This is really great! Thanks a lot, Grace. I am trying to learn Korean because I am becoming more and more fascinated by the culture. I hope I can learn fast even if it means I have to fail a lot haha
Aadya Aggarwal Are you still learning Korean ? If yes, then I've just one thing to say and that is - don't give up. If you're really really really want to learn this language just say to yourself - "I won't give up." Learning a language is never useless even if you know 100 words in that language. 😃😉😊
C'est intéressant mon premier langue c'est l'espagnol j'aime beaucoup le français je parle italien portugais e aussi quechua la langue native du Pérou a bientôt
Hello Polyglots, has anyone already expanded his vocabulary linguistically about series or generally gained experience with it. I had planned to watch two series in the evening with subtitles from next week on. Mainly for English and French. I'd be happy to hear about your experiences.
I'm not sure what you are asking, but many dutch owe a lot of their English vocabulary to watching English-spoken TV-series and movies with good subtitles in Dutch. Series and movies in other languages unfortunately are quite rare on dutch TV nowadays
thank you share for your own learning journey . I also trying to learn English language . this will be my second lenguage. best of luck for you. please pary for me that I can pay attention in english.
英語を母語じゃ俺でも第二言語であった日本語になったほど、まだ下手するためが学んでいるこの言語当てほしいに少し習得したできますよ。韓国語が喋ってませんけど There's native Japanese people who've set up learning RUclips channels for whenever you're stuck on certain grammar patterns and suchlike issues, you don't have to get a face to face teacher in this day and age but that's still also a great option.
Andnausea, merhaba, hello! I am living in a multicultural life. I'm from a Korean family, but I was born in the States and lived there until I was five. Then I moved to Saudi, which was a totally new environment to me. Flowing around these various cultures, I got interested in languages. Currently I'm learning Arabic. it is fascinating, but hard at the same time. Arabic is nothing like the languages I've been speaking with, but I found out that my struggle is not only because of the difference between them; it's also because I want to speak it fluently. In summary, I want to be fantastic though I have no idea of it. So how can you speak a really different language but still be good? Thinking of my own experience, I found three steps, but before I dig into the steps, I want to ask you a question. Learning a foreign language is hard, Right? But why is that? Yes, it could be because of the different sounds, different letters, a different grammar structure, but is that all? In my opinion, the biggest reason is because people are afraid to be wrong, and that is the first step. Not to be afraid of failure. Be wrong, make mistakes, fail. You should not be ashamed of those. This is an important step because by failing, you can make great progress. Don't believe me? Then listen to my story. Once I had to write a word in Arabic, meaning achievement, but I accidentally wrote a word that meant excretion. Eventually I failed writing that word, but you know what? I never forgot those words. It's just stuck in my head, and this is how I realized that learning from failure is much more efficient than just mechanical memorization. Also it's not only me that is saying this. Experts also proved this too. According to Harvard Business Review, managers in the vast majority of enterprises such as financial services, product design, hospitals, and even NASA's Space Shuttle program, genuinely wanted their organizations learn from failure to improve future performance. Never forget that failure is nothing to be ashamed of. You learn from it. The second step is to find a guide. Failure helps you learn, but you do need someone to help you out with your mistakes. My guide is my Arabic teacher. She helps me through my learning process, but of course it is definitely okay if you don't have a language teacher. Look around. People would love to teach you their native language. For example, like me if any of you wants to learn Korean, I would be more than glad to help you. To people, the fact itself that a foreigner is trying to learn their language makes them delighted. So look around and find a guide. Finally, the last step is to be passionate. Passion is powerful. Sometimes you might get down when you find something challenging. For example, I found it really tough to learn the two forms of words in Arabic: feminine and masculine. It was also hard to understand why they divided words into two groups. Why couldn't they just keep the same for everyone like other languages. But as I got to know Arabic better, some part of it just helped me understand. To me, Arabic is like a bridge that connects me with a really different culture. And I guess that is why I'm passionate about it. Just remember when you're full of passion, there is nothing that can stop you from meeting your goal. Learning a language is difficult, but when you're not afraid to fail, find someone to help you out and be passionate, you will be more than ready to learn or speak a foreign language. Shukran, Thank you, Comeonsunita. [Applause]
Good video! The most important thing in life is knowledge of foreign languages! Thanks to foreign languages you can realize all your dreams and realize your grandiose ambitions! I would like to recommend all the practices of Yuriy Ivantsiv ''Polyglot Notes. Practical tips for learning foreign language". This book will be an indispensable helper, a handbook for every person who studies a foreign language! This book contains invaluable tips, questions and answers, and solutions to problems faced by anyone who studies a foreign language! Knowledge is power! And knowledge of foreign languages is your power multiplied by many times! Success to all in self-development!
Bounjour shinyoung Tous d'aborde merci ènermement pour être lâ aujourdhui ça fait de plaisir . Pessonalement j veux parler la langue français courament comme un native Que le dieux me aider 🤲
Hello!, I'm a native Spanish speaker, and I'm looking for a native English speaker to speak with frequently, in both languages, via Discord, Skype, or other, to improve our speaking skills. If there is someone interested, we can fix something.
Not sure what we are suppose to get out of this or what her message is here. What help an I supposed to get out of this video . This TED talk can't just be , "relax and have fun and you'll get it ," para-summerizing . There was no help here. I mean encouragement is great but it's not really a solution and it's something I think we already know. But take a cute girl with a cute mousy little voice and all of you in the comments are like. "I love her voice"...."she's so right".....all stuff that is probably true but not relevant to why you clicked the video or what you were looking to get out of it
She talked about three steps to learning a secondhand language and went on to describe how they’ve helped her in life so far. 1.) don’t be afraid to fail 2.) find a guide and 3.) be passionate
@@lucyflowers6256 educate myself? I already speak the world's language, pal. I don't need to learn anything. This woman should not be doing tedtalks in English when she can barely speak English.
@@adamled99 She... She literally messed up like two words, the rest is perfect english... Again, if you spoke another language you would know, but you don't, so you keep not knowing because you think you don't need to. i gave you the benefit of the doubt but now i can tell you have, a tiny mind.
I can’t agree more. Mistakes are good.
This is really great! Thanks a lot, Grace. I am trying to learn Korean because I am becoming more and more fascinated by the culture. I hope I can learn fast even if it means I have to fail a lot haha
Aadya Aggarwal Are you still learning Korean ? If yes, then I've just one thing to say and that is - don't give up. If you're really really really want to learn this language just say to yourself - "I won't give up." Learning a language is never useless even if you know 100 words in that language. 😃😉😊
How is your learning going? 😊
I just loved her tips, so usefull. She seems a lovely person as well.
Great talk. I'm so glad to listen to TED talks in my second language( English).
My first language is French.
My first language is English, im currently learning French 😁
@@Torpando Interesting.
C'est intéressant mon premier langue c'est l'espagnol j'aime beaucoup le français je parle italien portugais e aussi quechua la langue native du Pérou a bientôt
That Ted Talk is really nice and useful
Thank you so much, ma'am
Muslim brother
i really love her voice haha!!
Me too. Her voice is so soft and friendly!
Why the haha? You don't have to be embarrassed that you like her voice .
Hello Polyglots, has anyone already expanded his vocabulary linguistically about series or generally gained experience with it. I had planned to watch two series in the evening with subtitles from next week on. Mainly for English and French. I'd be happy to hear about your experiences.
Also, if you are learning english and french- on lingopie you can watch a french series and have english & french subtitles
I'm not sure what you are asking, but many dutch owe a lot of their English vocabulary to watching English-spoken TV-series and movies with good subtitles in Dutch. Series and movies in other languages unfortunately are quite rare on dutch TV nowadays
제 이름은 자스민이에고 15살이에요 나는 한국어를 배우고 있지만 조금밖에 못 해요 나 한국어 더 잘 이해하고 싶으려고 보다가 대한민국에 열심히 공부하면 좋겠어요!~
Jasmine D 지금도 한국어 잘하세요. 한국을 좋아해주셔서 감사합니다.
한국어 지금도 충분히 잘하시네요! 응원합니다
Her voice brings me back to my childhood when I watch those 90's/2000's cartoon. I love it!😍😍😍
Oh thanks i will use this for my presentation
Thank a lot ❤
Learn a lot from Shinyoung!
It is meaning video，i benefit a lot from it.Thanks
She's really great
I went 😲😄 when she spoke in Turkish
Turkce degil arapca
I really love this video
똑똑하네요 : - ) 진짜 좋아해요....
haha im so proud i could read this
@@nicolovespanda same haha
It’s great
thank you share for your own learning journey . I also trying to learn English language . this will be my second lenguage. best of luck for you. please pary for me that I can pay attention in english.
英語を母語じゃ俺でも第二言語であった日本語になったほど、まだ下手するためが学んでいるこの言語当てほしいに少し習得したできますよ。韓国語が喋ってませんけど
There's native Japanese people who've set up learning RUclips channels for whenever you're stuck on certain grammar patterns and suchlike issues, you don't have to get a face to face teacher in this day and age but that's still also a great option.
Thanks it's very helpful
great tips
Andnausea, merhaba, hello! I am living in
a multicultural life. I'm from a Korean
family, but I was born in the States and
lived there until I was five. Then I
moved to Saudi, which was a totally new
environment to me. Flowing around these
various cultures, I got interested in
languages. Currently I'm learning Arabic.
it is fascinating, but hard at the same
time. Arabic is nothing like the
languages I've been speaking with, but I
found out that my struggle is not only
because of the difference between them;
it's also because I want to speak it
fluently. In summary, I want to be
fantastic though I have no idea of it. So
how can you speak a really different
language but still be good? Thinking of
my own experience, I found three steps,
but before I dig into the steps, I want
to ask you a question.
Learning a foreign language is hard,
Right? But why is that? Yes, it could be
because of the different sounds,
different letters, a different grammar
structure, but is that all? In my opinion,
the biggest reason is because people are
afraid to be wrong, and that is the first
step. Not to be afraid of failure. Be wrong,
make mistakes, fail. You should not be
ashamed of those. This is an important
step because by failing, you can make
great progress. Don't believe me? Then
listen to my story. Once I had to write a
word in Arabic, meaning achievement, but I
accidentally wrote a word that meant
excretion.
Eventually I failed writing that word,
but you know what? I never forgot those
words. It's just stuck in my head, and
this is how I realized that learning
from failure is much more efficient than
just mechanical memorization. Also it's
not only me that is saying this. Experts
also proved this too. According to
Harvard Business Review, managers in the
vast majority of enterprises such as
financial services, product design,
hospitals, and even NASA's Space Shuttle
program, genuinely wanted their organizations
learn from failure to improve future
performance. Never forget that failure is
nothing to be ashamed of. You learn from
it. The second step is to find a guide.
Failure helps you learn, but you do need
someone to help you out with your
mistakes. My guide is my Arabic teacher. She helps
me through my learning process, but of
course it is definitely okay if you
don't have a language teacher. Look
around. People would love to teach you
their native language. For example, like
me if any of you wants to learn Korean, I
would be more than glad to help you. To
people, the fact itself that a foreigner
is trying to learn their language makes
them delighted. So look around and find a
guide. Finally, the last step is to be
passionate. Passion is powerful. Sometimes
you might get down when you find
something challenging. For example, I
found it really tough to learn the two
forms of words in Arabic: feminine and
masculine. It was also hard to understand
why they divided words into two groups.
Why couldn't they just keep
the same for everyone like other
languages. But as I got to know Arabic
better, some part of it just helped me
understand. To me, Arabic is like a bridge
that connects me with a really different
culture. And I guess that is why I'm
passionate about it. Just remember when
you're full of passion, there is nothing
that can stop you from meeting your goal.
Learning a language is difficult, but
when you're not afraid to fail, find
someone to help you out and be
passionate, you will be more than ready
to learn or speak a foreign language.
Shukran, Thank you, Comeonsunita.
[Applause]
Gotta be kidding me
you make my homework 3 times easy i love you
I hope her dream will come true president of Korea
谢谢 Thank you Maraming salamat
👏👏 Thank you Salamat Gracias 감사합니다 :) Im still learning Spanish and Korean though 😀
Good video! The most important thing in life is knowledge of foreign languages! Thanks to foreign languages you can realize all your dreams and realize your grandiose ambitions! I would like to recommend all the practices of Yuriy Ivantsiv ''Polyglot Notes. Practical tips for learning foreign language". This book will be an indispensable helper, a handbook for every person who studies a foreign language! This book contains invaluable tips, questions and answers, and solutions to problems faced by anyone who studies a foreign language! Knowledge is power! And knowledge of foreign languages is your power multiplied by many times! Success to all in self-development!
So good
She should totally do the voice for a cartoon character. She sounds just like one lol
Thank you for this talk! In my opinion Arabic makes a difference between feminine and masculin out of precision, it's more precise.
Is this about grammatical gender or biological sexe?
Really good
Bounjour shinyoung
Tous d'aborde merci ènermement pour être lâ aujourdhui ça fait de plaisir . Pessonalement j veux parler la langue français courament comme un native
Que le dieux me aider 🤲
The writing under the ted talk be like: Shinyoung, who prefers to be called Grace
*continues to call her Shinyoung*
If you want to learn English , just watch Hollywood movies.
Is it effective?
Can I get the whole text of this speech
playback speed 1.75X
와!대다내!
Hello!, I'm a native Spanish speaker, and I'm looking for a native English speaker to speak with frequently, in both languages, via Discord, Skype, or other, to improve our speaking skills. If there is someone interested, we can fix something.
I am new to Spanish. Would love to team up
I want someone translate this video please🙏
Please teach me korean😭🤣😭😭
Merhaba
Hi ¡Hola!
Not sure what we are suppose to get out of this or what her message is here. What help an I supposed to get out of this video . This TED talk can't just be , "relax and have fun and you'll get it ," para-summerizing . There was no help here. I mean encouragement is great but it's not really a solution and it's something I think we already know. But take a cute girl with a cute mousy little voice and all of you in the comments are like. "I love her voice"...."she's so right".....all stuff that is probably true but not relevant to why you clicked the video or what you were looking to get out of it
She talked about three steps to learning a secondhand language and went on to describe how they’ve helped her in life so far. 1.) don’t be afraid to fail 2.) find a guide and 3.) be passionate
🇹🇷😍
جميل جدا
Good job
هل تدرس اللغة العربية الآن؟
Amogusඩාඩාඩා amogusඩාඩාඩා amogusඩාඩාඩා amogusඩාඩාඩා amogusඩාඩාඩා amogusඩාඩාඩා amogusඩාඩාඩා amogusඩාඩාඩා amogusඩාඩාඩා amogusඩාඩාඩා amogusඩාඩාඩා amogusඩාඩාඩා amogusඩාඩාඩා amogusඩාඩාඩා amogusඩාඩාඩා amogusඩාඩාඩා amogusඩාඩාඩා amogusඩාඩාඩා amogusඩාඩාඩා amogusඩාඩාඩා amogusඩාඩාඩා amogusඩාඩාඩා amogusඩාඩාඩා amogusඩාඩාඩා amogusඩාඩාඩා amogusඩාඩාඩා amogusඩාඩාඩා amogusඩාඩාඩා amogusඩාඩාඩා amogusඩාඩාඩා amogusඩාඩාඩා amogusඩාඩාඩා amogusඩාඩාඩා amogusඩාඩාඩා amogusඩාඩාඩා amogusඩාඩාඩා amogusඩාඩාඩා amogusඩාඩාඩා amogusඩාඩාඩා amogusඩාඩාඩා amogusඩාඩාඩා amogusඩාඩාඩා amogusඩාඩාඩා amogusඩාඩාඩා amogusඩාඩාඩා amogusඩාඩාඩා amogusඩාඩාඩා amogusඩාඩාඩා amogusඩාඩාඩා amogusඩාඩාඩා amogusඩාඩාඩා amogusඩාඩාඩා amogusඩාඩාඩා amogusඩාඩාඩා amogusඩාඩාඩා amogusඩාඩාඩා amogusඩාඩාඩා amogusඩාඩාඩා amogusඩාඩාඩා amogusඩාඩාඩා amogusඩාඩාඩා amogusඩාඩාඩා amogusඩාඩාඩා amogusඩාඩාඩා amogusඩාඩාඩා amogusඩාඩාඩා amogusඩාඩාඩා amogusඩාඩාඩා amogusඩාඩාඩා amogusඩාඩාඩා amogusඩාඩාඩා amogusඩාඩාඩා amogusඩාඩාඩා amogusඩාඩාඩා amogusඩාඩාඩා amogusඩාඩාඩා amogusඩාඩාඩා amogusඩාඩාඩා amogusඩාඩාඩා amogusඩාඩාඩා amogusඩාඩාඩා amogusඩාඩාඩා amogusඩාඩාඩා amogusඩාඩාඩා amogusඩාඩාඩා amogusඩාඩාඩා amogusඩාඩාඩා amogusඩාඩාඩා amogusඩාඩාඩා amogusඩාඩාඩා
It is “Fail-yer”, not “Fal-u-er”.
Like si vienes por el teacher
When you can't pronounce failure or genuine, why should I listen to you about language?
@Cara Wallace just one, and I speak it well.
+Mitch You're a little man.
@@adamled99 if you spoke more than one you would understand, educate yourself pal.
@@lucyflowers6256 educate myself? I already speak the world's language, pal. I don't need to learn anything. This woman should not be doing tedtalks in English when she can barely speak English.
@@adamled99 She... She literally messed up like two words, the rest is perfect english... Again, if you spoke another language you would know, but you don't, so you keep not knowing because you think you don't need to.
i gave you the benefit of the doubt but now i can tell you have, a tiny mind.