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Not only you complied everything in a single video you were even kinder but adding the timestamps. Thank you so much Lindie, you're living a difficult time and I'm so sorry for that, sending you a hug and hope you find comfort.
Amazing. I'm Norwegian and I've been learning Russian for the past two years. I've fallen in love with the language and can't ever stop. However, it is so difficult I often sit here feeling I've made no progress. But it's my love for the language that keeps me going during the difficult times. Hoping that I will be fluent one day
Dude, keep at it. It can be very frustrating when you plateau at a language or don't see any progress. But if you persevere there will be a sudden spurt of growth. I'm a native Russian speaker and a language teacher, I think it's super cool that you are interested in learning a Slavic language 💪💪💪 Best of luck 😎 Удачи! А я сейчас изучаю Иврит. Это тоже очень интересный язык.
Russian language is bizarrely difficult, because it is counterintuitive. Achieving fluency may prove to be an unattainable dream. I am not trying to discourage you, but Russian language has long halted to evolve and adapt to the modern world, so many rules may contradict themselves. You can't really be fluent unless you find yourself feeling comfortable in a Russian-speaking environment. But I wouldn't recommend going to Russia till it remains a dictatorship regiment. As for me, the only valid reason I may use it today is to read Russian classics because of the beauty of word play and untranslatable adjectives called epithets. And, of course, to reach my relatives who cannot use other languages but Russian.
Suggestions To find bi lingual Norwegian or English + Russian materials books in Norwegian to learn Russian Russian to learn Russian videos + dialogue in Russian + Russian + Norwegian subtitles,. vice versa reference grammars for both languages books or websites (Wikipedia in English) to point by point compare both. song lyrics---to learn lyrics+ translations Wikipedia,,etc..has lyrics in Russian + English. translations,,including amazing world famous popular songs, like Ochi Chorniye(Dark Eyes), Pod---Moskovye Vyecher? (Edge of Moscow Nights), Dua Gitar? (2 Guitars) Dorogu Dlinnoyu (Road is Long) (different English--- Those Were the Days)..In another vein,, there are other sorts of songs---WW II, like Kalinka (Snowberry Tree), Katyusha, (Russian for Kathy,,Katie), or Revolution, like Smell Tovarishi Vnogu (Forward, Comrades Boldly in Step(, Rabot?? Marseillaise (Workers Marseillaise in Russian---- no French version. These are just a few sorts of resources. Foreigners visit Russia, easily, if not openly anti gov. (true everywhere). If one associated + non Western puppet opposition parties. like CP or right-wing Liberal Democrat Party---??? Good luck!!! Remember that Norwegians + Russians fought together in Spanish Civil. Norwegian volunteers or, descendants of commemorators may have a Norwegian organization. Russians may have one in Russia. Good luck!!!( This should be in Norwegian + Russian, but looking up on Internet takes too long.)
Dear Miss Lindie, I completely understand health issues and im sorry you having to work through those issues. I myself sadly have a great many health trouble too. Since I woke from a coma three years ago learning. Remembering how to even speak again was a very difficult. My mother tongue is English but also studied German since I was a child of 11 years. I forgot both languages 🤯. At one point I remember when trying to speak with my nurses that my only method was blinking yes and no. I didn't know how to chew or swallow. This was extremely frustrating i couldn't even write as i found i had forgotten how to. I had to restart and relearn. I still have brain damage sadly. Of course that is not going away. Its a continual process of acceptance. Im sure you can imagine how frustrating this can also be for my wife and family. My short term memory doesn't work very well. My life has been completely turned upside down and backwards. Im disabled now. Over three years ago I fully capable and was able to function in reality. Now I cannot. I take twenty seven different medications daily and now one injection once a week. Yeah 👍 !! I'm on supplemental oxygen all day and night. Im still recovering from several surgical procedures and one open heart surgery. Wahoo! Long story short....i know i know....way too late hahaha. Ive been studying languages for years and don't remember hearing the word "polyglot". Multi lingual sure i knew that. You have have been an inspiration and great teacher and I thank you. I'm not able to go anywhere unless it is to a Drs appointment. Bleh boring... They are all great Drs.! So my time is spent with a few wonderful opportunities and options. I learn languages. And paint in multiple mediums but right now my favorite is watercolour painting. Here's the really fun part for me. I can remember many things from my long-term memory but short-term is horrible. This means I am novice in everything. Almost like a child. Im very very sorry... this is part of the process for me and I am so sorry. As you can tell. I just keep typing. Im very sorry. I have recovered most of my German and some English as you can tell haha. But also I am trying to aquire Dutch, Danish, Norwegian, French, Spanish, Italian, Portuguese, Romanian, Swedish, Slovakian, Slovenian, Czech, Polish, Croatian and Afrikaans. As i don't have any other people to communicate with as i can't go anywhere. This has been extremely enlightening and fun. Am I proficient? Not yet! fluent perhaps in English and German but I have no doubt that I CAN aquire as many languages as I can possibly want. Im older but I am not out! I study for hours a day. I float across the languages once a week in study. Then daily I focus on a language for hours in that day. Then the next day i repeat but with a different language. For hours again. When i rest i sleep or paint. I know not popular but I use Duolingo and LINQ both together but different times daily. But with the internet what a miracle. There are hundreds of resources to learn culture to learn history attitudes of people in foreign languages. I do remember when I was Eleven Years old. Resources were not really available for German and oh yeah I forgot Spanish. In my painting I am learning to paint the different words of different languages. I listen to audiobooks in foreign languages and watch movies in the different foreign languages. I am slowly getting text books for each language as well. I am thrilled about what I am doing. Im very excited 😆😆! Oh im again very very sorry. I love watching your UA-cam videos of you and other polyglots as im absorbing so much from whatever social media you or others have. Thank you so much for posting your feelings and bits of your self while expressing your ideas and inspirations in language learning.
An interesting thing about you, Lindie, is how much you speak about your notes and show your notes. I don't think any other YT polyglot stress this so much. This is very interesting. I personally blooming believe in notes!
Nice to meet you. I thought I was the only weird person that does this. At times I've questioned myself why, but it's been a lifelong challenge it seems. TV and internet certainly were a game changer. I found that yes Japan, a blog and structured learning program was great for group participation. I know, now memrise was great and Japan TV was very helpful. I've studied several other languages over the years and I don't always get the same opportunities that I did with all the resources available for Japanese. Immersion is great and it's even better if your spouse is interested or at least supportive. Afrikaans and some other 🇿🇦 languages have been my interest recently so your videos are very inspirational and informative, knowing there are others out there like me. Being American, French and Spanish and were studied in grade school and are somewhat familiar to most people. Learning Germanic languages makes sense to me now and I wish I had started sooner. Glad I found your channel.
Necesité oír el consejo al principio del video! Muchas gracias por todo qué haces Lindie, sé que estás pasando por un momento difícil ahora, y te deseo el mejor. Much love to you💖
Great video, I began learning French about 2 months ago and honestly I thought it would be impossible to really make progress but it really is just about putting proper time into it. Practicing, using multiple systems and just being fine with making baby steps has gone a long way to building confidence. J'aime écouter des podcasts dans la voiture quand je vais au travail.
Hi Lindie! Thank you so much for this video its so concise and straight forward and its been helping me with my Korean learning. Also, I hope you are doing well, I myself was in a cloudy place a few months ago, and to combat that cloudy feeling, I picked up Korean and found your videos which has helped me tremendously!! So do your best, get lots of rest and I hope you feel better. 파이팅💜💜
Lindie I'm sure this took as long if not longer than just doing a new video. I say that as you'd have to have gone back watched/skimmed and then edit out from multiple videos... we appreciate you!
Lindie I love you the fact you shared all of these for free I would of paid $300 for this on a course. Whenever you’re ready to release one or an app we’ll all support you!
Thank you, Lindie! Watching your videos always gives me so much motivation to get better at speaking languages ❤ me inspiras a superar mi miedo al qué dirán si me equivoco, la daré mi mayor esfuerzo de ahora en adelante 🫶 ojala tu también te sientas inspirada hoy, byeee
Please change the title to "pure value in 40 minutes (with time stamps)" xD. Jokes aside, thanks for the quality content! You're part of the reason i have stuck with my language learning goal :)
Hi from japan. Lindie, could you give me the answer 4 question? 1: If you learn any one foreign language, does it help you to learn a second new language because you can use the process as a benchmark to establish a more efficient way of learning? 2: Is it easier for a language group to learn another language of the same language group, like a Spaniard learning Portuguese, a German learning Dutch or an Iranian learning Arabic, because it is easier to improve to a higher level than it should be? Or is there a risk of confusing words that exist in a foreign language similar to one's mother tongue, due to the similarities between them, which can lead to confused use? 3: Do polyglot people have to make a regular effort to relearn the language in its entirety or look up buzzwords, neologisms and slang in order to maintain a certain level of proficiency in each of the languages they have learnt? 4: Rather than becoming polyglot as an adult, is it still easier for someone with a background of education from childhood from parents who are multilingual to switch to another language without difficulty?
I will absolutely agree my challenge is, we have too many resources to learn languages these days. What do you recommend, just a few resources and this helps to simplify?
I am going to Mexico next year for an abroad program and I just learned that I got accepted into just a few days ago and I am so excited so I am finally truly committing myself to learning Spanish cause I have been lazy in the past. This video was so helpful in just giving me a variety of ways to go about it and what to avoid. Thank you so much for making this!! I really want to be like you and learn so many languages and be a helpful person to others in the community.
Why not use a radio station to hear the sound of your target language? I found Radio Garden is ideal, its free and you can tune in to most radio stations around the world
Hold on! Did you just say that English was your first foreign language?? You do not have an accent. Not even a little bit. Kudos to you, girl. Youre an inspiration
You talked abt how learning a language is smth u do for yourself and no one is gonna judge you BUT WHAT IF THAT IS NOT THE CASE and you gotta learn it to study in another country😭 (love ur videos btw thanks for all the advice💖) Ps: my native language is arabic 2nd is french, my french got bad with time tho i would say i'm better at english now which is my 3rd language. And now i have to learn spanish for education reasons and funny enough i used to try learning it a while ago before it was necessary and i enjoyed it but now that it became a task it's harder.
Spanish is my third language; I heard my mother talking in Spanish on the phone, but didn't learn to speak it until I grew up. I've met first-language Spanish speakers who didn't know the words "malvavisco" (which was in last week's Sabbath school lesson), "albaricoque", or "puerro" (marshmallow, apricot, or leek). Does this happen to you?
I think people keep looking for the "best" method because it seems like the one they're doing isn't working for them. (It might actually be working fine but they need patience)
Don’t really agree that it is still possible to learn a new language at an older age (50+). The easiest is up to 30. I use 4 languages actively and have knowledge of 3.
I'm an impatient person and a perfectionist and so even though I enjoy the learning journey, I still find myself disappointed that I'm not good at everything in a short period of time. I know that's not helpful to think but I can't really help it and when some people on hello talk for example tell me I don't speak well yer, I take that personally and then I don't wanna speak nevertheless because I'm afraid of making mistakes even though they're totally normal 🥲
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I asked myself where youre from cause some sounds you pronounce not clearly
Not only you complied everything in a single video you were even kinder but adding the timestamps. Thank you so much Lindie, you're living a difficult time and I'm so sorry for that, sending you a hug and hope you find comfort.
Is there an award for services to language learners that you could be given? You deserve it.
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Amazing. I'm Norwegian and I've been learning Russian for the past two years. I've fallen in love with the language and can't ever stop. However, it is so difficult I often sit here feeling I've made no progress. But it's my love for the language that keeps me going during the difficult times. Hoping that I will be fluent one day
Dude, keep at it. It can be very frustrating when you plateau at a language or don't see any progress. But if you persevere there will be a sudden spurt of growth.
I'm a native Russian speaker and a language teacher, I think it's super cool that you are interested in learning a Slavic language 💪💪💪
Best of luck 😎 Удачи!
А я сейчас изучаю Иврит. Это тоже очень интересный язык.
Russian language is bizarrely difficult, because it is counterintuitive. Achieving fluency may prove to be an unattainable dream. I am not trying to discourage you, but Russian language has long halted to evolve and adapt to the modern world, so many rules may contradict themselves. You can't really be fluent unless you find yourself feeling comfortable in a Russian-speaking environment. But I wouldn't recommend going to Russia till it remains a dictatorship regiment.
As for me, the only valid reason I may use it today is to read Russian classics because of the beauty of word play and untranslatable adjectives called epithets. And, of course, to reach my relatives who cannot use other languages but Russian.
Suggestions
To find bi lingual Norwegian or English
+ Russian materials
books in Norwegian to learn Russian
Russian to learn Russian
videos + dialogue in Russian + Russian +
Norwegian subtitles,.
vice versa
reference grammars for both languages
books or websites (Wikipedia in English)
to point by point compare both.
song lyrics---to learn lyrics+ translations
Wikipedia,,etc..has lyrics in Russian +
English. translations,,including
amazing world famous popular songs,
like Ochi Chorniye(Dark Eyes),
Pod---Moskovye Vyecher? (Edge of Moscow Nights), Dua Gitar? (2 Guitars)
Dorogu Dlinnoyu (Road is Long)
(different English--- Those Were the Days)..In another vein,, there are other sorts of songs---WW II, like Kalinka
(Snowberry Tree), Katyusha, (Russian for
Kathy,,Katie), or Revolution, like Smell
Tovarishi Vnogu (Forward, Comrades
Boldly in Step(, Rabot?? Marseillaise
(Workers Marseillaise in Russian----
no French version.
These are just a few sorts of resources.
Foreigners visit Russia, easily, if not
openly anti gov. (true everywhere).
If one associated + non Western puppet
opposition parties. like CP or right-wing
Liberal Democrat Party---???
Good luck!!!
Remember that Norwegians + Russians
fought together in Spanish Civil. Norwegian volunteers or, descendants of commemorators may have a Norwegian organization. Russians may have one in Russia.
Good luck!!!( This should be in Norwegian + Russian, but looking up
on Internet takes too long.)
I've been listening to Korean daily for 8 years now, I still can't express a thought, but at least I understand some of it.
Dear Miss Lindie, I completely understand health issues and im sorry you having to work through those issues. I myself sadly have a great many health trouble too. Since I woke from a coma three years ago learning. Remembering how to even speak again was a very difficult. My mother tongue is English but also studied German since I was a child of 11 years. I forgot both languages 🤯. At one point I remember when trying to speak with my nurses that my only method was blinking yes and no. I didn't know how to chew or swallow. This was extremely frustrating i couldn't even write as i found i had forgotten how to. I had to restart and relearn. I still have brain damage sadly. Of course that is not going away. Its a continual process of acceptance. Im sure you can imagine how frustrating this can also be for my wife and family. My short term memory doesn't work very well. My life has been completely turned upside down and backwards. Im disabled now. Over three years ago I fully capable and was able to function in reality. Now I cannot.
I take twenty seven different medications daily and now one injection once a week. Yeah 👍 !! I'm on supplemental oxygen all day and night. Im still recovering from several surgical procedures and one open heart surgery. Wahoo! Long story short....i know i know....way too late hahaha. Ive been studying languages for years and don't remember hearing the word "polyglot". Multi lingual sure i knew that. You have have been an inspiration and great teacher and I thank you. I'm not able to go anywhere unless it is to a Drs appointment. Bleh boring... They are all great Drs.! So my time is spent with a few wonderful opportunities and options. I learn languages. And paint in multiple mediums but right now my favorite is watercolour painting. Here's the really fun part for me. I can remember many things from my long-term memory but short-term is horrible. This means I am novice in everything. Almost like a child. Im very very sorry... this is part of the process for me and I am so sorry. As you can tell. I just keep typing. Im very sorry.
I have recovered most of my German and some English as you can tell haha. But also I am trying to aquire Dutch, Danish, Norwegian, French, Spanish, Italian, Portuguese, Romanian, Swedish, Slovakian, Slovenian, Czech, Polish, Croatian and Afrikaans. As i don't have any other people to communicate with as i can't go anywhere. This has been extremely enlightening and fun. Am I proficient? Not yet! fluent perhaps in English and German but I have no doubt that I CAN aquire as many languages as I can possibly want. Im older but I am not out! I study for hours a day. I float across the languages once a week in study. Then daily I focus on a language for hours in that day. Then the next day i repeat but with a different language. For hours again. When i rest i sleep or paint. I know not popular but I use Duolingo and LINQ both together but different times daily. But with the internet what a miracle. There are hundreds of resources to learn culture to learn history attitudes of people in foreign languages. I do remember when I was Eleven Years old. Resources were not really available for German and oh yeah I forgot Spanish. In my painting I am learning to paint the different words of different languages. I listen to audiobooks in foreign languages and watch movies in the different foreign languages. I am slowly getting text books for each language as well. I am thrilled about what I am doing. Im very excited 😆😆! Oh im again very very sorry. I love watching your UA-cam videos of you and other polyglots as im absorbing so much from whatever social media you or others have. Thank you so much for posting your feelings and bits of your self while expressing your ideas and inspirations in language learning.
Thank you!💜I aspire to be a polyglot,and your videos are a lifesaver.😭 Bless you Queen! 👑💫
I totally agree with you, my friend. She is my idol
So proud of you Ms. Lindie! It's great that you're also learning our language, Tagalog! Keep it up! 頑張って! 화이팅 Laban lang! 💪
An interesting thing about you, Lindie, is how much you speak about your notes and show your notes. I don't think any other YT polyglot stress this so much. This is very interesting. I personally blooming believe in notes!
Nice to meet you. I thought I was the only weird person that does this. At times I've questioned myself why, but it's been a lifelong challenge it seems. TV and internet certainly were a game changer. I found that yes Japan, a blog and structured learning program was great for group participation. I know, now memrise was great and Japan TV was very helpful. I've studied several other languages over the years and I don't always get the same opportunities that I did with all the resources available for Japanese. Immersion is great and it's even better if your spouse is interested or at least supportive. Afrikaans and some other 🇿🇦 languages have been my interest recently so your videos are very inspirational and informative, knowing there are others out there like me. Being American, French and Spanish and were studied in grade school and are somewhat familiar to most people. Learning Germanic languages makes sense to me now and I wish I had started sooner. Glad I found your channel.
정말 말씀 한마디 한마디 버릴 게 없습니다. 언어습득에 관심이 많은 사람으로서 과정별로 가질 수 있는 여러 문제들을 잘 가르쳐 주셔서 고맙습니다.
Time stamps and titles! Ah--thank you! This should be a law for content creators. Extremely helpful--thank you, Lindie!
Necesité oír el consejo al principio del video! Muchas gracias por todo qué haces Lindie, sé que estás pasando por un momento difícil ahora, y te deseo el mejor. Much love to you💖
Amo tus videos. Me motivan muchísimo a seguir aprendiendo idiomas 💞
Great video, I began learning French about 2 months ago and honestly I thought it would be impossible to really make progress but it really is just about putting proper time into it. Practicing, using multiple systems and just being fine with making baby steps has gone a long way to building confidence. J'aime écouter des podcasts dans la voiture quand je vais au travail.
Hi Lindie! Thank you so much for this video its so concise and straight forward and its been helping me with my Korean learning. Also, I hope you are doing well, I myself was in a cloudy place a few months ago, and to combat that cloudy feeling, I picked up Korean and found your videos which has helped me tremendously!! So do your best, get lots of rest and I hope you feel better. 파이팅💜💜
Lindie I'm sure this took as long if not longer than just doing a new video. I say that as you'd have to have gone back watched/skimmed and then edit out from multiple videos... we appreciate you!
Lindie I love you the fact you shared all of these for free I would of paid $300 for this on a course. Whenever you’re ready to release one or an app we’ll all support you!
I am working on an app! It’s Kaards.io 💖💖💖
@@LindieBotes Eeeeee can’t wait!!!
this is my first time here on this channel and it was very entertaining and helpful, I'm looking forward to learning more, thank you for your effort
All what I needed was a summary of what you've done. Thank you so much!!
You're very welcome!
Thank you, Lindie! Watching your videos always gives me so much motivation to get better at speaking languages ❤ me inspiras a superar mi miedo al qué dirán si me equivoco, la daré mi mayor esfuerzo de ahora en adelante 🫶 ojala tu también te sientas inspirada hoy, byeee
Thank you so much for this! Also wanted to say I will be praying over your situation
soo ready to take time and watch this video. thank you for always giving us lifesaving tips!!
ily Lindie!! your advice inspired me to try and now it's motivating me to continue💛
Thank you Lindie! This complication is awesome!!
Very cool compilation. Thank you!
THANK YOU SO MUCH FOR THIS, THIS VIDEO HELPED ME A LOTTTT😍😍😍😍
Thank you soo much for this Lindie! It definitely helped as I am learning a new language.
ありがとう! リンディさんの動画はいつもモチベーションになりますよ。
I’m learning French and have the basics of Spanish down pretty well.
Thank you so much for this great video 💙
Thank you ❤️ im so excited listening you
Please change the title to "pure value in 40 minutes (with time stamps)" xD. Jokes aside, thanks for the quality content! You're part of the reason i have stuck with my language learning goal :)
Hi from japan. Lindie, could you give me the answer 4 question?
1: If you learn any one foreign language, does it help you to learn a second new language because you can use the process as a benchmark to establish a more efficient way of learning?
2: Is it easier for a language group to learn another language of the same language group, like a Spaniard learning Portuguese, a German learning Dutch or an Iranian learning Arabic, because it is easier to improve to a higher level than it should be? Or is there a risk of confusing words that exist in a foreign language similar to one's mother tongue, due to the similarities between them, which can lead to confused use?
3: Do polyglot people have to make a regular effort to relearn the language in its entirety or look up buzzwords, neologisms and slang in order to maintain a certain level of proficiency in each of the languages they have learnt?
4: Rather than becoming polyglot as an adult, is it still easier for someone with a background of education from childhood from parents who are multilingual to switch to another language without difficulty?
これはとても便利! ありがとうございました🙂
Now I have a new video to share with friends who are getting started learning a language!
I will absolutely agree my challenge is, we have too many resources to learn languages these days. What do you recommend, just a few resources and this helps to simplify?
I am going to Mexico next year for an abroad program and I just learned that I got accepted into just a few days ago and I am so excited so I am finally truly committing myself to learning Spanish cause I have been lazy in the past. This video was so helpful in just giving me a variety of ways to go about it and what to avoid. Thank you so much for making this!! I really want to be like you and learn so many languages and be a helpful person to others in the community.
How it going?
@@brandnewcream1254 It's been going decent. I was a little busy for a bit but now I am getting into it and learning pretty well.
This is really great video for me. I am learning a lot of new things with your videos. You are so valuable person for me. 😊😊🤗🤗
Thank you sister.
I would love a part 2!
Thank you soooo much for this video! 😊
Why not use a radio station to hear the sound of your target language? I found Radio Garden is ideal, its free and you can tune in to most radio stations around the world
Thank you from 🇯🇵✨💕
Now I have no exuse not to sit down and study 😅
Thank you
You look so gorgouse in short hair ♥️
Keep inspiring me & us 💐💐
Thank you so much Lindie :)
Hold on! Did you just say that English was your first foreign language?? You do not have an accent. Not even a little bit. Kudos to you, girl. Youre an inspiration
I went to English schools my whole life 😅
I've been teaching myself korean for 6 months, im struggling a little. It feels like a roller coaster.
You talked abt how learning a language is smth u do for yourself and no one is gonna judge you BUT WHAT IF THAT IS NOT THE CASE and you gotta learn it to study in another country😭 (love ur videos btw thanks for all the advice💖)
Ps: my native language is arabic 2nd is french, my french got bad with time tho i would say i'm better at english now which is my 3rd language. And now i have to learn spanish for education reasons and funny enough i used to try learning it a while ago before it was necessary and i enjoyed it but now that it became a task it's harder.
I like your short hair; it looks so pretty.
YAAAAAASSSSSSS!!!!!! 😍😍😍😍😍😍
❤❤😊😊
Hi Lindie, great video! I was curious, are you still learning JSL?
Thank you for everything i adore you❤❤❤❤❤
Thanks for watching!
Spanish is my third language; I heard my mother talking in Spanish on the phone, but didn't learn to speak it until I grew up. I've met first-language Spanish speakers who didn't know the words "malvavisco" (which was in last week's Sabbath school lesson), "albaricoque", or "puerro" (marshmallow, apricot, or leek). Does this happen to you?
Hi Lindie! Could you please share which app you're using to track the time you spend learning languages (it's in minute 18 of the video)?
I think people keep looking for the "best" method because it seems like the one they're doing isn't working for them. (It might actually be working fine but they need patience)
Waiting 💙💙💙
Hi. I'll choose myself that which language I like to learn but not yet
Where do you find group lessons online? Are there Korean group lessons or just Spanish ones?
Q sad dat q lo perdi en vivo,lo menos c ingles y espanol y logre aprender un poco chino y voy segir estudiando
🦸♀️Heroic work. Thank you.
28:26
You don't know but I know myself why and how I having that problem ?
great
I understand but can't speak
I have to go now bye
Don’t really agree that it is still possible to learn a new language at an older age (50+). The easiest is up to 30. I use 4 languages actively and have knowledge of 3.
Melania Trump speaks many languages without study. 🤣
I'm an impatient person and a perfectionist and so even though I enjoy the learning journey, I still find myself disappointed that I'm not good at everything in a short period of time. I know that's not helpful to think but I can't really help it and when some people on hello talk for example tell me I don't speak well yer, I take that personally and then I don't wanna speak nevertheless because I'm afraid of making mistakes even though they're totally normal 🥲