Man Speaks 25 Languages (With English Subtitles)
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- Опубліковано 1 січ 2016
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Polyglot Gabriel Silva rants (in different languages) about fighting intolerance of all kinds and how languages connect people. Visit the blog at: www.fluentasap.com List of Languages Spoken: 1. English 2. French 3. Italian 4. Russian 5. Mandarin Chinese 6. Croatian 7. Spanish 8. German 9. Romanian 10. Egyptian Arabic 11. Brazilian Portuguese 12. Persian 13. Japanese 14. Dutch 15. Catalan 16. Czech 17. Turkish 18. Ukrainian 19. Indonesian 20. Afrikaans 21. Hebrew 22. Polish 23. Greek 24. Tagalog 25. Korean
Note: the subtitles have "free" translations in order to convey the meaning of the message while respecting the differences between languages.
Text (English translation): You know, I am sick and tired of witnessing intolerance towards race, religion, nationalities, you name it! I mean this is the 21st century, right? And even where there's tolerance, there's still such distance between people. Often like there is a invisible wall between us. What I noticed is I can break through that wall, and connect with someone by speaking their language. Through that I have built this passion for languages. So I will tell a story, in different languages, about acceptance. I will also chat about why this is the key to language learning, but the main point here is connecting with people from everywhere!
I'll tell you a story about acceptance and friendship beyond cultural differences, and how I think that accepting people and making friends of all cultures: beyond religion, race, or nationality makes the world a much better place. I immigrated to Canada from Brazil when I was 17 years old and I knew few people here. Initially, I knew my host family and almost no one else. I already spoke English, since I started learning English when I was around 10 years old . It took me around eight years to become fluent in English I went to a good English school (in Brazil) for six years, however it took me another two years in Canada to become completely fluent (in English) . When I arrived in Canada, I could already communicate (most of the time) However, my accent was ridiculous and also people often asked me to repeat what I was saying To be honest, it took me a while to understand what people were saying (in English) .
Fortunately, I had a very patient best friend in Canada who would repeat sentences many times (when necessary) . This friend, along with a handful of other friends here in Canada made me feel like at home in a new place they didn't care I was from a different culture and that I had a ridiculous accent and it's people like this who make the world a better place for everyone I thought I was terrible at learning languages because it took so long for me to learn English, but my friends helped me and that led me to learn new languages and I built a passion for different cultures I set out to meet people from different cultures and learn new languages Isn't it great to see the surprised look in the face of a traveler in your country when he unexpectedly realizes you speak his language? Mister? Miss? Good morning! I understand some Arabic (but not that well) . To be honest, in order to break the ice, one doesn't need to worry about fluency. Saying a few words is (often) enough . But in reality many people lose heart just as they start learning a language I think that many people stop learning languages because they are too impatient . If they aren't learning fast enough, they think they aren't good at learning languages . Maybe you think you just aren't "talented" at learning languages But what if it's because you've been learning (methods) the wrong way?
Some people ask me if I have a photographic memory . Maybe I could read or hear a new word and learn it immediately. But no!
Instead, I would need to write it and repeat it hundreds of times . After forgetting it dozens of times . Without a memorization (learning) system, my memory is terrible . Anyone can learn languages even with a bad memory . It doesn't matter how old you are and even if you are very busy or even if you have the attention span of a six-year-old child . Trust me, when you learn the right habits, you will have lots of time to learn a new language . I think that, to learn a language, you need to be really keen. You should stay interested in the (language learning) process . I believe that it's really important to use your curiosity to drive you to learn new languages . The more curious a person you are, the better it is . I can not help falling in love with the culture of the language that I learn and it happens every time I learn a new language . This passion for culture can help you learn (languages) faster . But just passion won't enable you to speak fluently, you need the right method(s)...
![Polyglot speaking in 12 languages [SUBTITLES]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/Nfu30AbwNMA/mqdefault.jpg)
I was really annoyed at the amount of people who came point defects in pronunciation or accent.
Since you saw both defects, go you speak 25 different languages seamlessly and fluent, bastards
IKR
Fr
O mais engraçado e q ele travo mais na língua natal
oh my God this dude is amazing and people are discussing his accents? Why you don't go and try it yourself?
Most of them just lazy or spoiled hahaha
Haha its really unbelievable how many people point out that this dude needs to "practise more on x language". Whats the point of saying that? Hes clearly practising all of these languages and eventually they will all be stronger. Love this video, great message as well. Thanks for sharing. Props!
Frederik Rasmussen It is called constructive criticism, it's to help them know what are some areas to improve on and some things the individual can do that will help them be understood more clearly. It's not to be taken negatively. But in a positive learning and helping way. I speak Chinese and his tones were off quite a bit so the understanding wasn't there, but hey it still was impressive.
When I talk with native speakers of China, they give me feedback on some of my pronunciation so I could improve and be much more understood.
So hay, it's amazing how he transitioned from one language to another, but yes all of us can improve. Practicing to sound and speak like a native speaker is what one should achieve in any given. language.
You did not quite understand my point I believe. Basically saying "Your X language needs more practise." Is stating the obvious. They say it without even knowing wether he's actually trying to improve them. Improving languages takes time, so yes, of course he needs to practise more on a given language. Noone is perfect, even in their native tongues.
However, If somebody tells you that you should place 把 in front of the object instead of behind, then he or she is actually giving some constructive criticism on your Chinese; a concrete way to improve. Everybody needs to get their intonations right. Its not something they need to be told;)
no way they'll be stronger. he needs to pick 1 or 2 and lift them up to fluency. rinse wash repeat. I'm not just saying this to say it. he says he "speaks" 25 languages, yet there were languages in which I couldn't get the idea of what he was saying(one of which was my native language)
He is amazing
I never saw a foreigner speak Farsi that much clear and even slang! I have some family borned and raised in foreign countries ,their parents or grandparents speak Farsi and they travel to Iran but when they want water they say it in German or Italian or so on. Unfortunately none of them except one dont live in English spoken countries so I have no clue what they are saying😂!! They have no clue what we are saying!:/
This man is amazing!!
@@abanir3772 Borned is wrong, born never change it is always born! born and raised. See I pointed the mistake so he can do it right
- What languages do you speak?
- Yes.
Your Dutch is really good, but don't try to speak too fast. People in the Netherlands speak slower than that, and you'll end up losing your correct pronounciation. That's all, keep it up ;)
daan mollema ik verstond hem niet 😂
Zijn Nederlands was idd niet echt het best ofzo xD hij versprak zich een paar keer ook.
Ik bedoelde grammaticaal goed, ik zei ook dat hij te snel sprak
hij wou alle talen snel spreken zodat het leek alsof hij ze allemaal goed kende
Lien Dat zou ook kunnen
This is actually amazing the way he switch between languages, taking a correct accent in everyone of them, the french is exceptional i didn't saw a lot of native english speakers who were able to speak that kind of french with that clarity.
He's a native Portuguese speaker, it took him 10 years to learn English. I imagine it's much easier for any romance language speaker to learn French than for an English speaker.
Victor Marquez actually i find english really easy even though im a native spanish speaker and french is medium difficulty, but maybe i find it easy because i learned it from a young age
I believe it. My first language is English but I have spent some time learning Spanish. Now that I can read Spanish fairly well, learning French (at least beginning) is quite easy.
1. He's not a native English speaker. You clearly didn't actually watch the video, nor bother to read the subtitles or description. His native language is Portuguese. 2. He has spent much of his life living in Canada, where French is an official language. Some Canadians live in areas where French is spoken more than English.
You neither, hes brazilian.
I'm stayed quite impressed, you are a great polyglot my respect, your Spanish is so good.
Do you you speak English?
No he doesn't. Omg...
Yes, I do. I'm just trying to learn.
Joel Meza no se puede decir I'm stayed impressed en inglés amigo. No tiene sentido, solo diga I was impressed. Me quedé impresionado no existe en inglés.
Dillon Nordhoff props to you for actually explaining it to him
Bruh, I'm Chinese. And I don't even Chinese that much.
I WILL REIGN, 😂😂
You don't English ether
I’m Japanese
You want proof
こんにちは
@@plsbemyfriend2932 google translate
Im Chinese too
Mandarin was a little rough but I get that it's super difficult to get the tones right if you're not a native speaker. So good effort! I hope you can continue learning and improving. :)
It comes out with time, you'll see
Besides, i think by today the guy is already good in Mandarin
This is my first ever comment on a UA-cam video just because that was so amazing!
Thank you very much! :D
Wow, you're really good! I'm half Spanish half Italian, so I can speak both languages, I speak more or less English and I study French(that's not difficoult at all) and German(German is my favourite lenguage but it's very difficoult for me, I want to speak it fluently...). My dream is to speak 10 languages or more, I hope that one day I will get it because I really love languages... Bye, ciao, adiós, salut, bis bald! :)
I'm learning German, if you want we can help each other. Jetzt lerne ich Deutsch, wenn du willst, wir können uns mit Deutsch helfen!
That's my dream too Paola! :);) exactamente lo mismo :)
Ich auch lerne Deutsch. Ich möchte mit dir lernen.
Paola Nasta I know all the words in bye. Gaming I realised help me with maintaining my languages. I am also learning german.
Paola Nasta is french really that easy? It seems cool to learn
everyone commenting is telling him how he needs to work on this, or fix that.
Native speakers correcting him saying he isn't that good... I am pretty sure most of the people commenting can't speak 2 or more, and far fewer more than 3, let alone 25! Props to this guy. Well done, amazing!!!!!
Besides, speaking is only 1/3 of the equation. Understanding what someone else is saying is another 1/3... but listening, really listening to what someone has to say - that is the remaining 1/3.
I know so many people who only speak 2/3 of their own language - because they don't know how to listen.
Thanks for including Tagalog there. Very much appreciated. Im also studying languages. You give me inspiration. Keep it up!🙌
Great video, especially to hear your story. I can say most of the polyglots I have heard of do become more integrated by learning languages but there are many that seem to get further isolated. Personally, I think it will make my life richer, to speak some languages well.
+D. Reyna knowledge never makes dumber :)
wow this is honestly a dream, i love learning languages and actively try to learn more and more, kudos to you for doing this, your message is important and overall it’s very impressive indeed.
I'm a Filipino and I instantly smiled when I heard my language. I was just enjoying the fact that there are people who are this gifted I was not expecting my language to be included in this. Its so cool Even if you sound a little weird sir its still impressive and I'm really happy that one of the language you had interest on is Tagalog. One day I would want to be as multilingual as you. 😊
His Korean accent was super strange but other than that it's cool
Koyangi Kim haha ikr.
나서린이 yes very very strange. then it dont sounds like korean.
Kat Namu Chinese also sounds strange...
His spanish sounds strange as well but u have to remember he is reciting so many languages the fact that he can say the words
Same with the Turkish :'D, I agree with you though, very impressive.
This video just made my heart so warm.
Thank you so much! 💓
This is an inspiration! I have always wanted to speak in a few different languages and you went and did it! You even spoke Afrikaans! I didn’t expect you to speak my language and you spoke it well too! Thank you!
Brilliant!!!
This guy is a beast.
this is so amazing! honestly, just spend like 5 minutes on the accents and its perfect! great job
Incredible! I can't even imagine the amount of time and effort you have devoted to language learning! A real motivation for anyone to really consider learning another language ! Thank you for uploading this.
Real polyglot
real polyglot = "speak 25" languahges and only 5 of them well? why do you need to focus on 20 more languages when you need to focus on 1 or 2
For real for real
ho disperatilor
There’s no need to bring anyone down , if you want , go learn 5 languages and let other people do their thing haha :)
ho disperatilor | he does whatever he wants. He’s good at at least 10 languages out of all those. You?
@@nonamed56 For real, frankly, that's just cramming. He memorized some phrases, but didn't really master any of the languages. That's cool, props to him, but I see no point in doing that other than recording a video to stroke your ego and impress people. It wouldn't be useful in real life.
You're beyond amazing! You make me want to learn many more languages. Just keep in mind to open your mouth more and pronounce vowels more clearly while speaking Croatian. It sounded a bit too closed, as from the throat. (Croat here)
Thank you for the tip!! :D I definitely need a lot of work to improve my pronunciation in Croatian
Great message, man! So inspiring...
Really interesting and inspiring video! BTW I kind of love the way you record the video😂
i have been learning french for few months but my listening is terrible. can someone pls give me an advice on french listening?
they speak too fast
+The Punch Man I have a few videos regarding listening on my channel - I usually do a lot of listening with audio and text. I find it great to have both since then you can go back to the text when you don't understand something just with the audio :)
It's hard dude, I'm fluent because I learnt it in school since I was 6 but in the beginning it was hard for me too. You've just got to keep listening I guess :) But what my teacher did when I was 8 was put on french TV shows with english subs
i think you need to watch old french movies , Lino Ventura etc... , more easy to understand .Classical movies and french cartoons are a good start to begin with.
Try listening to Disney songs or forcing yourself to listen to french shows/podcasts/movies (even if you don't understand anything)
you are absolutely amazing
you are the most reliable polyglot I've ever seen
most polyglots in youtube are fake but you are wonderful
continue doing what are doing!
Right on pal!🙌
really enjoyed your Persian and Turkish💗😄
I'm Japanese and approve at least he is WAY better than most who decide to take Japanese only in high school. I understood him clearly! So proud of his work and ability to speak so many languages and spreading a positive message! Good job
This was fuc***** inspiring, all languages sounded the same for me except when you spoke English and German...I think maybe I have to do something over the summer Holiday.
Nice Video
Love from Germany
Catalan! whaaat I'm very impressed. To be honest, I heard of Catalan when I went to Madrid and fell in love with it although not a lot of people have heard about it
You sound the same thought all languages in my opinion
moordenaar van sterren true
moordenaar van sterren your right
moordenaar van sterren oh ! Don't say he have just one voice !
Yea lol
its real though because i can undetstand alittle spanish and my dad speaks greek and they sounded ok
oooooohhhhh........ such fluidity, such confidence, so many languages from so many different families!!!!!! Plus your voice is wonderful to listen to! I'm a fan! Che bella voce!
Great video! I like the message. I'm Afrikaans and I understood your bit there. Well done!
great job dude, I am Romanian and I pretty much understood! keep going
Hi! I'm Czech and I didn't even expect it to be in this video. I'm impressed! Čeština je velmi těžký jazyk, ale vy jste v něm více než dobrý! :)
Thank you for this Gabriel! Truly inspiring and uplifting. I will definitely join in this movement to help combat cultural ignorance/intolerance. Hopefully we can meet one day and exchange our worldly experiences. Peace to you, brother!
+Christian Escobar thank you, Christian! I'm glad the message resonated well with you :)
Thank you! This video was amazing! The beauty of languages
+Little black dress Thank you!! :D
That Charlie Chaplin quote in the end makes it perfect :)
+Danny Ly it's an awesome quote, isn't it? :)
your Spanish us really good. You have an accent, but still really good.
Seria uma boa uma versão atualizada com os idiomas que cê já aprendeu desde aí.
Belíssimo vídeo, sempre assisto pela inspiração. Muito grato!
amazing idea when you speak in different language one by one with the same particular subject , that's completely spectacular! , you have moral qualities and i believe that's just one from the reasons you're good at languages and sure we shouldn't forget about the passion and desire to know more about culture and how the people live their lifes and understanding the language by coexistence and liberality , i'm very proud of you gabriel.
+RoXaS`Eng Wow, thank you! I really appreciate your comment and I think you definitely understood the point of this video. :) I think languages are a fantastic way of overcoming barriers, understanding culture, and connecting with people. What I find most interesting is how easy it usually is to bring down those "walls" through language (and, of course, tolerance and kindness).
i love your german and egyptian arabic...i'm half german half egyptian ☺
zmotywowałeś mnie jak nikt ! pozdrowienia z Polski :)
dołączam się do pozdrowień
gabriela dzie nieźle mu idzie po polsku, jestem pod wrażeniem
Your Dutch was very good too! Ofcourse there's a heavy accent but i always love it when someone even take the effort to try and speak it, motivates me more to try another language.
Thanks bro!
I like the story, Gabriel!! I finally understand--to some extent--UA-cam videos in Portuguese. I started studying at university well over 20 years ago, but due to health and money problems I didn't keep up with it. For almost 2 years I've been listening to videos in Portuguese with almost no success...often for hours a day. Usually. When I started studying Swahili, and I had been speaking with Brazilians on Skype for about a year and a half, I would go back to Portuguese videos and get it! Now I can follow videos in Portuguese pretty well, sometimes. THE STORY YOU TOLD IS JUST HOW I FEEL! GREAT, ENCOURAGING STORY!
wow ! i encourage you to learn Arabic too , its a very beautiful language .
he did speak arabic in the video
John Smith no no , he spoke Egyptian arabic which is a dialect and we all understand it for sure, not the standard Arabic العربية الفصحى that you can find in all of our books and news and everything around u ... you know .. but I'm still amazed by his efforts! Peace ✌
And it's very useful
@@user-lg8et8jz1r mate he doesn't have that much time
Your Romanian was pretty good, I could understand most of what you said.
Pay a little bit more attention to the pronounciation of ș, ț. Ș is pronounced like the „sh” from „she” and ț is pronounced like „tz” from „tzatziki” (couldn't find another example).
+Georgi Ion thank you!! Yes I definitely need to focus more on the different sounds - thank you for the explanation. :) it's a beautiful language and I'm planning on focusing more on it soon
Serbian ??
The german one was really great, especially the grammar
Georgi Ion cut him some slack lmao you know 25 languages? No
I'veGotten1SuperMagicalAnd2LegendaryChests MCSG ever heard of constructive criticism?
Really inspiring, I think it's cool as hell to know that many languages. Might have to give it a try myself instead of just watching vids of other people doing it
Hello! I'm from Barcelona, and I was surprised when I saw you speaking Catalan. I would like when you heard about Catalan for the first time and why you decided to learn it.
Currently I'm studying in Canada, and I'm telling all my new friends about my language, because none of them knew it before I told them. I really like my language and culture and I thought it was more known outside of Spain than it actually is.
I also love learning new languages. Great video!
Awesome video but just an editing tip,
If you plan to use text or any sort of effect try to make sure it blends in well with the scenery or with the area you're filming in. It got hard to a certain extent to see the language that you were speaking in due to the white text being blended into the sky.
White text with a black outline can be read on almost any background.
Croatian sounded good, but I think the Japanese intonation was way off.
yeah croatian was good
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Tjes76 lmao thought same
Tjes76 But as a multilingua myself, his russian, croatian, french were absolutely on point. German was kinda weird, but cant judge him for that
Mr Troll
You can't be multilingual.
Tú español es muy bueno, me sorprendió lo fluido que eres!, you are an inspiration to anyone that wants to learn a foreing lenguage. I wish you good luck sir. Muchas gracias!
It's really nice to see someone who is learning Turkish.Your pronunciation is really good,keep practising! (especially these letters(ş,ç,ğ) are sometimes found hard to pronunciate for foreigners but you've done well)
Your Tagalog wasn't bad. Magaling! :)
Damn that guy is so strong 😮 wooow Respect !!!!
Baita vídeo, Gabriel! Sou seu admirador desde dessa época. E essa travada aí na língua materna hein? kkkkk sucesso tmj 🇧🇷
You were a big motivation for me when I was starting to learn English, nowadays I can easily understand and speak. I’m 14 years old right now and, when this video was posted I was starting to learn English. 🏴
Adesso sto imparando il mio italiano, perché mio bisnonno era di Venezia è per questo sto studiando italiano, me piace multo l’Italia. Ah, io sono brasiliano anch’io :) 🇮🇹
Impressive language skills but love the beautiful message about tolerance and common humanity most . Thank you for sharing.
I didn't expect there would be Ukrainian in the video :D You're great, man
Omg you did Croatian Perfectly ouo
This moved me beyond words in any of those languages! Interestingly, I'm from Ontario and now living in erre jota :P I lived in Minas prior to this, never picked up Portuguese there, and of course in Rio I can survive with very little. I don't give it any time really to improve, I stopped taking classes, in every form ... I just wish I could sleep with a USB plugged into my brain ... my Brazi doesn't speak it at home with me ... a lot of excuses... this rekindled that spark in me ... its not about just surviving living in Brazil, I can get by. But I want to be able to go back to Canada with the skill and travel the world! You sir, are beyond motivational and I'm going to bookmark this and watch it and watch it many times more. oBriGaDãO! abracos ( and eww stay warm)
Your czech is amazing. I understood everything perfectly even with correct pronunciation (its very hard to learn that). Good job !
You croatian is excellent.
Greetings from Croatia :)
+Davor hvala :)
you need to practice on turkish but its very good in spite of so small sentence .. and your Arabic is so perfect you can learn any language easily because your tongue can pronounce anything
+Artu Artu thank you :) I definitely need to work a lot on my Turkish...
+Fluent ASAP :)
with turkish you just have an accent, if you speak turkish to a few turkish tourists or watch turkish videos you'll improve in no time. But in the video i can clearly understand what you are saying. "bana güvenin, yeni alışkanlıklar edindiğinizde, yeni bir dil öğrenmek için bol bol zamanınız olacak." Turkish is pretty hard to learn and understand but since you are able to use a complex word like "edindiğinizde" you pretty much got it down and just need to work on pronunciation. When you want to add another language to your list you can learn azerbaijani. It is like a different dialect of Turkish. It has the same language structure. They have introduced words from russian and persian but you souldnt have a problem with that.
Fluent ASAP i'm Turkish and i didn't understand anything you said in the video but here is my advice: if you don't watch Turkish TV shows, then you should :) they are not that good but it helps your pronunciation
What are you talking about 😂
His Arabic is not good at all 😂😂
Sensacional 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻 Parabéns! Isso me incentiva a estudar e praticar cada vez mais! Sucesso para todos nós sempre!🙏🏻
One of the best video I've ever seen. I wonder why do you have so few views.
Испытываю к тебе огромное уважение! Изучение языков это очень интересное и важное занятие.
+Revi3or33rus да!Русский не каждому полиглоту по зубам!
Revi3or33rus Я согласен, но я считаю, что французский язык очень сложный.
Tvoj akcenat dok pricas hrvatski odnosno srpski dosta podseca na ruski. Ne znam da li me razumes ali potrebno ti je jos vezbanja da usavrsis ovaj jezik. Ostalo necu da komentarisem. Svaka cast!
+Teodora Ljubic hvala, Teodora! :) slažem se, moram još vježbati hrvatski i srpski. Moj naglasak je smiješan :D
YOU ARE AMAZING I feel like learning multiple different languages would make me forget the 2 I already know but this seriously inspires me
Mycket bra amigo, que güzel bir video abi, tantos idiomas! echt faszinierend, keep on aprenderlos :D
Woah!!!!!!
świetnie mówisz po polsku! bravoo! leci ode mnie sub! :))
Dziękuję! :D
Pretty cool. Keep up the good job mate
That was very cool. I am an American learning Spanish. I liked the way you said speaking even a little of someone else’s language really changes their perception of you. Great job!
YES BUT WHAT IS YOUR FIRST LANGUAGE? WHAT IS YOUR ETHNICITY AND WHERE WAS YOU RAISED?
His firs language is Portuguese since he's Brazilian.
well i can understand your saying 당신이 어디에 있든지 상관없습니다. but later your pronunciation, i cannot understand. anyway it was pretty good!! good job!
Thank you for letting me know! My pronunciation in Korean needs a lot of work :) and thanks a lot!
당신이 어디에 있든지 혹은 어디에 사는지는 상관이 없습니다. :D
+Fluent ASAP haha okay! it was good though you are foreigner ^^
Very Impressive Gabriel but I have to say the same that other comments, when you get into Spanish I could not understand the first words, because you speak very fast. But when i got used to it becomes very clear. The same with your Japanese. You are a big inspiration.
It's inspiring someone else that started with Portuguese is able to go to learn more languages. It gives me inspiration to start as well. Don't know if I'll start with French or Spanish.
Your Persian and Dutch! omg! I'm shook
geweldig, alleen je nederlandse uitspraak kan beter.
maar erg leuk dat je ook nederlands spreekt
Nederlandse uitspraak is bijna onmogelijk goed te doen na het krijgen van een ander accent.
dat is waar, de meeste accenten zijn vrij zacht van klank, en nederlands heeft heel veel harde klanken
Het Hebreeuws heeft ook veel harde klanken, vind ik. En wat dacht je dan van zijn Duits en Afrikaans? Dat is niet zoveel verschillend van het Nederlands.
ja duits ook, maar duits is voor nederlanders heel makkelijk te leren, hebreews, tja vind dat op zich wel zacht klinken, en afrikaans, ja is eigenlijk een mix van nederlands (verbasterd) en engels.
haters are just gonna hate no matter what. thanks for sharing your progress and keep up the good work
couldnt wait to hear polish ❤ good job
You are pretty good👌🏻Try Albanian too!
Fluent , ты умница !
Таких людей на Земле мало или очень мало.
Бывают такие , что и на своём родном языке не могут высказать свои мысли и желания . Я немного завидую тебе , потому что мне не очень легко учить другой язык . Счастья тебе и успехов в жизни !
+Татьяна W большое спасибо, Татьяна!! но, честно говоря, я никогда не чувствовал себя особо одарённым в плане изучения языков... Важно сказать: Я думаю, что сейчас русский мой любимый язык. :) Всего наилучшего!!
Ох! Я не думала , что получу от тебя ответ . ))) Мне приятно , Спасибо !
Удачи в жизни , успехов и прекрасных выходных дней !
+Татьяна W спасибо!! :) Я желаю вам большого счастья и успехов в жизни! такие красивые слова... :) невозможно не ответить. давайте на "ты" или на "вы"?
You're amazing! I speak 5 languages, but I can't tell a coherent story switching through of them. I need a bit of time for switching among more than 2. About the accents many people critize, apart from contexts as Luxembourg where people are speaking 3 to 4 languages everyday, I've always heard foreign accents in non native speakers of a language in certain way, and I think accent perfection is not as important as intelligibility is, in which maybe speed can play a relevant roll. Finally, very good project! I've become interested in it.
Great video!
he sounds like radio dj
Hallo, dein Deutsch ist sehr gut. Nur bei deiner Ausprache muss du noch einbischen dranschleifen. Ansonsten, kann man sagen, dass du ein reicher Wortschatz verfügst. Es gefällt mir diese Ansicht die du über Toleranz, Menschlichkeit, u.s.w hast. Wir sind alle Menschen.
Miguel Schickaneder Man kann sagen, dass du über einen reichen Wortschatz verfügst
Miguel Schickaneder
+1
Ich finde das sein Akzent gar nicht so schlecht ist
Amigo, tu video merece más reproducciones y likes, felicidades por tu habilidad y el discurso
I speak Afrikaans as my second language, and you did a really great job! Keep up the good work! Jy het baie goed gedoen!
The only part I could understand in Mandarin was the "zai shuo yi bian cai neng ting dong..." meaning Say it again so they can understand...XD...I am pretty fluent in the language though
Maybe you should try focusing on not speaking so fast. Even for the people who speak fluent Mandarin, speaking fast isn't always easy. Though I would understand, since it is very hard to learn.
Just a bit
is mandarin hard? i want to learn it but im not sure if im mentally prepared to take on such a different language
Phil Harris I feel like learning basic chinese isn't so hard. the part that'll be the hardest is most likely the pronunciations for a native english speaker. however learning hundreds of thousands of characters that have no resemblance to english (at all) isn't easy either. there are like 4 or 5 loan words from english like "genes" (基因 or jiyin) and sofa (沙发 or shafa) but that's pretty much it. it's learned through continuous repetition. however, as you continue, and start to think "oh this is easy" watch out for the never ending proverbs and confusing synonyms. learning proverbs ( if you do get up to this good job) gives you an insight into chinese culture and history, since incidents from culture and history are widely used. however there are some languages that are similar to chinese and therefore it will be easier to learn chinese if you know that language: ex: korean. korean pronunciation and characters are extremely similar to chinese, same with japanese. i think the easiest part of chinese is grammar. tenses aren't really require (although they do exist) and most sentence structures are similar to english. whoo that was a lot to type i hope that was helpful!
Shannon H I think I'll pass, I don't learn well when I have to study and memorize stuff, i just learn from practicing thats how i learnt spanish and portuguese . I saw a vid saying that its easier than japanese which i did attempt to learn but was thrown off by the amount of time id have to dedicate to be even somewhat proficient
That sums it up pretty well
when you speak dutch you need to talk slower. Here we don't talk that fast 😅😅
maar voor de rest was het goed hoor 😉
+Evanne van Emmerik hehe, dank je wel. :) ik vind Nederlands heel leuk. Ik ben vele malen in Amsterdam al geweest en ik houd van deze stad. Dat gezegd hebbende zou ik graag los van Amsterdam een beetje meer van het land willen ontdekken! :D
Moet je zeker doen! Een kleine tip schrijf de zin zo: ik ben al velemalen in Amsterdam geweest ☺️
Haha, dank je wel, Evanne! :D
Fluent ASAP kom ook een keer in Rotterdam
Your tagalog is good! The accent is something to work with though but it is understandable as it is not your first language. I too have had that accent problem because I am what they say as an "englishero" or one who speaks english more than his/her language (usually tagalog/filipino). But all in all, I am amazed on your efforts and just want to tell you good job! You really did well!
Daaaamn! Such a smooth and deep voice!
Your spanish is funny but good 😂
+Nelzi Medrano haha thanks :)
Try georgian and see how that will work out for you lmao
why bother
Your french, portuguese, spanish, english, italian are impressive I mean the pronunciation is just stuning.. I don't know about others but seems to be easy for you also.
I just liked the video and subscribed. You are impressive.
This means everything to me. Thank you for doing this. It's more than inspiring, it's necessary in our world today. 😍