Your English is fantastic my friend. In the process of studying Chinese these past couple years I have spoken with hundreds of Chinese people, and your English is the best I've heard thus far. 你的口音太流利的。好棒
I've taken French lessons on Duolingo for over 300 days, and have never missed a day of practicing. But I am far from being able to communicate in it. I have been thinking to make some changes to the way I learn it. I'm very impressed by what you've shared here. Intensity and consistency is what I need. By the way my native language is Chinese and English is secondary. Thank you for sharing your reflections with learners. It is encouraging.
I have been studying Spanish, Korean, and Mandarin for a long time now and my levels in each language are vastly different because my native language is English. Spanish is nice because the vocab is similar to English and Mandarin and Spanish are nice when it comes to basic grammar but my studying of Korean is much harder than that of other languages so I definitely understand your point of how long it takes to learn to depend on your native language and skills in other languages
I've seen three of your videos so far and I've learnt a lot! I'm a Brit learning Japanese and this video has not only given me useful tips, but has just pushed my inspiration forward! ありがとう！
The problem lies in what part of the muscles you are using in your mouth or throath! For example: dutch german or cantonese, you pronounce with front of your mouth..mandarin is more in the throath area, people who knows how to sing in different languages will understand where the problem of accents are. Learning another language also involves activating certain muscles in the mouth or throath than what you are used to in your native language
Great video ! I also read somewhere that the more languages you already know, the faster it gets to learn a new one, not only because you know your learning style, but because your brain gets better at learning and compartmentalizing ?
I only noticed one word you spoke differently, "culture". I feel your mouth was not as open as some native speakers do. When I first watched some of your videos, I thought you were an ABC. 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻 You are my inspirations!
I watched in a few videos. It's amazing how much time you spend to learn a language without knowing where it takes you. My conclusion of this videos: I think I except that I'm not that talented 😂😂😂 or maybe just to lazy.
Hi Phoenix, I have a question, how did you learn English? From your accent, I guess you went to american at an early age and studied maybe middle school in USA, is my guess correct? ❤ your sharing videos
My native language is Dutch. In highschool (or the equivalent) I had classes in English, French, German, Latin and Ancient Greek. Weirdly, the language that was most similar to Dutch, namely German, I found to be the hardest to learn by far. I don't know if it is because of the focus in German class was on grammar whereas the other languages had much broader focus, or my personal enthousiasm for the other languages was/is greater. But I do wonder if, when two languages are so similar, it because a temptation to ignore the nuanced differences in vocab, pronounciation and grammar (grammar was quite different), which seriously halts fluency in the long run. Practicing my German, it almost felt like I was putting on an accent in Dutch, rather than learning a new language on its own terms... Has anyone else had a similar experience? Or does anyone have any tips on how to overcome this?
I am a Turkish from Turkey. And also Azerbaijan public speaks Turkish. Between these two countries similarities like 80% for language. I did nor any problem while I'm learning the different accent of my language. But also I am learning German, and on my side, German is such a tricky thing. Maybe the only problem is German grammar :)
I always want to learn English and speak English as fluently as like you. But I always failed and gave up to learn it. But I have cofidence to learn foreign language by watching your video. Thanks for giving me motivation👍
LMFAO laughted a lot with the endings hahaha man I defintly agree with you, I've been studying french this last months, and really know english have been useful as fuck !
My mother tongue is Cantonese and I am fluent in English and Mandarin. Currently learning German but I have tried many methods and yet it is very hard for me to grasp this language. Obviously I havent really given it many hours per week... I am really hoping to find some tips on learning German. Is English your native language? if not, how long did it take for you to learn English?
What's your age fren? I really enjoy languages, but right now I only speak spanish, english, french, and i'm learning italian But sometimes I start to think i'm going too slow Is one too old to learn more languages, fren?
I don’t think one can be too old to learn languages, it’s just harder to reach native level after adolescence. But I learned all my languages but Chinese after the age of 15.
@@phoenixhou4486 thank you those are the cultures and races I’m interested in so I thought I would go with one of them. For someone who mainly speak English, would you recommend Japanese or French and what must one do? If you got a video can you link me it
Are you native Chinese? Because I think your English accent is excellent despite your saying it's all over the place. Of course it's not without error but the errors you make are virtually negligible. You even pronounce some words correctly that the vast majority of English natives mess up out of habit. Of course, that's a given being that you learned the language properly and not through ingestion like children do but nonetheless, your ability is not without merit.
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Your English is fantastic my friend. In the process of studying Chinese these past couple years I have spoken with hundreds of Chinese people, and your English is the best I've heard thus far. 你的口音太流利的。好棒
谢谢！My accent is really all over the place lol. It really depends on which side of the bed I wake up on🤣
@@phoenixhou4486 How do you achieve this high level of pronunciation skill in English? That is amazing!
@@phoenixhou4486 Your English has a southern style to it 🔥
I've taken French lessons on Duolingo for over 300 days, and have never missed a day of practicing. But I am far from being able to communicate in it. I have been thinking to make some changes to the way I learn it. I'm very impressed by what you've shared here. Intensity and consistency is what I need. By the way my native language is Chinese and English is secondary. Thank you for sharing your reflections with learners. It is encouraging.
Fantastic English bro, keep up the good work.
I think one very important factor is personal motivation - like loving the culture or the people or the foreign boyfriend
Yes I agree that’s the single most important factor
I wish I had the foreign boyfriend so I could gain some free motivation 😂😂😂
Yes. Tq.. i forgot to feed my dinosaur. Tq for the reminder..and cute ending message
My 7 year old is learning 4 languages right now because he loves it. I came across your channel and using your advice to help him. Thank you!
I have been studying Spanish, Korean, and Mandarin for a long time now and my levels in each language are vastly different because my native language is English. Spanish is nice because the vocab is similar to English and Mandarin and Spanish are nice when it comes to basic grammar but my studying of Korean is much harder than that of other languages so I definitely understand your point of how long it takes to learn to depend on your native language and skills in other languages
Korea is easy but English is so difficult for me i'm not native korea i'm Burmese of Myanmar Mingalarpar
I've seen three of your videos so far and I've learnt a lot! I'm a Brit learning Japanese and this video has not only given me useful tips, but has just pushed my inspiration forward!
ありがとう！
Found your channel yesterday and I'm loving the content. Thanks a bunch!!
Thanks a lot for your support!
Just discovered your channel today. Seriously, you're so inspiring! I can't help but binge your videos ^_^
Thank you so much!
speaking language is quite easy but when it's come to writing it's a game changer
The problem lies in what part of the muscles you are using in your mouth or throath! For example: dutch german or cantonese, you pronounce with front of your mouth..mandarin is more in the throath area, people who knows how to sing in different languages will understand where the problem of accents are. Learning another language also involves activating certain muscles in the mouth or throath than what you are used to in your native language
I've begun learning Mandarin. I hope I can achieve a satisfying level by the end of 2022 summer. Thanks for the video! 谢谢
陷入深深自卑 LOL I feel this. Really enjoyed listening to your perspective!
Where are you from?
Pheonix, I think you should make a video specifically about pronunciation, your approach and thoughts. I feel everyone would appreciate that.
Thanks for the suggestion! I’m considering that too!
Great video ! I also read somewhere that the more languages you already know, the faster it gets to learn a new one, not only because you know your learning style, but because your brain gets better at learning and compartmentalizing ?
Greetings from Kyrgyzstan 🇰🇬🇰🇬🇰🇬
I am absolutely obsessed with your contents!
It's my first time watching "Please give me COKE" and I can't stop laughing.
ㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋ the end though!!😂😂
I can't believe that I've not seen all your videos till now
but tbh
Your mindset is really 끝내줘요!! ㅎㅎㅎ
수고하셨습니다
자동 박수 👏👏👏👏👏👏~
OMG You watched all my videos!!😭😭 thank you sooooo my for the support🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼
@@phoenixhou4486 actually I'm still watching lol
You deserve that 😄🤞
Again, Thank you so much!
@@phoenixhou4486별말씀을요 ~ 정말 다 도움이 많이 됩니다 ~제가 더 감사하죠!!
다음 영상을 많이 기대할게요 ~~🤗 화이팅 💪
@@phoenixhou4486 How long does it take? It depends how motivated you are.
Very inspirational 😊 thank you..
I only noticed one word you spoke differently, "culture". I feel your mouth was not as open as some native speakers do. When I first watched some of your videos, I thought you were an ABC. 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻 You are my inspirations!
I watched in a few videos. It's amazing how much time you spend to learn a language without knowing where it takes you. My conclusion of this videos: I think I except that I'm not that talented 😂😂😂 or maybe just to lazy.
😄 The way you said piece of cake and pain in the ass is so natural lol. Your accent is immaculate
帥氣！
Thank you for sharing!!!💜
太强大了 我哭了 又相信可以学好英文了 东北老乡你太强了
过奖啦！加油💪🏼
Can you talk about how you work on pronounciation?
thank you for reminding me to take care of my dinosaur, almost forgot to take him out for walk today
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
平时没有在注意 突然发现同样意思的字幕 中文占地真的很小😄
great videos
I am Indian and I am learning Chinese 😀
Hi Phoenix, I have a question, how did you learn English? From your accent, I guess you went to american at an early age and studied maybe middle school in USA, is my guess correct? ❤ your sharing videos
My native language is Dutch. In highschool (or the equivalent) I had classes in English, French, German, Latin and Ancient Greek. Weirdly, the language that was most similar to Dutch, namely German, I found to be the hardest to learn by far. I don't know if it is because of the focus in German class was on grammar whereas the other languages had much broader focus, or my personal enthousiasm for the other languages was/is greater. But I do wonder if, when two languages are so similar, it because a temptation to ignore the nuanced differences in vocab, pronounciation and grammar (grammar was quite different), which seriously halts fluency in the long run. Practicing my German, it almost felt like I was putting on an accent in Dutch, rather than learning a new language on its own terms... Has anyone else had a similar experience? Or does anyone have any tips on how to overcome this?
I am a Turkish from Turkey. And also Azerbaijan public speaks Turkish. Between these two countries similarities like 80% for language. I did nor any problem while I'm learning the different accent of my language. But also I am learning German, and on my side, German is such a tricky thing. Maybe the only problem is German grammar :)
伟大的视频。
My native languages are Spanish and English I speak both very fluently and with no accent, currently level n5 in 日本語. Any tips for the 外人 accent?
2:22 깜짝 놀랐습니다 형님😂😂
I always want to learn English and speak English as fluently as like you. But I always failed and gave up to learn it. But I have cofidence to learn foreign language by watching your video. Thanks for giving me motivation👍
Keep up the good work! Looks like it won’t take you long!😝
Good example "Please give me Coke"😂
greetings from Angola/África! aoaoao
LMFAO laughted a lot with the endings hahaha
man I defintly agree with you, I've been studying french this last months, and really know english have been useful as fuck !
My mother tongue is Cantonese and I am fluent in English and Mandarin. Currently learning German but I have tried many methods and yet it is very hard for me to grasp this language. Obviously I havent really given it many hours per week... I am really hoping to find some tips on learning German. Is English your native language? if not, how long did it take for you to learn English?
I’ve studied English for a couple of years, starting from Elementary school just like most kids in China😝
Is German a good place to start for a native English speaker?
Yes, English is 65% to 70% similar to German. So, yes, it is way easier than romance langauges such as Spanish and French.
Ja, ja.
Vocabulary-wise I’ve heard Dutch is the way to go, but I’m definitely not an expert lol
@@mace1234 thats not a bad idea
✨your dinosaur ✨
Please give me """coke""" XD
Best Outro!
What's your age fren? I really enjoy languages, but right now I only speak spanish, english, french, and i'm learning italian
But sometimes I start to think i'm going too slow
Is one too old to learn more languages, fren?
I don’t think one can be too old to learn languages, it’s just harder to reach native level after adolescence. But I learned all my languages but Chinese after the age of 15.
@@phoenixhou4486 well, thanks for answering friend! I guess it's true, i'm 20 so I'm afraid I might be getting behind
@@ferdinandbardamu. haha no worries, didn’t even start Spanish when I was 20.
@@phoenixhou4486 you give me hope, keep it up fren, tu español es bastante bueno, he visto tus videos y son de lo mejor
@@ferdinandbardamu. gracias hombre! Go for it💪🏼
How difficult and long it would take to learn Spanish,Japanese, French or Russian ??
Russian is way more difficult than the other ones on the list.
@@phoenixhou4486 thank you those are the cultures and races I’m interested in so I thought I would go with one of them. For someone who mainly speak English, would you recommend Japanese or French and what must one do? If you got a video can you link me it
Dude how do you sound so Southern?
Haha I’m wondering too
驚呆 以為是 native speaker
lol love the ending
i wonder why he choosed that example of coke exactly hhhh
Are you native Chinese? Because I think your English accent is excellent despite your saying it's all over the place. Of course it's not without error but the errors you make are virtually negligible. You even pronounce some words correctly that the vast majority of English natives mess up out of habit. Of course, that's a given being that you learned the language properly and not through ingestion like children do but nonetheless, your ability is not without merit.
Learning English is too difficult
Indeed it is
结尾感觉被问候了全家。 。😂
ASJDJS I WISH I COULD READ CHINESE 5:28
I dont have any coke, sorry 😂😂😂😂
Take care of your Coke.
But I don't have a dinosaur
媽的我是初學者，最近再上英語課，YMCA卻換了個巴基斯坦的老師，我不是歧視她，本身我們就是零基礎的學生，本身英文就不懂，結果還來個口音超級重的！說是現在沒老師，真tm想說髒話來吐槽！
哈哈哈哈哈哈哈
i do agree with the similarity point...hindi and Bengali are quite same.... as a native Bengali i learned hindi by myself without even learning