How To Learn More Than One Language At The Same Time
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- Опубліковано 11 січ 2024
- Wondering how to learn more than one language at the same time? Becoming a polyglot is easy when you've busted the myths about how to learn multiple languages. Listen to this episode to learn how.
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(Note! As I was listening back to this, I noticed that I say "half the world's population are either bilingual or monolingual". Of course, I meant "multilingual"!)
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It's a shame that you are not famous and not have more followers. I just discovered your YT channel appreciate your style. Very interesting topics and at the same time a great source to improve my English! 😊 Please keep going!
Thank you so much for clearing up quite a few myths that have kept me discouraged from trying to learn all the ones at the same time that I'm interested in learning. It def can be done! So glad I ran across this! Have a great day!
Priceless! Undoubtedly one of your best videos and also one of the top videos around UA-cam focusing language learning strategies. Valuable, indeed. Thanks!❤🎉
The fluency myth is funny, as a native British English speaker I know there are so many different ways to speak and most are correct. This would be the same for any language. It's impossible to know the entire dictionary of a language and all the possible combinations so the fluency fear should never hold you back. I'm currently learning German and Swedish. One for fun and one for love 😂 it's been a fun and wild ride!
Very helpful practical advice.
Merci mille fois Lindsay, you and also @storylearning plus @elyssespeaks @LindieBote have been my main powerful inspirations to relink with languages as each language does have its specialities (and limits hence why to know more than one is cool). I love English or American for its funkyness and breaking the ice conversation when possible but it is very limited to express deep feelings and emotions plus is not always a diplomatic card according where you are in the world.
Je suis né en France, je parle français, américain/anglais (car j'ai vécu 25 ans au Royaume-Uni et plus de 12 ans aux États-Unis).
Yes, dabbling in languages is a smart way to have fun and still record some phrases or colloquial/idiomatic expressions that can open many cultural/commercial/educational doors that English alone cannot open.
Je me suis enfin décidé à réviser mon dialecte espagnol Mexicain (aux États-Unis, nous vivions dans le sud-ouest, en Californie en fait, où le mexicain en tant que langue était fort et souvent utilisé). Aussi, à Long Island , NY, j'ai appris de l''espagnol (Costa Ricain) en 1 an avec une femme qui s'occupait de nos filles ).
J'adore l'espagnol Mexicain, surtout du Yucatan.
Egalement, je me reconnecte avec de la langue grecque (même du Koine) et joue avec du kréole de l'île Maurice 👍💜 Et j'en reste là.
Thank you for having hugely inspired me to re-learn the power and usefulness of languages 🙏💛
Merci de tout coeur Lindsay! Dabbing can then lead to one or two languages, or more, that really might hone your time and energy to learn them because you discovered their inner beauty or/and identity within some cultural or specialities that some country(ies) do.
As for a language you might try in Dabbler's Den:
Le créole de l'île Maurice...
m.ua-cam.com/play/PLDQ06f2K6dHE1jGKrkkOJ_xecbehv7z0t.html