I will try not to make these mistakes when I get back to language learning next week! 💙 if you want to study with me and learn all my tips you can join our community here: www.thepolyglotunion.com/
Hey Mari! It truly is refreshing to see you out there in the language learning community on UA-cam and amongst the other polyglots as you keep it honest, refreshing and real. Rather than trying to compete, out do and create unrealistic expectations - you're about the learning & not "creating content" . I really enjoy following you because you always keep me inspired and on track with my language learning process. Lesson #1 totally resonates with me! So true! Many thanks!
Great that you are sharing frankly what hasn't worked. All the people who have become incredibly successful, famous and impressive polyglots have surely made lots of mistakes along the way, even if it's not obvious from the videos which are made in order to be published.
Exacto! eso me pasa tambien ..tengo tantos deseos de hacer y aprender tantas cosas a la vez que termino estresádome. A veces soy my dura conmigo misma porque desearía tener mas tiempo disponible, pero cuando eres madre soltera, trabajas y tienes que atender tantas cosas...es difícil. Pero sigo trantando, no me doy por vencida porque los idiomas son mi pasión y siempre lo serán. Estoy tan contenta de haber encontrado tu canal!! eres maravillosa, gracias por tanto contenido de valor!
Gracias que bella! mi mama tambien era madre soltera asi que entiendo todas las responsabilidades que tienes! Estiy segura que cada vez que aprendez idiomas lo disfrutas un monton!
I feel like we need to normalise learning languages slowly. Everyone must not learn a new language every three months. I mean. Right now, I am 21 and even if it takes me like seven years to learn a language (which is grossly exagerated), I will have learned 4 languages by the time I am fifty and that is a great achievement. I don't really stress myself when I am learning languages. I just focus on being consistent and I know that eventually, it will pay off.
I LOVE THIS!! YES, we definetly need to normalise taking your time to enjoy the process! it is so much more fun that way! Thanks for writing this it really makes me feel like I'm not the only slow learner in the world!
Loved your thoughts about setting language goals + 2020 Yeah, 2020 wasn't the best year to achieve all of our goals, it was so unpredictable, but I also believe that many lessons can be learned from this year
I love your videos and how they inspire me to continue my journey into improving the languages I want to learn. I also prefer to keep it slow with no pressure hahah. Boa sorte com o Português!!! :D
You are smart, you are interesting, you do inspire, you do motivate.... you are one of the ones who inspire you.... happy new year and enjoy your language learning journey. I am sure.... I will have a wonderful and strong year. Absolutely ❤️
I am not learning French because of the hobby. I am learning French because I want to work for the federal government of Canada. However, I am learning Japanese for fun. I find French not to be as interesting but Japanese language is very interesting and exciting.
It really makes all the difference when you have passion for a language... I used to drag learning Dutch when it was a need but now I love it soo much that I do it for fun! your interest in a language also changes over the years, when we are the most motivated, I have found we learn the most!
I know the feeling. When I moved to Germany 3 years ago, I wanted to learn Chinese for fun. But I had to learn German to be able to live and work here comfortably. However, after starting to learn German, I started liking it as well. I feel like for us language enthusiasts, if we start learning a language for like business or work related reasons, it might not be very interesting at the beginning. But later, our love for languages just takes over and we start loving that language as well. Has this happened to you with French?
When I see you with the wine glass I think "hmm yes sounds like a good idea" 😂 Only compare yourself with your previous self 👍 So long as you are happy and eating ok then you are successful 😊
I will try not to make these mistakes when I get back to language learning next week! 💙 if you want to study with me and learn all my tips you can join our community here: www.thepolyglotunion.com/
Good luck to everyone trying to learn languages this year 😌 頑張って✨
Good luck to you too💙
The first step is to recognize our mistakes, but it is not something easy. Good job and good luck for everyone in this new year!
Thanks Filipe! Good luck for you too!
Hey Mari! It truly is refreshing to see you out there in the language learning community on UA-cam and amongst the other polyglots as you keep it honest, refreshing and real. Rather than trying to compete, out do and create unrealistic expectations - you're about the learning & not "creating content" . I really enjoy following you because you always keep me inspired and on track with my language learning process. Lesson #1 totally resonates with me! So true! Many thanks!
I had fallen out of love with learning Italian as I wasn’t making as much progress as I hoped but this has given me motivation to start again!
It comes ago... I had fallen back in love with Italian recently and I am having fun now with it
Great that you are sharing frankly what hasn't worked. All the people who have become incredibly successful, famous and impressive polyglots have surely made lots of mistakes along the way, even if it's not obvious from the videos which are made in order to be published.
Exacto! eso me pasa tambien ..tengo tantos deseos de hacer y aprender tantas cosas a la vez que termino estresádome. A veces soy my dura conmigo misma porque desearía tener mas tiempo disponible, pero cuando eres madre soltera, trabajas y tienes que atender tantas cosas...es difícil. Pero sigo trantando, no me doy por vencida porque los idiomas son mi pasión y siempre lo serán. Estoy tan contenta de haber encontrado tu canal!! eres maravillosa, gracias por tanto contenido de valor!
Gracias que bella! mi mama tambien era madre soltera asi que entiendo todas las responsabilidades que tienes! Estiy segura que cada vez que aprendez idiomas lo disfrutas un monton!
I feel like we need to normalise learning languages slowly. Everyone must not learn a new language every three months. I mean. Right now, I am 21 and even if it takes me like seven years to learn a language (which is grossly exagerated), I will have learned 4 languages by the time I am fifty and that is a great achievement. I don't really stress myself when I am learning languages. I just focus on being consistent and I know that eventually, it will pay off.
I LOVE THIS!! YES, we definetly need to normalise taking your time to enjoy the process! it is so much more fun that way! Thanks for writing this it really makes me feel like I'm not the only slow learner in the world!
@@MariPolyglot you are welcome. I am glad you liked it. We are together. 🙏🙏
Loved your thoughts about setting language goals
+ 2020
Yeah, 2020 wasn't the best year to achieve all of our goals, it was so unpredictable, but I also believe that many lessons can be learned from this year
I agreee
I love your videos and how they inspire me to continue my journey into improving the languages I want to learn. I also prefer to keep it slow with no pressure hahah. Boa sorte com o Português!!! :D
Obrigada! yess learning for fun no rush!! I sometimes think I am the only one who thinks this way but I see that many of you also enjoy the slow road
I love your videos! They just have a good vibe thank you sm ❤
Thank you so much Diego!
You are smart, you are interesting, you do inspire, you do motivate.... you are one of the ones who inspire you.... happy new year and enjoy your language learning journey. I am sure.... I will have a wonderful and strong year. Absolutely ❤️
Thank you so much! I am so happy to share y journey with all of you!
I am learning Esperanto and I love it!
that's amazing!! makes me nostalgic of my esperanto days!!
I have been hearing a lot about Esperanto. Is it a language spoken in latin America? Cuz it sounds like it.
Muito bom👏👏
I am not learning French because of the hobby. I am learning French because I want to work for the federal government of Canada. However, I am learning Japanese for fun. I find French not to be as interesting but Japanese language is very interesting and exciting.
It really makes all the difference when you have passion for a language... I used to drag learning Dutch when it was a need but now I love it soo much that I do it for fun! your interest in a language also changes over the years, when we are the most motivated, I have found we learn the most!
I know the feeling. When I moved to Germany 3 years ago, I wanted to learn Chinese for fun. But I had to learn German to be able to live and work here comfortably. However, after starting to learn German, I started liking it as well. I feel like for us language enthusiasts, if we start learning a language for like business or work related reasons, it might not be very interesting at the beginning. But later, our love for languages just takes over and we start loving that language as well. Has this happened to you with French?
When I see you with the wine glass I think "hmm yes sounds like a good idea" 😂
Only compare yourself with your previous self 👍 So long as you are happy and eating ok then you are successful 😊
Hahaha I needed that!!
The wine really really had me remembering the days I would spend watching netflix shows with chips and wine. Now I got exams so I can't. so sad. 😭😭😭
Haha I love mistakes vídeos But i bet my mistakes are worse then yours :) let’s see...
HAHAHA I'm sure they're not that bad