I did exactly the same with learning Hungarian. I chose a teacher who is a native Spanish speaker and he doesn't speak English. This means that he had to explain everything about Hungarian in Spanish. It really helped me to revise my Spanish as well as helping me separate out Italian and Spanish as he also speaks Italian. I didn't continue with Hungarian but it certainly helped me with my Spanish. By the way, your Mandarin really has come a long way. Well done. You are an inspiration.
Thanks a lot. I actually wanna do a reaction video to my first chinese speaking video to show the difference of how far I have come. Thanks so much for this comment. It really inspires me and makes me proud. Why did you stop with Hungarian by the way.
I guess you really love learning all of them at the same time, even though, it is a lil harder right. I totally understand the feeling. Is there a language that you have already learned to a high enough level, so that you can use it to learn the others?
Thanks bro. I think for language freaks like me haha, it is really helpful. I still wanna learn Spanish, so I might end up using Korean to learn Spanish haha.
@@AfroLinguo spanish is a very good language to learn and with your approach you could learn other languages with little effort using spanish as an foundation.
And there’s me learning 3 languages at the same time but not learning any of them through another language 😂 Tbf when I studied abroad in Lyon I learnt other languages through French but I didn’t have a choice then. My French did improve but I used to get really annoyed in some of my German classes because they would speak more French than German and I’m at a level in German where I would rather just learn in the language itself if you get what I mean? Learning Korean through French was fun but I did find it too much with my degree being in German, Spanish and French so didn’t continue with it after the module finished. I feel like I learnt more French in that class than Korean though because I’ve just forgotten everything now other than how to tell somebody my name or say I go to a restaurant 😅 Also I spotted your map of Lyon in the background and I need it in my life 😂
I also feel right now, like I am learning more chinese than korean. I have already taken three classes and my teacher is still teaching how to read the script. 😅😅. Would you say now that your French is at a similar level to your German after staying there for a long time?
@@AfroLinguo I have no idea if it’s the same level as my German now but it’s defo a lot better than it used to be. My Spanish is probably my worse language now even though I’ve studied it for longer than French just because I have spent a lot of time in a Spanish speaking country
@@GlobetrottingPolyglot If your french get's better, your spanish will get better in the future too. I feel like French and spanish are so closely linked, that knowledge of one makes it easier to learn the other.
😂😂😂 I totally understand you. Sometimes I ask myself “ When are you going to stop learning languages???” Lol. I don’t wanna be a jack of all trades but master of none you know what I mean.
What language do you wanna learn next and why?
I did exactly the same with learning Hungarian. I chose a teacher who is a native Spanish speaker and he doesn't speak English. This means that he had to explain everything about Hungarian in Spanish. It really helped me to revise my Spanish as well as helping me separate out Italian and Spanish as he also speaks Italian.
I didn't continue with Hungarian but it certainly helped me with my Spanish.
By the way, your Mandarin really has come a long way. Well done. You are an inspiration.
Thanks a lot. I actually wanna do a reaction video to my first chinese speaking video to show the difference of how far I have come. Thanks so much for this comment. It really inspires me and makes me proud. Why did you stop with Hungarian by the way.
OMg, you're learning Koreaan, wowwww amazing!!! It's the coolest idea that you're learning it through Chinese
I guess you really love learning all of them at the same time, even though, it is a lil harder right. I totally understand the feeling. Is there a language that you have already learned to a high enough level, so that you can use it to learn the others?
@@AfroLinguo only English for now , and I learn other languages through it. I can't wait to be able to learn new languages through Russian or French
@@estherandherlittleworld7821 It definitely is an awesome feeling you know. I really love it. It is simply amazing.
Brother, that sound like a good concept if there is a interest in learning multiple languages. Keep up the good work.
Thanks bro. I think for language freaks like me haha, it is really helpful. I still wanna learn Spanish, so I might end up using Korean to learn Spanish haha.
@@AfroLinguo spanish is a very good language to learn and with your approach you could learn other languages with little effort using spanish as an foundation.
@@heinrichnebel5968 definitely
And there’s me learning 3 languages at the same time but not learning any of them through another language 😂
Tbf when I studied abroad in Lyon I learnt other languages through French but I didn’t have a choice then. My French did improve but I used to get really annoyed in some of my German classes because they would speak more French than German and I’m at a level in German where I would rather just learn in the language itself if you get what I mean?
Learning Korean through French was fun but I did find it too much with my degree being in German, Spanish and French so didn’t continue with it after the module finished. I feel like I learnt more French in that class than Korean though because I’ve just forgotten everything now other than how to tell somebody my name or say I go to a restaurant 😅
Also I spotted your map of Lyon in the background and I need it in my life 😂
I also feel right now, like I am learning more chinese than korean. I have already taken three classes and my teacher is still teaching how to read the script. 😅😅. Would you say now that your French is at a similar level to your German after staying there for a long time?
@@AfroLinguo I have no idea if it’s the same level as my German now but it’s defo a lot better than it used to be. My Spanish is probably my worse language now even though I’ve studied it for longer than French just because I have spent a lot of time in a Spanish speaking country
@@GlobetrottingPolyglot If your french get's better, your spanish will get better in the future too. I feel like French and spanish are so closely linked, that knowledge of one makes it easier to learn the other.
@@AfroLinguo True but now I keep getting told that I speak Spanish with a French accent haha
@@GlobetrottingPolyglot But is that not the best way to speak a language? Speaking every language with a french accent is the sexiest thing ever lol.
I hope I never learn another language.
😂😂😂 I totally understand you. Sometimes I ask myself “ When are you going to stop learning languages???” Lol. I don’t wanna be a jack of all trades but master of none you know what I mean.
You are learning Spanish now right? How is your Spanish level?