Thank you so much for taking the time to make this video with the best tips I have ever seen about language learning. I'm a native speaker of Portuguese studying German and I'm happy to see that what I'm doing is in accord with what you recommend. You are a great inspiration to me! I intend to never stop learning other languages. I admire peole like you with such an active mind and thirst to learn!
You're very welcome! I'm thrilled to hear that you found the video helpful, and it's fantastic to know that your language learning approach aligns with the tips I shared. Learning a new language can be quite the journey, and it's wonderful that you're staying motivated and dedicated to expanding your language skills. I truly appreciate your kind words and your admiration. Remember, the joy of learning and the desire to explore new languages are what keep us all growing intellectually and culturally. Keep up the excellent work on your language learning journey, and never hesitate to reach out.
A chaque fois que je vous écoute je me reconnais à travers vous, que ce soit les techniques utilisées etc. Bref merci pour vos vidéos, surely my best youtuber. Keep goin !
Loved this. Became a fan of you since that polyglot interview on street video. I wonder how you got into Japan as a professor. I know that this is a bit personal but just curious. I used to work in Japan till march. Worked there as an engineer as have learnt Japanese at a decent level. Thanks
Thank for this excellent video again! Do you have any videos showing exactly how you go about learning the basics of a language, how much time a day and how many months to be able to start reading bilingual books? About the 1.000 words in sentences: What exactly do you do? Do you write them down in a notebook? Bidirectional translation every day for a week? What exactly? So curios to know this. 😊
Love your content! :) Could you make a video about how you acquire vocabulary of a language belonging to a new family? Do you use mnemonics? Or do you use mainly these duo-lingual books and read them several times? Thanks!
Great suggestion! I rarely use neumonics but it depends on the language. Dual-language books and other reading materials are the most effective for me in general.
@@polyglotdreams Thanks for answering! I also find dual language books more useful and fun. Do you also listen those books? I feel that if you understand them when listening, it is a huge step forward.
@polsotoscano1272 I am translating my memoir into multiple languages and having it professionally narrated. I use my own book (and audiobook) to keep up with Italian and Chinese. You can see the samples I uploaded. You might want to check them out at polyglotdreams.com
sir,r u a married person because married person have less time to learn many languages and his circumstance also not leave him enough to learn more languages....any way u are great man.
Sorry, I had no idea what you meant so I did a search and I found "Canguro English is a Spanish language teaching company. Canguro English is a one-man company by an English teacher providing fluency lessons in English via TH-cam."
@@polyglotdreams yeah that's probably him. i dunno about companies, to me he's just a youtuber, and you two sounded surprisingly similar, that's all xD xD
Thank you Tim for the useful advice, you has always been my inspiration for me to keep learning languages.
THANKS Dieu. I love your channel in Vietnamese
Thank you so much for taking the time to make this video with the best tips I have ever seen about language learning. I'm a native speaker of Portuguese studying German and I'm happy to see that what I'm doing is in accord with what you recommend. You are a great inspiration to me! I intend to never stop learning other languages. I admire peole like you with such an active mind and thirst to learn!
You're very welcome! I'm thrilled to hear that you found the video helpful, and it's fantastic to know that your language learning approach aligns with the tips I shared. Learning a new language can be quite the journey, and it's wonderful that you're staying motivated and dedicated to expanding your language skills.
I truly appreciate your kind words and your admiration. Remember, the joy of learning and the desire to explore new languages are what keep us all growing intellectually and culturally. Keep up the excellent work on your language learning journey, and never hesitate to reach out.
I'm learning 4th languages, but the things that you said was perfect. ❤Thanks
Phrases are somewhat similar to idioms. Excellent. Thank you.
My pleasure
Thanks for sharing. Valuable info!!!
Glad it was helpful! My pleasure. Thank you for supporting the community here.
All good.
THANKS
Another great video, Tim. Great useful and practical advice. I wish you the best and hope we cross paths again before too long. Cheers.
I hope so too! Thanks so much
Great vidéo
Thanks 🙏
Typo in the on-screen graphics. It's Spanish, not Spainish.
Opp. Thanks
Pondré en práctica estos consejos
Me alegro mucho
A chaque fois que je vous écoute je me reconnais à travers vous, que ce soit les techniques utilisées etc. Bref merci pour vos vidéos, surely my best youtuber. Keep goin !
merci beaucoup
merci beaucoup
Thank you for this. Do you have a video on creating a language learning plan? I thought to ask
Not yet! But that is a good idea. Do you mean a plan focusing on just one language or multiple languages?
@@polyglotdreamsI think both would be interesting.
Loved this. Became a fan of you since that polyglot interview on street video. I wonder how you got into Japan as a professor. I know that this is a bit personal but just curious. I used to work in Japan till march. Worked there as an engineer as have learnt Japanese at a decent level.
Thanks
I really appreciate your interest abd kind words. May I suggest that you check out my life story? Please go to polyglotdreams.com
Boa escolha Jorge Amado. Atualmente moro na Irlanda como estudante de inglês e ano que vem me mudarei para Tokyo para estudar 日本語
日本へいらっしゃい
Thank for this excellent video again! Do you have any videos showing exactly how you go about learning the basics of a language, how much time a day and how many months to be able to start reading bilingual books? About the 1.000 words in sentences: What exactly do you do? Do you write them down in a notebook? Bidirectional translation every day for a week? What exactly? So curios to know this. 😊
Not all in one video... .I'll make one
@@polyglotdreams Thank you!! I would love to know what activities you do and recommend! After so many languages! Fantastic!
Love your content! :) Could you make a video about how you acquire vocabulary of a language belonging to a new family? Do you use mnemonics? Or do you use mainly these duo-lingual books and read them several times? Thanks!
Great suggestion! I rarely use neumonics but it depends on the language. Dual-language books and other reading materials are the most effective for me in general.
@@polyglotdreams Thanks for answering! I also find dual language books more useful and fun. Do you also listen those books? I feel that if you understand them when listening, it is a huge step forward.
@polsotoscano1272 I am translating my memoir into multiple languages and having it professionally narrated. I use my own book (and audiobook) to keep up with Italian and Chinese. You can see the samples I uploaded.
You might want to check them out at polyglotdreams.com
Am interested in learning German
Go for it then. Any specific reasons you choose German?
sir,r u a married person because married person have less time to learn many languages and his circumstance also not leave him enough to learn more languages....any way u are great man.
Thank you so much for joining us here in polyglot dreams
why do you sound so similar to Canguro English..?? 🤔 i mean the voice and/or manner of speech. your accent is of course different
Sorry, I had no idea what you meant so I did a search and I found "Canguro English is a Spanish language teaching company. Canguro English is a one-man company by an English teacher providing fluency lessons in English via TH-cam."
@@polyglotdreams yeah that's probably him. i dunno about companies, to me he's just a youtuber, and you two sounded surprisingly similar, that's all xD xD
They sound totally different, to my ear at least. CE has an English accent, whilst PD has a sort of Dutch American accent.
useful advice🤩 from a wise man 👨 thanks for this good video 📹
Thank you for the kind words.
Great piece of advice, superb ! 🫡
Thanks, all the best in your studies