have vocab lessons as well so i can just dump vocab when i need it.
Its a little weak on the verb side but thats nothing that a 301 verb book cant solve!
Super odcinek! :)
"Wie viele Sprachen du sprichst, sooft mal bist du Mensch." (J.W. Goethe)
I love learning new languages, now im learning spanish
Huge fan of Kurt America.
Nicely said Kurt! As a guy, who speaks English and Czech fluently, I am learning Polish and Russian myself, because those are slavic languages and I'd love to speak with my friends in a natural way, because I would consider weird to talk English as a Slav speaking to a Slav. At this point, I am able to slowly maintain simple conversation in Polish and chat with Russian on social media with few pauses, thanks to 1 year of "self-learning".
RUclips is also my hobby, but after 10 years, I see that this kind of community is hated more and more, thanks to users, who use their younger audience to create stupid trends they can blindly follow, in order to make money.
In that case, I want to become an omniglot, which is my another life goal that would make me more respected and maybe famous too.
Besides my current knowledge, I also know alphabets of Ukrainian, Serbian, Mongolian, Croatian, Hungarian language and know, how to pronunce their words (with addition of knowing few of each language), so in my opinion: learning languages is fun and it allows you to connect to certain parts of the world in a more natural way, which gives you more knowlegde about certain countries and also gives you many awesome friends!
Fun fact: during this moment, I ate barszcz czerwony z uszkami and was writing this comment on RUclips, that is switched to Russian language for educational purposes, as a proof I am deadly serious in learning Slavic languages.
Taky jsem Čech a naučil jsem se polsky na úroveň C1 (plynulá mluva) a rusky umím taky celkem dobře. Kdybys chtěl pomoct, rád ti pomůžu :) Za ty roky jsem už získal nějaké zkušenosti :D
@@Daniel-du4um Cením si Vaši pomoci, ale už svého učitele polského jazyka mám. Přeji hodně štěstí v jazycích!
Jsem z Polska, ale všechno chápu.:)
Good one, dude
I am from Turkish😎
Ege Kara 2 kardeş Turkey diyeceksin
The microphone transitions kind of grated on my eats the whole time. This problem does not ruin the whole video, I enjoyed the video a lot and I can relate to how fun it is to learn about a country in the countries native language. Please though, in future videos my ears would appreciate consistently using one microphone. :P
I usually try to be self-conscious about advertisements and not download apps advertised in videos I watch. But this time I just might give it a try.
I don’t partner with any entities undeserving of support - Definitely give them a try!
Been learning Polish for 2 years now. It’s frustrating how much time is required and only now can I manage in shops. Maybe in 20 years I’ll actually be able to have a conversation with someone...
Uczyłam się francuskiego w szkole i zawsze narzekałam, że wystarczy angielski i po co to wszystko, a dziś tęsknię za tymi lekcjami ;)
I'm Polish and I speak English, Russian, Ukrainian and Spanish. I was exposed to Russian and Ukrainian as a child, thanks to my family as I come from mixed family; my dad's from Ukraine, my mom is polish. I was learning 3 languages at once, polish being my native. I started to learn English when I was 5 (now I'm 23). Knowing languages is so useful and freeing, especially when I meet many people from Ukrainie over here that sometimes get lost due to not knowing polish so well. The look in their eyes that someone is willing to help them and spoke to them in their native language despite being so far away from home, is magical! I'm proud to know so many languages and I'm so thankful to my family that encouraged me to learn from the get go!
how can I send this to my son if he does not have Facebook account but just messenger .. mowie po polsku
Kocham twoje filmiki, jednak miło by było gdyby pojawił się jakiś odcinek w całości po polsku, jeśli to nie jest dla Ciebie problemem
Chyba czasem Ryan zrobi coś tylko dla Polaków, nie widzę powodu, dla którego by tego nie zrobił?
I'm Polish I speak English and learning German I might try that app it could really help me
How well the Polish language resembles to the Czech (or Slovak) language! The same topic in the sentence, the same linguistic expressions! It's clear, the same family of Western Slavic languages!
I am live in Slovakia in the Kežmarok
aż dam lajka xD +1
I speak English, Spanish, German, and a bit of Portuguese in New Jersey.
How many of those do you hear in New Jersey? Not trying to say anything, just asking.
Does The Look Unsure I live down The Jersey Coast and we have various languages by new waves of native and secondary speakers between Asbury Park, NJ and Newark, NJ
and there's me - speaking 4 languages xD
Ile kosztuje ten babbel?
Will you ever invite Patrick Ney to one of your episodes? It would be awesome to see you both in one video.
I am sorry, you have done it already, now i see it. I just found your channel recently, so i did not know. Sorry again!
Mister of America .....
Ja znam język Klingoński XD
petaQ!
SoHvaD mopqoqmey vISujlu'be'?
pa''e' 'e' jatlh Sep?
Aaaaaa ty z polski czy z innego kraju ? Bo nie wiem
If you love America, you should embrace Poland and Polish. When you return to the country of your birth, you will have an appreciation of America than most natives will not.
When Poland become ordinary and America exotic, then you will be well on the way to your goal.
I am fluent in English and French therefore, I shouldn't have any problems to learn German and Spanish. I would like to learn Russian or Romanian because it is another "ball park" if I may say so.
N I P F Ë R T !
łacina podwórkowa też się w Polsce przydaje
I wish I could emigrate to Poland but I would have to take all my family and pay for each one to get their US citizenship renounced and apply for polish citizenship. That's a huge obstacle.
Where are films?
I wonder if that ONE guy wil help me learn Finnish.
Are u a filmaker, musician, ?
BOTH
Europeans learned other languages by necessity. since so many nations bordered one another, it was vital for commerce.
Czy możesz zrobić wywiad z CDPR twórcami the Witcher, pracującymi nad cyberpunk 2077?
I recently took the ancestry DNA test and found out that we Poles are decended from the Sarmatian knights and the Amazon women. We were the first horse people and Rome got tired of us raiding them and forced us to be thier calvary. They would take the sons very young to serve the Roman's army and the daughters were forced to be the warriors and defenders of the tribe. They wouldn't marry until the men eventually returned. The Roman's have busts of the Sarmatian faces and my family looks like these faces 5000 years later, plus I have an uncle that looks like a twin of one of them. If the Poles look up these Sarmatian faces they would see thier family 5000 years ago and be amazed you should do an article for the Poles about this.
Your insane. Sarmatia isn't anywhere near the Amazons and Rome used mostly citizen legions and mercenary armies.
DNA proves the Sarmatian were first horse people on the steppes and the Roman's did force our original tribe to be thier calvary. This is historical fact
It was the Greeks they named them Amazon warriors. Because the were amazed that there was a tribe of women warriors. They did not know that the Roman's took the sons to serve thier army . We they came to defeat the Sarmatians they were so impressed by their battle tactics plus they but the fear in them that when the battle was over to spare the entire tribe they were force to give all the sons generation after generation to serve Rome till the won thier freedom to go home . They also help alaric sack Rome and claim the land of Poland because the vistogols were hunted and eliminated by the eastern empire
I can only speak computer langages
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Try to say the wyrewolwerowany rewolwerowiec wyrewolwerował wyrewolwerowanego rewolwerowca or na wyścigach wyścigowych wyścigówek wyścigowych wyścigówka wyścigowa wyścigneła wyścigówkę wyścigową numer 6
I am from turkey and ı speak eng. Just english and turkish... Sorry 😅
You should interact with random people crack jokes in polish boost your channel up do some chanlanges.
Kep it up 😋
First
Well it works both ways. We have many Polish people working in Denmark. Their language-skills are vey bad, because Danish is a very difficult language to learn.
I whole heartily agree that a second language is a plus. And certainly If you move to another country you should make every attempt to learn that country's language. However, when there is an attempt to force native speakers to acquiesce to the language of an invading illegal horde, that's another matter. Here in California, we are overrun with mexicans and other illiterates from south of the border who expect us to learn their gibberish. I say gibberish because most of what I hear sounds nothing like the true Spanish I heard in Spain.
Never stop cooking Mr White
Sup 8C/8B
那个应用不教中文。不要。