In Scott Adam's book, How to Fail at Almost Everything and Still Win Big, he mentions one of the key skills to get ahead in life is to learn a new language. A great asset to have.
I've never thought that I will be working as a part-time Spanish teacher. After returning back to my hometown I couldn´t continue to learn Korean and I found self-study I little bit hard at the time. Then casually met in the street a Korean girl in my hometown selling kimbap with a flag of Korea. I was like oh kimbap qué genial, quiero comer. I came across and then ask how much. She speaks Spanish really well. She was like this is kimbap not sushi (because Mexicans don't know well Asian cousin ) and I was like. I know its kimbap. Normally I would speak to someone that I don't know but I just wanted to practice Korean. Then late eating with her, I met the owner of the Korean hostel in my hometown and she introduced me to my first Spanish student. I needed to learn again my own language in order to teach them properly. I think I want to keep doing because every class it's a cultural exchange and a new experience to learn something from a person with a different culture.
It's true. Languages really changed my life in all aspects. Especially in my upcoming legal career once I pass my bar exams, I really need to learn more languages aside from learning new culture and meeting other people around the world. Starting with French for my future practice in international law. I also resumed studying Spanish because I have a lot of friends from Spain who are also members of a religious organization in which I am affiliated. I'm looking forward to visit Korea in the near future once this pandemic is over. Salut. Greetings of love from the Philippines.
I Live in Brazil and I got my first job because I already had studied English and I was searching for a new course and new language. When I was in the website of a language school, there was a opportunity to work there and thanks God I got one of the vacancies. Now I work there and I still can study some of the languages they have. To know English always made me a step in front my colegues since school. Here in Brazil few people know how to speak properly a second language. Trying French now. 😍
With new languages I can have a better work or something? Because my friend speak 4 languages and he is a pilot he receives more than 7,950 euros a month and he has told me the same thing "work and languages change you" greetings from germany!❤❤❤❤
well i speak 15 langs and if somewhere in world any international meeting happens i go there and do some translating work its boring as fuck but at the end i got 1500$ pays, Yeah it can change
Learning languages opens you to so many opportunities and conversations. It will open you up to meeting so many new people. Even if it's just for a conversation, you probably made that persons day by speaking to them in their language. I get a lot of smiles and gotten excited responses with people when I speak French or Chinese with them. Also being able to speak a second language will make you stand out against competition when applying for a job. In fact many jobs will even give you bilingual pay. So if you are thinking about doing it, start as soon as possible!
Very happy to know about how languages changed your life. Even it's happening with me too, not on that higher level like career as I am a student just in 8th. Being an Indian I came across the lingual diversity here and started to learn an Indian language called Marathi mainly spoken in the state of Maharashtra. Now I am at the B1 level and am able to talk to my Marathi friends. Also if you can then please have a video trying Tamil an Indian language that is said to be more relating to Korean.
Of course, I did experience that languages had changed my life because I am a passion in languages. I am currently majoring Japanese at the University of Maryland at College Park, which lead me into a new path of learning a different culture. I can also speak Mandarin, Korean, and Cantonese.
It's really impressive to hear you speak Chinese! I'd love to use foreign language in my work as much as you do! Languages helped me to understand better how the world works. It also helped me to get how subjective our cultural habits are.
Thank you for another interesting video! Your story about work hierarchy is eye opening. I was one of the younger employees in my previous company. Since I just graduated college then I thought people wouldn't listen to me as I am just a newcomer. Looking back I think they cooperated and listened to me during my employment 😂 Stay safe and healthy! 💜
When you get closer to the languages, you might get interested in the learning on it, as long as the time passed away, you won't have any motivated on it, you will feel like frustrating by this as well, your video is inspiring for me, thank you for your video
I am from Nepal. I know 4 language Nepali, Hindi, Urdu and English. Nowadays I am learning 3 languages, there are Chinese, Spanish and Bengali languages
The journey at the language learning experience impacted my life positively for sure. It have opened the doors for working in the educational industry, i have met amazing people for different culture, i enjoy the culture from different countries in a way more deeply. Because of the language experience i started feeling a increase of my intellectual power (Arts, philosophy and sciences), wish make me very happy. Post data: excelent video. It has been well stablish why it's so important to learn a new language. It's very cute that you want to help other through the education.
Eres tan admirable! 🤩💕 Ver este tipo de videos me motiva mucho para seguir aprendiendo idiomas. Tengo 18 años y soy colombiana (el español es mi lengua materna), y desde los 11 me interesé en aprender inglés. La verdad es que no lo aprendí de forma muy rigurosa, al principio fue viendo series, películas y escuchando música en inglés, aprendiendo las letras y traduciéndolas, etc., por eso creo que me tomé mucho tiempo en ser capaz de hablarlo y sentirme segura de mis habilidades (no fue hasta los 16, cuando entré a la U, que comencé a hablar en inglés frente a otras personas). A veces cuando veo que otros, por ejemplo, a los 18 ya saben más de 4 idiomas me desanimo. Pero, estando en el tercer semestre en la U, todos los compañeros y profesores que he tenido hasta el momento me han hecho saber que me consideran como "la mejor" de las clases, así que he mejorado a nivel de confianza y trato de recordar que todos vamos a diferente paso en nuestras vidas. Ahora, estoy empezando a aprender francés y espero que me vaya muy bien, especialmente teniendo las bases de haber aprendido otro idioma. And well, I'm not really what you call a disciplined student or something like that, I'm actually pretty lazy and tend to procrastinate a lot. However, I'm willing to do whatever it takes to learn more than 4 or 5 languages because it is a dream of mine after all. I love languages as well as getting to know about different cultures and their traditions, so I'm hoping I can improve my skills and weaknesses in every aspect. Also, sorry if this is too long 😅, I've been more or less learning Korean in the same way I learnt English (by watching series, movies, and listening to music) because it's more of a hobby than a goal, at least for now. Besides, my priorities are learning French first, then German and then everything else. La razón es que mi carrera consiste en el aprendizaje de esos idiomas en ese orden, con un enfoque en administración de empresas. Gracias por tus videos! 😊💞
These are amazing facts! I haven't had much experiences so far as I have never travelled abroad but just the fact that I can chat with interesting people about culture differences and etc it's very rewarding. You giving lectures in chinese. Amazing woman 😍😍😍😍😍😍
Te admiro tanto!!! Amo tus videos, gracias por subir tan buen contenido. Estoy aprendiendo 5 idiomas, Japonés desde hace cinco años, portugués e inglés hace seis meses, coreano y tailandés hace dos semanas y me sirve mucho ver tus videos. El japonés es el que más sé, aunque hay mucho que me falta todavía. Tengo amigos japoneses y puedo comunicarme con ellos hablando en japonés, español e inglés mezclados jajaja, pero supongo que aprendo mucho a pesar de que no estoy totalmente expuesta al idioma. Por cierto, soy autodidacta. Si quieren aprender japonés les recomiendo ir al canal de Kira sensei, es donde he aprendido un japonés más cotidiano. Suerte a todos en sus caminos para ser políglotas!
I speak French at only A2, maybe A1 on a good day, but working in the tourism sector in the US, with some politicians and people being openly stubborn for speaking 'American', the French visitors were very apprciative of an American at least trying to give them directions for places to go in French. Their smiles help my studies.
Wow I’m so impressed with your story! And now I feel so inspired to learn different languages as well😍 I’m already starting to learn korean. I wish I’m a polyglot 😅
Thanks for sharing your experiences. I've also learned and improved my life in many ways after learning languages. I don't need to stay in a second-class citizen as a women anymore and possibly go beyond those conventional thinking. ;-)
Learning languages just like having a meal you have to memorize to your mind and read it aloud, and then make a practice for it, it's a bit of hard at the first time, hope these useful tips help you
this channel is such wholesome content, we stan!! as a native english speaker, i feel a bit ashamed that i can't speak any other languages but i struggle to decide which language to focus on first as no other language is quite as ubiquitous as english, do you have any suggestions? i am debating between french and german due to their similarities to english and my interest in the cultures but i really don't feel motivated to gain proficiency in any of these languages which i think is the key (and from my perspective, i think asian languages are probably way too difficult to learn as a first '2nd language' from an english-speaking background)
ah it's wonderful,so you're absolutely right ,i'm a native speaker in french but i learned arabic and i continue to improuve my english.When i was in turkey in 2017 i did'nt know english very well just a little i was happy because the people understood me until now i did not stop to learn ,also i would like to learn others languages why not korean
I’m currently learning my third and fourth languages.... and the problem that I face is “the fear of making mistakes in front of the natives”. The thing is, sometimes I’m not sure with my language proficiency level (I don’t have enough guts to take the test because I’m afraid of getting disappointed :( ) but because I’ve been studying them for 5-6 years, I always put that I can speak “basic conversational level” of those languages whenever I was asked to describe my special skills in college 😅. And yes, it helps me a lot in my career, because I got lots of chances thanks to that.... BUT I became timid when I start speaking with native, because they think that I can speak fluently while the truth is.... I CAN’T 🤣 (and I ended up losing confidence and almost speak nothing lol) So I want to ask you, have you ever experienced such things? How did you deal with them? 🙈💕
It's completely amazing to study other languages because it gives you a whole new perspective for your life and career. I was studying korean and japanese but for a year I wasn't very disciplined. But watching your videos I felt encouraged to start over again, being disciplined and currently I feel a huge improvement, despite, as you say, it's a long way, it's a marathon, so I hope that someday I will fulfill my dream of study a Master in Korea or Japan, I keep working on that. Greetings from Colombia!!!!
Exactly!! And I hope you fulfill your dream! Oh just to let you know, there's a korean government scholarship! Check out the interviews on my playlist! it might help you!
Ohh that nice to know that you also have Filipina besties! Ugh 😍 Filipina here. Well, I also have my Korean besties! We also do the same as you guys. 🇵🇭 x 🇰🇷 ❤️❤️❤️
You are so inspiring... i Love yours videos & specially your video intro.. that is very joyful 😊😊 i speaks Hindi, English and poco Español.. i decided i will learn Spanish and one more international language.. but after seeing your channel i decided i will push my self strech more.. and have at least 5 languages.. Love from india 🇮🇳🤗🤗🤗
This might be cliche but as a psychology graduate my main motivation for learning language is to connect with people. I mean I think it's nice to comfort someone that needs mental support. words like "Je suis le pour toi" or "du bist nicht allein " to someone is a big help. and i think they would be happy if they hear that from a foreigner.
That's true when it comes to career. I get to have a lot of career opportunities because companies usually are having a hard time hiring a competent bilingual speaker. I am so lucky because here in the Philippines, companies are not into gender salary gap. I can demand for a higher salary on the job offer, no matter what my age and gender but because of my extensive experience of using a foreign language at work. And I even got a higher salary than my guy officemate.
Hey! I'm from:Pakistan 💚🙆 Thanks for the motivation...👍 these days I also learn Korean language I love to learn this language.and I also want to apply for scholarship to study in Korea.😍😍😍
I'm learning Japanese since one years; and I recently try to speak in face to face with Japanese people, and I completely fail, a was only able to do basic frases in comparison to my expectations, because I know than I'm able to do better on social media. Maybe that day I was to nervous.
안녕하세요! 우선 영상 잘 봐주셔서 감사드립니다! Dish 는 셀 수 있는 명사로 dishes라고 쓰는 게 일반적으로 맞습니다. '접시'라는 뜻으로 쓰일 때는 당연히 가산명사로, 복수형은 dishes죠. 그 외에 '요리'라는 뜻으로도 쓰이는데 이 때에도 접시에 잘 담긴 요리라는 의미를 지녀 일반적으로 복수로 쓰입니다. 다만 저는 이 영상에서 요리 개수의 의미보다는 집합명사로 쓰여 불가산 명사인 '음식'의 의미로 쓰는 food처럼 써서 복수형의 dishes를 쓰지 않았다고 가볍게 이해해주시면 되겠습니다. (예: Main dishes / main dish 혼용) *즉, '여러 개의 요리' 의미로 dish 단어를 쓰실 때에, many dishes, these dishes 쓰시면 됩니다!! 😉
I like your channel! Yes, I agree with you. In my case languages changed my life completely. I was studying to be an engineer, but after I decided to study english to go abroad (I was 18, when I started to learn langs), and after I have studied in differents countries of Europe (it, es, fr, ru) including my master degree. In the end I decided to dedicate my life to international career related to languages. I can 7 languages, russian (mother tongue, kazakh (2 lang of my country), italian (c1), spanish (b2), english (b2), french (b1-b2), portugues (a2) and I dedicate a lot of time to languages and can say that my life has changed completely thanks to languages. maybe will start to learn a new language. will see )))
Knowing Spanish helped me a lot in Honduras since it is a bit of a dangerous country. It was better that I spoke Spanish instead of English. Without Spanish I would stand out, and people would probably try and take advantage of me. Not to mention I was staying in a shady part of Tegucigalpa, so not speaking English was kind of a requirement.
You can't learn all languages around the world, but you can learn them as many as you can. The more languages you learn the more perspectives and information you get. Not all information in the world is translated into English.
Well I used to hate learning languages even my own which is arabic mind you the Arabic we speak is different than the one we write or read in books and the news....etc .I was bad at understanding the grammars and my teacher always will tell us you are very bad students you are so noisy when I was in 4th-5th and 6th grade I had her for three years which made me hate the language alot and English was hard for me back then I found “because” to be a very hard word to write and use that was my level😂😂😂I would always tell mom (why should I study English when I can’t study Arabic my language well) later on I had to learn french for 4years and it was way way worse cause it was a new subject in government school’s system they brought a higher level books for someone who never heard french in his life it was a total nightmare but I improved alot in English thanks to french cause english has easier grammers than arabic or french although I hated french to the core 😂😂 But Being able to write read communicate in two languages made it easier to to do many stuff and look at the world and what is happening (tbh I learned how to be more careful of people and in life generally,I felt like The country I live in and the people I met were all good people I should be thankful for being born and living here ) ,also when I had to take the university exam I passed the orientation course cause I didn’t need it and I could survive with my English level although switching your studies from Arabic to English was kind of hard to keep up with because not only are you experiencing university style education you are also studying in your second language that you rarely use 🙂💔 I would never say I am fluent in English cause I never studied it seriously 😂😂 but I found that I can learn languages from listening or watching videos thats how I could understand a bit of korean cause I watched lots of korean shows and some dramas two years ago I still watch sometimes here and there. I am thinking of learning the language because it will help me in researching case studies and other stuff since I am majoring in architecture there are many fun buildings in korea but at the same time its hard to take the step to start learning the language 🙂💔. You inspire me but at the same time I am still contemplating 😅.
Don't get afraid! Just start learning it and it's okay to take a break when you don't feel like but making the first step is a big thing! And I hope you keep learning it and make a huge progress at the end🤟🏻 wish you the best!!
I'm using it. Overall it's a great app but I don't depend much on that, I focus more on textbook since it gives more detailed explanation of grammar structure, so basically the app just helps me in remembering vocabularies and practicing my pronunciation. Keep it up!
@@muffintray994 Sorry I don't hahah I only use this app. I've tried some others but they ain't good. Well, you don't need to buy the book, just look it up online. I'm currently using Genki textbook for free online and it's amazing. Just browse on google, "genki 1 textbook 2nd edition pdf" it shows on the first website at online.anyflip , you can try it out. There are probably some other free download pdf textbooks you could find online too though. Good luck!
Languages now are skills and everyone should learn languages as they can because that will make a big difference in their lifes
Exactly!!🙌🏻
For real. You will get to meet a lot of awesome people and connect with them through that.
Exactly! That's what we tell our students too
I still amazed that i can understand what you say even without subs because you speak very clearly ❤️❤️ good job 🥰
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In Scott Adam's book, How to Fail at Almost Everything and Still Win Big, he mentions one of the key skills to get ahead in life is to learn a new language. A great asset to have.
Well said, thank you! 🙌🏻
Learning language unlocks very career and also physical and psychological benefits😊 you are so sweet
Exactly!! ☺️☺️
I've never thought that I will be working as a part-time Spanish teacher. After returning back to my hometown I couldn´t continue to learn Korean and I found self-study I little bit hard at the time. Then casually met in the street a Korean girl in my hometown selling kimbap with a flag of Korea. I was like oh kimbap qué genial, quiero comer. I came across and then ask how much. She speaks Spanish really well. She was like this is kimbap not sushi (because Mexicans don't know well Asian cousin ) and I was like. I know its kimbap. Normally I would speak to someone that I don't know but I just wanted to practice Korean. Then late eating with her, I met the owner of the Korean hostel in my hometown and she introduced me to my first Spanish student. I needed to learn again my own language in order to teach them properly. I think I want to keep doing because every class it's a cultural exchange and a new experience to learn something from a person with a different culture.
Woooah! Qué curiosidad! Gracias por tu cuenta personal que es muy interesante!!👍🏻
It's true. Languages really changed my life in all aspects. Especially in my upcoming legal career once I pass my bar exams, I really need to learn more languages aside from learning new culture and meeting other people around the world. Starting with French for my future practice in international law. I also resumed studying Spanish because I have a lot of friends from Spain who are also members of a religious organization in which I am affiliated. I'm looking forward to visit Korea in the near future once this pandemic is over. Salut. Greetings of love from the Philippines.
Glad to know that languages changed your life in all aspects😊😊 and I wish you the best on your future journey!
I Live in Brazil and I got my first job because I already had studied English and I was searching for a new course and new language. When I was in the website of a language school, there was a opportunity to work there and thanks God I got one of the vacancies. Now I work there and I still can study some of the languages they have. To know English always made me a step in front my colegues since school. Here in Brazil few people know how to speak properly a second language. Trying French now. 😍
Currently I am learning Korean and videos like this keeps me motivated towards my goal.
RUclips randomly recommended me your channel but I'm glad that it did.
How My Langs Changed my life lol
Hahaha 🥰
With new languages I can have a better work or something?
Because my friend speak 4 languages and he is a pilot he receives more than 7,950 euros a month and he has told me the same thing "work and languages change you" greetings from germany!❤❤❤❤
well i speak 15 langs and if somewhere in world any international meeting happens i go there and do some translating work its boring as fuck but at the end i got 1500$ pays, Yeah it can change
@@turtik9279 wow 15 langs ?
You have the IQ high😁
Yes but what country u have a work?
Yes, because the company is paying for the language that you speak.
@@luckisinme thanks
@@Fabiano.Escobar.012 nah since Covid outbreak this job is being useless
Learning languages opens you to so many opportunities and conversations. It will open you up to meeting so many new people. Even if it's just for a conversation, you probably made that persons day by speaking to them in their language. I get a lot of smiles and gotten excited responses with people when I speak French or Chinese with them. Also being able to speak a second language will make you stand out against competition when applying for a job. In fact many jobs will even give you bilingual pay. So if you are thinking about doing it, start as soon as possible!
Exactly!! Thank you for the comment! 🤟🏻
Very happy to know about how languages changed your life. Even it's happening with me too, not on that higher level like career as I am a student just in 8th. Being an Indian I came across the lingual diversity here and started to learn an Indian language called Marathi mainly spoken in the state of Maharashtra. Now I am at the B1 level and am able to talk to my Marathi friends. Also if you can then please have a video trying Tamil an Indian language that is said to be more relating to Korean.
Of course, I did experience that languages had changed my life because I am a passion in languages. I am currently majoring Japanese at the University of Maryland at College Park, which lead me into a new path of learning a different culture. I can also speak Mandarin, Korean, and Cantonese.
I am 14 years old and I can speak 3 language fluently and nowdays i am learning japanese.
All the best.. After you learn german.. Tell me I want to speak with someone
👏🏻👏🏻👍🏻 wish you the best!!!
How’s it going
You are such a young and talented lady. I hope languages bring me more opportunities.
엘리트 코스 쭉쭉 밟고 온 사람같다ㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋ 부러워랑 질투나 노력했겠지만..
It's really impressive to hear you speak Chinese! I'd love to use foreign language in my work as much as you do! Languages helped me to understand better how the world works. It also helped me to get how subjective our cultural habits are.
I agree!!!! ☺️☺️
You are so excellent.
I can not help to learn French,because your videos encourage me.telling myself 'just do it!' in my mind.
Go for it!!👏🏻👏🏻🙌🏻
Thank you for another interesting video! Your story about work hierarchy is eye opening. I was one of the younger employees in my previous company. Since I just graduated college then I thought people wouldn't listen to me as I am just a newcomer. Looking back I think they cooperated and listened to me during my employment 😂
Stay safe and healthy! 💜
What a relief!☺️ thank you, stay safe and positive too🥰
I feel motivated after I watch your videos :) Thank you for sharing. God bless you.
When you get closer to the languages, you might get interested in the learning on it, as long as the time passed away, you won't have any motivated on it, you will feel like frustrating by this as well, your video is inspiring for me, thank you for your video
Thank you for the sweet comment as always!🥰
I am from Nepal. I know 4 language Nepali, Hindi, Urdu and English. Nowadays I am learning 3 languages, there are Chinese, Spanish and Bengali languages
Wow! Go for it!!💪🏻💪🏻
Thanks for everything I'm hoping to follow into your footsteps one day
Wish you the best!!👍🏻👍🏻
Thank you for sharing your experiences, frome Cambodia.
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The journey at the language learning experience impacted my life positively for sure. It have opened the doors for working in the educational industry, i have met amazing people for different culture, i enjoy the culture from different countries in a way more deeply.
Because of the language experience i started feeling a increase of my intellectual power (Arts, philosophy and sciences), wish make me very happy.
Post data: excelent video. It has been well stablish why it's so important to learn a new language.
It's very cute that you want to help other through the education.
Wow, thank you for sharing your experience! 😉
Very nice examples for why learn other languages! You inspire me to learn more and more. Great video!!
Thank you!!!! 🥰
Most inspiring lady on yt. ❤️
Gracias por compartir tu experiencia y los obstáculos que has tenido que superar debido a tu cultura y ambiente organizacional, eres inspiración pura.
Agree. I also got my current job because of my foreign languages. And I feel more deeply how foreign languages help me to live and work abroad.
Yay!! Thanks for sharing your story!😊😊
멋있으시네요 ㅎ 덕분에 영어 공부 열심히 해야되는 이유를 얻네요
저도 중국어를 하고 나서 많은 자료를 유튜브에서 보고 풍족해짐을 느껴요 ㅎ
그쵸!? 응원합니다~😊😊😊
Amazing! Thank you for sharing your journey and explain everything so well.
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Eres tan admirable! 🤩💕
Ver este tipo de videos me motiva mucho para seguir aprendiendo idiomas. Tengo 18 años y soy colombiana (el español es mi lengua materna), y desde los 11 me interesé en aprender inglés. La verdad es que no lo aprendí de forma muy rigurosa, al principio fue viendo series, películas y escuchando música en inglés, aprendiendo las letras y traduciéndolas, etc., por eso creo que me tomé mucho tiempo en ser capaz de hablarlo y sentirme segura de mis habilidades (no fue hasta los 16, cuando entré a la U, que comencé a hablar en inglés frente a otras personas). A veces cuando veo que otros, por ejemplo, a los 18 ya saben más de 4 idiomas me desanimo. Pero, estando en el tercer semestre en la U, todos los compañeros y profesores que he tenido hasta el momento me han hecho saber que me consideran como "la mejor" de las clases, así que he mejorado a nivel de confianza y trato de recordar que todos vamos a diferente paso en nuestras vidas. Ahora, estoy empezando a aprender francés y espero que me vaya muy bien, especialmente teniendo las bases de haber aprendido otro idioma. And well, I'm not really what you call a disciplined student or something like that, I'm actually pretty lazy and tend to procrastinate a lot. However, I'm willing to do whatever it takes to learn more than 4 or 5 languages because it is a dream of mine after all. I love languages as well as getting to know about different cultures and their traditions, so I'm hoping I can improve my skills and weaknesses in every aspect. Also, sorry if this is too long 😅, I've been more or less learning Korean in the same way I learnt English (by watching series, movies, and listening to music) because it's more of a hobby than a goal, at least for now. Besides, my priorities are learning French first, then German and then everything else. La razón es que mi carrera consiste en el aprendizaje de esos idiomas en ese orden, con un enfoque en administración de empresas.
Gracias por tus videos! 😊💞
These are amazing facts! I haven't had much experiences so far as I have never travelled abroad but just the fact that I can chat with interesting people about culture differences and etc it's very rewarding.
You giving lectures in chinese. Amazing woman 😍😍😍😍😍😍
you are so inspiring. Thank you for sharing 💜💜💜💜💜
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Te admiro tanto!!! Amo tus videos, gracias por subir tan buen contenido.
Estoy aprendiendo 5 idiomas, Japonés desde hace cinco años, portugués e inglés hace seis meses, coreano y tailandés hace dos semanas y me sirve mucho ver tus videos.
El japonés es el que más sé, aunque hay mucho que me falta todavía. Tengo amigos japoneses y puedo comunicarme con ellos hablando en japonés, español e inglés mezclados jajaja, pero supongo que aprendo mucho a pesar de que no estoy totalmente expuesta al idioma.
Por cierto, soy autodidacta. Si quieren aprender japonés les recomiendo ir al canal de Kira sensei, es donde he aprendido un japonés más cotidiano. Suerte a todos en sus caminos para ser políglotas!
Gracias!! Y muy buena suerte en tu camino también! 👏🏻
Well said, Mylangs!
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This video is so great and inspiring 😍
Learning a new language gives you a new life!
Exactly!!
I speak French at only A2, maybe A1 on a good day, but working in the tourism sector in the US, with some politicians and people being openly stubborn for speaking 'American', the French visitors were very apprciative of an American at least trying to give them directions for places to go in French. Their smiles help my studies.
Woooah! Thank you for your own story! 👍🏻
Wow I’m so impressed with your story! And now I feel so inspired to learn different languages as well😍 I’m already starting to learn korean. I wish I’m a polyglot 😅
You are such an inspiration, I want to be like you when I'm older 🥰
Awesome video. Very inspiring.
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The queen has posted!
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Thanks for sharing your experiences. I've also learned and improved my life in many ways after learning languages.
I don't need to stay in a second-class citizen as a women anymore and possibly go beyond those conventional thinking. ;-)
🙌🏻👏🏻👏🏻 yesss!
My Lang's, thanks for this video, Now I can give people lots of reasons to learn a new language.
Oh so glad to know that it helped you! ☺️
Fantastic video !! I speak one foreign language and the only difference that it made in my life was in my tests that I generally get good grades
More to come in the future! 🤟🏻
You are amazing!!!!!!!!!!
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Learning languages just like having a meal you have to memorize to your mind and read it aloud, and then make a practice for it, it's a bit of hard at the first time, hope these useful tips help you
Right 👏🏻👏🏻
I only knew Spanish but I'm learning English and korean fighting.!!
Yay! Way to go!!
真幸运能够订阅你的频道呀，每期视频都很用心
🙌🏻🙌🏻👍🏻☺️
I LOVE your shirt!! And I always enjoy your videos!
Aww thank you for lovin' my videos!🥰
this channel is such wholesome content, we stan!!
as a native english speaker, i feel a bit ashamed that i can't speak any other languages but i struggle to decide which language to focus on first as no other language is quite as ubiquitous as english, do you have any suggestions?
i am debating between french and german due to their similarities to english and my interest in the cultures but i really don't feel motivated to gain proficiency in any of these languages which i think is the key (and from my perspective, i think asian languages are probably way too difficult to learn as a first '2nd language' from an english-speaking background)
Being motivated should be the most important factor tho! Look into your need and choose one that you can study in the long run! Wish you the best!! 👍🏻
Lisa Tran thank you for your suggestions!! you motivated me to stop trying to learn both half-heartedly and focus on french properly 🤍👍
We're partial to Chinese
ah it's wonderful,so you're absolutely right ,i'm a native speaker in french but i learned arabic and i continue to improuve my english.When i was in turkey in 2017 i did'nt know english very well just a little i was happy because the people understood me until now i did not stop to learn ,also i would like to learn others languages why not korean
Why not?! 😉😉 💪🏻
선배님 안녕하세요! 생활소재그룹 김정익입니다! 영상 늘 잘 보고 있습니다! 연수 끝나기 전에 연락 함 더 드렸어야 됐는데 경황이 없었네요 ㅜㅜ! 다음에 시간 되시면 또 봬요!!
I’m currently learning my third and fourth languages.... and the problem that I face is “the fear of making mistakes in front of the natives”. The thing is, sometimes I’m not sure with my language proficiency level (I don’t have enough guts to take the test because I’m afraid of getting disappointed :( ) but because I’ve been studying them for 5-6 years, I always put that I can speak “basic conversational level” of those languages whenever I was asked to describe my special skills in college 😅. And yes, it helps me a lot in my career, because I got lots of chances thanks to that.... BUT I became timid when I start speaking with native, because they think that I can speak fluently while the truth is.... I CAN’T 🤣 (and I ended up losing confidence and almost speak nothing lol) So I want to ask you, have you ever experienced such things? How did you deal with them? 🙈💕
Would you ever consider doing a "study with me" video? Even if you just do a timelapse, I think it would be quite interesting to watch! :)
Oh Of course!! I upload studylog videos (not regularly tho) 🤗 thank u!
It's completely amazing to study other languages because it gives you a whole new perspective for your life and career. I was studying korean and japanese but for a year I wasn't very disciplined. But watching your videos I felt encouraged to start over again, being disciplined and currently I feel a huge improvement, despite, as you say, it's a long way, it's a marathon, so I hope that someday I will fulfill my dream of study a Master in Korea or Japan, I keep working on that. Greetings from Colombia!!!!
Exactly!! And I hope you fulfill your dream!
Oh just to let you know, there's a korean government scholarship! Check out the interviews on my playlist! it might help you!
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@@mylangs colombia es muy bonito es igual a brasil🥺
언니..그게 스마트한거에요...! 멋져.. ㅠ 간지개쩔
Ohh that nice to know that you also have Filipina besties! Ugh 😍 Filipina here. Well, I also have my Korean besties! We also do the same as you guys. 🇵🇭 x 🇰🇷 ❤️❤️❤️
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You are so inspiring... i Love yours videos & specially your video intro.. that is very joyful 😊😊 i speaks Hindi, English and poco Español.. i decided i will learn Spanish and one more international language.. but after seeing your channel i decided i will push my self strech more.. and have at least 5 languages.. Love from india 🇮🇳🤗🤗🤗
Woooah! Way to go!! and thank you for loving my videos!☺️
Thanks for sharing, luv u 💖
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Filipino Polyglots represent! English, Spanish, French
Same here bro. Although my Spanish and French is still on beginner's level.
@@johnsoapmactavish7206 We have the meetup for Spanish if you´re interested. The filipìno spanish group is quite active
How your videos changed our life.😊
Awww 🥺🥰
@@mylangs Can you recommend me any youtube channel or ways to learn korean for beginner, i want to learn Korean Language.
I envy your ability to spealk fluently in all languages you know
Ohhhh you'll do better! 💪🏻
I felt really happy when I started learning Mandarin .When my friends started asking me how do you learn that ,I felt like I achieved something .
Yay! 👏🏻👏🏻🤟🏻
This might be cliche but as a psychology graduate my main motivation for learning language is to connect with people. I mean I think it's nice to comfort someone that needs mental support. words like "Je suis le pour toi" or "du bist nicht allein
" to someone is a big help. and i think they would be happy if they hear that from a foreigner.
So sweet! ☺️
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That's true when it comes to career. I get to have a lot of career opportunities because companies usually are having a hard time hiring a competent bilingual speaker.
I am so lucky because here in the Philippines, companies are not into gender salary gap. I can demand for a higher salary on the job offer, no matter what my age and gender but because of my extensive experience of using a foreign language at work. And I even got a higher salary than my guy officemate.
Ooooh 😸😸 good to know it!! Thanks!
U always motivated me u are superb💜💜😍
Aww thank you!💕
대단하십니다.
좋게봐주셔서 감사합니다!
Hey! I'm from:Pakistan 💚🙆 Thanks for the motivation...👍 these days I also learn Korean language I love to learn this language.and I also want to apply for scholarship to study in Korea.😍😍😍
You are intelligent and beautiful and successful 😍i loved you too much and hope one day to be like you 🥰😍😘
I'm learning Japanese since one years; and I recently try to speak in face to face with Japanese people, and I completely fail, a was only able to do basic frases in comparison to my expectations, because I know than I'm able to do better on social media.
Maybe that day I was to nervous.
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안녕하세요 영상 항상 잘 보고 있습니다. 저는 영어를 공부하기 위해서 유튜버님 영상보면서 공부하고 있는데요 these dish 라고해서 dishes 복수로 안써도 되는 건가요? 먼저 감사인사 드립니다.
안녕하세요! 우선 영상 잘 봐주셔서 감사드립니다!
Dish 는 셀 수 있는 명사로 dishes라고 쓰는 게 일반적으로 맞습니다. '접시'라는 뜻으로 쓰일 때는 당연히 가산명사로, 복수형은 dishes죠. 그 외에 '요리'라는 뜻으로도 쓰이는데 이 때에도 접시에 잘 담긴 요리라는 의미를 지녀 일반적으로 복수로 쓰입니다.
다만 저는 이 영상에서 요리 개수의 의미보다는 집합명사로 쓰여 불가산 명사인 '음식'의 의미로 쓰는 food처럼 써서 복수형의 dishes를 쓰지 않았다고 가볍게 이해해주시면 되겠습니다. (예: Main dishes / main dish 혼용)
*즉, '여러 개의 요리' 의미로 dish 단어를 쓰실 때에, many dishes, these dishes 쓰시면 됩니다!! 😉
@@mylangs 답변 정말 감사합니다!!! 좋은 하루 되세요😆
Really neat :)!
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Me encanta ver tus videos motivan mucho para aprender 🇲🇽😸😊
😘😘😘☺️
Aww gracias 😚😍😍😍 estos si es motivacion del bueno
I know 3 languages and I still can't get a job here at Mexico.
Sigue así. Aprendí español debido a una misión médica a la República Dominica hace poco
Woooah ! 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👍🏻👍🏻
지려버렸습니다.. 구독 누르고 갑니다
My only question is how will you learn.. Example if you learn german will you go like a1 a2... Otherwise do you have any other tricks?!
Step by step! Yes I go with micro goals of accomplishing a1, a2 first.
Tengo una pregunta, Alguna vez vas a hacer un video de aprender francés?
Sí que quiero aunque no tengo un plan especifico ahora mismo
Pero subo los videos en seguida de aprender los idiomas en general
@@mylangs okey :D
In South Korea is English available for anyone to learn ?
English is taught in Korean schools!☺️😊
@@mylangs nice ! Is it a requirement for students or optional ?
이분은 무조건 이 말 들어봤을거 같은데
"언어 몇 개 하세요?"
"제가 하는 말 통역해줘요"
Bonjour ! Depuis combien de temps vous apprenez le français ? Combien de temps vous avez eu besoin d'apprendre cette langue pour niveau B2 ?
Plus ou moins 2 ans pour le niveau B2 mais je pense que c'était grâce à l'espagnol.
@@mylangs merci beaucoup pour votre réponse. Et d'autres langues, en général ?
Haz un video de los 2 o 3 idiomas indispensables !
Hmmmm ok! Voy a pensar🤔🤔
@@mylangs si, please!
I like your channel! Yes, I agree with you. In my case languages changed my life completely. I was studying to be an engineer, but after I decided to study english to go abroad (I was 18, when I started to learn langs), and after I have studied in differents countries of Europe (it, es, fr, ru) including my master degree. In the end I decided to dedicate my life to international career related to languages. I can 7 languages, russian (mother tongue, kazakh (2 lang of my country), italian (c1), spanish (b2), english (b2), french (b1-b2), portugues (a2) and I dedicate a lot of time to languages and can say that my life has changed completely thanks to languages. maybe will start to learn a new language. will see )))
Wooow! 👍🏻 Yay! Wish you the best!
Knowing Spanish helped me a lot in Honduras since it is a bit of a dangerous country. It was better that I spoke Spanish instead of English. Without Spanish I would stand out, and people would probably try and take advantage of me. Not to mention I was staying in a shady part of Tegucigalpa, so not speaking English was kind of a requirement.
Oh I didn't know that! Thank you for sharing!
Please suggest a free online website to learn any language please reply
Which language do you learn?
@@mylangs I want to learn korean
인상적이었어요 :D
감사합니다!
아니 어린여자가 강의하면 존중받지 못한다고 느끼는건 뭔.. ㅅㅂ 하 썩은 .. 후..
진짜 할말많은데 참아요ㅠ
You can't learn all languages around the world, but you can learn them as many as you can. The more languages you learn the more perspectives and information you get. Not all information in the world is translated into English.
Well said, well said!! Thank you!🤗
Well I used to hate learning languages even my own which is arabic mind you the Arabic we speak is different than the one we write or read in books and the news....etc .I was bad at understanding the grammars and my teacher always will tell us you are very bad students you are so noisy when I was in 4th-5th and 6th grade I had her for three years which made me hate the language alot and English was hard for me back then I found “because” to be a very hard word to write and use that was my level😂😂😂I would always tell mom (why should I study English when I can’t study Arabic my language well) later on I had to learn french for 4years and it was way way worse cause it was a new subject in government school’s system they brought a higher level books for someone who never heard french in his life it was a total nightmare but I improved alot in English thanks to french cause english has easier grammers than arabic or french although I hated french to the core 😂😂 But Being able to write read communicate in two languages made it easier to to do many stuff and look at the world and what is happening (tbh I learned how to be more careful of people and in life generally,I felt like The country I live in and the people I met were all good people I should be thankful for being born and living here ) ,also when I had to take the university exam I passed the orientation course cause I didn’t need it and I could survive with my English level although switching your studies from Arabic to English was kind of hard to keep up with because not only are you experiencing university style education you are also studying in your second language that you rarely use 🙂💔 I would never say I am fluent in English cause I never studied it seriously 😂😂
but I found that I can learn languages from listening or watching videos thats how I could understand a bit of korean cause I watched lots of korean shows and some dramas two years ago I still watch sometimes here and there. I am thinking of learning the language because it will help me in researching case studies and other stuff since I am majoring in architecture there are many fun buildings in korea but at the same time its hard to take the step to start learning the language 🙂💔. You inspire me but at the same time I am still contemplating 😅.
Don't get afraid! Just start learning it and it's okay to take a break when you don't feel like but making the first step is a big thing! And I hope you keep learning it and make a huge progress at the end🤟🏻 wish you the best!!
보디오에 드레스는 웨딩 드레스처럼 보여요 ㅎㅎㅎ
예쁘기만한데요 머...
웨딩드레스 같지않은데요
흰색이면 전부 웨딩드레스처럼 보이나요?
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ㅎㅎㅎ 웨딩 드레스 아닌데 그렇게 보이나요? 🤗🤗
@@쿠키-x2g 네 조금요 ㅎㅎ
@@mylangs 네 조금요 ㅎㅎ
Does anyone know if bussuu is a good app to learn japanese?
I'm using it. Overall it's a great app but I don't depend much on that, I focus more on textbook since it gives more detailed explanation of grammar structure, so basically the app just helps me in remembering vocabularies and practicing my pronunciation. Keep it up!
@@soniakencana2090 thank you! Do you have any app recommendations? I'm too poor for textbooks lol
@@muffintray994 Sorry I don't hahah I only use this app. I've tried some others but they ain't good. Well, you don't need to buy the book, just look it up online. I'm currently using Genki textbook for free online and it's amazing. Just browse on google, "genki 1 textbook 2nd edition pdf" it shows on the first website at online.anyflip , you can try it out. There are probably some other free download pdf textbooks you could find online too though. Good luck!
@@soniakencana2090 thank you again! Good luck too (๑>◡
You're beautiful and nice i like your videos so much
Thank you!
I like your channel, and I wonder if you are a mutant like Cypher.
:)
Aprecio mucho que pongas subtitulos en español muchas gracias, buen video ❣️
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