First i advise that you read and listen many times in the language, granted japanese may be hard as it is based of characters, learn 1000 or so characters roughly then try to read and losten to them... As you get more familar with them, begin to learn more until you get a idea of the grammar, then try and use what you have learnt to speak after you can hnderstand...
+ASIT CICI I can speak, I listened to a lot of Japanese language. I just cannot read. I can do it okay, but it still requires a lot of effort. がんばる。Use this chart to guide which Kanji you are learning, www.tidraso.co.uk/kanji_frequency.html
+ASIT CICI Hello, I speak Japanese and would recommend that you take some sort of formal class. If you are aiming to speak, books won't really help you. You may want to find some sort of language partner on a site like interpals. Listening and practicing speaking Japanese will help you gain fluency. Books will primarily help with reading and writing. Here is to life-long learning.
1000 years later... Recent studies from the world renowned Fake University say that one does not learn from buying books. The secret behind learning is actually studying with them.
He could be a secret Italian agent in Poland cause he speaks it without any accent and he didn't make any mistakes, which i've never heard before from a foreigner (I'm Polish). He really must speak it very often to be so perfectly fluent in it.
There where things that weren't native if you only pay attention ;) The ą in "motywacją" sounded French not Polish (no Pole would ever say it like that), he stressed the wrong syllable in "musiałem". Also, his soft consonants (ś, ć, dź, ź) weren't right.
I have never seen a foreigner speak Polish so well, I mean it. I was amazed when I heard his pronunciation, vocab and grammar, all of which were flawless. I'm shocked
yeh like always oh i have many friends there and that´s why i´m learning their language but in fact they spend more time reading books than socialising with any people
Wow, he is an extremely talented person. As a native of Polish , I am very impressed and would like to hear a longer conversation. Polish is very difficult, even sometimes for us , so I can only imagine how much work he must have put to achieve this kind of level.
@@rOckSssxbc Definition of "us": Oxford Advanced American Dictionary us pronoun /əs/ (the object form of we) used when the speaker or writer and another or others are the object of a verb or preposition, or after the verb be She gave us a picture as a wedding present.We'll take the dog with us.Please let us in :)
I simply could not stress enough the fact how awesome these people are! I felt like crying tears of awe and amazement from watching this video. Wow, I wish I could have the chance to talk with those amazing people someday as well. I definitely agree that Passion is the key to successful language learning. You have to love the language you are studying in order for it to sink in and integrate into your life. Awesome! The world should hold more of these polyglot get togethers. *_*
He can speak my language :) At 7:26 he was unable to speak Icelandic, so he answered in Swedish: "Kan du prata isländska?" "Jag pratar inte isländska, men jag kan prata slovenska" "tyvärr" "Du pratar mycket bra" That is correct Swedish grammar and good pronunciation. You should have had a Swedish speaking person there.
Ahh, so he was speaking Swedish. I was confused by his mention of Slovak at that moment, but I think he probably wanted to say Svenska and misspoke. He wanted to have an Icelandic-Swedish bilingual conversation.
As much as these things are cool, every 'polyglot speaks X languages' video is the same - they just talk about how and why they learn the languages they speak. What would really test their language skills is if they were asked to answer random questions and think on the spot - such as, tell us about your first day at school, if you had a million dollars what would you do, who would win a fight between an eagle and a buffalo and why. I think they'd become unstuck or if they didn't become unstuck, then I'd be truly impressed. But I fear they'd be caught out.
So you think Luca is like that? Lol. You obviously haven't checked out all his other videos then. He literally lives most of his languages.(he's a language coach) His native language is Italian yet most of his TH-cam videos are mainly in English. And I've watched him in a couple of interviews speaking fluent english. Honestly when I found his channel first, I didn't know he wasn't a native English speaker.
This is extremely motivating. Hoping to lock down Spanish and Mandarin soon and hearing that he was able to kick off his language learning with books is very encouraging. I'd love to hear which books or line of books he uses if there are any in particular that lay things out well and whatnot. Thanks for posting this!
wow, he spoke in macedonian and serbian!!! i live in macedonia and my native languages are serbian and arabic!!! but to hear someone speak macedonian, that is sooo wonderful to hear. i never knew that it would mean so much to me, thank you. фала многу, што зборуваше на македонски и српски. беше прекрасно да се чуе од странец. се надевам дека еден ден и јас ке ја посетам конвенцијата на полиглоти. зборувам шпански, арапски, македонски, српски, англиски, а во процес сум на учење на корејски и турски. следат јапонски и француски. wish me luck!!
I thought Romanian was a fairly popular/common choice in the language learning community? Maybe I just got lucky that the first 4-5 polyglots I found on TH-cam were also the only ones who'd done Romanian lol
Engraçado é que ele disse achar o Português brasileiro mais fácil de se falar, mas acabou por se pronunciar em Português de Portugal. Simplesmente incrível!
Diogo Morteiro Eu ainda não posso pronunciar bem o português, acho muito dificil a pronuncia das vocais... Acho que a minha pronuncia é boa mas foi muito mais fácil pra mim a pronuncia do alemão, du japoneis e agora que estou aprendendo ruso acho a pronuncia rusa mais fácil. É incrível a cuantidade de soms que tem o sotaque brasileiro.
@@diogomorteiro6388 tem uma russa tbem e vários japoneses, geralmente as pessoas que falam isso não falam mais do que português e inglês geralmente às vezes espanhol e sim o sotaque brasileiro é mais fácil porque às vogais são mais fonéticas
His polish is excellent, without any accent, he speaks in polish better than some Poles in Poland do!! That's amazing. This guy can use it to be a perfect spy! ;) If I would speak with him, I will not recognize that he is a foreigner.
John Kovalsky Don't go so fast John ;) I definately recognize He is a foreigner. I wanted to say he speaks CORRECT Polish. But as you may know, Polish people always recognize their own dude :D
Natalia Latos Mam znajomych którzy mówią w ten sam sposób jak on, lekko się zacinając i tak dziwnie się wypowiadając, ale nie są obcokrajowcami, więc uwaga według mojego zdania nietrafna, bardzo dobry poziom znajomości naszego języka :)
Amazing! He seems a bit shy, which is incredible for a man with his abilities. I wonder if he has many other hobbies or how much time he spends on exercising or repeating.
My new idol. Not only the ability to speak so many languages but also the ability to change in seconds from one language to another one, totally different. Really really remarkable. Thanks Luca, this really shows me that passion for languages is really motivational. Bravissimo, grazie mille, mi hai insegnato molto , niente della lingua, ma molto della motivazione. Grazie a te e @italianoautomatico chi mi ha fatto conoscere te
hahaha I started laughing when Emanuele started speaking in Slovenian because it was just so random :D .. "well i'll speak Slovenian anyway because I can't speak Icelandic" just like that.. Brilliant! :D Pozdrav iz Slovenije :-)
wow, his level of polish is really amazing O_O I must admit that I sometimes watch this kind of videos with a naysayer attitude because I'm skeptic that someone speaking so many languages will be also speaking my language so fluently but this guy really sounds very close to native and definitely is very fluent and casual (in a good way) when speaking polish. Unbelievable :P
Super!! this Man speaks many languages. I take my hat off to him. Once again He looks calm and relax when He speaks in the conversation and switch to the The languange to the others. Cool man!!.
Ragazzi, siete bravi, tutti!!! Complimenti, state creando qualcosa di veramente bello e nobile. E lo state facendo senza gelosie o scontri, come invece spesso capita nei forum dedicati alle lingue. Continuate così. Vi stimo.
from what I gather he uses all his acquired languages on a regular basis because he works in export and customer service and he even said he still doesn't know enough languages, so he'll pretty much keep them all to some degree until he retires
It would be INSANELY INCREDIBLE if he can hold a conversation with a Chinese, an Indian, a Japanese and a Korean. If someone who is capable to master this 20 languages, hands down, extreme-hyperpolyglot.
I'm floored! Very well set up by all of you! Great to see many familiar cameos :) Best hyperpolyglot video ever, since it leaves no doubt for the spontaneity of his skills and shows the true use of languages are to communicate with other human beings! Excellent conclusion remarks Luca!
This is the kind of polyglot I want to be. Learning many languages *well*, getting to a good point before moving on, not just learning 10 phrases in each of 50 languages and claiming to speak them.
👍👍👍 And he saved the best for last! A perfect cherry on top of a 15 story cake. Keep going for more and even deeper into all these! Customers he talks to must be the luckiest ones for having an honor to meet or at least hear a person with such strong determination to convey information in their native tongues ( It's impossible that a job requirement was knowledge of more than 4 languages...).
I am a native speaker of Macedonian and I have to say I am IMPRESSED you speak it better than me and with no mistakes WOW I am totally amazed GREAT JOB, AND KEEP UP THE GOOD WORK!
So many talented polyglots out there! I love seeing these videos, hearing the languages and thinking about what a human being with passion and determination can accomplish!
This video is very inspirational. I am only a bilingual who can manage a basic conversation in a few others. I really want to be a polyglot and this video is so encouraging. Thanks for boosting my motivation.
His accent surprises me. I understand Polish, Russian, Spanish and German... and it seems that he speaks in his own language. He should try learn lithuanian, it would be good challenge :)
His German accent is also very good. Thanks! This Polyglot idea changed my life so much. Language is simply a key to soooo many things. It pushed me to an extend İ couldnt dream of before. And just by the way İ even learnt to love my native language German, which I didnt before.
amazing guy, switching between all those languages have to be highly difficult, however his polish is not that perfect as many here claim, it is still very, very good I am totally impressed
Njegova slovenščina je super :) Excellent Slovene ! Vsa čast, ni veliko ljudi ki bi se naučili naš jezik :) Madžarščina in srbo-hrvaščina je tudi brezhibna :)
Fuaaa q locura haber visto a esos hombres hablar tantos idiomas, fue genial... Em, I know a little English so I can not believe how these amazing guys speak those languages so well. Son unos grosos!
Emanuelle a very talente hyperpoliglot soeaking. In 16 languages that is wonderful !!! I am trilled to recognized another ITALIAN besides LUCA & EMANUELLE THE GREAT ALBERTO WHO'S ALSO A YOU TUBER & along with his GRANDMOTHER LA NONNA MAKE A WONDERFUL TEAM ALBERTO BACK THEN IN 2013 WAS "MOLTO GIOVANE" UN RAGAZZO very young , a young boy... Thanks for showing this historic video LUCA & RICHARD WERE ALSO YOUNG 8 YRS AGO !!!
É, ele não falou nada de português, o que é estranho, porque o cara fala uma língua árabe fluentemente e não consegue falar português fluentemente, kkk que é uma romance language such as Italian his native language.
Eu estou começando a achar que português é mais difícil que árabe, já que é raro ver alguém que fale a língua decentemente, pra mim ele nem deveria colocar etiqueta que fala português, se o cara não consegue conjugar o ser/estar no presente do indicativo ou dizer "eu fui" ou "eu estive" ele não fala a língua, eu tenho 45 anos e os únicos estrangeiros que conheci que falavam bem o português moraram ao menos uma década no Brasil. Outro fenômeno é o pessoal falar que fulano fala "tão bem", quando claramente se ele falasse nesse nível em alemão os germânicos fariam o tradicional switch pro inglês
And by going to some (or most) of the countries. Even though conversation and understanding is the essence of language, learning and mastering the grammar of a language helps greatly.
I agree with you. Do you think the fact that more people seem to speak Hungarian instead is a little poke at Finish? Lol, I'm just kidding. I completely second your opinion.
They learn Hungarian because it's considered to be more difficult than Finnish I believe. But yeah, it would be interesting to hear him learn and speak Finnish :)
Svaka cast Emanuele, ja evo pokusavam da ucim Talijanski, mislim da su jezici nekako slicni, na prijemjer R i govoriti mi je nekako lako, moze li biti to!? Isto imam prijatelje u Italiji, idem tamo na odmor i volim sve u Italiji. Veliki pozdrav iz Njemacke
I know grammar shouldn't be the focus but i definitely agree with him, it is much easier for me to learn a language if i know the structure and I feel more confident that way. This guy is very relateable as a language learner.
Aufgeschlossen you are correct! Its a false myth. Chinese grammer is quite simple. Tones are tricky and it takes some patience to learn the writing but overall, its very doable.
I'd like to say that I'm also one of the people who have been learning languages. I am from Tajikistan (a small country in Central Asia). I'm proud that there are the people in the world who learn languages, because I myself have been learning the languages too (I mean I started learning English in 1998 and German in 2009). I'd like to learn Spanish too because I love it as much as I do German. As for the people who spoke to Emanuele Marini, I recognized some of them: Amir Ordabayev and a young man who spoke Persian (Farsi), I think it was Tim Doner.
Sweet leaping Celestia... This guy is amazing. His command of polish is almost unbelievable. Most foreigners, even those living in poland for 20+ years, never achieve anything comparable to what I've just seen. Hats off.
No it is not, come on, he said a few sentences and made mistakes in basically every single one of them, I never bash a student, but this dude is suppossed to be an expert. He can't conjugate the verb "ser", the most essential verb in most languages, he coud not say "I went" correctly, would people say you speak great english if you could not say "I went"?
@@mjeffbr I agree that he needs improving but as he said he speaks "um pouco". Great that he could understand what was being said and formulated his own phrases but he needs improving, yes, to be able to say he knows Portuguese.
Wow- but that must be stressful to have to switch so quickly....for him. I bet like Luca says, he can refresh a language in a few days if he's in the country, but he may stumble if it' s a bit rusty at first. Pretty amazing.
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Emanuele, you saved the world yesterday. How did you do it?
I did it at home, with a book...
Max Poole nice one, buddy
I am doctor, come on, I will give you cure for your illness.
Hahahaha very funny.
X) so fun this guy
Haha
How did you learn a language ?
I bought a book
I bought 100 book to learn japanese but still I can't speak
First i advise that you read and listen many times in the language, granted japanese may be hard as it is based of characters, learn 1000 or so characters roughly then try to read and losten to them... As you get more familar with them, begin to learn more until you get a idea of the grammar, then try and use what you have learnt to speak after you can hnderstand...
+ASIT CICI I can speak, I listened to a lot of Japanese language. I just cannot read. I can do it okay, but it still requires a lot of effort. がんばる。Use this chart to guide which Kanji you are learning, www.tidraso.co.uk/kanji_frequency.html
+ASIT CICI Hello, I speak Japanese and would recommend that you take some sort of formal class. If you are aiming to speak, books won't really help you. You may want to find some sort of language partner on a site like interpals. Listening and practicing speaking Japanese will help you gain fluency. Books will primarily help with reading and writing. Here is to life-long learning.
+ASIT CICI , there is also something called talent. Passion helps a lot, though.
1000 years later...
Recent studies from the world renowned Fake University say that one does not learn from buying books. The secret behind learning is actually studying with them.
He could be a secret Italian agent in Poland cause he speaks it without any accent and he didn't make any mistakes, which i've never heard before from a foreigner (I'm Polish). He really must speak it very often to be so perfectly fluent in it.
In an interview he said that polish was the first language he learnt and the one he prefers :)
Marty_S he said Serbian was his first language in this one. And Italian. 😀
he does have an accent though
Language genius, my friend.
There where things that weren't native if you only pay attention ;) The ą in "motywacją" sounded French not Polish (no Pole would ever say it like that), he stressed the wrong syllable in "musiałem". Also, his soft consonants (ś, ć, dź, ź) weren't right.
I have never seen a foreigner speak Polish so well, I mean it. I was amazed when I heard his pronunciation, vocab and grammar, all of which were flawless. I'm shocked
Are you from poland.
@@obedysaiasrivasgonzalez950 yes
Wow, his Polish is actually really good.
ty tez mowisz bardzo ladnie po polsku!
hahhahahahaaha
oli pawlikowski
Zgadzam się!
On jest emejzing, Polska!
I am very bad at polish, just started learning it. Do Widzenia!
We get it he has a lot of friends
yeh like always oh i have many friends there and that´s why i´m learning their language but in fact they spend more time reading books than socialising with any people
When shaking hands was a fashion on the human being society
Wow, he is an extremely talented person. As a native of Polish , I am very impressed and would like to hear a longer conversation. Polish is very difficult, even sometimes for us , so I can only imagine how much work he must have put to achieve this kind of level.
What do you mean with ''us"?
Stop confusing talent with putting in the time and the work.
@@rOckSssxbc
Definition of "us": Oxford Advanced American Dictionary
us pronoun
/əs/
(the object form of we) used when the speaker or writer and another or others are the object of a verb or preposition, or after the verb be
She gave us a picture as a wedding present.We'll take the dog with us.Please let us in :)
@@cerenademe9433 he is definitely a language sponge.
Tiene amigos en todo el mundo este hombre
Jajaja eres muy divertida
Es que es muy guapo.
La gente es clave para aprender el idioma
@William Hancock me da gusto leer esto
Wow his italian is perfect
A. Zizzo ahahabahababa
He's a native Italian speaker
@@thiagoaugusto9262 r/wooosh
Anch'io ero stupitissimo :D Rispetto!
Loool he's Italian
0:00 English
1:10 Italian
2:22 Romanian
2:51 Hungarian
3:32 German
4:26 Russian
5:07 Turkish
6:13 Polish
7:16 Icelandic
8:20 Brazilian Portuguese
9:10 Farsi
9:53 Spanish
10:54 Dutch
11:28 Macedonian
12:29 Serbian
L-E-G-E-N-D
He was not speaking icelandic at 7:16. The guy asking him questions is speaking Icelandic but he was actually answering in Swedish.
This video seems like a lang-bang
Marcus Aurelius Go back to Rome Marcus.
LOLOLLOLOLOL!!! :)
International scientific conferences are good for lang-banging oneself!
Да это жоска
No way! His polish is flawless, he has only problem with the hardest consonants,but damn!
I simply could not stress enough the fact how awesome these people are! I felt like crying tears of awe and amazement from watching this video. Wow, I wish I could have the chance to talk with those amazing people someday as well. I definitely agree that Passion is the key to successful language learning. You have to love the language you are studying in order for it to sink in and integrate into your life. Awesome! The world should hold more of these polyglot get togethers. *_*
this world needs more people like you
Really impressive, 30 languages is and insane amount, I can't figure the time he spent to learn all these languages...
What a modest genius! His Spanish is pretty good.
His laugh absolutely cracks me up
I think I will buy a lot of books after watching this. His Spanish was not so fluent but still amazing. Outstanding!
He can speak my language :) At 7:26 he was unable to speak Icelandic, so he answered in Swedish: "Kan du prata isländska?" "Jag pratar inte isländska, men jag kan prata slovenska" "tyvärr" "Du pratar mycket bra" That is correct Swedish grammar and good pronunciation. You should have had a Swedish speaking person there.
Ahh, so he was speaking Swedish. I was confused by his mention of Slovak at that moment, but I think he probably wanted to say Svenska and misspoke. He wanted to have an Icelandic-Swedish bilingual conversation.
He's speaking swedish when he says he cant speak icelandic lol x)
I was son confused because I was like, that can't be Icelandic when that is Swedish! Lol..
His serbian is perfect
Wow i really want to go to a polyglot conference. :D
Languages are just awesome! I would like to learn Serbian someday :)
Mozes, ako hoces. Puoi, se vuoi!
Have you tried? :)
Did someday happen by now? If not, make tomorrow that someday. ;)
I believe in you, you can do it. :)
As much as these things are cool, every 'polyglot speaks X languages' video is the same - they just talk about how and why they learn the languages they speak. What would really test their language skills is if they were asked to answer random questions and think on the spot - such as, tell us about your first day at school, if you had a million dollars what would you do, who would win a fight between an eagle and a buffalo and why. I think they'd become unstuck or if they didn't become unstuck, then I'd be truly impressed. But I fear they'd be caught out.
Yes many of them are interpreters and are only able to translate fluently into their native language
@@josemanuelmatos1546 ...what?
Jack Taylor in how many languages you can answer questions at random ? I can do it in seven and I’m not an interpreter at all
This is so true. Most would be caught out as immediates
So you think Luca is like that? Lol.
You obviously haven't checked out all his other videos then.
He literally lives most of his languages.(he's a language coach)
His native language is Italian yet most of his TH-cam videos are mainly in English. And I've watched him in a couple of interviews speaking fluent english.
Honestly when I found his channel first, I didn't know he wasn't a native English speaker.
This is extremely motivating. Hoping to lock down Spanish and Mandarin soon and hearing that he was able to kick off his language learning with books is very encouraging. I'd love to hear which books or line of books he uses if there are any in particular that lay things out well and whatnot. Thanks for posting this!
His Dutch sounded better than the interviewer's Dutch
You can definitly hear he's not a native but his grammar is good.
@@banjomango145 It's Flemish Dutch
@@Scrungge uhm no
@@banjomango145 I'm Flemish.. It definitely sounds Flemish
He's so Flemish
This was like a bukkake video but with languages.
Ha ha ha ha! The best comment ever! :D
thats true hahahaa
Lol
Hahahahaha, I had to Google bukkake to understand it hahahahaha
Loads of words everywhere
wow, he spoke in macedonian and serbian!!!
i live in macedonia and my native languages are serbian and arabic!!!
but to hear someone speak macedonian, that is sooo wonderful to hear. i never knew that it would mean so much to me, thank you.
фала многу, што зборуваше на македонски и српски. беше прекрасно да се чуе од странец. се надевам дека еден ден и јас ке ја посетам конвенцијата на полиглоти. зборувам шпански, арапски, македонски, српски, англиски, а во процес сум на учење на корејски и турски. следат јапонски и француски.
wish me luck!!
I needed the subtitles even for the languages I speak because the background noise was too much. PIty.
Finally, a polyglot who speaks Romanian
I was so surprised that I could understand the first language he started speaking lmao
Este o limbă ușoara dacă vorbești spaniola său italiana, și merge în două țari
Yep, but he lived in Romania so we are not surprised at all.
I thought Romanian was a fairly popular/common choice in the language learning community? Maybe I just got lucky that the first 4-5 polyglots I found on TH-cam were also the only ones who'd done Romanian lol
2 polyglots speaking Romanian... if I am not mistaken, the man who speaks to him is Alberto the founder of "Italiano Automatico"
Engraçado é que ele disse achar o Português brasileiro mais fácil de se falar, mas acabou por se pronunciar em Português de Portugal. Simplesmente incrível!
Foi exatamente o que eu pensei. rs
Sotaque brasileiro é quase impossível de se adquirir se não for nativo
Diogo Morteiro Eu ainda não posso pronunciar bem o português, acho muito dificil a pronuncia das vocais... Acho que a minha pronuncia é boa mas foi muito mais fácil pra mim a pronuncia do alemão, du japoneis e agora que estou aprendendo ruso acho a pronuncia rusa mais fácil. É incrível a cuantidade de soms que tem o sotaque brasileiro.
@@diogomorteiro6388 tem uma italiana que fala perfeitamente, ela tem um canal, Júlia Nardini
@@diogomorteiro6388 tem uma russa tbem e vários japoneses, geralmente as pessoas que falam isso não falam mais do que português e inglês geralmente às vezes espanhol e sim o sotaque brasileiro é mais fácil porque às vogais são mais fonéticas
Amazing Polish!!!!! Gratuluję talentu! :)
His polish is excellent, without any accent, he speaks in polish better than some Poles in Poland do!! That's amazing. This guy can use it to be a perfect spy! ;) If I would speak with him, I will not recognize that he is a foreigner.
John Kovalsky Don't go so fast John ;) I definately recognize He is a foreigner. I wanted to say he speaks CORRECT Polish. But as you may know, Polish people always recognize their own dude :D
NAUCZYŁ SIĘ Z KSIĄŻKI A INNYM WIELE LAT JĘZYKA POLSKIEGO NIC NIE POMAGA WSTYD SKURWYSYNY !!!
Natalia Latos Mam znajomych którzy mówią w ten sam sposób jak on, lekko się zacinając i tak dziwnie się wypowiadając, ale nie są obcokrajowcami, więc uwaga według mojego zdania nietrafna, bardzo dobry poziom znajomości naszego języka :)
RALALOSEK pozostanę przy swoim zdaniu :)
Amazing! He seems a bit shy, which is incredible for a man with his abilities. I wonder if he has many other hobbies or how much time he spends on exercising or repeating.
My new idol.
Not only the ability to speak so many languages but also the ability to change in seconds from one language to another one, totally different. Really really remarkable.
Thanks Luca, this really shows me that passion for languages is really motivational. Bravissimo, grazie mille, mi hai insegnato molto , niente della lingua, ma molto della motivazione. Grazie a te e @italianoautomatico chi mi ha fatto conoscere te
They straight bombarded this dude with question. After the third person I would of been like , I'm done. I'm free next wednesday for 3 more. :D
+Jean-Eider Pierre-Louis ikr lol
Yeah - he thought he went there for fun, and instead he got tested, LOL
Hahahahaahha
hahaha I started laughing when Emanuele started speaking in Slovenian because it was just so random :D .. "well i'll speak Slovenian anyway because I can't speak Icelandic" just like that.. Brilliant! :D
Pozdrav iz Slovenije :-)
wow, his level of polish is really amazing O_O I must admit that I sometimes watch this kind of videos with a naysayer attitude because I'm skeptic that someone speaking so many languages will be also speaking my language so fluently but this guy really sounds very close to native and definitely is very fluent and casual (in a good way) when speaking polish. Unbelievable :P
Amazing! I hope to get to 5 languages. I cannot imagine having 30 in my head.
Fantastic interview! Also I love the sound of birds in the background.
Super!! this Man speaks many languages. I take my hat off to him. Once again He looks calm and relax when He speaks in the conversation and switch to the The languange to the others. Cool man!!.
I love how on the end he continued to talk in Croatian-serbian :D hvala puno
Ragazzi, siete bravi, tutti!!! Complimenti, state creando qualcosa di veramente bello e nobile. E lo state facendo senza gelosie o scontri, come invece spesso capita nei forum dedicati alle lingue. Continuate così. Vi stimo.
I reaallllyyy want to know how he utilises his time. We all can make the time, but clearly this guy has figured something brilliant out! :)
from what I gather he uses all his acquired languages on a regular basis because he works in export and customer service and he even said he still doesn't know enough languages, so he'll pretty much keep them all to some degree until he retires
It would be INSANELY INCREDIBLE if he can hold a conversation with a Chinese, an Indian, a Japanese and a Korean. If someone who is capable to master this 20 languages, hands down, extreme-hyperpolyglot.
I'm floored! Very well set up by all of you! Great to see many familiar cameos :)
Best hyperpolyglot video ever, since it leaves no doubt for the spontaneity of his skills and shows the true use of languages are to communicate with other human beings!
Excellent conclusion remarks Luca!
“I don’t speak Icelandic, but I can speak…Slovenian?” Literal lol
I think Amir is kazakh
And probably studied in KTL :)
This is the kind of polyglot I want to be. Learning many languages *well*, getting to a good point before moving on, not just learning 10 phrases in each of 50 languages and claiming to speak them.
O PT- Pt é mais truncado (meio russo), o PT - BR é mais suave (meio italiano).
👍👍👍 And he saved the best for last! A perfect cherry on top of a 15 story cake. Keep
going
for more and even deeper into all these! Customers he talks to must be the
luckiest ones
for having an honor to meet or at least hear a person with such strong
determination to convey information in their native tongues ( It's impossible that a
job requirement was knowledge
of more than 4 languages...).
he spoke swedish well. He used swedish when the guy spoke islandic
cant stop staring at luca when hes on the camera but other than that the video is inspirational. keeps me motivated on learning 日本語。
OMG his Polish is Amazing!
I am a native speaker of Macedonian and I have to say I am IMPRESSED you speak it better than me and with no mistakes WOW I am totally amazed GREAT JOB, AND KEEP UP THE GOOD WORK!
Incredible! I still remember seeing his nametag at the conference with a ton of languages and then "etc." at the end. hehe :)
So many talented polyglots out there! I love seeing these videos, hearing the languages and thinking about what a human being with passion and determination can accomplish!
„und ich brauche noch mehr“
This video is very inspirational.
I am only a bilingual who can manage a basic conversation in a few others.
I really want to be a polyglot and this video is so encouraging.
Thanks for boosting my motivation.
Amazing Macedonian and Serbian!
No offense, but there's no such language as the Macedonian language...Cheers
George Dalamvelas None taken, because there is, such as the Macedonian that derives from the Slavic family of languages! Cheers to you :)
His accent surprises me. I understand Polish, Russian, Spanish and German... and it seems that he speaks in his own language. He should try learn lithuanian, it would be good challenge :)
This guy is amazing, congratulations, he looks very friendly! like all the others! :D
His German accent is also very good. Thanks! This Polyglot idea changed my life so much. Language is simply a key to soooo many things. It pushed me to an extend İ couldnt dream of before. And just by the way İ even learnt to love my native language German, which I didnt before.
he speaks serbian like he was born there, really, fluently. his "L" pronounciation could improved a little bit.
amazing guy, switching between all those languages have to be highly difficult, however his polish is not that perfect as many here claim, it is still very, very good
I am totally impressed
Njegova slovenščina je super :) Excellent Slovene ! Vsa čast, ni veliko ljudi ki bi se naučili naš jezik :) Madžarščina in srbo-hrvaščina je tudi brezhibna :)
Hi Luca! It is so inspiring to see this Milanese gentleman speaking so many languages! I cannot wait following his example.
Emanuele is the man!
Fuaaa q locura haber visto a esos hombres hablar tantos idiomas, fue genial... Em, I know a little English so I can not believe how these amazing guys speak those languages so well.
Son unos grosos!
Emanuelle a very talente hyperpoliglot soeaking. In 16 languages that is wonderful !!! I am trilled to recognized another ITALIAN besides LUCA & EMANUELLE THE GREAT ALBERTO WHO'S ALSO A YOU TUBER & along with his GRANDMOTHER LA NONNA MAKE A WONDERFUL TEAM ALBERTO BACK THEN IN 2013 WAS "MOLTO GIOVANE" UN RAGAZZO very young , a young boy... Thanks for showing this historic video LUCA & RICHARD WERE ALSO YOUNG 8 YRS AGO !!!
Muito legal! Queria ter visto ele falar mais português, rs :D
A meu ver, ele nem chegou a responder a pergunta do rapaz claramente, mas, mesmo assim, foi legal ouvi-los falar em PT.
É, ele não falou nada de português, o que é estranho, porque o cara fala uma língua árabe fluentemente e não consegue falar português fluentemente, kkk que é uma romance language such as Italian his native language.
Argus Vezzini é claro que ele tentava de aprender linguas nao románicas. Tao vez como desafio. I give him credit though :)
Eu estou começando a achar que português é mais difícil que árabe, já que é raro ver alguém que fale a língua decentemente, pra mim ele nem deveria colocar etiqueta que fala português, se o cara não consegue conjugar o ser/estar no presente do indicativo ou dizer "eu fui" ou "eu estive" ele não fala a língua, eu tenho 45 anos e os únicos estrangeiros que conheci que falavam bem o português moraram ao menos uma década no Brasil. Outro fenômeno é o pessoal falar que fulano fala "tão bem", quando claramente se ele falasse nesse nível em alemão os germânicos fariam o tradicional switch pro inglês
E sei anni dopo Emanuele parla pure in egiziano antico e nettuniano. Congratulazioni.
Holy shit. He's learned that from language books?
And by going to some (or most) of the countries. Even though conversation and understanding is the essence of language, learning and mastering the grammar of a language helps greatly.
Eternal Solitude Its the fact that he just said "books" and its obviously not easy to learn from books alone.
É muito bom poder ver que estes caras são grandes poliglotas, mas permanecem humildes e modestos. Parabens a todos!!!
I would love to hear some of all these polyglots speak Finnish!
I agree with you. Do you think the fact that more people seem to speak Hungarian instead is a little poke at Finish? Lol, I'm just kidding. I completely second your opinion.
They learn Hungarian because it's considered to be more difficult than Finnish I believe. But yeah, it would be interesting to hear him learn and speak Finnish :)
Svaka cast Emanuele, ja evo pokusavam da ucim Talijanski, mislim da su jezici nekako slicni, na prijemjer R i govoriti mi je nekako lako, moze li biti to!? Isto imam prijatelje u Italiji, idem tamo na odmor i volim sve u Italiji. Veliki pozdrav iz Njemacke
Ale płynnie mówi po polsku
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Twój polski jest świetny.. Brak mi słów normalnie szczęka mi padła jak zacząłeś mówić po polsku!!! Naprawdę świetne!!!
Omg I’m Icelandic 😭 I love hearing people talk Icelandic who aren’t natives 😊
It seems it is hard to learn
@@obedysaiasrivasgonzalez950 it is, even for us haha
Is there any simility with any other language?
@@obedysaiasrivasgonzalez950 yes, many north European languages, especially Norwegian and Faroese
Apparently the bird is also a polyglot because it wouldn't shut the fuck up.
i can speak french, chti, spanish, slovenian, english perfectly, and russian and polish (but people till laugh when i speak in these 2 last languages)
"Passion can lead to extraordinary results".
Assolutamente. Vi stimo tantissimo. Complimenti!
la torre de babel.
Jajaja. La torre de babel encarnada!
If everybody in the world was a polyglot, we would see less discrimination, bigotry and racism.
Odlican srpski! Bravo
I know grammar shouldn't be the focus but i definitely agree with him, it is much easier for me to learn a language if i know the structure and I feel more confident that way. This guy is very relateable as a language learner.
“If you know many languages then you have many keys for a castle.” ― François-Marie Arouet
Anyone in need of more keys? Anyone?
Emanuelle, you are a true genius and a an inspiration and motivation for the world!
Who said Chinese is the toughest? As for east asians who understand Kanji, it's one of the easiest!
Aufgeschlossen you are correct! Its a false myth. Chinese grammer is quite simple. Tones are tricky and it takes some patience to learn the writing but overall, its very doable.
@@TheFiestyhick "some practice" .. well .. no... tons of practise!
I'd like to say that I'm also one of the people who have been learning languages. I am from Tajikistan (a small country in Central Asia). I'm proud that there are the people in the world who learn languages, because I myself have been learning the languages too (I mean I started learning English in 1998 and German in 2009). I'd like to learn Spanish too because I love it as much as I do German. As for the people who spoke to Emanuele Marini, I recognized some of them: Amir Ordabayev and a young man who spoke Persian (Farsi), I think it was Tim Doner.
Amazing polyglot. I miss only the presence of more Asian languages.
Sweet leaping Celestia... This guy is amazing. His command of polish is almost unbelievable. Most foreigners, even those living in poland for 20+ years, never achieve anything comparable to what I've just seen. Hats off.
His Portuguese is good. There is a litlle accent from Portugal and Brazil together. But is excellent!
No it is not, come on, he said a few sentences and made mistakes in basically every single one of them, I never bash a student, but this dude is suppossed to be an expert. He can't conjugate the verb "ser", the most essential verb in most languages, he coud not say "I went" correctly, would people say you speak great english if you could not say "I went"?
@@mjeffbr I agree that he needs improving but as he said he speaks "um pouco". Great that he could understand what was being said and formulated his own phrases but he needs improving, yes, to be able to say he knows Portuguese.
Wow- but that must be stressful to have to switch so quickly....for him. I bet like Luca says, he can refresh a language in a few days if he's in the country, but he may stumble if it' s a bit rusty at first. Pretty amazing.
Amazing!!! However one thing I've noticed, is that there aren't many female polyglots Why is this so popular with men and not women?
+Jon Commons Lol!
@Phriiquency lmao show us the data for that bitch ass boy
I noticed it too! May be a lot of reasons! A get together with plenty of polyglot women would help many girls and women to feel inspired!
What an amazing person! And it is so nice to see Amir, he is a great guy :)
His Polish is amazing :O
He has a lot of friends in a lot of different countries!
I never seen a person who has this much narrow frame
I'm loving this video!! I'm suprised an amazed, and this makes me want to learn more and more!! Thank you Luca!!
amazing serbian!! and all the other languages! :)