Why (and how) I'm Learning 10 Languages in 2022
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- Опубліковано 7 жов 2024
- Is it possible to learn multiple languages at the same time? Of course it is! It just takes a little tact and strategy. Here's my plan (and tips/resources) for learning ten languages in one year.
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What are your language goals for 2022? I'd love to hear them!
For me it would be getting back into it, but I unfortunately I have no explicit need
Get A2 in Finnish, Polish and learn some Hungarian. Get at least A1 in Albanian and Kazakh and improve my rusty Spanish (I forgot too much).
Seeing you learning so many languages simultaneously makes me so motivated! Love from Italy!
I want to learn Russian, Dutch and Spanish, Russian being the main language I want to learn, and put the most time and effort into, Do you have any tips for learning Russian that could help me?
I want to master all of the nordic langs, i already speak icelandic bec its my mothertongue
My goal is too continue my italian study and get more time. Since I have no real use for most of the languages, I just stay with Italian and continue learning. When there is a chance to learn another language because of friends or so, I‘m happy to do so too! Most importantly I just want to give myself time for regular language learning this year :)
My goal this year is to be able to understand german and Portuguese without subtitles, and hopefully start learning a new language after that. Good luck with you’re challenge Cole! Love from chile! ❤️🇨🇱
Those goals sounds great good luck and thank you!!
Ich hoffe du kannst deine Ziele im Deutschen erreichen. Freut mich, dass du Deutsch lernst.
@@AfroLinguo danke ❤️
Hi es hört sich echt schön an, dass du unsere Sprache lernst.
Ahhh, I was hoping there was a Scandinavian language amongst your picks.
A lot of amazing languagetubers who are extremely talented polyglots still absolutely butcher Norwegian, Swedish and Danish when it crops up in challenges and geoguesser etc. so I've been looking for someone who'd take on one of them. (I'm biased towards Nor. But beggars can't be choosers.)
Oh well, maybe next year, eh?
Love the vids! Good luck with the learning!
It's still very possible that I'll dabble in at least one Scandinavian language haha. I've been learning a bit of Swedish on and off for a while now. Next year for sure!
Jag håller med att det är verkligen synd att ingen vill använda nordgermanska språk men du kan titta på ecolinguist, han har jätte bra content som innehåll de nordgermanska språken
@@lorrorstory wow jag förstår allt du skrev. Jag lär mig svenska men det är fortfarande svårt för mig.
Im gonna try and learn (Brazillian) Portuguese by the end of the year, wish me luck. Polyglots like you give me inspiration so I thank you for that, and keep the cool videos coming 👍
Do it man it's an amazingly fun but also challenging language once you really get into it. So happy that you're feeling inspired by the videos. Boa sorte com o teu português!
Que incrível, Cole! Te desejo muita sorte nessa aventura poliglota. Até o final do ano, com certeza você estará falando um português maravilhoso. Abraços do Brasil :)
Muito obrigado Alexa!!
It's been so long!! So happy your back Cole!
Thanks so much Ezra, it's great to be back!!
Within this year I really hope to improve my French to a conversationally fluent level and my Japanese to a point where I can understand about 50% or more of most conversations and be able to formulate more complex sentences!
Those are some great goals that you can definitely hit! Good luck!!
Wow!! Amazing!! I definitely want to learn Chinese too japanese too. I love watching anime so much. But now, Korean has kinda replaced japanese in my head, because I watch a ton of Korean shows now.
I am super happy to hear you will learn Turkish! As a Turkish, I really love Turkish language because there are lots of ways to impress your thoughts than other languages. It's probably because We have lots Arabic, Persian, French words in our language even though there are Turkish origin words for them. For example "Yürek" is Turkish and "Kalp" is Arabic (I guess) These words both mean "hearth". So it creates a varietions (I am not sure if it's written like this :D ). I would write pages of comment but I gotta go, if you have any question about Turkish in your mind feel free to ask me :)
Sounds really interesting, i can't wait to learn it!!
I feel like turkish sounds really cool. Whenever I hop on turkish airline flights, I just am absolutely thrilled to hear turkish. It has a good melody.
@@AfroLinguo yeah, i think so. Some songs especially has really deep feelings. It's so nice to hear someone like your language :)
@@mstfbrskrdrk OMG!! There is one turkish song that was used for memes. I absolutely love it.
@@AfroLinguo was it an alien meme ? :D
My language goals for this year are, after all, to talk more in English and Norwegian, because even though I know both languages well, speaking is lame again. This year I also started Finnish with my teacher (because it was hard on my own, but I love the sound of the language) and I'm doing a revision of the basics of Hindi and Tamil (for now I am focusing on writing Devanagari and Tamil script and basic conversations). No i powodzenia z polskim! Trzymam kciuki, żeby się udało ze wszystkimi językami. :D
Oh hell yes I'm so hype about the upcoming Laoshu-style in-public content!
Cole, you’re crazy.
And I’m all for it! Good luck this year 💪🏼🥳
Hahahah thank you!
If you like Slavic languages, learn Serbian. I am Serbian and I haven’t found time to learn it completely besides the little I know from my family lol. Also, by learning Serbian, you also are then basically learning Croatian and Bosnian as well. Hope you consider!
I definitely want to learn Serbian in the future. Maybe it'll be in the "2023 Language Goals" video haha
I can speak 3 languages Tigrigna, Amharic and English. The first two are from my home country Ethiopia. But now I am in Italy studying computer science. and I am trying to learn the language by myself from apps and watching youtube videos but having a hard time, but I'll try my best. So for 2022, my language goal is to learn first Italian and then Spanish! Thank you Cole for your amazing videos u have been an aspiration for me and many others like me.♥
My brother has been living in Matsuyama, Japan for the past few years and teaches English there.
In used to live in Houston, TX where a lot of people speak Spanish, and when I got to high school I wanted to learn it because I knew it would benefit me. Even though I’m 41 now I had an excellent teacher in 9th grade who was very structured in her teaching method, so most of what I remember is from high school. She worked us hard and it required a lot of studying. So it’s nice that even to this day I’ve been able to use it here and there. Although I don’t live near Houston anymore there are still a lot of Spanish speakers throughout the state, and I personally think they should start teaching children a second language while they’re in elementary school while their minds can learn it quicker.
Also, have you heard of Afrikaans or given any thought to learning that? Although I know little to nothing about it, I first heard of it several years ago when I bought some rooibos tea online, and that’s what is spoken in that part of Africa where that tea is actually grown.
I'm Sudanese , I speak Nubian ( my mother tongue) , Arabic , Polish , English , some Russian and I started Spanish this year , when I become fluent in Spanish , will go back to Russian as I'm not fluent in it , hopefully being fluent in Polish will be a help
beginning arabic for the first time (2 weeks ago) i can now read 98% of the letters perfectly and im learning a bit of grammar.
Ill try getting better at spanish.
Only two weeks?! That's amazing dude keep going!
Thank you so much for your attention to my challenge of learning persian .
You are Amazing .
I can't wait to see your progress in a video .
Interesting to hear about your goals for this year. As a Dutchie just curious, what about your Dutch? Did you quit? What are your goals? Groeten uit NL :)
That sounds amazing. I'm looking forward to enjoy your new content.
Good luck and greetings from Germany.
Lupin on Netflix is a banger of a French show
My language goal is to become better at reading more comfortably in Korean. I need to unlock reading comfort and reading speed in order to be able to keep up with Korean subtitles which later will be useful in my content consumption so that my next big goal. I would probably have more goals if I didn't also have the goal to learn to draw tigers well this year in honor of year of the tiger, and plans to raise a puppy which may or may not get some Korean commands to get less shy about saying Korean words out loud. Introvert hacks... xD
Us introverts have to stick together haha good luck!
@@ColeLangs Good luck to you too, I think you need it with such a huge goal! I'll cheer you on though for sure! :)
I know this videos a few days old and you said you'd only be replying on the first day or so of comments but I wanted to share:
My language learning goal right now is to get back on the German Lesson in Duolingo and complete it this year. Also, to utilize LingoPie (which I tried out because of your videos tbh) more for the same purpose. I know Duolingo's not the best or most perfect app, but it's a good starter and I wanna move away from it eventually and use something better.
And eventually I want to improve my Spanish by getting back to basics and trying again. And maybe learn Japanese too. I don't really want to have a "multilingual" or "polyglot" label though if I end up learning even just a few.
A good way to learn Japanese/ improve your Japanese is to learn the kanjis
A good example would be;
－－－－－－－－－－－－－－－－－－
-Other People
Other = ほか(他)
People = ひと(人)
Other people = ほかのひと(他の人)
Commonly said as たにん(他人)
－－－－－－－－－－－－－－－－－－
-Regret
Regret = こうかい(後悔)
After = あと(後)
[the second kanji for regret is for くやしむ(悔しむ)，which has no direct translation to English. But explaining it, it’s the feeling/emotion you feel when you lose a game you really wanted to win, or when you fail a test you studied hard for/wanted to pass on]
So “regret” would be あとでくやしむ(後で悔しむ)
With that being said
*please don’t try to learn Japanese by watching anime with subtitles, as くやしむ would definitely be shown as something else/similar or straight up unrelated*
(Unless you watch with the Japanese CC, but even so it would be hard)
Thank you for the tips! I'll keep them in mind :D
It would be interesting if you did a room tour and productivity desk setup. Or even daily routine/ “day in my life.”
I actually did do a day in my life vid a while back but it's a bit outdated because I'm in college now. I'll consider it!
Agreeing with Discord, great people there, i'm practicing spanish, italian, french, dutch and russian there 😁
So happy to hear that!!
You could learn greek! (Oh and my language goals for 2022-2023 are french,german and mostly swedish)
This year I want to improve my spanish and german. I also started learning the korean alphabet today just to try what it is like, but I'm not sure if I have the time and motivation to really keep learning. It just depends on if I become more interested.
Those goals are perfect! Just remember to switch it up if you find that you're not having fun anymore
this is sick man. hella proud of you
Thank you!
Love the video and your Turkish bath humour lol. I'm excited for you to learn and enjoy all these new languages! working on my French currently . Wish me luck!
Bonne chance avec ton français !
@@ColeLangs Merci beaucoup!
Hi Cole. These are great tips! My goals are becoming fluent in French and also starting to learn Italian (so we're on the same team). Your Discord and your channel are helping me out a tone. Thank you for amazing work. Good luck with your goals and I'm looking forward to your upcoming videos
I'm so happy to hear that!! Let's do this!
My goal is to learn Korean 🇰🇷 and German🇩🇪 this year, maybe French🇫🇷 as well.
I'm trying to get to B2 / Upper B2 in French by the end of the summer (currently an ~upper B1)! I'm staying in France for 7 weeks: 3 weeks at a language school, and 4 weeks taking classes (in French) on Literature and Civilization.
I also just started learning Persian (Farsi) with a book that is written in French lol. I want to finish it and get to A2 or B1 by the end of the year.
Also doing Russian for like 15-30 minutes a day just for fun.
Also I'm going to take Latin next semester at my Uni so wish me luck!!
I don’t really have a goal for language learning this year, but i’ll probably focus on toki pona and german.🤷♀️
I wish you the best of luck with Polish. I'm three years in, I now have a Polish wife, I'm now living in Poland and I can say with some confidence that on certain days I have a solid B1 level. Powodzenia!
Thank you! We'll see how it goes
Yes yes yes 😍😍😍 waited for this a long time love you bro 😍😍😍😍🔥🔥🔥🔥
hahah love you too man!
I'm Native in French, Advanced in English, and a Beginner in Spanish, German, and Italian. My goal in 2022 would be to become at least Intermediate in the last three.
Love that ur back bro dope to see u happy with school and all, my language goals for this year is to get my Spanish to a solid b2 level and then maybe start learning Italian
Thanks man! Good luck with your Spanish! If you start learning Italian I'm sure you'll see that you already understand a lot of it
My proudest moment of learning Spanish was when I understood someone speaking Italian😂
Yes man! Polish! Nice one 😁 Polyglots usually don't go for this language, or if they do, they say it's pretty hard to learn and usually quit after learning a few phrases (at least this is what I noticed) I'm looking forward to listening to you trying to speak it. You're incredibly hard working, there's nothing better than a person with a true passion. All the best! 😊
Polish is a very useful language very underrated.
@@belstar1128 Why do you think it's a useful language? It's a genuine question, I'm curious! 🙂
@@avayorica3797 my region has a lot of polish migrants that can't speak other languages And there Is a lot of good polish content online.
Thank you so much! I'll definitely learn more than a few phrases haha i absolutely LOVE Slavic languages
I'm loving the video consistency recently 🔥 Great to have you back 😍 by the way I'm a native arabic speaker from Jordan and I can tell you that learning turkish was quite easy for me to learn because a lot of the vocabulary is similar so learning them together should make it somewhat easy for you hopefully (and good luck with arabic grammar 😂 cause you need good luck for sure it is so hard 😂😂😂)
Hahaha hopefully! Arabic has got to be one of the hardest languages for English speakers
7:15 oh god, I really didn't except this. I even thought to propose it, but thought that you already getting way to many recommendations 😅
Btw, if you want some (Polish) music recommendation, Stare Dobre Małżeństwo is really good. It's good music, but also the singer has really good enunciation.
idk if their music is anywhere outside of UA-cam, so that's where you probably should look for them.
Awesome thank you I'll check it out!
My goal is to learn a bit of Portuguese A2 and a very small amount of Arabic (conversational). Also would love to learn conversational Persian like you Cole!
Awesome those are some great and very achievable goals you got this!
HELL YEAH! FINALLY GOT YOU TO START TURKISH!!!! THIS IS THE DAY OF MY VICTORY!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
LETS GO EREN!!
Good luck with your goals Cole! Im trying to refresh my russian, didnt speak it for like 2 years, but loved studying it at school. Also, important question: left wiper or right wiper? (on toilette ofc)
Honestly same haha. And I'm left-handed so left wiper for sure lol
hello how are you cole
Hi Mr Krabs I'm doing pretty well thanks for asking!
I want to get A2-B1 in French and shaking off the rust on Saudi Arabic and Dutch.
I have a lot of rust to shake off myself haha
Hi Cole! My goal this year is to become more "fluent" in Spanish. Thanks for always producing such great content.
Hey Ang thank you so much you're very welcome. Good luck with your Spanish!!
My goal is to be able to to speak and understand German fluently by the end of this year. Then I want to spend a couple of years learning Chinese. Rn I only speak english, español, und ein bisschen Deutsch.
Only?! That's a lot of languages man haha good luck with your German!
Goal for this year is to get around to learning toki ma. Maybe brush up on my pona too.
Where are those languages from?
For 2022 I'm trying to improve my Spanish and especially get better at listening. I can understand everything that's not too complicated and written down, but when spoken, it can sometimes be really hard to understand.
2nd thing that I'd like to get better at is not mixing up different languages. My mother tongue is Finnish and I've learned English for a long time, but I can't even count how many times I've said "y" instead of "och" in my swedish classes 😂😂. If you have any tips, I'd gladly take them.
Good luck with your goals!
Yess the spoken and written language is very different because there are so many accents! But don't worry, the more you listen, the more you understand. Good luck!
Inuyasha is my all time favourite! I watched a bit of it when, I was a pre-teen but I finished the series in my early 20's. It was a totally different perspective to watch as a young adult and very glad I did/happy after so many years, I finished the series!
Congratulations!! 🎉🎉🎉
hey don't burn yourself out! Im honestly focusing on spanish right now, with interests in Latin and Japanese.
Haha don't worry! I love languages. Good luck with your Spanish!
What kind of research do you do for your advanced Portuguese class?
C2 is incredibly impressive!! You can do it!! 🔥🔥🔥
Currently I'm learning Spanish, and struggling to get to the B2 level.
Mostly cultural and historical stuff from all over the Lusophone world. If you have Spotify, I'd highly recommend the Notes in Spanish Intermediate podcast if you're looking to break that B2 level. Good luck!
My goal for this year is to improve on my Irish,Spanish and German which are all languages I’m doing and school and want to be able to speak more than a base level
You got this!
It is exciting to find such video, because I've learned (dabbled in) 10 languages in 2021! ☺️
And in this year i would learn 3 languages and maintain 2 languages.
My 2022 language goals are :
English: B1~B2 --> C1
Russian: maintain at B1
Vietnamese: maintain at B1
Spanish: A2 --> B1
Turkish: A1 --> A2
Wow that's so cool good luck with your goals!
My gools for 2022 , IS to have an intermidiate level in spanish and i will start learning italian
cole
Any tips for learning Mandarin? Trying to get to a conversational level by the summer. Keep up the good work, from a native Polish speaker :)
Oh boy that's a tough one hahaha. Usually i don't do a lot of writing, but i think it's very important when learning Mandarin because you simply have to learn the characters. Once you have a couple thousand characters under your belt though, it gets a lot easier! Just keep going, learn from topics that interest you and you'll do great 😃
I just want to be consistent. I am sticking with 2 target languages Russian and Swedish. I used to learn a bunch at once but got burned out. Maybe in a few years when, I am comfortable with Swedish, I will go back to French. However, that does not mean, I will not learn passively. I love Latino Urban Pop and Spanish horror movies, German Pop, J-Pop/Anime, and a few Norwegian TV shows.
@@benedict5850 About 7 months.
Sounds like a great plan!
My goal is to learn the javascript programming language. I'm fluent and speak Spanish daily.
I hope, that I will be able to learn Esperanto and Russian and to improve my French, wich is the most important language for me because of my surroundings
My goals this year is to reach at least a B1 or B2 in korean and return and improve my german that I haven't touched in year. By the end of year if I reach the goals perhaps I'll start learn french or chinese I still dont know
Sounds like a great plan!
I want to maintain and improve my portuguese, become more or less fluent in russian and I haven't decided if I want to start a new language or come back to my practically no longer existing norwegian and french
Wow those are my two favorite languages haha you got this!
@@ColeLangs Thanks! I also love both of these a lot! I actually have a question for you: What do you think about learning a smaller language or is there a language that you find interesting but you think it wouldn't really be "worth" to put the effort in? Because (most of) the languages you are learning are ones that have a lot of speakers around the world and therefore are very "useful" but imo there are also a lot of interesting smaller languages. I would love to hear your opinion on this
Ive been studying welsh and scottish gaelic on and off for a few years now and by that i mean getting bored of it and forgetting a bunch of stuff and starting over, but i want to try to become a confident speaker of both languages by the end of the year
Do it man! The more experience you have, the more confidence you tend to have too. You got this.
The problem with those languages is that they are endangered with less than 1 million and i think Scottish Gaelic is even under 100k and most natives are fluent in English so its not as easy to get immersed in the language i just started learning welsh myself.
In 2022, I want to reach B2 level Chinese in the future.
Hi Cole, my goal is to learn Polish. I pulled all of the material to see what I have, and to be honest I was overwhelmed. I don't know what I should do to get going. All and any advice would be grateful. Thank you.
I would ask yourself why you really want to learn polish, so that you have an intrinsic source of motivation. For me, having friends who speak the language or thinking about all of the new experiences I'm going to have in the language with locals works really well for me. Hope this helped!
Full Metal Alchemist is my second favourite but it is my brothers first for anime. Gundam Wing, Gundam Seed, Gundam Seed Destiny. Also, Escaflowne. It is older but, I watched it again in my early 20's. I might try Ghost in the Shell again at some point. Sword Art Online, and possibly Hack Sign.
Awesome thanks for the recommendations!
Cole I have an idea! What if you make channels in other languages like MrBeast but you talk yourself :)
Haha that's a great idea! I might just do that once I have some more time
This has to be the most masochistic thing I have ever done
Polish is really hard, but if you know already Russian it shouldnt be a problem for you.
I am Polish and learned Russian and in general it is very similar, but grammar is way more complicated in Polish, while pronounciation and alphabet is a bit easier
That seems a very ambitious goal. While I applaud your ambition, would you not be Better off to concentrate on , say five languages and then in a year add a couple of more? I realize that you seem to have a natural affinity for language learning but I see so many on UA-cam who claim polyglot status, but seem to know only a few phrases and questions and no real depth. Best of luck!
Great question! I probably would be better off in terms of comprehension in those five languages but at least right now, in this point in time, I would prefer to create foundations in a bunch of different languages to build off of later on. I'm already satisfied with the languages that I can speak well, so now it's mostly more about exploring other cultures for me. I don't care about the polyglot "title" at all, and I think it's silly to compare different types of language learners solely based on how many languages they've studied
my goal is to get better at russian and portugues
You got this!
I want to speak English and French fluently
I am studying Russian and I am thinking about Italian. I wish you luck with Polish. I am native and I do A LOT of spelling mistakes.
Polish spelling looks so challenging haha but we'll see how it goes!
I Lowkey want to continue learning mandarin & join the Taiwanese Student Association at my school then inevitably finesse my way to a Chinese girl’s heart
Do it man!
@@ColeLangs finna be the only Indian dude on campus shouting “piaoliang”
Who are you?
I'm just some guy on the internet trying to learn a bunch of languages i guess
Polish. Great choice.
I want to become intermediately conversational and able to understand Korean and improve my Spanish accent. I already am fluent in Portuguese and Spanish but my Spanish is not as good as my português.
Yeah I feel like my Portuguese has passed my Spanish in proficiency too haha. Good luck with your Korean that's awesome!
@@ColeLangs hehe thanks. I grew up speaking Portuguese as my first language even though I was born in the USA because my parents are from Brazil :). (Started speaking English when I went to school here in the USA)
Yeah! I am Polish and I have a great advice on learning Polish!
Here it goes:
If you want to learn Polish, don't.
(It's a joke)
My goal is to learn a bunch of African languages and improve my Burmese Malayalam and Vietnamese Hmong Korean Tamil Armenian Arabic Turkish and get fluent in French and Greek.
Wow that's a lot of languages good luck!!
My goal is to learn Hindi on the same level of Spanish which is upper intermediate
Awesome I'm actually practicing some Hindi right now for an upcoming video :) good luck!
that's cool but have you played Pokemon Legends: Arceus?
I have not, but i did beat Pokemon XD: Gales of Darkness as a kid lmao
Japanese is what I'm learning
What’s your major?
Can you show your process to learn a new language?
I've made some videos on this topic in the past. You can find a lot of them under the "Language learning tutorials" playlist on my channel :)
Saluton, kiel vi fartas?
Mi ĝojas, ke vi faris novan videon.
Mi sekvas vin dum kelka tempo sed mi ne komentas.
my goal for this year is learning polish and finnish.
is very hard why i don't find much material.
Yeah that's tough, but you can learn so much just by talking to people
Mate, I've been looking forward to learn European Portuguese for years now. However, every time when I try to find resources for it, all I could find is BLEEDING Brazilian Portuguese and I don't wanna learn that! ( No disrespect to Brazil)
Yeah I think you'd be better off with a book or podcast specifically geared towards European Portuguese. Good luck!
cool
yabba dabba do bop
continue with Japanese and start Russian and add whatever language I develop an intresrt in, and maintain Italian and French I guess
Sounds great go for it!
@@ColeLangs update: dropped Russian, went for German somewhere in an A2 level, also picked up Catalan in February got it to A2 and then promptly forgot about it :)
Do u still study finnish??
A little bit, but not that much anymore. I'll be learning more of it soon though
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Thanks bud
I know you said chatterbug was free, it's a free trial only... after that there's rate to pay.
I want to learn Russian this year
You got this!
I want to be able to speak Russian well
You can absolutely make that happen!
@@ColeLangs i will
Tbh I’m surprised you’ve included German on your list but why do you and other similar polyglot channels never have Swedish, Danish, Norwegian, Dutch, or Icelandic content? Most people who have these as their first language are good at speaking English, but that’s not stopping xiaomanyc going out in the street to where everyone speaks English well. Is it because it might be seen as overly Eurocentric and white washed? which is a totally fair argument, yet still isn’t keeping you and others doing Slavic and Romance languages.I’m just curious what is keeping you away from the (especially northern) Germanic languages?
Just as a small addendum you have a huge list of languages that I’m sure you put a great deal of thought into choosing, I’m not as curious about why you chose those over northern Germanic languages and Dutch as much as I’m wondering if there’s a reason you don’t have interest in those languages.
First on accident
we love to see it