THIS SUPER HACK helps you Learn 1000 new words a day in 7 Romance languages
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- The more languages you learn, the easier it will get
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In this video I will share with you a SUPER HACK which will help you learn 1000s of new words quickly in 7 Romance languages by recognizing partterns of how the words transform among those language. So even if you are trying to improve your English, these tips of learning other Romance languages will help you reach a more advanced level of English vocabulary.
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My 1st language is English, and my 2nd language is Spanish. My top 5 dream languages to learn are
German 🇩🇪
French 🇫🇷
Russian 🇷🇺
Italian 🇮🇹
Romanian 🇷🇴.
Go for it... welcome to our community... let's inspire each other.
My first language is Spanish, and the second is English, and I'm learning Italian, I just started like 3 days ago!!
Save Russian for last and definitely learn it after German there are a few cognates to Russian from German and there are also some loan words from German to Russian.
You can not speak asian language that's suck asia is very Diverse n sophisticated
@@daoming_girl4979 awesome 👏
Thanks for your video. I literally just found your channel. I already speak two languages natively and am learning Spanish now. I plan to use laddering sometime next year to learn Arabic from Spanish. I took Portuguese over 12 years ago, so I hope to learn it again one day. Along with French. After that, I dont know where life will lead me, but your videos are very inspiring. Keep it up!
It is great to know how excited you are about your language and cultural journey. I will do my best to share all that I have learned along the way. I am preparing a new video right now.
Wish I found this 2 years ago when I started learning Portuguese as my 1st foreign language. Having to figure EVERYTHING out without a teacher was a task, but I think so far it's helped me and will continue to help me. When I decide to learn Italian I'll use this video (if I remember) to learn these endings
It is so useful to notice the similarities and differences.
My problem with multiple languages is always how to maintain them alive when they are rarely or never used in active speaking, since after they always tend to fade and fluency is very thin matter 😊
My approach is to concentrate on reviving and improving the languages that I plan to use in the near future. For example, I will be going to Hungary for the Polyglot Conference and then to Romania at the end of October. So now I am brushing up on both.
one should be aware of pronunciation variations, though: for example in Italian it is pronounced "addatàbile" not "addatabìle" (stress on the last A not on the I) - and many of the others which were pronounced incorrectly, unfortunately.
Thank you for the correction.
I just found out your channel and I became your fan. When I was younger I just studied English (in a traditional English school in my country). For the last two years I began to study mandarin by myself (at the beginning) and two months ago, I just started Cantonese. In fact, similarities in the languages really help a lot (most in writing, in my case, because the pronunciation is quite different). And as you said, when you learn a language, the next one becomes easier to learn. In just a few months, I can understand Cantonese almost in the same level as I understand and speak mandarin nowadays (I am HSK2 student, struggling to achieve HSK3 哈哈). And I discovered I did the same as you... when I study one of the languages, I get the oppotunity to learn how to say a new word on the other language. Thanks for sharing your tips to us!
Fantastic... I will make a video about learning the 漢󠄁字文󠄁化󠄁圈 languages... all forms of Chinese, Korean, Japanese, and Vietnamese.
Wow, that's such a great video !!! It's the best hack I've learned so far !!!
Thanks so much for telling me!
More of this, thank you!
More to come! 🎉😂
thanks prof i am learning spainish a nd italian because i speak french anyways i observe italian and spainish very close family racine 90 percents of words
Yes... so true. When learning languages of the same family, it is always interesting to note the similarities and patterns.
English words, that end in:
-al,
-ance,
-ar,
-ary,
-ct,
-ence,
-ent,
-gy,
-ic,
-ical,
-id,
-ism,
-ist,
-ive,
-ment,
-or,
-ory,
-ous,
-sion,
-sis
Specifically for Galician, Romanian and Catalan. I am aware of the top four Romance Spanish, Portuguese, French and Italian.
I think the suffix end of -ness might count.
Thanks for the contribution 🙏
Thanks also for the videos.@@polyglotdreams
I was impressed with how accurate your pronunciation of “educação” was!
Obrigado
I dont know why youve never showed up on my feed before. Ive been learning spanish for 2 years and have been researching videos often for tips on learning languages. Any language tips from any language, it requires similar skills. Thank you for your help and ill be looking at your other videos for guidance. Would appreciate a part 2 if you havent made it already.
Muchos gracias por las informaciónes de idiomas. Yo fue mirarando mas vídeos tú lo hace hecho. Yo soy probar aprende el espanol mas mejor, que is un poco difici por que yo casí solo aprendi de duolingo y películas. Agregando los videos a mi todo los dias mirando.
Well I am very pleased that you did discover my channel. Please take a look at other videos such as the recent one on Ego Language Permeability, because it is very useful to examine how you learn and use languages from many different perpectives.
I speak Spanish and a little bit of Portuguese, I hope this hack can help me learning other languages.
Thank you so much!
GREAT... All the best to you in your language journey.
Thanks for the video, this is a good idea, where can you find lists of such words
Try Google search
Please make more videos like this pattern
Ok I will do my best.Thanks for letting me know.
@@polyglotdreams thanks for response
Super, thank you very much🙏
Thank you too... I appreciate your support 🙏
this video is gold!
🙏 🙏 I am so pleased... thanks
@@polyglotdreams can you please make another video on the same hack but mainly focussing on Spanish as most people it as their first language( including me).
Thanks
Please sir. Speak about start learning new languages at old ages for example start learning at the age of 40 , 50 ,60,70,80 Please discuss this issue , is it possible to start Self learning of a new language at old age ? Does it worth ? Is it fruitful ? Or learning shows good results at young age only ? Please speak about this
Ok I will
Thank you very much Tim
Thanks for joining us here!
Thankk you so much, you really help me plan a better strategy to learn more languages easier by applying those hack 😆🥰🙏
I know that you will reach your goal of fluency in 10 languages sooner than you think.
I got to say that catalan pronaunction is a bit confusing, but it sounds way more spanish than french, is not "importont" is "impurtant". In fact the vowels sounds as spanish, but sometimes the "e" sounds like the american "a" (the infamous schwa), and the "o" sounds like the "u" sometimes as well
Thanks for the feedback
This is not only the case in romance languages, very similar patterns can be noticed in other language families especially the ones in europe such as slavic, ugro-finnic and turkic families due to their close historical proximity however indo european languages seem to have this rule most prevelant due to the spread and influence of greek and latin.
Yes, that is very true. I want to make a similar video for Slavic languages and the languages of the Sinosphere, also known as the East Asian cultural sphere (all forms of Chinese, Vietnamese, Korean and Japanese).
Have you ever heard about Interslavic language?
Eu entendo 🇧🇷🇪🇸🇬🇧😊
Mas amo linguas românicas 🇵🇹🇪🇸🇷🇴🇮🇹🇫🇷🤓
Love these hacks. As a one month old Spanish learner, I feel motivated. Thank you. Can you please make a video on the word roots.
I have read Norman Lewis - Word Power Made Easy and it completely changed my vocabulary and approach as I understand the word roots.
For example last week I saw the word "obscura" in spanish and immediately knew "obstruction" and from the context I knew it was talking about the day being dark/short in winter. Also, the word for late "tarde" is immediately understoon from the english word "tardiness".
I would love to see your take on the word "roots" connecting different words in different languages. :)
Thanks for sharing that. Yes, that is a good suggestion and I will definitely do a video on word roots. What other languages have you studied and want to study?
@@polyglotdreams I am bilingual Hindi/English speaker. I have studied Sanskrit in school.
I learnt French A1 level during my MBA but language learning took a back seat due to competitive professional endeavours at the time. So I want to learn it from scratch again someday.
But first , Spanish because I love Latin music and I want to visit latin america for a holiday.
Also, since Hindi and Urdu are colloquially 90% similar but are written in different scripts. I want to learn Urdu (arabic) script and am currently learning its alphabets. My love for Urdu is also because of Urdu Poetry.
Spanish looks like a cake walk while reading as compared to Urdu. But spoken Urdu is a cake walk as compared to Spanish.. lol..
It is so inspiring to watch your videos and know about your journey. You are living a dream life enriched by so many different cultures.
@@kavitaa4493 👍 I study Hindi... maybe we can do a language exchange online.
That would be wonderful!! :)@@polyglotdreams
@@kavitaa4493 Ok please send me an email to timkeeley@polyglotdreams.com also if you have Facebook please add me so we can use that for chats... the link in sin the description.
Please make this video but with germanic languages
Great idea... thanks
Been watching all your videos, they are so good!
Thanks Tim, I will give it a try for French. What do you think of reading news in other languages, i.e. DW or France Info ?
à bientôt,
I think that's a great idea. You get exposed to a great variety of vocabulary that way.
With all of those words you can understand 20% i think
There are more cognates besides those.
@@polyglotdreams cool
Such an awesome video, thanks so much! What would one practise exercise be, finding words ending in suffixes similar and writing them all down? 😊 Subscribed!!
Thank you so much for subscribing and following. Yes, I think find such similar words but not only writing them down as single words, rather find sentences in which they are used. Then you can write down thoses sentences and practice them.
Love your work keep it up!
Thanks... I will do my best 👌 👍
L’italiano però lo devi migliorare parecchio eh, non ne hai indovinata una di pronuncia, però col tempo ce la puoi fare
Sono d'accordo, grazie
Italiano e rumeno da rivedere ziooooo
Yes
Спасибо Вам, за то, что Вы делаете. Вы замечательный человек с прекрасной, вдохновляющей мечтой!
Thank you for what you do. You are a great man with such brilliant, inspiring dream!
Merci beaucoup de ce que vous faites. Vous êtes un homme magnifique avec la desire splendide qui nous motivons en plus!
Bonne courage!
Wow thank you so much for the multilingual praise!!! 誠に有難う御座います！
You made mistakes "Bonne courage" it's "Bon courage"
There is also "LA desire" it's "LE désire
And "nous motivons" it's just "nous motives"
(this is not an insult, you speak very well French !! ❤)
Does that apply to other family languages? As for example chinese, korean and chinese?
I meant chinese, korean and japanese
Yes... I am in the process of writing ✍️ a script about the synergy in learning Chinese, Vietnamese, Korean, and Japanese. Please stay tuned.
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How can I learn new vocabulary without flashcards?
I prefer to learn with short stories. If you do learn with flashcards be sure to use a few sample sentences that are useful on each card.
if you could do something like this for on and kun readings of kanji in comparison to hanzi that would be amazing.
Great suggestion 👌 thanks
@@polyglotdreams I have never seen a video about that so I think it would get views.
Będzie następny odcinek o takiej tematyce?
Opublikuję go w tę sobotę
@@polyglotdreams a planuje Pan coś takiego zrobić np. między językiem słowackim, czeskim i polskim?
@@Kyojuruzi Tak, w przyszłym tygodniu przedstawię przegląd wszystkich języków słowiańskich. Następnie planuję skupić się na badaniu podobieństw i różnic między wybranymi językami słowiańskimi, a konkretnie polskim, czeskim i słowackim. Będzie to obejmowało szczegółowe porównanie i analizę ich cech językowych.
@@polyglotdreams to super bo chciałbym nauczyć się czeskiego a potem słowackiego. Można liczyć na jakąś bazę słów czeskich i Słowackich najczęściej używanych by się na nich skupić? TAK jak podałby Pan z czasu przeszłego, teraźniejszego i przyszłego po jednym czasie najczęściej używanym?
Hey great video, thanks
I would like to learn Spanish to France ant the same time. Both an absolute beginner. My mother tongue is German and I also speak 'well' English. Currently I am living in Spain.
What you would recommend? Thanks
*Spanish and French
I think that you can study both at the same time. . Just give priority to learning how to communicate in Spanish as quickly as possible to take full advantage of being in Spain. You can still set aside 30 minutes (or more if you have the time) to study French.
@@polyglotdreams thank you 🙌
Faltou terminação com "AL":
Normal
Sensacional
Sexual
Anual
Fenomenal
Não sei se funciona com todos os outros idiomas, mas pelo menos funciona bem com o inglês e o português!
Thanks... it does work with many words in the others...
It is too bad, there aren't too many works that show these patterns. The top languages shown to have them with commercial products have been with French, Spanish, Italian and Portuguese.
The Catalan, Galician and Romanian are just not seen as viable to be sellers. It is unfortunate, as it would fill a void for a particular niche.
Do you intend to cover some with Germanic languages?
I already know some Linguistic patterns have been covered with the Michel Thomas and Margarita Madrigal courses between English and German.
Edit: I have looked over loanwords for passive learning as well. Examples: English and Spanish loanwords in the Austronesian language of Tagalog and Bisaya.
Unfortunately, they are not as common as body of works either, as they would not be seen as big sellers.
Popularity is a factor in deciding what to focus on. Thanks for the input. Yes, I would like to take a look at the Germanic languages in the same fashion.
Sure thing. I will list a few from English to German. There are more, but I don't want it to be too long of a post, and it does not include the verb endings.
al = al
formal, fundamental, fatal, emotional, episkopal
um = um
album, auditorium, linoleum, maximum, minimum
am = amm
telegramm, programm, radiogramm, diagramm,
rm = rm
farm, warm, form, norm, alarm
ence = enz, ance = anz
differenz, intelligenz, arroganz, ambulanz, allianz
ist = ist
pianist, journalist, atheist
or = or
doktor, profesor
ct = kt
produkt, abstrakt, intakt, insekt, korrekt
ive = iv
aktiv, attraktiv, dekorativ, defensiv
@@polyglotdreams
Hi, sir i am 16 years old from bangladesh...can you pleade give us some advises about chinese and japanese...my japanese is at the same level as n4 and chinese is like old hsk 3.
The two languages are related through the use of Chinese characters, so there is a synergy in learning both. I prefer traditional Chinese characters as used in Taiwan but it is useful to learn to read both traditional and simplified.
@@polyglotdreams thank u sir🙏
Ooww your French accent is so cute (≧▽≦)
I love it ! ❤
Merci
@@polyglotdreams Avec plaisir 😉
❤❤❤
THANKS so happy you love it.
Good examples🩷
Thanks for your support.