Polyglot Speaking in 7 Languages: How I came to learn each language
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- Опубліковано 18 вер 2024
- I speak 7 languages and in this video I'll have the pleasure to talk to you in any language a little bit and tell you how I came to learn each language. At the end of this video, I'll also share tips and tricks on how to learn languages easier and faster. Tune in and enjoy!
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Učim srpski i volim puno.
“Pričaj srpski da te ceo svet razume.”
Hvala za video.
Sve najbolje. ❤️❤️❤️❤️
Hvala puno na komentaru❤️❤️ baš same se obradovala!
I am also learning Spanish by myself. It's quite easier than the other languages mentioned above. Superb Sandra!
That‘s so cool😊 thanks for your comment and for sharing about yourself☺️ it‘s so great that you‘re learning Spanish and I‘m sure you‘ll master it soon. Keep being motivated and I hope my tips at the end of the video can help you a little bit😇
I am learning Spanish by myself like you. I hope we can do it. Good luck in this process
This is the best video in your channel. You are fantastic person. You always inspire myself. You are my idol
Thank you so much for your kind and thoughtful words😊😇 I appreciate your support and your words😊
"How did I learn 7 languages"
- Are you european?
- yes.
- say less.
So true😂
Também pretendo aprender várias línguas, até agora sei apenas um pouco de inglês, uma dica você disse "minha sogra cozinha incrível" você também poderia falar "minha sogra cozinha INCRIVELMENTE BEM" 👍
Muito obrigada por esta sugestão útil😊 E desejo você o melhor com o aprendizado do inglês. Espero que meu conteúdo possa ajudar você😊 thank you so much!
Voll coole Sache - liebe Grüsse aus Vorarlberg - Eva ist auch begeistert von deinen Videos 👍👍
Danke euch😍 so cool,dass ihr mich gefunden habt! Freut mich sehr😊😊
Danke für ein sehr interesantes video. Ami me gusta escuchar tu Swiss Deutsch. Espero que faze mas video sobre los puentes entre los idiomas. Obrigado ciao!
Thank you so much for comment😊 I love how you combined all the languages! Very diverse😊 I‘m planning to record a new video about how to learn more languages and another one about vocabulary memorization. Stay tuned😊
I am from Austria and I am Armenian I also speak more then one language but not as many as you! Girl you rock
That‘s so interesting😊 Austrians have their own dialect. I studied in Innsbruck and had my experience with their dialect😊 thank you and thanks for sharing about yourself😊
@@learnenglishwithsandra exactly! I do could relate when you said: „I mix my native language with German“ that what I do with my brother all the time! I speak in Armenian and then I say „egal“ or „passt“ or „na gut!“ 😂
This is just awesome and it‘s like you‘re creating your own language😂 I also do this with my brother😂
@@learnenglishwithsandra hahaha! Totally
In italian you can alsa say " comprendo"
menina te desejo sorte do mundo e muitos sucessos em sua carreira poliglota
Muito obrigada! Muchas gracias! Hvala! Danke! Dankeschön! Merci beaucoup! Thanks!😊😊
@@learnenglishwithsandra ok 👍
ما شاء الله عليك.
تبارك الرحمن
Thank you so much😊😊
You're great at languages!
Thank you😊
Yes i likely
Thank you😊😊
I am proud about you Teacher Sandra!!!
Thank you so much Kannan!!☺️☺️ say hi to your family!
@@learnenglishwithsandra .. Thank 🙏🙏🙏 you Sandra for your reply and your care about my family
@@learnenglishwithsandra .. If any of my comments disturb you then I will never put any comments
@@kannanmithran5721 no Kannan! I‘m extremely happy to read from you and your comments☺️😊
@@kannanmithran5721 sure! I hope they’re all doing great😊😊
Polyglot personality ❤️
Thanks for your support😍💚
@@learnenglishwithsandra watching your video right now
Hope you’re enjoying it😊😊
@@learnenglishwithsandra it looks so sweet when you speak different languages..i was not understanding anything except English but I really enjoyed the video ♥️
Aww thanks for your comment😍 I hope the English translation on the side helped you to understand what I was talking about😊
Why you don't put the Romanian on that list?
Hochdeutsch= Standard german, glaube ich.😊
Auf Spanisch sagt man oft „entiendo“. Comprendo sagt man sehr selten.
Danke für deinen Kommentar😊 in der Schweiz nennen wir es Hochdeutsch,um den Unterschied deutlich zu machen. Bzgl. „entiendo“ und „comprendo“. Ich habe im Video erwähnt,dass die Menschen eigentlich „entiendo“ verwenden,aber im Sinne der Brückenbildung habe ich „comprendo“ verwendet,um die Ähnlichkeit der romanischen Sprachen zu verdeutlichen.
Why does Swiss German have many Helvetism words that do not exist in Standard German???? 😊😊😊
Thanks for your comment😊 Linguistically, Swiss German belongs to the Alemannic dialect together with the dialects of southwestern Germany and the German dialect in the Alsace-Region in France. This common origin is a result of descendants of the Germanic tribe Alemannen, which settled in southwestern Germany and spread to Alsace and Switzerland. Nevertheless, there is no uniform Swiss German dialect - rather every canton (comparable to states in the US) has its own dialect. While Swiss Germans typically understand the different dialects, the Germans have a hard time to do so. Hope this answers your question😊
@@learnenglishwithsandra Ah! Now I understand! Thank you so much for your explanation!! 😊😊
Happy to help😊😊
@@learnenglishwithsandra
If I was to say in Swiss German. :) can you understand me?
D Frau und ihre Sohn wär bseuche de Sohn Grossmeuter und de Jonge bchomme Süssigkiite. ☺️☺️
I‘m not sure if you meant this:
A woman and her son visited his grandma and he got sweets.
If it was this,then I would say it like this:
E frau und ihren sohn hen s’grossmami bsuecht und de bueb het süessigkeite kriegt😊☺️
What you wrote sounds more like a dialect from Basel,but I don’t know where you got this sentence from or if you maybe even speak Swiss German yourself😊
In your opinion, what is the easiest and the hardest?
I‘ll go from 1-7 with 1 being the hardest to learn and 7 being the easiest to learn.
(1) French
(2) Swiss German
(3) German
(4) Serbian/Bosnian/Croatian
(5) English
(6) Portuguese
(7) Spanish
This is only my opinion and other people might perceive it differently😊
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That's impressive! But I really cannot understand how a Swiss polyglot can speak 7 languages and none of them is Italian, one of the official language... sorry, but Italian should be learned before Spanish or Portuguese. This is my point of view. Greetings from Ticino.
Hi,thanks for your comment😊 yeah, I agree with your point of view, however, we had to choose between learning Italian and Spanish in high school and since 95% of my classmates (including me) chose Spanish at the time, we had Spanish classes. There was a hype about speaking Spanish and everyone wanted to learn Spanish. But I don’t think it would be too hard for me to learn Italian now😊 maybe that could be my new challenge😊
I hardly understand my Mother tongue, and try to do the best in English.
How can I understand what u Just narrated?? 😒
I‘m talking about my life and how I came to learn each language. Swiss German is my native language because I‘m Swiss. German is the official language because in Switzerland all the books,TV programs,letters from government,instructions in stores are in German. I speak Bosnian/Serbian/Croatian because my parents came from Ex-Yugoslavia to Switzerland in the 1980s. I speak French because I learned it at school but also lived in France for 3 months. I also speak Spanish because of my school and my time in Barcelona with a host family. I speak Portuguese because my husband is Brazilian😊