Chinese polyglot speaking in 7 languages (subtitles)
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- Опубліковано 10 чер 2024
- Instagram: / zoe.languages
Hello everyone, welcome to my channel, this is my very first video on UA-cam! I'm gonna tell you about my language learning journey in 7 languages, you can skip to the part that interests you:
00:00 Intro
01:02 Chinese|中文
02:20 French|français
03:50 Arabic|عربي
05:58 Turkish| Türkçe
07:12 Farsi|فارسى
09:09 German|Deutsch
I don't have the same level in all languages. But when I say I can speak a language, it means I have at least an intermediate level and I can hold a conversation. I am still learning, I hope you enjoy the video and I will be happy if you can find inspiration or motivation in my story. Tell me if you are also a language lover. Feel free to ask questions or make comments .
UA-cam مرحبًا بالجميع ، مرحبًا بكم في قناتي ، هذا هو أول فيديو لي على
سأخبرك عن رحلتي في تعلم اللغة بسبع لغات ، يمكنك التخطي إلى الجزء الذي يثير اهتمامك
ليس لدي نفس المستوى في كل اللغات. لكن عندما أقول أنني أستطيع التحدث بلغة ، فهذا يعني أن لدي مستوى متوسط على الأقل ويمكنني إجراء محادثة. ما زلت أتعلم ، أتمنى أن تستمتع بالفيديو وسأكون سعيدًا إذا وجدت الإلهام أو الدافع في قصتي. أخبرني إذا كنت أيضًا من محبي اللغة. لا تتردد في طرح الأسئلة أو إبداء التعليقات.
I'm a native Turkish speaker and I sincerely think you express yourself so well in Turkish. ♡
This is quite amazing too how she learned it, she learned French then took French books to learn Turkish and Persian lol
@@ommsterlitz1805 😂😂😂
@@ommsterlitz1805 I took up Nahuatl and it helped me out with Russian. I also started to read Nahuatl scripts in Cyrillic and it sped up my conjugation and pronunciation by a lot. I.e Xochtili was trimmed to сочи, Nezacoytol - незакоьётл /// неза-ко-ётл ) Now i'm thinking about learning Polish, but I feel like I should learn Polish w/ Cyrillic alphabet because it feels so natural for me now.
I struggled w/ French a lot because of proncuncation, i think French needs like a Pin Yang alphabet because its so different from Portugese,Spanish and italian pronunciation. There is no rules or too many exceptions for their pronunciations.
21+ tenses in turkish language...
Anatolian Turkish verb conjugations
A= To (towards /~for) (for the thick voiced words)
E= To (towards /~for) (for the subtle voiced words)
Okul=School
U=(ou)=it= (it's that)>(I /U /i /ü=~about )
Git=Go
Mak/Mek (emek)=exertion /process
Git-mek=(verb)= to Go (the process of going= getmek =to get there)
Gel-mek= to Come
1 .present continuous tense (right now or soon, now on or later, currently or nowadays)
Used to explain the current actions or planned events (for the specified times)
YOR-mak =to tire ( to try , to deal with) >Yor=~go over it (for the subtle and thick voiced words)
A/E Yormak=(to arrive at any idea/opinion over what it is)
I/U Yormak=(to arrive wholly over it)
used as the suffix="Yor"(yaʊr)
positive.
Okula gidiyorsun ( you're going to school)= Okul-a Git-i-yor-u-Sen >(You’ try to Go to school) =School-to /Go-to-try /that-You
Evden geliyorum ( I'm coming from home) = Ev-de-en Gel-i-yor-u-Men >(from Home I’ try to Come) =Home-at-then/ Come-to-try/ I-am
negative
A)..Mã= Not B)Değil= it's not (the equivalent of)=(deŋi.le)
examples
A: Okula gitmiyorsun ( you're not going to school)= Okul-a Git-Mã-i-yor-u-Sen =(You don't try to-Go to school)=(School-to /Go-Not-it-try /are-You)
B: Okula gidiyor değilsin ( you are not going to school)=Okul-a Git-i-yor değil-sen (You aren't try..to Go to School)
Question sentence:
Mã-u =Not-it =(is) Not it?
Used as the suffixes ="Mı /Mu/Mi /Mü"
Okula mı gidiyorsun? ( Are you going to school?)= Okul-a Mã-u Git-i-yor-u-sen ? (To-school/ Not-it / You-try-to-go)(~Towards the school or somewhere else are you going ?)
Okula gidiyor musun? ( Do you go to school?)= Okul-a Git-i-yor Mã-u -sen ? (To school /Try-to-go /Not-it-you)
(~You try to go to school (now on) or not ?) (~Do you go to school ? / at some specific times)
Okula sen mi gidiyorsun ? (~Are only you that going to school ?)
2 .simple wide tense ( it's used to explain our own thoughts about the topic)
(everytime, always or at all, often,rarely, any time or sometimes, now on, soon or afterwards, inshallah/ possible to get a chance )
positive
VAR-mak =~ to arrive (at) (to attain) (for the thick voiced words)
used as the suffixes >"Ar-ır-ur" (var= ~have got)
ER-mek=~ to get (at) (to reach) (for the subtle voiced words)
used as the suffixes >"Er-ir-ür" (er= ~become got)
examples
Okula gidersin ( You get to go to school)= Okul-a Git-e-er-sen > You become (got a chance) to go to school
Kuşlar gökyüzünde uçar (~The birds fly in the sky )=Kuş-lar gökyüzü-n’de uç-a-var-u-lar = The birds have got (a chance) to fly in the sky/ The birds arrive (at) flying in the sky
Bunu görebilirler = (they can see this) = Bu-n’u Gör-e-Bil-e-er-ler =(They-get-to-Know-to-See this-what’s)>They get the knowledge to see (about) what's this
Question sentence:
in interrogative sentences it means : is not it so? or what do you think about this topic?
Okula gider misin? (Do you get to go to school ?)= Okul-a Git-e-er Mã-u-Sen ?>You get to Go to School, Not it ?=(~What about you getting to go to school)
negative
Bas-mak =to dwell on/ to tread on (bas git= ~leave and go > pas geç / vaz geç=give up)
Ez-mek = to crush (ez geç= think nothing about / es geç=skip )
Mã= Not
the suffix ="MAZ" Ma-bas=(No pass)=Na pas=(not to dwell on)>(to give up) (in the thick voiced words)
the suffix ="MEZ" Ma-ez= (No crush) =does not>(to skip) (in the subtle voiced words)
example
Okula gitmezsin ( You don't/(won't) go to school)= Okul-a Git-mã-ez-sen ( you skip of going to school)
Babam bunu yapmaz (my dad doesn't do this)= Baba-m bu-n’u yap-ma-bas= ( my dad doesn't dwell into doing this / gives up doing this)
Niçün buna bakmazsınız =(Why don't you look at this)=Ne-u-çün bu-n’a bak-ma-bas-sen-iz (2. plural)= what-that-factor you give up looking at this
3.simple future tense (soon or later)
Used to describe events that we are aiming for or think are in the future
Çak-mak =~to fasten , ~to tack, ~to keep beside (for the thick voiced words)
Çek-mek=~to attract , ~to want , ~to pull ,~to fetch , ~to get closer, ~to will (for the subtle voiced words)
can be used as a/ı/u+Cak and e/i/ü+Cek in spoken language
positive..
Okula gideceksin ( you'll go to school)= Okul-a Git-e-çek-sen (~You fetch/take (in mind)-to-Go to school)
Ali kapıyı açacak ( Ali is gonna open the door)= Ali Kapı-y-ı Aç-a-çak (~Ali keeps close to open the door)
negative
A. Okula gitmeyeceksin (you won't go to school)= Okul-a Git-mã-e-çek-sen (~you don't keep/take (in mind) to go to school)
B. Okula gidecek değilsin (you aren't gonna go to school)= Okul-a Git-e-çek değil-sen (~you're not (wanting / wanted) to go to school)
4 . simple past tense (currently or before)
Used to explain the completed events we're sure about
Di = now on (anymore) Di-mek(demek) = ~ to deem , ~ to mean, ~ to think this way
Used as the suffixes=.Dı /Di /Du/ Dü - (Tı /Ti /Tu /Tü)
positive
Okula gittin ( You Went to school)= Okul-a Git-di-N
Okula gittin mi ? (Did you go to school ?)= Okul-a Git-di-n Mã-u ?( You went to school -Not it?)
Dün tüm gün İstanbul'da kaldım= I stayed in Istanbul all day yesterday
negative
Okula gitmedin ( you didn't go to school)= Okul-a Git-ma-di-N
Çarşıya mı gittiniz? =(Did you go to the covered/public market?)
Henüz eve varmadık mı? = Have we arrived home yet (not it?) / Didn't still we get home?
5 .narrative past tense- (just now or before)
Used to explain the completed events that we're unsure of
MUŞ-mak = ~ to inform (muşu=inform - notice /muşuş=mesaj=message /muştu=müjde=evangel)
that means -I've been informed that/ I heard that/ I noticed that/ I got it/ I found out that/ or it seems such (to me)
used as the suffixes= (Mış-miş-muş-müş)
positive
Okula gitmişsin=(I realized that you went to school) Okul-a Git-miş-u-sen (I heard you've been to school)
Yanlış Yapmışım=Yaŋlış Yap-muş-u-men (~Seems that I've made something wrong) /Yanılmışım (I noticed I fell in a mistake)
negative
A. Okula gitmemişsin (I heard) you didn't go to school)= Okul-a Git-mã-miş-sen (I learned you're not gone to school)
B. Okula gitmiş değilsin =(I'm aware you haven't gone to school) Okul-a Git--miş değil-sen (Got it you’re not been to school)
in interrogative sentences it means .Do you have any inform about? have you heard?.are you aware?. or does it look like this?
İbrahim bugün okula gitmiş mi? =(do you know /have you heard): Has Abraham gone to school today?
6.Okula varmak üzeresin =You're about to arrive at school
7.Okula gitmektesin (You're in (process of) going to school)= ~you have been going to school
8.Okula gitmekteydin =You had been going to school
9.Okula gitmekteymişsin =I learned/heard > you've been going to school
10.Okula gidiyordun (Okula git-e-yor er-di-n) = You were going to school
11.Okula gidiyormuşsun (Okula git-e-yor er-miş-sen) ( I heard that) You are going to school) (I learned you were going to school)
12.Okula gidecektin (Okula git-e-çek erdin) (You would go to school after/then)(.~I had thought you'll go to school)(~You've said about you're going to go to school)
13.Okula gidecekmişsin (Okula git-e-çek ermişsen) (I heard that you'd like to go to school then)(I learned that you'll go to school)
14.Okula giderdin ( Okula git-e-er erdin) (You used to go to school bf) ( you would go to school bf/then)
15.Okula gittiydin ( Okula git-di erdin) ( I had seen you went to school) (~I remember you've gone to school)
16.Okula gitmiştin (Okula git-miş er-di-n) ( I know that > you had gone to school)
17.Okula gitmiş oldun (Okula git-miş ol-du-n) (you have been to school)
Dur-mak=to keep to be present there
Durur=it keeps to be present there
used as the suffixes=(Dır- dir- dur- dür / Tır- tir-tur-tür)
It's usually used on correspondences and literary language
Meaning in the formal conversations =(that keeps to be present there)
Bu bir Elma = This is an apple
Bu bir Kitap = This is a book
Bu bir Elmadır= (bu bir elma-durur)= This is an apple (that keeps to be present there)
Bu bir Kitaptır= (bu bir kitap-durur)= This is a book (that keeps to be present there)
Meaning within everyday conversations as informal=( I think that /I guess/ that looks as )
Bu bir Elmadır= (bu bir elma-durur)= (guess so> this is an apple (so looks such)
Bu bir elma gibi duruyor=(Looks like an apple this is it)=This looks like an apple
Bu bir Kitaptır= (bu bir kitap-durur)= (think so> this is a book (so looks such)
Bu bir kitap gibi duruyor=This looks like a book
18.Okula gidiyordursun =(guess>likely) You were going to school
19.Okula gidiyorsundur =(I think that) you are going to school
20.Okula gidecektirim =(guess>likely) I would (have to) go to school
21.Okula gideceğimdir=(I think that) ~I'm going to go to school
21.Okula gideceklerdir=(I think that> they're going to go to school
22.Okula gitmiştirler =(guess>likely> they had gone to school)
23.Okula gitmişlerdir =(I think> they've gone to school) (informal)
23.Okula gitmişlerdir = They have been to school (officially)
Anlayabilirim= Aŋı-la-y-a Bil-e-Er-Men = I Get-to-Know-to-Understand =(I get at the knowledge to understand)= I can understand
Anlayamam = Aŋı-la-y-a Al-Ma-Men =I don't get (to have any thing) to-Understand it= I can not understand
Aŋ= moment
Aŋı= memory
Aŋı-la=get via memory /save in memory= make it become a memory) Anlamak=to understand
Hãtırã=keepsake/souvenir Yãdigar=momento
Hatır=intangible/moral value /~ sake
Hatır-la =(get via the keepsake) hatırlamak/ yãd etmek/ anmak=to remember
The names of some organs at the body
In turkish.. Ak= ~each one of both
(Yan= side) (Gül= rose) (Şek=facet) (Dal=subsection, branch) (Taş=stone)
Yan-ak= each one of both sides=Yanak=the cheek
Kül-ak = each one of both roses=Kulak= the ear
Şek-ak=şakak = both sides of the forehead
Tut-ak=dudak=the lip
Dal-ak=dalak=the spleen
Böbür-ak=böbrek=the kidney
Paça-ak=bacak= the leg
Paytı-ak=(phathi-ak>hadyak>adyak)=Ayak= the foot
Taş-ak=testicle
Her iki-ciğer...=Akciğer=the lung
Tül-karn-ak =that obscures/ shads each one of both dark/ covert periods= her iki karanlık/batıni çağı örten tül
Zhu'l-karn-eyn=the (shader) owner of each one of both time (periods)
Dhu'al-chorn-ein=two horned one=(horned hunter)Herne the hunter= Cernunnos = Cornius
I’m French and it’s funny to see that she has French tips like “euuu” or the sound that we make just before a sentence with our tongue so she can be proud it’s impressing 😂
Je vois absolument pas en quoi c'est un "tips", faudrait m'aiguiller sur ce point. Y a normalement pas de quoi en être fier, ça fait plutôt tâche au niveau de la fluidité. Le "euuu", qui , de nos jours s'est ancré en tant que réfléxe dans le language quotidien n'est pas "impréssionant", loin de là. Réduire au maximum son utilisation demeure un choix non négligeable quant à l'amélioration de l'éloquence, entres autres..
@@zycry6000 Certes mais le fait qu'elle utilise cette mauvaise habitude française montre bien qu'elle a acquis un très bon niveau. Maintenant elle doit améliorer le même point sur lequel nous-mêmes natifs devont travailler. Elle aurait pu utiliser l'équivalent Chinois ou Anglais.
@@laho4831 Complétement d'accord :)
@@zycry6000 Ce n’est pas être fière dans le sens où on est fière de cela mais plutôt le faite qu’elle maîtrise vraiment la langue jusqu’à avoir nos tics que language. Je suis d’accord que cela n’est pas bien vu à l’oral mais ça n’était pas sûr le point de la rhétorique que je parlais mais sur la maîtrise
@@jadelavigne7501 Exactement ! Quand on apprends une langue c'est aussi important aussi d'apprendre les filler words !
D'ailleurs vaut mieux, car le filler word en chinois mandarin "那个" (nàge) peut être dangereux dans certaines situations :P
(Je te laisse aller écouter la prononciation de "那个" sur un traducteur ou autre :D)
She is one of the truest polyglots on youtube. She says seven, but I see at least 9, counting Cantonese and her regional home language.
Ture as someone who study chinese mandarin specifically they are very different
Wow, great work and very impressive!
Thank you Brian ! Your videos in arabic really give me a lot of motivation❤️
@@zoe.languages can you study malayalam ???
മലയാളം നിങ്ങൾക്ക് പഠിക്കാൻ കഴിയുമോ ??
Challange ??????
@@zoe.languages 😙😙😙😚😚😘😘
😀
I totally agree with you, my friend 💖💖💖
I am loving the comments on this video. Everyone is giving their input through their own language. You don't see that often on UA-cam. Language really brings people together despite its never ending diversity.
Love this comment 🥰❤️
What a beautiful message,my friend . Thanks for sharing 💖💖💖
I'm a native Portuguese and I've only really learned English. I can speak a bit of french, italian and japanese - just enough to have realized this: it's just so nice to understand other languages. Here in Portugal we don't get movies/TV dubbing pretty much never - it's all subtitles. But you know what, even when I was a kid that made an impact on me. I was fortunate enough to watch movies made in different countries and learned to realize the value of their different languages. Even if I didn't understand the words, the manner of speaking, the colloquialisms, the expressions, the sounds, etc etc, bring such a multitude of meanings and impacts - you just experience so much more of life by trying to understand other languages. I just wish many more people had the time/space to learn different languages and not just slave away at their jobs (like me)
im Korean and you motivate me so much! My dream is to be a polyglot also. Now Im practicing chinese and spanish. I should work harder!! Thank you for inspiration!
You will learn dear leaner if you keep trying!!
Im learning korean! Good luck for you and your hard work,we can do it!
Türkçe oöğrenmenizide tavsiye ederiz. Korece ve Türkce aynı dil ailesine mensup zorlanacağınızı düşünmüyorum.🌸
I want to be a polyglot too. I'm mastering my English and learning Korean. I'm an Spanish native speaker.
Bienvenido a bordo! Que bueno que estás aprendiendo español. 👏🏽👏🏽
As a Persian native speaker I just can say WOW!!
That's perfect as 1 year of learning
Bah bah che dokhtare zebeli, Such a smart girl :)
@@Persiano. what is the meaning what you wrote?
Wow, I’m impressed. I live in Germany and your language is so good! As a native speaker I can understand you perfectly. I love your accent, it’s very sweet ;) Liebe Grüße aus Deutschland 👋🏻
Bemerkenswert sind die Fachwörter, trotz der "schlechten" Aussprache, die eher auf ein wesentlich niedrigeres Niveau hindeuten würden.
@@ebenezerwheezer7036 Ich mag mich ja irren, aber ich gehe mal davon aus, dass Zoe das Video nicht spontan bzw ohne eine gewisse Vorbereitung aufgenommen hat - das mit den Fachwörtern liegt dann wohl eher an der Planung für das Video
I am learning Swedish, and my grandpa always says to me “why? So many countries speak English, and you may not even ever go to that country” and I so to him, “grandpa, learning is free. Even if I never go to Sweden, or any other countries which languages I want to learn, it is a positive, constructive use of my time. It’s something I enjoy.”
You're right. Learning extra languages is an excellent exercise for your brain: it's proven that it improves your mental capacities. Besides, it intellectually opens your mind: it offers you new horizons. Lat but not least, with a good knowledge of Swedish you can also travel to Finland (where Swedish is an official language beside Finnish) and to Denmark and Norway, whose languages are very, very close to Swedish. In short, you're not wasting your time - definitely.
@@yagi3925 Sometimes it's not worth learning a lot of languages - otherwise words may shift together. I think knowing three or two languages is enough. And if your language is very popular, then you don't have to worry about traveling.
@@aruuito Exactly why we have one common langauge so we don't have to waste brain space on learning multiple langauges.
@@Ghost572 if you look up about that subject, you'll find that we actually haven't got a limited brain space. And wether you have a popular language, learning new language(s) is proven to be quite good for brain on long term (as things like learning an instrument or skill). But if you do not want/like to it is your choice and there's nothing wrong with that.
@@SimFiftyFifty Yeah I'm not really sure what the limit is on human brain storage, I imagine it is very high though. Even if we can't remember everything we are still good at storing on other mediums like books etc.
As a native German I’m so impressed I’ve literally understood everything!
Keep going with learning, it’s insane how you can speak so fluently but say you’re 'not really good' at German
Viele Grüße und viel Spaß beim Lernen!
I'm beginner In learning germany . As a native German do you have some tips to guide me for that?
@@ahmedalrawi9687 dont try to understand the grammar, just accept it
Moin Meister
Yea it very hard to learn German grammer (I'm from Germany and I understand it's hard for people who are learning German) cause we have so many words who means one thing and the grammer is also very hard to learn xD but you still can learn German or speak it, just my tip is to learn the grammer at the end so you can understand better ^^
@@jennymeschke6457 Learning the grammar at the end doesn’t really work. You have to know the grammar to be able to construct sentences properly.
Mashaallah...! I am so impressed!
I'm Uyghur and I know Chinese, Japanese, English, Turkish.
However, You speak all languages very well!!👍👍👍
Hello my sister i'm uzbek who can understand the Uighur language 99% do you live in Eastern TURKESTAN/xiangjiang
Persian is my mother tongue and then I learned English in my teens and a few months ago I started learning German as well. I really love learning languages and I know as soon as I reach a reasonable level in German I'll start learning another language (French or Japanese), seeing hardworking people like you really inspires me to try more and also to be more persistent in my language learning. Thank you Zoe💞✨💫
you're honestly the only arabic speaking foreigner i've seen that speaks this confidently, WOW.
yes arabic is very VERY hard, which makes the fact that you speak it so well so much more impressive.
Lol it is kind a hard
She is great for sure but I have met many Chinese who speak Arabic fluently not only Fus-ha but also different dialects, such as Lebanese, Jordanian, Palestinian, Syrian, Saudi Arabian, Egyptian, Iraqi, and not just that they also speak different dialects of different cities in each of the countries I just mentioned, and if you cover their faces you would never be able to tell the guy who is speaking is non-Arab. They have no accent at all. Come to China and I will at least make you meet not less than 100 Chinese who speak Arabic like native Arab speakers, literally like native Arabs you will never ever be able to tell that they are Chinese when they speak Arabic.
Becose in arabic we have the letter ضand غ and and if you aren t arabic you can not talk very well
@@rokkeey Well, I've read somewhere that Arabic is one of the fastest-growing foreign languages being studied at Chinese universities, and given that the quality of many Chinese universities is now rivaling that of Western universities, this hardly comes as a surprise. Still, given such difference between the two languages, that is very impressive they've reached such a level!
hi im egyptian... and you are soo right ..fun fact ..arabic is the hardest language in the world even harder than japanese or chinese or whatever and if you are not arabian and you wanna learn arabic you can speak it but not fluently ... no one can speak it fluently (if you are not arabian) even if u lived most of ur life there(in arab countries) ..it is such a hard language ..but its so nice and we love it because we know its special ... im really happy that people is trying to learn our language and didnt leave it behind..i also learnt english fluently and i love english sooo much its sooo easy to learn.. love it bye
i think ur german is really good already, ofc it doesn’t sound like a native german but i could understand everything u said and i think it actually sounded very nice and natural:)
Thank you for your encouragement, I will try to do better :)
suushiiq, as a German I totally agree you^^
Thats true but she has a strong Chinese accent :D nichts für ungut.
Its not bad and grammar is quite good. Still you need to focus to understand her pronounciation
I've been learning german since 1st grade by a lovely old woman who lived nearby a german school in my city.So my dad decided to attend some simple courses for me to learn a second language .After 1 year of learning it , I was already in second grade and i knew loads of simple words.Even phrases sometimes. He decided that it was better if I practiced german pretty often at school so he moved me to a german school and so did german became my second language . 2 years later I had to prepare for an important german exam at the end of the 4th class .I took the tes and I got one of the best scores from my class ( back then ) .Then, on 6th grade the pandemic hit on us so we obviously had no choise rather than staying in quarantine for months .So I lost interest in learning this language. Then 7th grade came around . I haven't remembered anything !! My vocabulary was previously small and I constantly forgot the articles "der,die,das" I couldn't even remember how to use them . ( I was still online schooled ) Now, I'm in 8th grade and still can't manage to say a scentence right in comparison with the old days. I tried to learn more vocabulary from class , I tried to write E-Mails and articles, similarly like an English exam . So far , I think almost 8 years have passed and I should've known this language as native speaker would do . This is literally insane.All these years of effort were screwed .And i'm not the only one in my class , all of my classmates have been making these mistakes and from now on they still continue for some reason . What should I do to recover all the unclear things i didn't understand? How do i get my vocabulary back? What should i do to fall in love with this language again? Motivation and focus ? Tricks ? Techniques? Pleaseee I need *help*!!
in brief:
In this video, a polyglot named Zoe introduces herself and shares her journey in learning seven languages.
Being Chinese by origin, she's currently living in France, pursuing a Ph.D. in Sociology.
Zoe discusses her Chinese background, mentioning that she speaks Mandarin as her mother tongue and a regional dialect called Gui Liu, which is closely related to Mandarin.
She also speaks a distinct language known as Zhuang, native to her mother's ethnic group, that's very different from Mandarin and is closely related to Thai.
She has also learned Cantonese during her undergraduate studies in Guangzhou.
When she moved to France for her studies, she immersed herself in French and eventually considered it her second mother tongue.
She recalls the difficulty she faced initially despite having a C1 level in French, especially in understanding academic terminologies.
To overcome this, she recorded lessons and transcribed them, enabling her to improve her language skills and fluency in French.
Now, she uses French as her academic and working language, delivering conferences and lectures in French and English.
Zoe started learning Arabic three years ago, beginning with classical Arabic.
She traveled to Morocco and Egypt for immersive language experiences.
Noticing that street Arabic was different from classical Arabic, she decided to learn the Egyptian dialect to communicate better with locals.
Despite finding Arabic to be the most difficult language she has learned, she didn't give up, continuing to practice every day and finding opportunities to converse in Arabic.
Zoe also talks about her experiences with Turkish, a language she learned for a year.
She found it easy to practice Turkish in Turkey due to the welcoming nature of the Turkish people.
She has also been learning Persian for the same amount of time, and she found it easier due to her prior knowledge of Arabic.
However, her initial Persian had a bit of Arabic accent which she has been working on.
She was attracted to Persian for its beauty, poetry, and melody.
Zoe's seventh language is German, which she admits is her weakest as she rarely gets a chance to practice it.
Interestingly, she learned German in Egypt with the intention of pursuing her Ph.D. in Germany.
However, she ended up practicing more Arabic than German there.
She clarifies that she does not come from a diplomatic family, nor did she start learning these languages as a child.
She attributes her linguistic prowess to passion, patience, persistence, and hard work rather than innate talent.
She assures viewers that everyone has the potential to learn new languages if they have the right passion and employ effective learning methods.
Zoe concludes by stating that the purpose of her channel is to document her progress and share her language learning methods, stories, and tips.
She hopes to inspire others and provide help for those interested in learning languages.
Despite not being perfect in all languages, she's still learning and improving, inviting viewers to join her in this journey of continual learning.
Shit thanks man, now I can watch the video silent.🍌🍌
Having prior knowledge in Arabic won't help you with studying Persian, as these two languages are completely unrelated! Persian is an Indo-European language. Arabic is a Semitic language.
You talking farsi so cute😍😂I'm proud and thankful that you have chosen this language to learn and I hope you make more progress day by day because you deserve it.love u❤️
I love Farsi and I will keep working on it
This is remarkable. Your French was on point. Your Arabic was very impressive: good pronunciation and a clear appreciation for verb conjugation and intonation. With Arabic, French, English and Mandarin, you have 4 of the UN's 6 official languages. There's only Russian and Spanish to go. As you have an excellent command of French, Spanish will flow easily (or with greater ease).
not a good pronunciation of Persian
though
@@skywalker4325 who cares she can speak at least.
@@kanadadayasamak2938 As someone who is fluent in Farsi, I could barely understand her. Not only was it very difficult to make out what she was saying; but it almost sounded like she was speaking Arabic or Pashto. The pronunciation was very poor. She does not know how to speak Farsi. In the description it said that she spoke these languages at an intermediate level, which is false. To me, it’s disrespectful to claim to speak a language and then proceed to utter complete nonsense.
sus مغربي او جزائري
@@MAR19980 اللهجه الي تستخدمها بالعربيه هي لهجه لبنانيه مو مغربيه ولا مصريه على حسب قولها
I am so impressed ! I am syrian, lebanese, née en France and learning Korean and I think your arabic is absolutely stunning ! You rekindled my language motivation !
I'm so happy you found some motivation from me, I didn't speak a word of Arabic 3 years ago! Keep going for your Korean, you'll make it !!!
I am syrian too and my mother from mexico
Hiba je suis marocain et nouvelles sur la chaîne
Je te souhaite une bonne chance
J'aimerais bien être comme toi
I'm so impressed!! I am French, can speak German, English fluently and have been learning Mandarin Chinese! You're inspiring me to continue to learn harder! Keep up the great work!
Zoe. you are a genius in learning Arabic,Persian and Turkish .As I Malaysian Chinese, I cannot imagine this would blown my mind. I just want to say you inspired me as well . I'm native speaker of Malay (which is also similar to Indonesian language ) English and Cantonese . Mandarin I can listen and speak well but not able to write or read fluently . French I learn 2 years ago and Spanish 1 year plus ago and now a bit of Tagalog.I realize I may have the talent to learn some languages faster some are not .
خیلی خوشحال شدم که فارسی هم یاد میگیری ❤️
موفق باشی✨
What is thes Language
@@imnotokay2470 persian
@@imnotokay2470 Persian I think
@@imnotokay2470 it's persian
من فقط داخل شدم كه بيبنم فارسي اش را ههه
türkçe öğrenmeyi lütfen bırakmayın, sesinize de yakışıyor. zor bir dil olmasına rağmen 1 yılda gayet iyi ilerlemişsiniz. 🤗
Teşekkürler knk ben de çinliyim ve bende türkçeyi öğreniyom 😀❤️❤️
@@nitaseely6830 çince öğrenmek isterim ama bana en zor gelen dil çince sen şuan çinde mi yaşıyorsun? Çinde youtube yasak diye biliyorum
@@dvdaslanov4788 çince öğrenmek istediğin için iyi şanslar, evet ben Çin'de yaşıyorum şuan ama youtube'u kullanabilirim ama biz genellikle çin uygulamaları kullanırız
Ben de azeriyim türkçeyi çok seviyorum 🤗
@@gokboruosman7031 Zaten ikisi aynı dil sadece farklı ağızlar.
first of all I must say, your german is so good! after just two years! What's most impressing to me is that you can talk about different topics (and especially those that are important to you) and your own experiences in all of these languages. I think it's really important to be able to talk about things that interest you and are important in your life. This is something I e.g. want to improve with my Spanish speaking: as I've only ever learnt it in a class room and feel like I don't have enough everyday-vocabulary.
Her German is really really not so "so good", actually not at all for two years of language studies... but, as she said, she spoke more Arab than German, so it's not that big a deal.
As an Arab I can seriously tell you I am genuinely impressed, Keep up the great work
I was so shocked when you spoke in Farsi since almost nobody speaks Farsi in these types of videos. I’m a native Farsi speaker and your Farsi is really good!
me too, i get excited when i see fellow persian people since i barely see them in videos or wtvr, she is amazing!
same i wz so surprised when i saw our flag in the thumbnail (•̩̩̩̩＿•̩̩̩̩)
Yes her Farsi sounds better than her Turkish.I don't know Farsi but she didn't pause as often as she was speaking Turkish.I miss my Iranian friend Samira❤from Tehran
السلام عليكم، سلام عزيزم! Merhaba, Bonjour and Hello🌸❤
I am Asmaa from Egypt and I'd like to say that I'm very impressed by your passion and persistence in learning languages, I actually majored here in Egypt in the University of Azhar in the Persian Language and I was so happy to understand what you were saying without seeing the subtitles :D, I also study at University in addition to the Persian language, Turkish and French, you inspired me to be patient and keep going so thank you very much for this amazing video!
Habibty, I am very happy to receive this sweet message and I am happy that we share the passion of the five languages, we will progress together بالتوفيق
@@zoe.languages 🥰🥰
واقعا شما از مصر هستید؟ و فارسی یاد گرفتید؟ درود بر شما واقعا برای ایرانی ها ارزشمند است که کسی فارسی رو برای تحصیل در دانشگاه انتخاب کنه
Hope you will have a great joutney with persian languege , with love from Iran❤❤❤I love to learn turkish and arabic
MN Zuban e Forsi Kheylee dost doram.
Mm Tojiki va Arabistan hstam.
Chun Mamanam Tojikistoni ast WA Pedarm Saudi ast.
🇸🇦🇸🇦🇹🇯🇹🇯
Ich bin Deutschtrainerin und sehr beeindruckt! Das ist wirklich toll, wie gut du - vor allem grammatikalisch - sprichst, obwohl du noch nie in einem deutschsprachigen Land gelebt hast. Ich bin sicher, dass du in Deutschland noch die perfekte Aussprache lernst!
I'm proud and thankful that you have chosen this language to learn and I hope you make more progress day by day because you deserve it . love u❤️
it’s impressive she speaks 7 languages that are actually different.
Don’t compare her to those European polyglots who speak French, Spanish, Italian and Portuguese. She made it very clear she doesn’t count dialects within China. However, linguistically the distance between Cantonese to Mandarine is often said to be like English to German and definitely more than Spanish to French.
@@MountainJohn Turkish, Arabic and Farsi are not at all in the same family... They share similarities because of culture only (Islam) but linguistically are very very different, each of them
@@adamabdelhamed2524 Farsi and Arabic are directly related. They have many many similarities. Turkish was written in arabic script and later changed to make the nation more secular by disconnect with the Quran. They are related by root.
@@MountainJohn same writing system does not equal same language roots... That would be like saying English and Turkish are similar now because they use the same writing system
The grammar and vocabulary are different, and they are in different language families altogether. Yes they share some words because of cultural similarities but that's mostly it
@@MountainJohn Turkish is a Turkic language, nothing to do with Arabic, which is a Semitic language.
@@adamabdelhamed2524 Yeah exactly. Nothing to add.
برابو الله يوفقك وتوصلي للمليون مشترك كتير حلوين حكياتك👍💐
شكرا كتير
Pak prabowo ?
@@serbaserbi6004 bravo**
@Zoe.languages
انتي شطورة عنجد! كل الاحترام
@@zoe.languages انتي تتكلمي لغتي احبككك موت V-V
Hi Zoe, so glad I found this. Your journey to speak Arabic inspiring. I've just started to read it and learn vocab. I'm a translator, and one day would like to translate/interpret from Arabic. I'm bilingual in French too! I'd love to connect with you at some time.
What an incredibly talented person you are! I am from Germany and I definitely was impressed by your German! I could tell straight away that your have a knack for grammar and grasping the character of a language and living in Germany will improve your accent and “Umgangssprache” a lot! And you will find a lot of different dialects depending on which city you choose to visit!
first of all,
round of applause for how well you speak all 7 languages!!
second of all, as a Syrian myself, i wanna say how happy and impressed i am that you chose to learn the syrian dialect and that you chose Feiruz (one of our most treasured singers) as background music!!!
many people that try to get to know our culture tend to go to cheap, loud music that doesn´t even represent us and therefore destroy our image.
respect!!
Thank you for your comment and I am so happy that you noticed my choice of Feiruz :)🥰
Zoe.languages you are such a successful person but I am wondering that you'r mother tongue is way more harder than Arabic?
@@zouzyeemzouz7566no
العربي اصعب بكثير ما ن لغتي الام. عربي ولكن. ما زلت اتعلم منها هناك اكثر من 40لهجه سوريه وليس الوطن العربي
🇹🇷📞😘⚘💍💍
as a trilingual I admire her so much. she already know the hardest languages out there and thats hella impressive by itself. good luck
Id say arabic is harder for speaking, listening.
As a native Arab I wanna say congratulations! As you said Arabic is hella difficult and you may have a little bit more to go in terms of pronunciation but overall you're doing soooo good mashallah
You are cute when you speak Persian 😍😍 It was pretty good for a begginer. But of course it needs more practice to become fluent.🥰 You need to practice a little more about the verbs you use👍 and im so happy that you liked our language
I am iranian and i think your persian is so good for 1 year of learning😍🇮🇷
عررر يه ايراني
چطوری ایرانی😀
درورد هموطن 💙
@@shayantabaei61 🙏 عزیزی 🧡
@@im_medisaw 😂😐
من الجميل جداً اختيارك للهجة السورية، أقدر لك ذلك ويسعدني سماع كلماتك الحلوة، بالتوفيق الدائم ♡
I am very impressed with the way you change the tune from one language into another. Great job has been put in place. My concern is when did you start learning languages?
I am always passionate about languages. I speak 3 languages and I am in learning process of the fourth one.
It's very nice to see someone acsually speak my language "persian" of course it was kind of hard understanding it becuase I speak it mostly informally even to my parents since I never learned it through school just casual home talk to my parents and siblings but keep up the great work I'd love to see you progress more in your accent and pronunciation in persian 🇦🇫💖
Thank you ! I will keep learning Persian hope I can get to the level I want ☺️
I am SO impressed by your french. Even tho you learned it as an adult, you managed to get an amazing accent. You even sounded native for a couple sentences ! ( I'm a french native speaker from Belgium )
C'est rare d'avoir aussi peut de faute quand c'est pas une langue de ton pays t'avais juste une ou deux petites erreurs mais c'est très clair dans l'ensemble et c'est l'important
@technofake8135 kkk eu sou metade português metade belga! Mas meu português não vale nada lol
@@Joker-ru7zl grave! Je trouve surtout que son intonation était hyper impressionnante, ça sonnait vraiment français
Pourquoi répondre en anglais ?
@@JupitolPOKEFAN399 bah pour que les non francophones comprennent mon commentaire ? Si jamais ils se demandaient quel était son niveau en français
شكرا 💙
في أخر أيام السنة كنت أفكر في تعلم لغات أكثر و بفضلك أشعر بالحماس لتعلم المزيد 🥰💙
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@@tuqakazkaz120 سبعة
شكرا على شو بزبط عندي فضول ؟
@@AthleticMuslim اللغة البنغلاديشية
Bonjour Zoe,
Je suis vraiment surprise. Tu es vraiment très motivée. Tu m'a vraiment inspirée. J'apprends le français depuis 6 ans, mais je ne peux pas parler bien comme toi. Je ne sais pas comment tu peux perfectionner tes langues que tu as appries. C'est impressionnant! Bravo! Bonne continuation!
Je suis tombée sur ta vidéo par hasard et franchement je te trouve incroyable !! Pour l’arabe tu parles tellement bien. Ton accent est top! Je m’abonne ☺️
Among other languages I speak German, French and Arabic fluently and must say I am extremely impressed by your eloquent articulation and for the most part (french and arabic) amazing pronounciation. It is true that your German is not as fine-tuned as some of the other languages you speak, but considering the circumstances under which you learned the languge I must say, you have to give yourself more credit!! mind blowing.
لغتك العربية جيدة، ومن الواضح انكِ بذلتِ جهدًا كبيرًا في تعلمها.
وللمعلومية: يَصْعُب نطق اللغة العربية نطقًا صحيحًا لغير الناطقين بها.
أتمنى لكِ أيامًا طيبة ❤️
شكرا كتير ❤️ اي اكيد لازم ادرس اكتر ان شاء الله
@@zoe.languages انت مسلمة
@@gueminimalak2996 مش اي شخص تعلم العربية يعني مسلم بس يمكن ليش لا
@@gueminimalak2996 لا ،أضن أخدت هاي العبارات من الناس العرب اللي كانت تحكي معاهم
@@gueminimalak2996 تقول الحمد لله بالدقيقة 5:36
I'm impressed, I speak French & English as a Moroccan, and our dialect makes it a bit easier to speak foreign languages, but seeing a Chinese person master Arabic pronunciation is beyond impressive, not only that you speak other languages at a high level. Chapeau!
True inspiration!👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻 Thank you for sharing your journey!
Türkçe konuşmanız ve ülkemizi beğenmeniz çok hoşuma gitti 🥰 Umarım Türkçe konuşmayı hiç bırakmazsınız çünkü harika konuşuyorsunuz 😍
Aynen
Das ist wow…✨ Ich bin beeindruckt es ist wundervoll dein Deutsch ist so gut 😊
Fand ich auch
so und so ;) aussprache nat. noch sehr ausbaufähig.., aber grammatik echt krass stark, satzbau usw... muß irre schwer sein bei so vielen sprachen! merkt man normal ja schon wenn ein deutscher englisch spricht, es wird einfach versucht den satz zu "übersetzen"... grammatikalisch kpl falsch ;)
Sie kann die Theorie, aber die Aussprache ist ausbaufähig.
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Bin seit 8 Jahren in Österreich und Sie stellt komplexere Sätze als ich :)
I’m very happy to find your channel. I am having a lot of problems because I need improve my English and French living in Canada and u was thinking is not possible. But you’re the perfect example that it is possible …. ♥️
Really impressed with your Arabic, your pronunciation etc. Very inspiring and lovely to hear!
The Persian part was actually really impressive! many people cannot say few Persian letters because they sound really weird and writing in Persian is another hard thing. All in all you did a really good job at it! خیلی عالی بود!
I'm Persian too
And the way she speaks is spot on but maybe if she practices getting the accent right it will sound like the real deal but there are different part of Iran that have different accents so there is a chance it's because of another Persian accent that I had never heard
But the downside of my Farsi is that I had never learned how to write because I left there when I was 1 year old
非常感謝你上傳這個影片😭
雖然我是個不相關的工程系的學生 也沒有在學很多語言 但你學習語言的故事好勵志 我只要看到很努力的人都會覺得被安慰到了
As a native Turkish speaker, I can say that you are really advanced at speaking Turkish. Thanks for making great videos!!
Konuşması kulağa sevimli geliyor olabilir ama bu advanced falan değil, abartma.
Thank you so much for your videos. Keep the hard work! you're a truly inspiration ❤️ tons of love from Latin America
im so proud of you!! i speak french, persian, and Arabic as well and I am currently learning Italian. You're very inspirational :)))
عالی
Bravo Madame :)
Tebrikler Zoe, çok güzel video. Türkçe öğrenmenden dolayı gurur duydum 😊
Çok teşekkürler, umarım daha iyi türkçe konuşacam 😊
@@zoe.languages bence 1 yıldır öğrenmene rağmen çok güzel konuşuyorsun
BENCE DE IT AIN’T BAD FOR SOMEONE NOT TURKISH ALSO I CAN SAY IT IS ALMOST PERFECT FOR ONE YEAR IN TURKISH CUZ IT AIN’T EASY AS ENGLISH I CAN TELL THAT CUZ I ENGLISH-TURKISH WELL IT WAS ENJOYABLE YANI BENCE SAMIMI BIR VIDEO IDI HOSUMA GITTI COK TATLI BULDUM
You are a legend! I'm so glad I found this channel, you inspire me to learn more languages!
Hi, Zoe :) I hope you are well. I stumbled across your channel today and I must say I'm impressed by your language abilities. Languages are very fascinating and amazing tools for us to connect with many different cultures. I am a multilingual speaker myself. I speak about 9 language with various levels of fluency. I really want to learn at least 3 languages or more in each language family. I'm actually pursuing a career as a language tutor and hopefully I can get into much more later on. Anyway, I watched your Chinese vs Japanese comparison video and I was very interested in subscribing to your channel afterwards, since your points were very accurate. I've been learning on and off Japanese since 2008 and I recently tried to learn some Mandarin. It's actually quite fun. Keep up the great work 👍 👏 💪
Thank you for the "❤" I found that a lot of the steps you follow in terms of your routine with regards to language learning are very similar to my own
Bütün dilleri çok güzel konuşuyorsun
umarım daha yeni dillerde öğrenirsin 👌👍😊
Türkiyeden selamlar👋
As a native German I can say: WOW! Only been learning for 2 years and your grammar is amazing! Regardless of a rather thick accent every German would understand you perfectly and the grammar really is the hardest part about our language. Since you got that covered pretty good you I am sure you will easily pick up the pronunciation. I recommend watching your favorite TV show in German, because we literally have a synchro to everything :D
The only *good* german production I can think of, is the Netflix-serious ,,Dark“ and it’s also very complicated to follow if you’re uninterested and not really a nerd like me🤣
@@user-rv5yf2pn7b our grammar is easy? :D Than i bet 100 Dollar you cant write me a correct letter in my mother language :)
Try to write me a detailed comment in german :)
@@UpperMoon95 Russian is harder.
@@obitouchiha2581 I'm NOT talking about german productions, most of them are horrendous :D But we do have really good synchros of foreign shows and movies.
@@user-rv5yf2pn7b German grammar is a nightmare to perfect. Because it's highly illogical and there are many unneccessary rules.
Biraz geç olsa da kanalınızı keşfettiğim için çok mutlu oldum. İyi şanslarrr 💜
Even I'm not a Chinese but I'm so proud of you! You are motivated me so much!!
I love it when i find people passionate about languages like me😭 you really give me positive vibes and a lot of motivation! I'm Algerian so i speak arabic, French and english, currently learning korean and spanish! Turkish is in my TO DO list as well. Wish me luck😊
Bon courage ma belle, I am sure you will make it
@@zoe.languages
Omg thank you sm Zoe😘
Hey ! WOW ! I am a native speaker of Turkish and love and want to learn Korean , Spanish and French too !
I am amazed at how similar we are ! I'm a language lover too. Nice to see someone like you.
By the way, I am a bit shocked at the fact that you want to learn Turkish, I hopefully do wish you good luck with learning it. You can ask any question about that to me , I'll trymy best if you need any help with it.
Türkçe zor ama öğrenmeni isterim
@@labetegeveudan4163 hiçte değil videodaki bayan 1 yıllık Türkçeyi 3 yıllık arapçasindan daha çok iyi konuşuyordu Türkçe kolay bir dil baya bildiğim dillerle kiyaslayarak
I am a native German speaker and I'm very impressed by your German skills! Sometimes even I am frustrated by my mother language, it's definitely not easy but you're mastering it very well, keep it going!
@@Luvulong Vorallem wenn man jetzt 7 Sprachen kann die so verschieden sind.
I'm impressed that she said that Arabic is the most difficult language not German, as many other foreigners pretend.
@@dirkbecker2961 That definitely depends on your knowledge and your subjective aims.
Naja für zwei Jahre lernen ist es okay aber an sich tut es weh ihr dabei zuzuhören weil es sehr gebrochen ist
@@thomas.thomas Ich habe einen türkischen Freund gefragt, ihre türkische Aussprache ist ähnlich schwierig. Ihre Stärken sind Wortschatz und Grammatik, Aussprache aber ist bis auf Mandarin in allen ein wenig - das meine ich nicht böse - schlabbelig gelernt.
Persian here!🇮🇷
Right, you're so cute when you talk Persian ;) honestly you're spkeaing Persian great considering it's only 1 year of learning Persian and considering you're learning some other languages while learning Persian. I feel happy and grateful to see someone learning my language! Keep going!
وقتی که دیدمت حس فوق العادهای داشتم ;)
خیلی ممنون عزیزم
Zoe太厲害了 意外看到妳的影片，非常有幫助也很振奮，也好喜歡妳說話的方式，妳的法語也好迷人～ 真的很少看到中文母語的多語達人，有機會也很想聽妳用中文分享學習英文和其他外語的方法！
I'm Syrian , you nailed the accent(لهجتك كتير لطيفة)😍😍 , I love learning languages as well , I learn English and Japanese and would love to continue improving , I'm finishing my pharmacy degree and when I'm done I can focus more and more on learning new languages
شكرا كتير الله يعطيك العافيه🥰
انت رائعة 👏👏👏👏👏
هلا باشا
اهلين بندوق
شو جابك هون معلم😂
شونك\
اه يابندوق اه
Wow, nice. Just want to say, I'm Portuguese, I'm not even that fluent in French, but during that french segment I felt like I was listening to a french person just talking about their story in a natural way. I studied a bit of japanese and wish I can have the time to learn Mandarin as well, but I can only imagine how hard it is for a chinese person to learn all those languages. Good job and thanks for all your work and these videos.
And I can speak 7 a little, Portuguese, Indonesian, Filipino, Hindi, Greek, French, Dutch, Norwegian, Finnish, Hungarian, and Turkish.
Are you sure you can speak?
This must be pretty hard
You are Great 👍
Türkçe öğrenmeniz gerçekten çok güzel. Ufak tefek hatalar yapsanız bile telaffuzunuz oldukça anlaşılır.
Umarım Türkçenizi unutmaz ve daha da geliştirirsiniz.
Teşekkürler öğrenmeye devam edecem ve umarım daha iyi türkçe konuşabilirim
@@zoe.languages insallah
@@turan2815 inshAllah *
@@nevn2811 İnşallah Türkçe değil arkadaşlar, Arapça. Bırakın umarım desin.
@@ahmetdevrimguren4977 Arapça olduğunu biliyorum ama Türkçede inşallah diye yazılıyor. İnşallah yazılışını düzelten kişiyeydi cevabım.
Wow!! As an Arab, hearing your Arabic is very impressive. I am so happy to hear that you learning the language and I promise when other Arabs hear your Arabic they will be shocked!!!! Mashallah keep up your amazing work💖
Hii, thank youu, you inspired me a lot :D!
i speak german (mothertongue) and english (learningn for 4 years) fluently, i also understand some austrian dialects.
i have been learning french in school for half a year, and i am teaching myself japanese, because it is such a beautiful language.
my aim is to at least speak five languages fluently, i think it is so fascinating to express yourself in different languages!
sadly, i am an introvert, so it is not that easy for me to talk to people :')
everyone, keep up the good work!
Dein Deutsch hat mich echt beeindruckt! :) Die Aussprache bedarf noch etwas Übung, aber deine Grammatik ist schon ziemlich gut. Menschen wie du inspirieren mich, andere Sprachen zu lernen. Seit ein paar Tagen lerne ich Chinesisch und es ist von der Aussprache und Schrift sehr schwierig für mich, aber es klingt total toll, deshalb werde ich mir viel Mühe geben und vielleicht eines Tages auch mit chinesischen Freunden in ihrer Muttersprache sprechen haha
Literally, I was losing motivation in myself recently until I saw that you were learning languages I was learning, too. This video totally gave me that pick-me-up I needed. Thank you for positing!!!!
Don’t give up 💪❤️
انتِ اسطورة بجميع لغة تكلمتي بها 🥀💞
وخصوصاً مع كل لغة تضيفي أغنية هادئة بنفس اللغة 👍
يسر الله امورك
I can speak 6 languages a little. Spanish, Italian, Swahili, Chinese, Japanese, and Korean.
you speak them all sooooo deeply and well. you’re really impressive
I speak Arabic and French and I was very surprised with your pronunciation in both languages, you're incredible!
معك حق حلوة لهجتنا الشامية 😂❤️
وحكيك منيح كتير هيك ومفهوم بالتوفيق
شكرا كتير
That Arabic and Farsi is just incredible, down to the pronunciation and accent, well done Zoe!
Greeting from Japan!
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?
20/20 in french ! Very impressive ! C'est très rare les personnes qui ont appris le français qui ne font aucune erreur.
Elle nous gratifie même d'un "très chiant" à 3:19... on peut pas faire mieux 😂
Une faute par ci par là, mais c'est très bien !
@@Marcel7592 Si on zappe les petites approximations de prononciations, j'ai noté qu'une seule faute perso, sachant que même les français font parfois des fautes on peut clairement dire qu'elle est bilingue la.
Ouais 😂😂😂😂
I'm French but I find English hard at the same time my English teacher ; ---; "
Moi je suis français je suis fan et amoureux d'une chinoise qui parle un petit peu français mais pas très peu
When you did greetings , I heard some accent and said nah she is new to the field. But when I heard you speaking them in a bigger scale then I realized you are a lot better than I thought. Good luck. I speak four of these languages too. Great to see someone with this much passion
Which 4, please?
@@danalmariti509 chinese , English, turkish and French
@@zeddoes Nice! For me it's English, French and a couple of African languages. I was interested in Turkish after watching Ertugrul.
@@danalmariti509 Hey, Turkish is a language that ain't very complicated to learn. To be precise I found Turkish as one of the easiest language from the language I've learned until now. Anyways, I know total of 9 languages If I say they are English, Bengali, Japanese, Korean, Chinese (mandarin-cantonese), Hindi, Urdu, Turkish, Arabic, A bit of Spanish, Russian & Portuguese also (Im learning these 3 rn)
@@nawshinanjum3914 Wow! You learned some of the difficult ones.
Hard working, Zoe, you are amazing!
Zoe, thank you. That was impressive. My languages are, English, Hebrew, Latin, Greek...and some German and French. But because I study ancient philosophy, I need these ancient languages. Of course, indeed there's no end to improvement.
C'est dur de croire que tu n'es pas native, ton français est vraiment très bon. C'est incroyable ! En tant que française native je suis impressionné. Tu rend bien hommage à la la belle langue française !
I've been trying to learn French for half a year and I think it's a beautiful language, my friends normally say it's very complicated and rude, but I don't think, it's amazing
ohhhhh enfin une francaise!
@@clairekoell9187 Dire que c'est dur de croire qu'elle n'est pas native francophone c'est un peu abusé étant donné son accent très prononcé mais c'est vrai qu'elle est incroyablement forte !
Si on veut vraiment chipoter, on peut dire qu’elle se trompe sur l’utilisation des articles : La Le Les et Du De Des.
Mais sinon, C carré !
@@clairekoell9187 moi aussi je suis une française
I love seeing you speaking farsi . Im persian 😊
خیلی بانمک هستی 😂
I love speaking Farsi as well, so cute so romantic
فارسی را از خیلی لحاظ می توان لهجه ۳۳ ام عربی دانست و بدون وجود زبان عربی و تورکی یک زبان مستقل نیست
Persian can be considered the 33rd dialect of Arabic in many ways, and it is not an independent language without Arabic and Turkish.
@@iranianturk104 بنازم سربازان چنگیز turkish is teash turkish just mongolia
amazing exactly your Arabic and French really good that u decided to learn 7 languages its wonderful keep going and godspeed ❤
Tebrik ederim. Türkçe konuşmandan gurur duydum. Daha da ilerletmeni dilerim. Çince'den çok daha kolay güven bana .Just in case I put some translation,not beacuse you can't understand but to make it easier for you. Congratulations! I'm proud that you can speak Turkish. I hope you continue to improve even further. Trust me, it's much easier than Chinese. ;)
I have a Chinese friend and I tried to teach him some basic Turkish words. He was struggling so much. I thought Chinese and Turkish are not matching well. However, I’m really impressed with your pronunciation. You doing great. Istanbul is love.
im german, im a bit of a linguist. ive been with a south korean women from 2016 to 2018. i tried learning korean, and it went really well.
what ive noticed is how the structure of the shape of our skulls is super different. it was interested!! cause thats why they have easier time speaking in native language, than foreign. the shape of the mouth gives you options to different techniques using tongue, breathing. i hope you can see what i mean :)
Technically there is no such thing as Chinese as langue. However you may say Chinese languages, Which can be around 13 main different languages excluding dialects.
Many Words in Chinese languages have Turkic origin or exchanged. Also names are very similar. Manchu Language especially have many Turkic origin words. Unfortunately When Han Chinese Terrorists illegally occupied China until now Most mainstream non Mandarin languages banned.
Absolutely incredible! I'm truly impressed by your passion and dedication to learning languages, You are an inspiration to everyone
Amazing work Zoe!!
The Farsi part was fun actually because you put there a western Iranian song and used standard Iranian words but with an eastern accent like Dari Persian 😂
I really like Chinese people and Chinese history and have been learning Mandarin for 6 months.
我的波斯语加油！你的中文加油！❤️
@@zoe.languages 我期待着有一天我不用字典就能用中文回答你的评论.
She actually doesn't have a dari accent. Dari Persian is more hard because it's traditional Persian which many Afghans use today. She sounds pretty Iranian to me.
Your Persian speaking after 1 year of practice, is really impressive. Well done, you are talented. And thank you for your sweet words about Persian. Hope to see you soon in Iran 💚🤍❤️
Vraiment bravo tu m’as motivé à apprendre l’anglais 😂 si toi t’a réussi à apprendre 7 langue c’est que je peux apprendre au moins une 😂😂 vraiment merci 🙏
Grave elle est incroyable
Elle n'est pas humaine !!!
oui je me suis dit la même chose : c`est motivant
Bon courage 💪☺️
Yes tu peux le faire ! J'ai appris l'énorme majorité de mon anglais en lisant des règles de YGO (qui n'existaient à ce moment là qu'en anglais) en 2009-2011 et en regardant des vidéos Minecraft entre 2011 et 2013.
Le plus important est d'apprendre comment la langue fonctionne via des cours, des apps ou autre, et d'écouter un maximum de contenu dans la langue que tu veux apprendre !
Ce qui est cool avec l'anglais, c'est que t'as énormément du vocabulaire qui vient du vieux Français à cause des divers invasions de la France dans l'histoire, donc c'est assez facile pour nous de l'apprendre, la seule vraie difficulté, c'est la prononciation car elle n'est pas consistante comparé à beaucoup d'autres langues européennes.
Par exemple t'as le mot "garantie" en français qui est un héritage du vieux français parisien, et il a donné le mot "guaranty" en anglais.
Mais en anglais t'as aussi le mot "warranty" qui vient du vieux français norman et qui veut dire exactement la même chose ! (Et on a pas ce mot en français ajd, car le français actuel c'est le vieux français parisien avec quelques évolutions).
Là de mon côté ça fait 3 mois que j'ai commencé le chinois mandarin :D
I know English, Turkish and Danish, and I want to learn French this year. I just discovered your channel, and I thinks you're so inspirational! 😍
wow Zoe! I've seen your other videos where you mention you speak 7 languages but truly it is more than that. I wouldn't discredit the other Chinese languages you mentioned. I live in Canada so we do have a prominent Chinese population and it is a mix of both Cantonese and Mandarin speakers but the newer waves of immigration tend to be Mandarin speakers. they're definitely different and I think your viewers would love to hear you speak more about your mother tongues. looking forward to more content from you