Brazil is extremely mixed and this is reflected in our language too. Japanese people say that some of our words sound like Japanese, while Hispanic neighbors say that Brazilian Portuguese sounds like a fusion of Italian and High Valyrian (the language from Game Of Thrones). We can replicate any phonetics and language. EXCEPT English 😂 I don't know why, but English seems extremely difficult for Brazilians. Even when you seem fluent in the language, there is still the accent.
We brazilian polyglots are a very rare exception, most can't even speak spanish as a second language even though our country is surrounded by spanish speaking countries.
@@toplay8552 Very true, that seems to be a common trend throughout colder regions, it's just a less exciting environment and it's diffiicult to even smile in all that cold jajjajaj.
Julia has been again a very very welcome addition to this channel. Her sense of humor and energy is just cool. The fact she can speak multiple languages even makes her awesome
Me impresiona como al momento de cambiar idiomas, de alguna u otra forma cambia el tono de voz y la forma de hablar, siendo la misma persona, es impresionante los tkm
Es muy normal eso porque al estudiar un idioma, lo que haces es imitar la pronunciación de aquellas personas hablantes nativos del idioma que estas aprendiendo y también imitas el acento al menos yo si, además como cada idioma tiene una pronunciación diferente eso también hace que cambies de voz
Es por la fonética de los idiomas por ejemplo el portugués y el español son muy parecidos lo que cambia es la fonética, el sonido que emites al hablar y las jergas que escuchen del idioma que están aprendiendo hace que tengan diferentes personalidades al hablar jaja es muy interesante estudiar fonética, yo hablo español, inglés, portugués y italiano es como que tengo diferentes personalidades al hablar cada idioma
I love the Brazilian polyglot representation in this channel hahaha as a brazilian polyglot myself (portuguese, english, french and italian, and a bit of spanish and hebrew) people usually assume that I can only speak portuguese and that brazilians don't learn other languages, even tho all the schools I ever studied in brazil had english + another language as mandatory subjects.
INFELIZMENTE O INGLÊS E ESPANHOL ENSINADO NAS ESCOLAS PÚBLICAS SÃO MUITO RUÍNS.POIS O FOCO É A GRAMÁTICA E NÃO A CONVERSAÇÃO.É MAIS FÁCIL APRENDER NO DUOLINGO QUE EM ESCOLAS PÚBLICAS😶
I'm an Israeli polygot who knows Hebrew, English, Spanish, Portuguese and Italian and the fact that you learn hebrew is flattering. Obrigada por ser interessado da nossa cultura. Eu amo a Brazil também e quero visitar algum día, eu visitei a Madeira no ano pasado e disfrutei muito
@@benlechner6352 Your Portuguese is really good! As a Brazilian, I feel flattered that you decided to learn it. I'd like to give you some tips to make your comment sound more natural, but you didn't really make any mistakes, just some tiny details that I think could be better: "Obrigado por >estar< interresada na nossa cultura." I think the verb "estar" fits better here as it's about a state that could be changed and not a quality of an object. It's quite difficult to explain as English doesn't make any distinction between those two states of "to be". "Estar" = "Eu estou com fome." (I'm not hungry itself, I'm in a state of hunger). "Ser" = "Eu sou australiano." (I'm a person who was born in Australia; this is a quality of what I am)
the "being embarassed to speak English with a British accent" is SO REAL 😭 i'm from germany and we also only learn British English at school, but like half of my internet feed is american so i kinda adapt both, so if i'm talking to myself in English i end up switching accents EVERY MINUTE lmao... and if i'm in English class i just talk with the STRONGEST GERMAN ACCENT EVER cuz i'm js too scared they might think i want to show off... wow 💀
If you are from northern Germany then you definitely would have the British accent. I think in Bavaria they would end up sounding like a weird type of American accent.
I am fluent in English, Japanese, Vietnamese, and Korean. Currently, I am studying Spanish, and this motivational video has been a great help. Thank you!
@@ahshsuauaa8682@ahshsuauaa8682 Actually, my mother tongues are Japanese and Vietnamese already cuz I'm mixed...But if you start learning a new language, I recommend you start watching some movies/ anime in that language first to be familiar with the sound of the language you want to learn, and you could learn some vocabulary from it, too. Then, you can continue learning from the ABCD. Vietnamese and Japanese have many similarities; both cultures are influenced by Chinese Kanji and words. I think it would be easy if you learn both of them at the same time.
As Emilyn said, watch lots of media in that your target language, and read books, you can learn words using SRS apps like anki as well, it's free matter fact you never have to pay a dime to become fluent in a language and all these language learning apps are a scam.
@@wallacesousuke1433 é a outra representante do Brasil neste canal é só vc pesquisar vídeos neste canal que tenham a bandeirinha do Brasil na thumb que vc vai se deparar com algum vídeo dela
@@estouaquipraaprender só a verdade, ou vc vive em alguma região especial do Brasil onde não há criminosos, gente folgada, metido a valentão, fofoqueira, querendo tirar vantagem dos outros, mentalidade favelada, enfim?
@@estouaquipraaprender sim mas a maioria deixa a desejar viu, sem querer pagar de superior, mas eu adoraria se mais pessoas fossem como a Júlia ou as pessoas dignas que encontramos de vez em quando, mas é difícil com tanta pobreza, desigualdade, educação precária :S só quero melhor para o país, no hate
Jolien 🇧🇪 basically speaks perfectly the portuguese , since Brazil is the biggest and most famous portuguese speaker country in the world , the video was pretty good , both girls ruled it
esse vídeo é incrível! poliglotas são incríveis! Julia sempre animada e carismática, orgulho do Brasil ♥🇧🇷 um dia quero conseguir ser fluente em mais que 2 idiomas, é realmente uma habilidade surpreendente
@@biancarm93Porque não tenta mandarim? Porque tirando o inglês, mandarim é a segunda língua mais importante, e provavelmente irá substituir o inglês futuramente, pois está economicamente rivalizando com os EUA, então recomendo aprender, já que como é um idioma único e diferenciado atualmente de se aprender, você provavelmente vai ser muito escolhida pelo currículo para negócios internacionais por conta do idioma
@@glacionauta.4542 tenho vontade de aprender algum idioma asiático, até pq consumo bastante coisa assim (animes, bandas de kpop), confesso q mandarim estaria como terceira opção, depois de japonês e coreano, mas olhando pelo lado econômico vc tem razão
@@biancarm93 Cara, raramente você vai usar o coreano e o japonês, apenas obviamente, se você for pra lá ou conversar apenas com japonês, mais não vai ser muito útil na tua vida sabe, o mandarim simplesmente tá dominando o mercado atualmente, quem tem esse idioma no currículo junto do inglês tá quase feito, já que é um idioma complexo, oque já chama a atenção, e também um idioma rico em negócios, oque facilita te chamaram pra fazer trocas ou conversar internacionais com chineses, que por outro lado também, vão ir com a tua cara por saber a lingua natal deles
Jolien''s pronunciations are very exact. Her way of speaking is very deliberate so I find that I easily understand her Spanish, French, and Korean. She would be an EXCELLENT language tutor. Julia is a fireball and her rapid firing style is a pleasure to watch, but if I'm to learn language, that would be overwhelming at first. But so lovely to watch all her hand movements, gestures, and facial expressions! She would be a fascinating conversational partner.
This makes me very motivated to study more. I can speak finnish and english pretty fluently and i am studying french and swedish. I can understand quite a lot of korean vocabulary and read hangul but i need to actually start studying the language to make progress. I would love to study abroad in university and i am torn between french speaking countries and south-korea. Recently i've also developed an interest in latin cultures and languages such as spanish and portuguese. I would love to just study languages and learn new cultures full-time, it's so incredibly interesting!!
Julia sure is more bubbly and more expressive than Ana... As someone said in the comments would love to see them both together in a video... Love from India 🇮🇳 ❤😊✌🏻
She speaks Portuguese SO well, even the cadence, flow and connectives that she uses. I'm shocked at her practically perfect pronunciation. I can only see she's not native it's bc she hesitated a lot.
I don't know why i feel like i love Julia's personality from the day i saw her❤ she is so cute and have energy as well and she seems like she is always excited about everything 💖 she is so sweet and she is so humble as well she always says she is not that good😊 even she speaks languages very well ❤
Now we know that Julia can speak multiple languages I like to see her with her fellow Brazilian amiga Ana since she herself is a polyglot and also fellow Spanish speakers like Andrea either from Spain or Mexico and I know there were plenty of Spanish speaking women from other countries in this channel and other similar channels. And also since Julia slightly speaks Japanese she can collaborate with either Saki, Mariko, Uka, or Kotoha which is more of a opportunity to speak more Japanese for Julia so hwaiting (화이팅) for Julia and I don't know if there's another way of saying you got this or an act of encouragement in Japanese like hwaiting.
I think Ana has such a easy time learning languages because of her bubbly personality, possibly great hearing and apparent fearlessness of making mistakes. It feels like a game to her. Like those dancing videos games that she has pure joy and fun accumulating points while acquiring the languages and dancing her brain away through the sounds, vocabulary and grammar rules.
i think it's kinda expected that someone from europe is able to speak more than 3 languages because of how small and close the countries are. for brazilians it's surprising because how big brazil is, like, we don't have the opportunity to speak with someone in other language that often, even in spanish since we are most located in the atlantic coast and our latino neighbors in the pacific one.
@@vincenzooccidentale7979 oh but I never said that. you have to be interested in learning languages in the first place. but if you're interested in it and live in a tiny country surrounded by other tiny countries is so much easier to get connected by other languages and learn it. in brazil that's not possible, unless you're from the very south, since it's "close" to argentina, uruguay and paraguay. where i live, for example, it's closest to Senegal and other countries in Africa, than any other country in America, so we're really isolated by our language. actually, the countries in Europe has the size of the states of brazil, so we're "locked" by ourselves. (+ we don't have trains connecting all our countries, so if we wanna do a trip, it has to be by plane $$$)
@@matteusfreitas you're right, but people moving somewhere to learn a language is very rare, even here in Europe. But if learning a language is your absolute priority then you're definitely right
Most Europeans learn out of necessity for work. Luxembourg is the only true polyglot country. Most Europeans know 1 or 2 languages (typically 2nd language English or german) well and a few phrases in other nearby languages .
@@MarcoAurelio-rk9yq Im brazillian, to my ears she sounds like "95%" native, and she said "I dont talk portuguese for a long time", if she had been practicing frequently and had a little more contact with brazilian people, her would will definitly sounds like a native 100%. (sorry for the possible english mistakes, I not studied sentences and grammar yet, just have a mid/faint vocabulary :D)
This story of how Julie learned her Korean is such inspiring 🎉 at first I was attracted by her energy and vibe, but now I’m got so hyped when she speaks in Korean and Japanese so fluently with her positive attitude in learning 😂and it sounds so interesting when she adopts into the language , and suddenly with a Brazilian energy just blowing out 😂so cute ❤
eu to apaixonada como essa brasileira fala bonito e natural em todos os idiomas que ela sabe... em nenhum (mesmo ela dizendo, esse é mais pobre de vocabulário). Bom, pra dizer que notei algo, foi somente no espanhol, que notei alguma diferença, mas nos outros, toda vez que ela começava a falar, meu cérebro automaticamente dizia pra mim "ela é nativa sim" kk virei fan dela. ja quero seguir e me inspirar nela.
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Wow. Impressed by both Ana and Julia's proficiency in English, Korean and French as a perfect TCK who was born in US, spent childhood in Quebec, and currently living in Korea with 100% Korean Parents. Especially the level of Korean that both Ana and Julia showed was almost like that of a person who has lived in Korea for like 10 years, since it is considered as a hard language for Belgium and Brazilian linguistically.
I don't even speak a single word of Korean, but when I heard the way that the Brazilian girl pronounces the 'te' particle at the end of each sentence part, I was like : Okay, guys, this girl is fluent !
Timestamps:- 0:00 - Intro 0:44 - English 3:47 - Spanish 5:55 - Portuguese 7:36 - Korean 10:47 - French 13:03 - Japanese 14:45 - Dutch 15:39 - Outro They literally ate and left no crumbs..!🎀🤍👏
I feel like this has got to be such a great way to connect with someone, speaking multiple different languages yet understanding each other almost fully.
Julia is such a sweetheart. Apparently, the 'speaking with a British accent is pretentious' is universal. The same mindset applies here in Malaysia as well.
Eu pretendia aprender vários idiomas e conhecer vários países. Então eu aprendi Português, conheci o Brasil, os Brasileiros não me largaram de jeito nenhum, e hoje em dia sou casado com uma Brasileira. Bem. Eu tentei, gente eu tentei. Abraços dos EUA.
What a great video!! Since it was asked: My native language is German, but I can also speak English fluently, Italian (I’m studying it at university), a little bit of Spanish, I understand Latin, a little bit of Korean, a little bit of Japanese, a little bit of Swedish and I understand French and a little bit of Portuguese😊
Ciao, quindi stai studiando l'italiano. 🤌🏼 si usa quando vuoi dire "Ma che cosa stai dicendo! Non capisco" oppure "No non può essere così" oppure "Ma che cavolo stai facendo!"
I always thought fringes made more sense and that bangs sound silly like "bang!" Haha But then I read way to many old books from England, even though I'm Californian.
"Bangs" literally sounds like they picked a random word from the dictionary and said that's what it's called now. Better to call it what it actually is.
as a fellow polyglot, they encouraged me to countinue learning languagees and trying even tho l make mistakes, its good to know that they are not ashamed to make mistakes and to ask for help
I've got really impressed with these two women speaking all these languages, it's impressive because I suffured a lot to learn English, but once you learnt a new language I don't know, but it seems who gets a little bit easier to learn others languanges, but 7 languanges isn't to anyone, They're very smart.
Uau, as a Brazilian from the south I have to agree with my xará Julia (kk) Jolien doesn't have a foreign accent, she has a beautiful Mineiro accent! Hahah she's so cute, I could almost believe she was brazilian
Para los hispanohablantes, una pregunta. Julia decia que no podia hablar el espanol muy bien. Pero, para mi, me parecia que lo hablaba con mucha fluidez. Como les parecia a ustedes?
Sonaba un poco “insegura”, dudaba un poco pero sin duda yo considero eso hablar con fluidez, mejor que cualquier estadounidense que haya escuchado 😅 solo le falta un poco de práctica 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
@@danieltrejo937 De hecho ella habla casi nativa del español, pero tenia mucha inseguridad, talvez tenia miedo de hablar portuñol y repensaba la oraciones antes de decirlas.
I didn't catch the random Korean word in Japanese, not knowing either language, but I did hear a Portuguese "belo" (or was it "bela"?) in Spanish. It's of course perfectly fine for polyglots to do this.
The two sentences where Julia used Korean words in Japanese were 「日本語 다 忘れてた」(nihongo da wasureteta) (I forgot all of my Japanese) and 「ごめんなさい 여러분」(gomennasai yeoreobun) (Sorry everyone) . 다 (da) and 여러분 (yeoreobun) being Korean words.
Both belo and bela words are spanish and also portuguese, and they mean pretty or gorgeous i don't speak english that fine, i speak portuguese as a Native Brazilian, some words in spanish are or have the same meaning in both languages like "belo" or "bela"
Wow!! Yo tengo 15 años, hablo español y portugues, actualmente estoy aprendiendo aleman ingles y frances y estoy muy feliz 😄 ya que entendi todo lo que dijieron en ingles!! Ademas de que eh notado mi mejora entendiendo estos 3 idiomas. Me sorprendio mucho cuando la chica hablo en portugues 😮, su acento es muy bueno!! Adoro el acento brasilero ☺️, aunque tuve que aprender el portugues con su acnto original, ya que lo aprendi en Portugal 😅 y no puedo negar que aun me cuesta el acento 😂 Este video me inspira a no rendirme y seguir aprendiendo estos lindos idiomas!! muchas gracias por compartir este tipo de contenido ❤
It's pretty impressive to see someone talking in so many different languages, when someone talk more than one language fluently it's already a great deal in my opinion, but when it comes to three or more is really astonishing. This makes me want to learn how to speak more languages as well (brazilian here)
14:12 thank you for coming to Japan! my birthday is November, so i'm happy to know that you came to my country at that time haha :) your japanese langusege is really nice! bonita ☺
The funny thing about Polyglots is that their behaviours and attitudes change according to different languages. When speaking some languages they act more cute, and in other's more mature
Eu gosto muito de vídeos com poliglotas. O que me deixa feliz é que consigo entender a maioria das conversas em diversas línguas. Quem sabe, um dia, participo de algum programa assim (quando eu melhorar, claro).
Português dela é perfeito Eu sou de Belo Horizonte e percebi que era bem familiar embora nos de BH quase não temos sotaque comparado as outras cidades de MG
8:40 - AGREED. Like I know my Korean is not perfect, that's why I want you to speak Korean with me! Lol XD But I think the culture is that for the most part, they either want you to be as comfortable as possible, or simply want to get to the point of conversation.
I went to Korea on holiday last year and most people replied to me in Korean when I spoke to them in Korean (I'm like a solid B1 speaker, similar to the girls in the video) especially outside Seoul. But even in Seoul you have SO MANY opportunities to just speak in Korean only
I love the videos with polyglots , seems like the Brazilian people have a talent to speak many languages , first was Ana and now Julia 😊
Brazil is extremely mixed and this is reflected in our language too. Japanese people say that some of our words sound like Japanese, while Hispanic neighbors say that Brazilian Portuguese sounds like a fusion of Italian and High Valyrian (the language from Game Of Thrones). We can replicate any phonetics and language. EXCEPT English 😂 I don't know why, but English seems extremely difficult for Brazilians. Even when you seem fluent in the language, there is still the accent.
We brazilian polyglots are a very rare exception, most can't even speak spanish as a second language even though our country is surrounded by spanish speaking countries.
I think it's because of the massive population and culture, like USA, there are more people, therefore more people like languages i guess?
The fact is that about 80% of Brazilians are monoglots, and at least half of those have no desire to learn a second language.
@@RogerRamos1993sad, but true.
i am a korean and i know it how difficult to speak korean for western ppl, but that brazilian girl really speaks korean like 99% korean.
german lady speaks well, too like 90 ^-^
@@SK-so1ml she isn’t german tho😭
thats beacause most brazilians women are obessed with kpops . whichs makes them learn the hard language only to see their favorite singers...
@@nAna36628no??
@@nAna36628 Most? Its only a few younger ones that usually grows out of it eventually.
Jolien is really impressive. She seems to be fluent in all languages she spoke. As a Brazilian I can say her Portuguese is near flawless.
I'm also Brazilian and I already know 3 languages, portuguese, english and spanish!🩷
I'm brazilian too i planning for learn spanish. I want to be a triligual one day
Yeah, as brazilian I was shocked 🤯 she speaks it fluently. She even has a brazilian accent 😅
é porque ela é brasileira kkkk
Eles tao falando da outra@@Ahtonll
Julia is so charismatic. Her vibe is different. She is very excited about everything.
That's how we are in Latin America, in Nordic and Western countries they're cold as ice.
Well, she's brazilian. We're like golden retrieves
IKR, that's why people were helpful and nice to her, she radiates good energy, her looks definitely help too.
She is more sweet and womanly too 🌷❤️🤗
@@toplay8552 Very true, that seems to be a common trend throughout colder regions, it's just a less exciting environment and it's diffiicult to even smile in all that cold jajjajaj.
Julia has been again a very very welcome addition to this channel. Her sense of humor and energy is just cool. The fact she can speak multiple languages even makes her awesome
Omg yes ! I love the fact that she made the person on the left so confortable
We can clearly see that the mood switched
Bro is a simp
We need a video with Ana and Julia speaking different languages together 😮🙏🏾 imagine if they didn't know they are both from Brazil
os br devem tudo se conhecer na kr, principalmente os que participam desse canal
Elas se conhecem
@@brunnocesar1411 por isso falei: "imagina se não se conhecessem"
Definitely need a video with these two
Gente, pior q eu ainda nao conheci ela hahahahaha
Me impresiona como al momento de cambiar idiomas, de alguna u otra forma cambia el tono de voz y la forma de hablar, siendo la misma persona, es impresionante los tkm
Verdade! 😂 greetings from Brazil 🇧🇷
incluso cambian los gestos, la manera de usar sus manos, todo, como muchas personalidades jjsjdd
a todos nos cambia la voz al cambiar de idioma
Es muy normal eso porque al estudiar un idioma, lo que haces es imitar la pronunciación de aquellas personas hablantes nativos del idioma que estas aprendiendo y también imitas el acento al menos yo si, además como cada idioma tiene una pronunciación diferente eso también hace que cambies de voz
Es por la fonética de los idiomas por ejemplo el portugués y el español son muy parecidos lo que cambia es la fonética, el sonido que emites al hablar y las jergas que escuchen del idioma que están aprendiendo hace que tengan diferentes personalidades al hablar jaja es muy interesante estudiar fonética, yo hablo español, inglés, portugués y italiano es como que tengo diferentes personalidades al hablar cada idioma
Incrível como a entonação, expressão e até personalidade delas mudam de acordo com o idioma que estão falando. É lindo de se ver.
I love the Brazilian polyglot representation in this channel hahaha as a brazilian polyglot myself (portuguese, english, french and italian, and a bit of spanish and hebrew) people usually assume that I can only speak portuguese and that brazilians don't learn other languages, even tho all the schools I ever studied in brazil had english + another language as mandatory subjects.
INFELIZMENTE O INGLÊS E ESPANHOL ENSINADO NAS ESCOLAS PÚBLICAS SÃO MUITO RUÍNS.POIS O FOCO É A GRAMÁTICA E NÃO A CONVERSAÇÃO.É MAIS FÁCIL APRENDER NO DUOLINGO QUE EM ESCOLAS PÚBLICAS😶
I'm an Israeli polygot who knows Hebrew, English, Spanish, Portuguese and Italian and the fact that you learn hebrew is flattering. Obrigada por ser interessado da nossa cultura. Eu amo a Brazil também e quero visitar algum día, eu visitei a Madeira no ano pasado e disfrutei muito
@@benlechner6352 Your Portuguese is really good! As a Brazilian, I feel flattered that you decided to learn it. I'd like to give you some tips to make your comment sound more natural, but you didn't really make any mistakes, just some tiny details that I think could be better:
"Obrigado por >estar< interresada na nossa cultura."
I think the verb "estar" fits better here as it's about a state that could be changed and not a quality of an object. It's quite difficult to explain as English doesn't make any distinction between those two states of "to be".
"Estar" = "Eu estou com fome." (I'm not hungry itself, I'm in a state of hunger).
"Ser" = "Eu sou australiano." (I'm a person who was born in Australia; this is a quality of what I am)
@@vivies2 Thank you for pointing it out, I always get confused with ser and estar both in portuguese and spanish
figata vez
Omg Julia is always giving me “let’s be friends” in the videos she’s in!
She is very charismatic, if that is the correct word in english for what i am thinking about.
So, all brazilians have this same energy, lol
the "being embarassed to speak English with a British accent" is SO REAL 😭 i'm from germany and we also only learn British English at school, but like half of my internet feed is american so i kinda adapt both, so if i'm talking to myself in English i end up switching accents EVERY MINUTE lmao... and if i'm in English class i just talk with the STRONGEST GERMAN ACCENT EVER cuz i'm js too scared they might think i want to show off... wow 💀
The important thing is communication
If you are from northern Germany then you definitely would have the British accent. I think in Bavaria they would end up sounding like a weird type of American accent.
I am fluent in English, Japanese, Vietnamese, and Korean. Currently, I am studying Spanish, and this motivational video has been a great help. Thank you!
hi! I’m wondering how did you learn all of those languages? I’m interested in Vietnamese and Japanese but I have no clue where to start!
@@ahshsuauaa8682@ahshsuauaa8682 Actually, my mother tongues are Japanese and Vietnamese already cuz I'm mixed...But if you start learning a new language, I recommend you start watching some movies/ anime in that language first to be familiar with the sound of the language you want to learn, and you could learn some vocabulary from it, too. Then, you can continue learning from the ABCD. Vietnamese and Japanese have many similarities; both cultures are influenced by Chinese Kanji and words. I think it would be easy if you learn both of them at the same time.
As Emilyn said, watch lots of media in that your target language, and read books, you can learn words using SRS apps like anki as well, it's free matter fact you never have to pay a dime to become fluent in a language and all these language learning apps are a scam.
@@EmilynFaine How can I contact you, I'm Vietnamese and I'm learning English and Japanese at the same time. Hope we can connect. 😁
Julia hablando español es lo más lindo y tierno que he visto. ❤
CARA, A ANA É INESQUECÍVEL, MAS A JÚLIA TÁ ENTRANDO PRA HISTÓRIA!! UM ABSURDO DE MENINA! BORA BRASA REPRESENTAAAAA
Quem é Ana?
@@wallacesousuke1433 é a outra representante do Brasil neste canal é só vc pesquisar vídeos neste canal que tenham a bandeirinha do Brasil na thumb que vc vai se deparar com algum vídeo dela
@@wallacesousuke1433Ana Ruggiero uma Gata...Gostosona que voce nâo tem ideia
@@wallacesousuke1433sabe de nada inocente
Achei que eu tava ficando louco em ter visto a Ana nesse canal
Julia is a brazilian caricature in person! She is awesome!
The way she said she learned korean shows off very much how brazilian do stuff
No she's too amazing, polite and cute to be a representation of the awful average Brazilian
@@wallacesousuke1433 que é isso, cara?
@@estouaquipraaprender só a verdade, ou vc vive em alguma região especial do Brasil onde não há criminosos, gente folgada, metido a valentão, fofoqueira, querendo tirar vantagem dos outros, mentalidade favelada, enfim?
@@wallacesousuke1433 vou ter que dar razão mas não se deve generalizar, ainda existem pessoas dignas no Brasil
@@estouaquipraaprender sim mas a maioria deixa a desejar viu, sem querer pagar de superior, mas eu adoraria se mais pessoas fossem como a Júlia ou as pessoas dignas que encontramos de vez em quando, mas é difícil com tanta pobreza, desigualdade, educação precária :S só quero melhor para o país, no hate
Jolien 🇧🇪 basically speaks perfectly the portuguese , since Brazil is the biggest and most famous portuguese speaker country in the world , the video was pretty good , both girls ruled it
That makes zero sense
Really?? You would think Portugal is the biggest and most famous Portuguese speaking country 😂
@@DipoOgundipe Portugal has 10 million people while Brazil has 215 million ahah
Bro said Brazil is the most famous Portuguese speaker as if Portugal doesn’t exist
@@nathanpanusky2531 If you ask for most of ppl learning portuguese you'll see that they learn brazillian portuguese instead of PT-PT
esse vídeo é incrível! poliglotas são incríveis! Julia sempre animada e carismática, orgulho do Brasil ♥🇧🇷
um dia quero conseguir ser fluente em mais que 2 idiomas, é realmente uma habilidade surpreendente
Já é fluente em português, só falta mais 2, como o inglês é falado no mundo inteiro, recomendo começar por ele, agora a outra língua é de sua escolha
@@lucasjosebrandt5519 sou fluente em inglês tbm, estou tentando francês, mas ta meio difícil rs
@@biancarm93Porque não tenta mandarim? Porque tirando o inglês, mandarim é a segunda língua mais importante, e provavelmente irá substituir o inglês futuramente, pois está economicamente rivalizando com os EUA, então recomendo aprender, já que como é um idioma único e diferenciado atualmente de se aprender, você provavelmente vai ser muito escolhida pelo currículo para negócios internacionais por conta do idioma
@@glacionauta.4542 tenho vontade de aprender algum idioma asiático, até pq consumo bastante coisa assim (animes, bandas de kpop), confesso q mandarim estaria como terceira opção, depois de japonês e coreano, mas olhando pelo lado econômico vc tem razão
@@biancarm93 Cara, raramente você vai usar o coreano e o japonês, apenas obviamente, se você for pra lá ou conversar apenas com japonês, mais não vai ser muito útil na tua vida sabe, o mandarim simplesmente tá dominando o mercado atualmente, quem tem esse idioma no currículo junto do inglês tá quase feito, já que é um idioma complexo, oque já chama a atenção, e também um idioma rico em negócios, oque facilita te chamaram pra fazer trocas ou conversar internacionais com chineses, que por outro lado também, vão ir com a tua cara por saber a lingua natal deles
Jolien''s pronunciations are very exact. Her way of speaking is very deliberate so I find that I easily understand her Spanish, French, and Korean. She would be an EXCELLENT language tutor.
Julia is a fireball and her rapid firing style is a pleasure to watch, but if I'm to learn language, that would be overwhelming at first. But so lovely to watch all her hand movements, gestures, and facial expressions! She would be a fascinating conversational partner.
This makes me very motivated to study more. I can speak finnish and english pretty fluently and i am studying french and swedish. I can understand quite a lot of korean vocabulary and read hangul but i need to actually start studying the language to make progress. I would love to study abroad in university and i am torn between french speaking countries and south-korea. Recently i've also developed an interest in latin cultures and languages such as spanish and portuguese. I would love to just study languages and learn new cultures full-time, it's so incredibly interesting!!
O português da Jolien é incrível 😮 difícil um estrangeiro falar tão sem sotaque assim 👏
Eu fiquei impressionado
ela é brasileira, não?
Because she is Brazilian. So portugues her main laungue..
@@ibrahimdursun1161 julia nao, jolien
Elas não só falam 5 idiomas como tambem tem 5 personalidades que mudam de acordo com o idioma que estão falando no momento
jajajajjaa eu penso o mesmo
@@FelipeOrtiz1012el jaja español xd
Porém Poliglota só precisa falar 4, incluindo seu idioma nativo.
Sim, ate a linguagem corporal
Julia sure is more bubbly and more expressive than Ana... As someone said in the comments would love to see them both together in a video... Love from India 🇮🇳 ❤😊✌🏻
She speaks Portuguese SO well, even the cadence, flow and connectives that she uses. I'm shocked at her practically perfect pronunciation. I can only see she's not native it's bc she hesitated a lot.
Wow. Jolien's portuguese really sounds natural. I also live close to Belo Horizonte, so for me it sounded astonishingly natural
My korean dad said u guys speak Korean better than me😭💀
Better start stepping up your game
Julia is such an impressive person and I love her energy
와 두분 다 한국어 정말 잘하시네요 어쩌다 알고리즘에 떠서 왔는데 저보다 더잘하시는듯...
I don't know why i feel like i love Julia's personality from the day i saw her❤ she is so cute and have energy as well and she seems like she is always excited about everything 💖 she is so sweet and she is so humble as well she always says she is not that good😊 even she speaks languages very well ❤
Now we know that Julia can speak multiple languages I like to see her with her fellow Brazilian amiga Ana since she herself is a polyglot and also fellow Spanish speakers like Andrea either from Spain or Mexico and I know there were plenty of Spanish speaking women from other countries in this channel and other similar channels. And also since Julia slightly speaks Japanese she can collaborate with either Saki, Mariko, Uka, or Kotoha which is more of a opportunity to speak more Japanese for Julia so hwaiting (화이팅) for Julia and I don't know if there's another way of saying you got this or an act of encouragement in Japanese like hwaiting.
Great Idea that would be awesome!
I think Ana has such a easy time learning languages because of her bubbly personality, possibly great hearing and apparent fearlessness of making mistakes. It feels like a game to her. Like those dancing videos games that she has pure joy and fun accumulating points while acquiring the languages and dancing her brain away through the sounds, vocabulary and grammar rules.
i think it's kinda expected that someone from europe is able to speak more than 3 languages because of how small and close the countries are. for brazilians it's surprising because how big brazil is, like, we don't have the opportunity to speak with someone in other language that often, even in spanish since we are most located in the atlantic coast and our latino neighbors in the pacific one.
just because you live close doesn't really make you know the language. Heck in Belgium a lot of people from the French part barely can speak flemish
@@vincenzooccidentale7979
oh but I never said that. you have to be interested in learning languages in the first place. but if you're interested in it and live in a tiny country surrounded by other tiny countries is so much easier to get connected by other languages and learn it. in brazil that's not possible, unless you're from the very south, since it's "close" to argentina, uruguay and paraguay. where i live, for example, it's closest to Senegal and other countries in Africa, than any other country in America, so we're really isolated by our language. actually, the countries in Europe has the size of the states of brazil, so we're "locked" by ourselves.
(+ we don't have trains connecting all our countries, so if we wanna do a trip, it has to be by plane $$$)
@@matteusfreitas you're right, but people moving somewhere to learn a language is very rare, even here in Europe. But if learning a language is your absolute priority then you're definitely right
Most Europeans learn out of necessity for work. Luxembourg is the only true polyglot country. Most Europeans know 1 or 2 languages (typically 2nd language English or german) well and a few phrases in other nearby languages .
Meu Deus sim!! Sou brasileira, e no estado em que moro, somente 1% deve saber outra língua alem da nossa.
É bem difícil praticar
I'm surprised that the Belgian isn't Brazilian! Her Portuguese sounds really good!
How do u know? Do u speak Portuguese ?
As a Brazillian I agree with you.
As a Brazilian I can say that She has a foreign accent, but speaks quite good
@@MarcoAurelio-rk9yq Im brazillian, to my ears she sounds like "95%" native, and she said "I dont talk portuguese for a long time", if she had been practicing frequently and had a little more contact with brazilian people, her would will definitly sounds like a native 100%. (sorry for the possible english mistakes, I not studied sentences and grammar yet, just have a mid/faint vocabulary :D)
Also her Spanish is really fluent and she has a great vocabulary
Jolien speaks portuguese so well, she sounds just like a brazilian.
I love Julia’s energy, she has a great vibe 🤩
This story of how Julie learned her Korean is such inspiring 🎉 at first I was attracted by her energy and vibe, but now I’m got so hyped when she speaks in Korean and Japanese so fluently with her positive attitude in learning 😂and it sounds so interesting when she adopts into the language , and suddenly with a Brazilian energy just blowing out 😂so cute ❤
eu to apaixonada como essa brasileira fala bonito e natural em todos os idiomas que ela sabe... em nenhum (mesmo ela dizendo, esse é mais pobre de vocabulário). Bom, pra dizer que notei algo, foi somente no espanhol, que notei alguma diferença, mas nos outros, toda vez que ela começava a falar, meu cérebro automaticamente dizia pra mim "ela é nativa sim" kk virei fan dela. ja quero seguir e me inspirar nela.
I want to see juilia more in this channel!!
Julia saying Portuguese it's too much for my heart to chase away 😍
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Wow. Impressed by both Ana and Julia's proficiency in English, Korean and French as a perfect TCK who was born in US, spent childhood in Quebec, and currently living in Korea with 100% Korean Parents. Especially the level of Korean that both Ana and Julia showed was almost like that of a person who has lived in Korea for like 10 years, since it is considered as a hard language for Belgium and Brazilian linguistically.
I think that Brazilian girl is beautiful asf
I don't even speak a single word of Korean, but when I heard the way that the Brazilian girl pronounces the 'te' particle at the end of each sentence part, I was like :
Okay, guys, this girl is fluent !
Yeah and Jolien, her intonation is almost perfect like a native
there is no Te (테) or De (데) particle in Korean, but there is in Japanese so I assume thats what you mean haha (で）
Timestamps:-
0:00 - Intro
0:44 - English
3:47 - Spanish
5:55 - Portuguese
7:36 - Korean
10:47 - French
13:03 - Japanese
14:45 - Dutch
15:39 - Outro
They literally ate and left no crumbs..!🎀🤍👏
I feel like this has got to be such a great way to connect with someone, speaking multiple different languages yet understanding each other almost fully.
Julia is such a sweetheart. Apparently, the 'speaking with a British accent is pretentious' is universal. The same mindset applies here in Malaysia as well.
A JULIA MUDANDO DE VOZ ENQUANTO FALA É MTO BOM DE SE OUVIR. muito queridas as 2
As a Korean learner, it’s so heartwarming to hear them speak in Korean and actually understand 🥹
All of conversations in multiple languages were awesome! Thanks so much and God bless!!
A beleza e o carisma da Julia é de outro nível
Verdade
Eu pretendia aprender vários idiomas e conhecer vários países. Então eu aprendi Português, conheci o Brasil, os Brasileiros não me largaram de jeito nenhum, e hoje em dia sou casado com uma Brasileira. Bem. Eu tentei, gente eu tentei. Abraços dos EUA.
É engraçado de ver como o humor da conversa muda quando falam em português brasileiro, já aparecem os sorrisos e as brincadeiras.
What a great video!! Since it was asked: My native language is German, but I can also speak English fluently, Italian (I’m studying it at university), a little bit of Spanish, I understand Latin, a little bit of Korean, a little bit of Japanese, a little bit of Swedish and I understand French and a little bit of Portuguese😊
Ciao, quindi stai studiando l'italiano.
🤌🏼 si usa quando vuoi dire "Ma che cosa stai dicendo! Non capisco" oppure "No non può essere così" oppure "Ma che cavolo stai facendo!"
Wouu how talented these two women, it learns a new lenguage is an amazing experience in our lives, congratulations each❤
Its so amazing to see how they change even body movements while talking in korean
A Julia é tão fofa e carismática! É apaixonante ver ela conversando e sendo tão simpática!
Julia esbanja carisma, ela é maravilhosa! Os vídeos com ela são aconchegantes ♥
In England they're called fringes. In N. America they're called bangs. So they are both right. 🙂
I always thought fringes made more sense and that bangs sound silly like "bang!" Haha But then I read way to many old books from England, even though I'm Californian.
I'm in Australia. It's a fringe here.
"Bangs" literally sounds like they picked a random word from the dictionary and said that's what it's called now. Better to call it what it actually is.
@@cree8vision Did I say otherwise?
This was really interesting to hear. I also speak English, Spanish, Korean, German. Julia's smile is so pretty
as a fellow polyglot, they encouraged me to countinue learning languagees and trying even tho l make mistakes, its good to know that they are not ashamed to make mistakes and to ask for help
I've got really impressed with these two women speaking all these languages, it's impressive because I suffured a lot to learn English, but once you learnt a new language I don't know, but it seems who gets a little bit easier to learn others languanges, but 7 languanges isn't to anyone, They're very smart.
Uau, as a Brazilian from the south I have to agree with my xará Julia (kk) Jolien doesn't have a foreign accent, she has a beautiful Mineiro accent! Hahah she's so cute, I could almost believe she was brazilian
Para los hispanohablantes, una pregunta. Julia decia que no podia hablar el espanol muy bien. Pero, para mi, me parecia que lo hablaba con mucha fluidez. Como les parecia a ustedes?
Sonaba un poco “insegura”, dudaba un poco pero sin duda yo considero eso hablar con fluidez, mejor que cualquier estadounidense que haya escuchado 😅 solo le falta un poco de práctica 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
@@danieltrejo937 De hecho ella habla casi nativa del español, pero tenia mucha inseguridad, talvez tenia miedo de hablar portuñol y repensaba la oraciones antes de decirlas.
both of them are so lovely ppl
I didn't catch the random Korean word in Japanese, not knowing either language, but I did hear a Portuguese "belo" (or was it "bela"?) in Spanish. It's of course perfectly fine for polyglots to do this.
En español sería "bello" o "bonito" en este contexto, pero ella ha dicho "belo"
yeees i'm spanish and I heard it as well, it was very random
The two sentences where Julia used Korean words in Japanese were 「日本語 다 忘れてた」(nihongo da wasureteta) (I forgot all of my Japanese) and 「ごめんなさい 여러분」(gomennasai yeoreobun) (Sorry everyone) . 다 (da) and 여러분 (yeoreobun) being Korean words.
Both belo and bela words are spanish and also portuguese, and they mean pretty or gorgeous i don't speak english that fine, i speak portuguese as a Native Brazilian, some words in spanish are or have the same meaning in both languages like "belo" or "bela"
i'm spanish and both belo and bela doesn't exist. It is: bello and bella@@paulosomebody
I love Julia's accent when she speaks Korean and Japanese. She's so good!
Jolien speaking 'viu' no final da frase and 'tipo' muito brasileira mesmo
julinha maravilhosaaaaa, saudades!! muito feliz do algoritmo ter te recomendado aqui!!!
Wow!!
Yo tengo 15 años, hablo español y portugues, actualmente estoy aprendiendo aleman ingles y frances y estoy muy feliz 😄 ya que entendi todo lo que dijieron en ingles!! Ademas de que eh notado mi mejora entendiendo estos 3 idiomas.
Me sorprendio mucho cuando la chica hablo en portugues 😮, su acento es muy bueno!! Adoro el acento brasilero ☺️, aunque tuve que aprender el portugues con su acnto original, ya que lo aprendi en Portugal 😅 y no puedo negar que aun me cuesta el acento 😂
Este video me inspira a no rendirme y seguir aprendiendo estos lindos idiomas!! muchas gracias por compartir este tipo de contenido ❤
"Trying hard not to simp for Julia"
09:30 जुलिया जी, आप बहुत ही शौर्यवान एवं युक्तिवान हैं । मैं यह सुनकर हंसी नहीं रोक पाया । 😂😂
You know someone’s a real polyglot when they tell you they can’t speak a language in that language
It's pretty impressive to see someone talking in so many different languages, when someone talk more than one language fluently it's already a great deal in my opinion, but when it comes to three or more is really astonishing. This makes me want to learn how to speak more languages as well (brazilian here)
Amazing people. Truly.
Damn, another goated idea ("keep switching"). The utmost props to the content production team!! 👏
I love this! I feel incredibly inspired and I want to start learning yesterday ❤
these two i love the most in your channel
i looOovvee julia, her vibe is so exuberant, she always excited about everything 🤩
It's relly impressive to see such conversation. They speak so well they just seemed natives!
Sendo brasileiro morando no Japão , foi legal ouvir a Julia falando em japonês 😁
14:12
thank you for coming to Japan! my birthday is November, so i'm happy to know that you came to my country at that time haha :)
your japanese langusege is really nice! bonita ☺
Julia is a little angel...
The funny thing about Polyglots is that their behaviours and attitudes change according to different languages. When speaking some languages they act more cute, and in other's more mature
Her Japanese is so cute and it’s really interesting that she has Korean like Japanese accent🤔🤔
As Korean…I’m very surprised when they say they can speak Korean😮 How…? But they’re really fluent in Korean!
It's so interesting the way the voices change with the language
Sempre uma Julia....
Jolien speaking like a mineira is too good to be true, "viu"? Bom demais da conta so
10:20 This is sooo Brazilian
It’s so cool to hear both speaking many languages
this is so beautiful! polygots should be praised and celebrated
언니들 한국어 바름 너무 자연스러워요! 깜짝 노랬어요
Julia and Jolien ..... wow !
Eu gosto muito de vídeos com poliglotas.
O que me deixa feliz é que consigo entender a maioria das conversas em diversas línguas. Quem sabe, um dia, participo de algum programa assim (quando eu melhorar, claro).
Júlia it’s the love of my life😔
Brasileiro pelo mundo é o puro creme do milho verde kkkkk
Português dela é perfeito
Eu sou de Belo Horizonte e percebi que era bem familiar embora nos de BH quase não temos sotaque comparado as outras cidades de MG
8:40 - AGREED. Like I know my Korean is not perfect, that's why I want you to speak Korean with me! Lol XD But I think the culture is that for the most part, they either want you to be as comfortable as possible, or simply want to get to the point of conversation.
I went to Korea on holiday last year and most people replied to me in Korean when I spoke to them in Korean (I'm like a solid B1 speaker, similar to the girls in the video) especially outside Seoul. But even in Seoul you have SO MANY opportunities to just speak in Korean only
A Jolien falando português é muito impressionante. Não tem um artigo trocado, um sotaque gringo, nada. Ela é mais eloquente que eu.
I just love this channel❤
I loved this vídeo, i'm brazilian, but i speak a little bite of english and spanish.