Thank you very much I'm still the same to your professor kiwi yeah, my native of Uganda and I've been thinking about being a polyglot for a while muscle Oh Holy Night the best right now my very very impressed encouraged by your testimony and how you did it then yes u.s. most my life baby nice to learn about different languages then communicate Messi grass yes at Santee namaste Sofia Daniela how to get through Stacy thank you for all you do keep up the good work I live in Florida now but thank thank God God is good. Did that day use John debella Norway civil keep up the good work PS yeah it is good to depreciate in can do me a favor and wonderfully made is good to be appreciated in them like you sing people know you can speak their language in there and you're traveling they'll be opened up in here open ice breaks the ice makes them when I speak to you and make way to do I give him glory and give God glory so thank you for what you're doing guy there a gift makes room for you and that's a gift to the that mommy said open your mouth open your mouth when you hopefully it was a sin the Bible that thank you and God bless you it's a good way to share the good news even though you were saying they when you are on your testimony if you had a bad missionaries going they said don't tell don't you want to do that will be stopping you from Lonnie when missionaries go but his ways are not our ways am I always his ways but speaking in voice is a good way you can use what we have the time we have Messi gracias sayonara Supriya shalom Gloria Diaz Cartoon level in Iowa did that day use
@@autentyk5735 By your response, I can see that you don't speak or don't try to speak other languages. It is normal to write another language with mistakes. Every polyglot is not at a C2 level for a learning language
English is my main language, with my foreign languages being Spanish, Arabic, and French (in that order). You must have a deep passion and desire to become a hyperpolyglot. I agree it takes constant and deep years to become a hyperpolyglot, so this must be something you love. I am not sure if I can fit anymore languages since it takes a ton of maintenance to maintain them. But one of the main things to take away from this is the maintenance that being a hyperpolyglot takes. Hell it takes a ton of maintenance for me just to maintain THREE foreign languages. Great job on showcasing being a hyperpolyglot.
It's hard work! I totally agree. I speak fluently 6 languages, poorly one or two and want to learn one or two more, but it really takes lots of time. Maintaining them is a thing. But in my case I already speak 4 languages like a native, so it isn't easy for me to forget them. I read in Japanese every time I can, so I don t forget it, and struggle now with Chinese. I think you struggle more with languages you didn't learn enough. Once you become confident, the maintenance is not a big issue, unless you speak 15 or more languages, then it really becomes a full time job ahahahah.
Wow! I am just watching the video now and he just said the same thing I wrote. Ahahah, sorry, I didn't know before. Yeah, he is right in everything he says. I completely agree on everything.
Good video! The most important thing in life is knowledge of foreign languages! Thanks to foreign languages you can realize all your dreams and realize your grandiose ambitions! I would like to recommend all the practices of Yuriy Ivantsiv ''Polyglot Notes. Practical tips for learning foreign language". This book will be an indispensable helper, a handbook for every person who studies a foreign language! This book contains invaluable tips, questions and answers, and solutions to problems faced by anyone who studies a foreign language! Knowledge is power! And knowledge of foreign languages is your power multiplied by many times! Success to all in self-development!
Brilliant talk -- and, to a fellow language-learner, utterly life-giving. Your comment about missionaries and the preservation of "original" cultures perplexes me a bit though. You want to ... see the culture in its original form? But the "original form" of so many cultures is due precisely to that contact and admixture of other cultures. We wouldn't have Christian Europe without missionaries from Rome. We wouldn't have had Christian Rome without missionaries from Israel. Or to take another sphere of the globe, we wouldn't have Japan as we know it today without the Buddhist missionaries from China. We wouldn't have Buddhist China without the missionaries from India. And so on and so forth. Besides this, the admixture of a religion -- even with its accompanying philosophy and literature -- rarely changes the underlying culture so much that it's not still deeply distinctive. Armenians -- while Christianized -- are still Armenians. The Orthodox Church as it exists in Greece is radically different in its culture, aesthetic, and philosophy, from the Orthodox Church as it exists in the Middle East around Israel. And yet they all trace their origin to the same primordial missionary movements.
the bit about french was quite funny. i feel the exact same way. french body language and that face they ALL make is unbearable, as well as all the phrases (grunts) they transition with. i'll never understand what people find sexy about the french, particularly french men.
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One of the few very pertinent and interesting polyglot conference
Thank you very much I'm still the same to your professor kiwi yeah, my native of Uganda and I've been thinking about being a polyglot for a while muscle Oh Holy Night the best right now my very very impressed encouraged by your testimony and how you did it then yes u.s. most my life baby nice to learn about different languages then communicate Messi grass yes at Santee namaste Sofia Daniela how to get through Stacy thank you for all you do keep up the good work I live in Florida now but thank thank God God is good. Did that day use John debella Norway civil keep up the good work PS yeah it is good to depreciate in can do me a favor and wonderfully made is good to be appreciated in them like you sing people know you can speak their language in there and you're traveling they'll be opened up in here open ice breaks the ice makes them when I speak to you and make way to do I give him glory and give God glory so thank you for what you're doing guy there a gift makes room for you and that's a gift to the that mommy said open your mouth open your mouth when you hopefully it was a sin the Bible that thank you and God bless you it's a good way to share the good news even though you were saying they when you are on your testimony if you had a bad missionaries going they said don't tell don't you want to do that will be stopping you from Lonnie when missionaries go but his ways are not our ways am I always his ways but speaking in voice is a good way you can use what we have the time we have Messi gracias sayonara Supriya shalom Gloria Diaz Cartoon level in Iowa did that day use
"One of" followed by a singular noun phrase. Sorry, you are evidently not one to judge.
@@autentyk5735 By your response, I can see that you don't speak or don't try to speak other languages. It is normal to write another language with mistakes. Every polyglot is not at a C2 level for a learning language
As a brazilian myself I feel flattered by his passion about Brazil and it's culture, a big thanks to you Sir, obrigado!!
What a great video with amazing information. I was scouring the internet for these questions. Thank you Sensei.
If exploration like that isn’t a life well lived...
English is my main language, with my foreign languages being Spanish, Arabic, and French (in that order). You must have a deep passion and desire to become a hyperpolyglot. I agree it takes constant and deep years to become a hyperpolyglot, so this must be something you love. I am not sure if I can fit anymore languages since it takes a ton of maintenance to maintain them. But one of the main things to take away from this is the maintenance that being a hyperpolyglot takes. Hell it takes a ton of maintenance for me just to maintain THREE foreign languages. Great job on showcasing being a hyperpolyglot.
It's hard work! I totally agree. I speak fluently 6 languages, poorly one or two and want to learn one or two more, but it really takes lots of time. Maintaining them is a thing. But in my case I already speak 4 languages like a native, so it isn't easy for me to forget them. I read in Japanese every time I can, so I don t forget it, and struggle now with Chinese. I think you struggle more with languages you didn't learn enough. Once you become confident, the maintenance is not a big issue, unless you speak 15 or more languages, then it really becomes a full time job ahahahah.
Wow! I am just watching the video now and he just said the same thing I wrote. Ahahah, sorry, I didn't know before. Yeah, he is right in everything he says. I completely agree on everything.
Good video! The most important thing in life is knowledge of foreign languages! Thanks to foreign languages you can realize all your dreams and realize your grandiose ambitions! I would like to recommend all the practices of Yuriy Ivantsiv ''Polyglot Notes. Practical tips for learning foreign language". This book will be an indispensable helper, a handbook for every person who studies a foreign language! This book contains invaluable tips, questions and answers, and solutions to problems faced by anyone who studies a foreign language! Knowledge is power! And knowledge of foreign languages is your power multiplied by many times! Success to all in self-development!
34:40 Is it you Arnold?? Ververy similar accent to Schwarzenegger's!
Brilliant talk -- and, to a fellow language-learner, utterly life-giving.
Your comment about missionaries and the preservation of "original" cultures perplexes me a bit though. You want to ... see the culture in its original form? But the "original form" of so many cultures is due precisely to that contact and admixture of other cultures. We wouldn't have Christian Europe without missionaries from Rome. We wouldn't have had Christian Rome without missionaries from Israel. Or to take another sphere of the globe, we wouldn't have Japan as we know it today without the Buddhist missionaries from China. We wouldn't have Buddhist China without the missionaries from India. And so on and so forth. Besides this, the admixture of a religion -- even with its accompanying philosophy and literature -- rarely changes the underlying culture so much that it's not still deeply distinctive. Armenians -- while Christianized -- are still Armenians. The Orthodox Church as it exists in Greece is radically different in its culture, aesthetic, and philosophy, from the Orthodox Church as it exists in the Middle East around Israel. And yet they all trace their origin to the same primordial missionary movements.
This man has lived his life.
Tim you look much younger than you actually are
Why is everyone called Tim so good at languages? Tim Doner, Tim Ferris and now this guy who's called Tim😂
It’s interesting that there’s a bit of a Cubano accent there when you speak English.
he is the only polyglot (lets say on youtube) with sense humour. at some point i thought learning more languages make ppl boring :-)
Agree. Personally for me, trully knowing the language means being able to understand and make jokes.
Can you learn languages to any degree without living in those nations?
I believe so. The Internet offers a lot of resources.
You really can dude, I've learnt one to a really good level and only went to the country once for two weeks!
Landeen Which language?
@@tidesox2828 Deutsch :)
Landeen Awesome. Cheers.
11:35 does someone has the link to what he says (the "paper" for feee)?
i didn't search for that one but here's the other one. it was easy to find. repository.kyusan-u.ac.jp/dspace/bitstream/11178/261/1/03_keeley.pdf
10:47 Did he really say "Polack"?!
the bit about french was quite funny. i feel the exact same way. french body language and that face they ALL make is unbearable, as well as all the phrases (grunts) they transition with. i'll never understand what people find sexy about the french, particularly french men.
I never noticed this ... probably because I spent there 2 months alltogether or I as come from even colder nation
Hard to hear as he drifts off in his conversation level.
he kinda speaks english with a thai accent now lmao
I wonder- Does hair colouring help to communicate ? Is it a norm somewhere?
So, that is all you got from his talk? That’s it? I feel badly for you.