@@LucaLampariello Poate că ai dreptate, dar româna când? :D Ai învățat atâtea limbi, și totuși, una foarte ușoară, poate cât engleza de ușoară, n-ai învățat-o. Îți urez succes să o înveți. Uite eu fiind român nativ, vorbest relativ ok germana și engleza, vreau să învăț rusa și spaniola, iar pe final ar fi franceza. Dar nu sunt sigur de ultima, rămâne de văzut, vezi tu a fi poliglot, nu te ajuta numai să cunoști limbi sau oameni, dar te face extrem de inteligent :D
@@MrFirebeaver That was literally one word. There were also a few others, but about 80% of his speech was almost indistinguishable from the native Russian accent.
His Russian sounds great, have to agree with that. His French also sounds flawless, even though he misspelled « enfui ». And his English is great as well, you can definitely tell that even though his accent is American, there’s some influence from Italian but he still somehow managed to sound like a native
I am from Poland and never have I heard someone speaking so well polish when its not his first language. This man used so many difficult words and pronounce them perfectly. I am really impressed and it is known that polish is hard to learn by foreigners because of its grammar. This video motivates and inspires me so much. Everything is possible, thank you so much for showing this.
It's funny for me how he put together Polish and Chinese. When I was learning Chinese myself, one of the native speakers working for the university was speaking fluent Polish. As in - if you wouldn't see a tiny Chinese lady in front of you, you wouldn't even know she's obviously a foreigner. I've seen different levels of proficiency when it comes to Polish, but she is like the unreachable golden standard. I only ever met a single other non-Pole speaking Polish that well, and she was Slovak, having obviously MUCH easier time - but in that case I've learned she isn't Polish after over two years. When asked, Mrs. Wang gave probably the most contradictory advice on how she mastered Polish. She memorised it. At first, she tried the standard "learn all the grammar rules and then apply them in conversation", but that was too slow, taxing and ultimately her pronunciation was constantly "off", something that always exposes a non-native trying to speak Polish. So she switched to how average Poles do it - by simply knowing all the words needed, in the forms that are needed, rather than thinking about grammar. End result: you wouldn't know she's Chinese if she talked to you via phone or, how I first met her, when she was standing behind a bookshelf and simply talking with me. You can probably imagine my face when she eventually came from behind it and sit behind her desk.
Lol that’s because he speaks American English. If he spoke British English, then you would’ve seen the Union Jack and not the Star-Spangled Banner. Simple as that. The same way he pinned the Spanish flag instead of the Mexican flag because he speaks Spanish with a Spanish accent as opposed to Mexican
i’m from germany and he sounds sooo much like a Native. seeing some of the comments saying that he also sounds native in their language.. that’s so impressive. hopefully one day i’ll be able to do that as well in my target languages :) much respect Luca!
I think it’s fair to say that whoever learns a new language will most likely struggle with some pronunciation at times. And depending on their native language. The most important thing is to be understood :)
a little misleading because his Polish was amazing but instantly audible that not native. Amazing because there is very little room for improvement despite not using Polish on the street in Poland daily for many years and because some of the words had zero of anything non-native in the pronunciation. I’ve never seen that before from a foreigner.
I'm french and can speak Greek and Spanish (without counting English) and I can tell you that his pronunciation in each of these languages is amazing, like wow. I don't know how it's even possible to learn this amount of languages and speak all of them with such a good accent.
This is what you call a real polyglot: someone who has learned foreign languages in depth and not just a handful of words and some grammar in order to just claim that they 'know' the language. Simply bravo! You are a true inspiration for all of us wanting to improve our foreign languages!
Is that really possible? If I listen to Italian consistently enough after learning Spanish and becoming fluent in it, do you think I can reach the point of understanding verbal Italian without learning it? Damn I'm so excited to learn languages already 😍
@@flannel_punk Maybe...but I'm not totally sure because there are some spanish words that _exist_ in the"italian version"but we don't really _use_ them,so some times when WE hear a spanish sentence we're able to understand it,but it's not granted that it's gonna work the other way around.For example...this is a line from an actual movie,"Spanglish". *Spanish line:* "Cincuenta dolares es mucho dinero." *Line with Italian words that sound like the spanish ones:* "Cinquanta dollari è molto denaro." *Actual Italian line:* "Ma cinquanta dollari sono un sacco di soldi!" *English line:* "Fifty dollars are a lot of money!" As you can see...cincuenta/cinquanta and dolares/dollari are very similar words,but then you have "mucho"that we Italians *know* translates in"molto"(=a lot),but in the _actual_ line we hear the word"sacco" which sounds differently and the same goes for"dinero"that sounds like"denaro"so WE understand it,but the problem is that in Italian we _rarely_ use the word"denaro"in a colloquial situation...we usually say "soldi"which is a word that means exactly the same thing(=money)but sounds very differently. But,yeah,in a lot of other cases I'm pretty sure you would be able to understand Italian if you knew Spanish well enough...just be careful with false friends,like"imbarazzata"that in Italian is the feminine for"embarassed"while in Spanish"embarazada"means"pregnant"!😅
OfficialBS In der alten deutschen Sprache wurde für ein doppel S ein ß benutzt. Muss war damals =muß. Sieht man oft wenn man alte Texte ließt. Des Weiteren könnte es sein, dass der Kommentarverfasser zu einer älteren Generation gehört :).
Well depends on what Spanish you talk about. His is obviously from Spain. I’m curious to know if he is used to speak Spanish from South America 🤔 would be nice to know. But yes his Spanish is darn good :)
I was really impressed with his spanish, it’s so native. I’m native and I was listening deeply to find some mistakes but I didn’t find it. Congrats Luca!
De acuerdo con eso, siendo Luca nativo de italiano el español debió ser muy fácil para él; y siento que su acento de España no es tan pronunciado (soy de Centroamérica).
I am a native Portuguese speaker from Portugal and I must say, I was expecting a Brazilian Portuguese but your accent was Portugal Portuguese, which is harder, and it was perfect! Congratulations
I also was expecting Brazilean portuguese, I was shocked when he spoke our Portuguese! :D Normally people prefer Brazilean because it is more singy songy and pretty, so I was really happy! Also he sounds like a native!
Holy fuck I'm Polish and I've never been more impressed by another learner. You don't even have an accent, just minor giveaways (ś and ć mainly) but your vocabulary is great and the way you structured your speech is better than a lot of Polish people could. I'm not even sugarcoating, I really mean it from the bottom of my heart.
J'ai l'impression que son texte est appris. J'aurais aimé qu'il parle plus d'une manière naturelle pour se rendre compte. Un texte récité par cœur, comme une chanson apprise dans une autre langue.
HOLY DAMN HOW MUCH REHEARSAL DID THIS TAKE? I am saying that because as far as I noticed, there wasn't a single cut, meaning it was all ONE TAKE... 8 minutes in 1 take in a MASSIVE effort even in a native language. That is INSANE Luca, great job dude. Och den här gången ska jag förlåta dig för att inte ha pratat världens bästa språk. ;-)
I guess it's really hard to get a decent even Accent with hungarian because getting down the correct vowels is really hard for non native speakers. De szerintem érthető volt amit mond egyértelműen.
the craziest thing is that he barely has an accent, atleast in the languages that i understand. his german is perfect and his portuguese, his french and his english pronounciation are incredible!
From what I've heard: English: his accent is a mix of Italian and American accent so he could easily be identified as a New Yorker from Italian roots. Italian: nothing to say, quite standard northern Italian accent. French: also quite standard northern accent, there are only a few little details that can be noticed but only by native French speakers (like the way he pronounced "poteau"). However there were some mistakes in the subtitles. For example he should have written "Il n'a pas couru (takes one "r", current mistake by Italian speakers, and quite difficult to prevent since there are some times were "courir" takes 2 "r" like future - je courrai), il ne s'est pas enfui ("t" is for present)", there are "^" on "chaîne", "déchaîné". Another mistake is also quite hard for foreigners: he should have written "un étudiant de langues" and not "un étudiant des langues" (the first expression would be translated as "a language(s) student" and the second one as "a student of the languages" - and this second one looks as natural in English as in French). German: his accent doesn't sound standard but his pronunciation is very good. You can easily notice most of non native German speakers when they fail to pronounce some words like "nur" (you must pronounce it a bit like "nuwe") but he passed the test. Spanish: he could have tricked me if he had pretended to be a native Spanish speaker. HIs accent seemed very natural, especially the "s", a consonant that is quite peculiar in Spanish compared to other languages.
He made a few pronounciation mistakes in Russian, but my expectations for non-native speakers are so low that his performance was one of the best I've heard
I can tell you, no doubt, his spanish is more than perfect, he speaks spanish better than almost all people I know. Yes, I'm native, from Spain and I would assure you he is from Spain and very well educated in a good school. Cheers !
He even speaks more languages than he has shown in this video and all of them at a very high level, could pass as a native speaker, is impressive and admirable!!
Wow, I can't believe how good your polish is. You sound almost like a native. I don't know how I would learn Polish if I were of a different nationality. Every verb changes at every time, in every case and in every person completely different, and there are so many exceptions that practically every Pole makes linguistic mistakes every day. Respect.
HL F not really. His accent is alright, but really far from native in portuguese. We would never say “consciencia” the way he did as “sc” in Portuguese should sound as “xx”
Very impressive. Your Greek is almost excellent. There were times that I could tell you are not a native Greek speaker but colour me impressed nevertheless.
@@dennistaktarov2485 Για εναν αγγλοφωνο τα ελληνικα ειναι σχεδον το ιδιο δυσκολα. Η προφορα διαφερει ετη φωτος απο την αγγλικη. Υπαρχει λογος που λενε "it's all greek to me" όπως εμείς λεμε ειναι κινεζικα.
You nailed the Polish language. You sounded 90% like a native which is incredibly impressive. Also - the grammar and the sentence structure was completely correct and natural.
As a Portuguese I am very happy seeing someone really take time to really learn it. And for once it’s actually a Portuguese of Portugal. Brazil has my respect but everyone that I see that is learning always learns a Brazilian accent, which makes being the largest Portuguese speaking nation, but a bit frustrating for us here in Portugal
I’m a native Spanish speaker and I’m from Chile 🇨🇱 and when he started speaking Spanish it was almost perfect sounded like a native speaker and to be honest he sounded like a native speaker in all those languages well done
Hey Luca! Even though I'd rather hear you talking portuguese in a brasilian accent I must say that it was very pleasant listen to you talking in my language! You have such a nice flow and put all the words in the right place and you even used things like: "refiro-me, poderá, revolucionar" You are an inspiration! Thank you!
Creo que este es el mejor vídeo que he visto en mi vida desde que comencé a aprender idiomas. Gracias por lo que haces! Espero conocerte algún dia y hablemos en varios idiomas! Saludos desde venezuela
Wow! I am native speaker of Polish and I was so shocked when I heard your pronunciation in Polish. It is quite perfect :o Really admire you! I know that my language is really hard for foreign speakers. Well done! Greeting from Poland :)
I can confirm that his German is seriously impressive. One small mistake I noticed is using "auswenden" (which isn't a word) instead of "anwenden". As for languages I speak, but not natively, his English, Spanish and Portuguese all sound flawless to me as well. Take that with a grain of salt, since English is the only one of those for which I would claim a high level of fluency. I think there are many "polyglots" out there who go for quantity over quality and struggle to hold more than a basic conversation in 80%+ of their languages. Don't get me wrong, it's still an insane accomplishment to speak 20+ languages even on a basic level. But I'm much more impressed with people like Luca here who also take the time to perfect the languages and not call it quits after being barely conversational.
omg when he started speaking Polish I felt like someone was dubbing him. He made some pronunciation mistakes but I know that our pronunciation is hard so a big applause for you! That was really amazing.
Yeah totally agree with you on that. Well, he hasn't made any mistakes with pronunciation but a rather different strange manner with an emphasis on the end of the words.
@@lefoudefoot12200 Spotkałem tylko jednego obcokrajowca który mówił perfekcyjnie bez akcentu. To że nie był z Polski wyszło dopiero jak powiedział, że jedzie do Lviva - Lwowa po naszemu.
@Åsteriå pisze po angielsku aby autor także mógł zrozumieć. Prawie na pewno ktoś z Polski pomógł mu napisać jego wypowiedź po polsku a on prawdopodobnie albo się nauczył albo czytał z kartki. Gdybym napisała po polsku to prawie na pewno by nie zrozumiał.
I'm a native Spanish speaker. He speaks as if he is a native. Impressive, considering the fact that acquire a native level accent requires more time. I admire you, Luca Lampariello 👏🙃. Estoy aprendiendo inglés, y seguro que todos, con una buena actitud, podemos lograrlo.
What an inspiring video! I was already jonesing for your videos and I'm glad to see you're back on track, making videos for TH-cam again. You truly are the biggest inspiration I have in the realm of language learning, and when I'm watching your videos, I feel like I'm capable of doing EVERYTHING I set my mind to. Thank you very much Luca, keep on helping people the way you do, you are the best!
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"speaking at least ONE foreign language" Europeans: what? Were we only supposed to learn one????
@@shion3948 samee, i think it's similar in all european countries, the only problem is schools don't focus on the second foreign language as much and because we don't use it that much either, we tend to forget speaking it after a few years...
Most europeans only speak one language if you want the truth. Studying a language for 2-4 years in school doesn't mean anything if you aren't learning conversation and communicating complex ideas.
@@emhu2594 In Canada anglophones have to take French something like 7 years and none can understand written or spoken French. I don't know if it is better in Europe, but school is not a good place to learn languages. At least if it's English you can learn by playing games as a kid, going to forums, etc.
Stumbling across this video just gave me a lot of confidence in myself....I started learning German around this time last year, I work 60 hours a week and it's really hard to find the time to ever practice or learn anything, I often go days or even a couple weeks at time sometimes without being able to, but I was able to understand you speaking German for the most part with only needing the subtitle for a couple of words!
чтоооооооооооооо!!! I recently subscribed to you and I didn’t even know that you speak Russian. You speak with no accent at all! It's slightly audible in individual words (mostly the letter ы), but it's rare. This is crazy. Thanks for the motivation to learn languages! How is it even possible to get rid of accent in all languages😮😮😮😮 you could be a spy!
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Hi Luca, I'm 18 years old, I just want to say how much you have inspired me with languages, thank you so much. I'm from mexico, I learned English a few years ago, when I met my best friend (american) You made me to ask to myself: Why speaking only English? There are more languages! Right now I'm learning french and italian, I wish one day to be good with languages as you are. Thanks for changing my mind. You're awesome
Shit for the first time I see foreigner who speak Polish in so impeccable way, your accent even is perfect, a lot of people would say that you are native haha
Your Hungarian really surprised me. It's amazing. The accent is obvious and the speed was a bit slow but we're speaking of one of the hardest languages is the world so it's more than acceptable.
Oh my god! Your Russian is so on point! Most of the time I wouldn’t say that you are not native. There are some minor mispronunciations, but still, I’d say they more sounded like from an another Slavic languages speaker! Well done work!
Your Greek pronunciation is amazing! Really! Not many people can speak Greek without their mother language accent! Μ’ αρέσει που γράφω στα Αγγλικά ενώ ξέρεις Ελληνικά😂 Μπράβο φίλε! Για κάποιον μη Έλληνα προφέρεις πολύ σωστά τα Ελληνικά! Μια μικρή επισήμανση! Ένας ήχος που υπάρχει στα Ελληνικά, αυτό το ‘’χ’’ που ενώ δεν το γράφεις το προφέρεις δυσκολεύει αρκετά τους μη Έλληνες! Για παράδειγμα είπες την λέξη Αλήθεια. Μπορεί όταν το γράφουμε να μην υπάρχει ‘’χ’’ αλλά όταν προφέρουμε ακούγεται ένας ήχος ‘’χχχ’’ σε πολλές λέξεις που τελειώνουν σε -ια Αλήθεια -> ακούγεται σαν αλήθχεια Πιά -> ακούγεται σαν πχιά Πιάνο ->πχιάνο Αν μπορέσεις να εντάξεις και αυτό στην προφορά σου...τι να πω! Χίλια μπράβο!
That was genuinely the most impressive language video I've seen thus far. Even if someone said "he was reading", I would answer "mate, so what - have you heard the accents???". Having regular contact with English, Polish, Russian and German, all these accents sounded spot on and that's not something you learn in an afternoon, it takes years to grasp. That's a great motivation to keep on going and possibly a kick I needed now to get back on track with the language learning - thank you so much for that!
Wow luca, the moment you started speaking portuguese, i actually felt so proud of you. As a portuguese myself, i could count with one hand the number of people i know who chose to learn European Portuguese instead of Brazilian Portuguese and let me say, you have an amazing accent, really got the tone down and the way we close our mouths and eat syllables, amazing my friend, Parabéns!
I am proud that I chose European Portuguese, I simply love it! =) It is a shame that I don't get to practice it that often, because I really like how the language sounds and how it feels in my mouth when I speak it =) And thanks for the lovely words! =)
It's the first time I hear about you Luca, and it's a pleasure to meet you. Language learning field is a wonderful thing, that makes me feel so curious, excited and happy. Learning any language takes a long time, in fact in the world we are all lifelong learners at anything. In my case I barely speak two languages: English and Spanish. I can speak English with some confidence by practicing myself and consuming plenty of English content through Internet even though I've never talked to native English speakers in real life. I'm not fluent in English yet. Obviously I can speak Spanish because I'm completely surrounded by the language and it's my first language. Such an eye-opening surprise!!! When learning any language, our brains get used to it, and absolutely switching the brain from our native language to English, from English to another language and so on can be hard and exhausting. Usually people have a misconception about learning foreign languages I think, they only know their native language throughout their lives in a boring or even threatening environment, they think they don't need to learn another one because guess that any foreign language is rough or it can also be a lack of interest due to their busy lives in many cases. No one in my family speaks English, they only speak Spanish. What a boring and unbearable reality!!! On the other hand, English is the undisputed global language nowadays and I think that learning English is the gateway to learning other languages. Everyone on Earth needs to learn and master English. It's just a matter of taking on a new challenge because learning English can radically change our lives in any field. Lastly, I'd love to learn French, German, Italian, Portuguese, Russian, Turkish, Dutch and Ukrainian properly to speak them confidently and fearlessly. They're my target languages so far.There will always be several mistakes on our path to fluency in any language we like, and that's completely normal and understandable. Acquiring a new language is a huge challenge for us so we have to get real, but it's worth it of course. 🥰
Ommg but you're french is so perfect, you sound like a native. And I read the comments and everybody seems to say the same about the other languages. What's so amazing !!
His Russian, English, and German are (almost) perfect. During a short encounter, very few people will notice that those are not his mother tongues. I haven't met many people who could master (a single) foreign language at the level of this guy. I am a native Russian speaker and also speak English, German, and a little bit Polish (this guy's Polish also sounds perfect to me, though it is way above my head to judge). I understand that this is a prepared video, but it is still awesome. To say that I am impressed is a gross understatement.
Nice video! You have inspired me to learn 9 languages and I am especially glad that you studied Hungarian because it's my native language! Thanks for the video Luca!
I'm Hungarian, your Hungarian is fantastic, I've also learn Slovak, Spanish, English and German. You are amazing and you really inspire me to acquire new languages.
I'm native polish speaker. It was obvious that polish was not your native language but it was excellent never the less. I've been living in US most of my life and if I met you on the street I would have presumed you're a native English speaker. I used to speak Russian well enough that when I was in Moscow, i had no problem communicating and no one asked me where I was from. Your Russian was very good. I used to speak German well enough to have basic conversation and your German sounded great to me. I pretty much understood everything you said. Same for Spanish which I had a lot of exposure to and been trying to learn on and off. Excellent job! Very impressive!
Man, your Russian is amazing, as russian I can say that sometimes russian people can't explane their thoughts like you did that in russian part of this video. Even intonation, even pronounciation - brilliant as for foreign language. Wish you all the best and keep going!
Your Chinese is brilliant for someone that isn't a native speaker, hats off to you. There were some very minor phrasing and tonal issues but it is arguably better than me, a native speaker.
Ich bin Deutscher und das ist echt krass, wie muttersprachlich du dich anhörst. Klar man hört an manchen Stellen einen Akzent heraus, aber größtenteils klingt ist echt muttersprachlich. Wenn die anderen Sprachen genauso gut sind, dann echt krassen Respekt!
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"I've spent the last 30 years learning languages". The guy doesn't even look like he's 30+ years old 😍
Thanks Stela! Indeed some people think I am much younger than I am..not sure why. Probably speaking languages keeps me young! =)
Holy shit yea
@@LucaLampariello no, es el poder de la pasta xD ERES GENIAL LUCA XD
Luca Lampariello, quanti anni hai amico? Sei bravissimo!
@@LucaLampariello Poate că ai dreptate, dar româna când? :D Ai învățat atâtea limbi, și totuși, una foarte ușoară, poate cât engleza de ușoară, n-ai învățat-o. Îți urez succes să o înveți. Uite eu fiind român nativ, vorbest relativ ok germana și engleza, vreau să învăț rusa și spaniola, iar pe final ar fi franceza. Dar nu sunt sigur de ultima, rămâne de văzut, vezi tu a fi poliglot, nu te ajuta numai să cunoști limbi sau oameni, dar te face extrem de inteligent :D
"Not a cool skill to impress your friends"
*makes a video to impress people*
Not *just* a cool skill you can use to impress your friends.
Wow! Hearting this comment! Luca you have my respect
Samana S C. You are not his friend
@@joelandgenevievehaas7894 lol
LOL
As a Russian native speaker, I have to say that he's Russian pronunciation is dope
Чтооо, он не носитель ?????
Not really, себЪя instead of себя, classic mistakes.
@@MrFirebeaver That was literally one word. There were also a few others, but about 80% of his speech was almost indistinguishable from the native Russian accent.
Мне было так интересно комментарием Влада, что буду и настаивать на этом аспекте (ну буду осторожен) русского
His Russian sounds great, have to agree with that. His French also sounds flawless, even though he misspelled « enfui ». And his English is great as well, you can definitely tell that even though his accent is American, there’s some influence from Italian but he still somehow managed to sound like a native
I am from Poland and never have I heard someone speaking so well polish when its not his first language. This man used so many difficult words and pronounce them perfectly. I am really impressed and it is known that polish is hard to learn by foreigners because of its grammar. This video motivates and inspires me so much. Everything is possible, thank you so much for showing this.
"wymówek - powiedział wymóweCH 5:01. I jeszcze w jakiś momentach były minimalne błędy wymowy. Mimo wszystko i tak miło posłuchać naszego języka
It's funny for me how he put together Polish and Chinese. When I was learning Chinese myself, one of the native speakers working for the university was speaking fluent Polish. As in - if you wouldn't see a tiny Chinese lady in front of you, you wouldn't even know she's obviously a foreigner. I've seen different levels of proficiency when it comes to Polish, but she is like the unreachable golden standard. I only ever met a single other non-Pole speaking Polish that well, and she was Slovak, having obviously MUCH easier time - but in that case I've learned she isn't Polish after over two years.
When asked, Mrs. Wang gave probably the most contradictory advice on how she mastered Polish. She memorised it. At first, she tried the standard "learn all the grammar rules and then apply them in conversation", but that was too slow, taxing and ultimately her pronunciation was constantly "off", something that always exposes a non-native trying to speak Polish. So she switched to how average Poles do it - by simply knowing all the words needed, in the forms that are needed, rather than thinking about grammar. End result: you wouldn't know she's Chinese if she talked to you via phone or, how I first met her, when she was standing behind a bookshelf and simply talking with me. You can probably imagine my face when she eventually came from behind it and sit behind her desk.
Same for German. Sounded almost native!
And for spanish and french!
El español diria perfectooo
*uses American flag for English language*
Queen Elizabeth II: wait, that’s illegal
Donald Trump: What does "illegal" mean? 0_o
@Rhosyn Mintys so I prefer Australian flag lol :)
Lol that’s because he speaks American English. If he spoke British English, then you would’ve seen the Union Jack and not the Star-Spangled Banner. Simple as that. The same way he pinned the Spanish flag instead of the Mexican flag because he speaks Spanish with a Spanish accent as opposed to Mexican
I prefer American English
Apache Helicopter what are you implying?
i’m from germany and he sounds sooo much like a Native. seeing some of the comments saying that he also sounds native in their language.. that’s so impressive. hopefully one day i’ll be able to do that as well in my target languages :) much respect Luca!
His russian is good, but his pronunciation needs some work.
@@jenot7164 I'd say the same about his German... And he did some grammar- and vocab-misstakes as well. But of course he's impressively good!
I think it’s fair to say that whoever learns a new language will most likely struggle with some pronunciation at times. And depending on their native language.
The most important thing is to be understood :)
He does sound amazingly natural in Spanish. Cheers from Argentina, Luca!
@@ehmo8706 I can go with that! ;)
My Spanish ain't that well, but for me he sounds impressively good.
Your Polish is so good to the point that someone could say that you're native, your pronunciation is on point ✨
a little misleading because his Polish was amazing but instantly audible that not native. Amazing because there is very little room for improvement despite not using Polish on the street in Poland daily for many years and because some of the words had zero of anything non-native in the pronunciation. I’ve never seen that before from a foreigner.
I'm french and can speak Greek and Spanish (without counting English) and I can tell you that his pronunciation in each of these languages is amazing, like wow. I don't know how it's even possible to learn this amount of languages and speak all of them with such a good accent.
Poland is here 🇵🇱
His accent is perfect in every language. It's amazing. I speak 4 of these 11 languages and I can say he sounds like a native in each language. 👏👏👏👏👏
@Rəşad Məmmədzadə yes
Luca is the real deal without question. There are only about 5 polyglots that I follow and truly trust and Luca is on the top of that list.
Do you mind listing the other 4? Just curious
please list the other four.
Luca Lampariello
Lýdia Machová
Steve Kaufmann
Stephen Krashen
Matt vs. Japan (anki Knowledge)
Polyglot Gathering (various speakers-see playlists)
Good to know!
@@RagingPenguin5002 ikenna?? I think he only good at 3 languages and the rest is just at basic or intermediate level
This is what you call a real polyglot: someone who has learned foreign languages in depth and not just a handful of words and some grammar in order to just claim that they 'know' the language. Simply bravo! You are a true inspiration for all of us wanting to improve our foreign languages!
I love polygot's videos. They are so useful for me
Yes I also like this guy because he's truly legit and keeps it real.
When you're Italian and the moment you hear Spanish and Portuguese you can stop reading the english subtitles...😉
Yup, I did the same, I speak Spanish though.
Ahaha same!
Same, but portuguese speaker
Is that really possible? If I listen to Italian consistently enough after learning Spanish and becoming fluent in it, do you think I can reach the point of understanding verbal Italian without learning it?
Damn I'm so excited to learn languages already 😍
@@flannel_punk Maybe...but I'm not totally sure because there are some spanish words that _exist_ in the"italian version"but we don't really _use_ them,so some times when WE hear a spanish sentence we're able to understand it,but it's not granted that it's gonna work the other way around.For example...this is a line from an actual movie,"Spanglish".
*Spanish line:* "Cincuenta dolares es mucho dinero."
*Line with Italian words that sound like the spanish ones:* "Cinquanta dollari è molto denaro."
*Actual Italian line:* "Ma cinquanta dollari sono un sacco di soldi!"
*English line:* "Fifty dollars are a lot of money!"
As you can see...cincuenta/cinquanta and dolares/dollari are very similar words,but then you have "mucho"that we Italians *know* translates in"molto"(=a lot),but in the _actual_ line we hear the word"sacco" which sounds differently and the same goes for"dinero"that sounds like"denaro"so WE understand it,but the problem is that in Italian we _rarely_ use the word"denaro"in a colloquial situation...we usually say "soldi"which is a word that means exactly the same thing(=money)but sounds very differently.
But,yeah,in a lot of other cases I'm pretty sure you would be able to understand Italian if you knew Spanish well enough...just be careful with false friends,like"imbarazzata"that in Italian is the feminine for"embarassed"while in Spanish"embarazada"means"pregnant"!😅
I love how he gives the steps in German... That's so German 🇩🇪
I love that I understand german so I don't have to read the tiny english subtitles.
@@fairyfellermasterstroke und auch @Tardi Languages Genau und wirklich lustig.
Er ist so gut in Deutsch, daß er sogar einen kleinen Fehler gemacht hat, den sonst nur Deutsche machen. (wichtigen - wichtigsten)
dj1rst wieso schreibt manche Leiute ”dass” mit zwei S und nicht mit ß wie du?
OfficialBS In der alten deutschen Sprache wurde für ein doppel S ein ß benutzt. Muss war damals =muß. Sieht man oft wenn man alte Texte ließt. Des Weiteren könnte es sein, dass der Kommentarverfasser zu einer älteren Generation gehört :).
By the way you speak Spanish everybody would say you are a native. Congrats!
I have heard other polyglots and their Spanish is a bit odd. But his is perfect.
Well depends on what Spanish you talk about. His is obviously from Spain. I’m curious to know if he is used to speak Spanish from South America 🤔 would be nice to know. But yes his Spanish is darn good :)
I was really impressed with his spanish, it’s so native. I’m native and I was listening deeply to find some mistakes but I didn’t find it. Congrats Luca!
De acuerdo con eso, siendo Luca nativo de italiano el español debió ser muy fácil para él; y siento que su acento de España no es tan pronunciado (soy de Centroamérica).
I am a native Portuguese speaker from Portugal and I must say, I was expecting a Brazilian Portuguese but your accent was Portugal Portuguese, which is harder, and it was perfect! Congratulations
Também eu esperava que ele falasse brasileiro hahah mas não! Pronuncia espetacular! 🇵🇹🇵🇹
Eu até fiquei surpreendido, acho que foi a primeira vez que vi um estrangeiro falar um português que não parece russo 😅😅
Foi tão bom, Parabéns !
I also was expecting Brazilean portuguese, I was shocked when he spoke our Portuguese! :D Normally people prefer Brazilean because it is more singy songy and pretty, so I was really happy! Also he sounds like a native!
Portuguese is easy and sh1t
Holy fuck I'm Polish and I've never been more impressed by another learner. You don't even have an accent, just minor giveaways (ś and ć mainly) but your vocabulary is great and the way you structured your speech is better than a lot of Polish people could. I'm not even sugarcoating, I really mean it from the bottom of my heart.
Your Greek is very impressive. Usually 'polyglots' fail at speaking such challenging language, but you sound close to fluency! Great stuff.
I am French native and the way he speaks is so natural and sounds like a native.
IKRRRRR
J'ai l'impression que son texte est appris. J'aurais aimé qu'il parle plus d'une manière naturelle pour se rendre compte. Un texte récité par cœur, comme une chanson apprise dans une autre langue.
@@BB-wu1xz il a d'autres videos en parlent francais, tu peux le chercher pour te rendre compte
OMG THE FRENCH BROOO! ITS INSANE. I mean I’ve learned French and Spanish for 60 days straight and his pronunciation is on point!
Timestamps:
00:01 - English
00:22 - Italian
01:22 - Russian
02:15 - French
02:49 - Hungarian
03:14 - Greek
04:02 - Polish
05:07 - Chinese
05:31 - Portuguese
06:01 - German
07:35 - Spanish
thank me later
Thank you for what? It was already in the description -.-"
@@DylanVisionOnline you're right, but people tend to search in the comments tho
Thank you. Grazie. merci. obrigado. danke gracias.
@@DylanVisionOnline It is in the description but not clickable
@@Anonymous-cn6zl It's clickable on my end and it's also in the video itself. It's probably a new feature hmm (or I'm just late to the party haha)
HOLY DAMN HOW MUCH REHEARSAL DID THIS TAKE?
I am saying that because as far as I noticed, there wasn't a single cut, meaning it was all ONE TAKE... 8 minutes in 1 take in a MASSIVE effort even in a native language. That is INSANE Luca, great job dude.
Och den här gången ska jag förlåta dig för att inte ha pratat världens bästa språk. ;-)
Yeah, that was insane. So natural, accent, grammar etc...
Nej, jag håller med, han gjorde inte det. Han pratade faktiskt inte på serbiska ;)
He probably didn’t even rehearse, he’s just good at presentations, that’s why Luca is one of the only real polyglots
@@milomax8901 Haha serbiska finns också på min lista (språk som jag vill lära mig någon gång).
So impressive, and I'll certainly forgive Luca for making the Hungarian and the Chinese the shortest segments :-D
I'm Polish, grew up in Canada with Polish parents, spoke Polish before I learnt English...and you speak better Polish than me.
When he started to speak in my native language (Hungarian) I was so shocked because for a second I thought I can understand French XDD
Yeah, his pronunciation is very weird. And it not even want to be a dialectal form (which anyways not even sounded like one). XD
I guess it's really hard to get a decent even Accent with hungarian because getting down the correct vowels is really hard for non native speakers. De szerintem érthető volt amit mond egyértelműen.
the craziest thing is that he barely has an accent, atleast in the languages that i understand. his german is perfect and his portuguese, his french and his english pronounciation are incredible!
I can tell you that his polish is great as well!
From what I've heard:
English: his accent is a mix of Italian and American accent so he could easily be identified as a New Yorker from Italian roots.
Italian: nothing to say, quite standard northern Italian accent.
French: also quite standard northern accent, there are only a few little details that can be noticed but only by native French speakers (like the way he pronounced "poteau"). However there were some mistakes in the subtitles. For example he should have written "Il n'a pas couru (takes one "r", current mistake by Italian speakers, and quite difficult to prevent since there are some times were "courir" takes 2 "r" like future - je courrai), il ne s'est pas enfui ("t" is for present)", there are "^" on "chaîne", "déchaîné". Another mistake is also quite hard for foreigners: he should have written "un étudiant de langues" and not "un étudiant des langues" (the first expression would be translated as "a language(s) student" and the second one as "a student of the languages" - and this second one looks as natural in English as in French).
German: his accent doesn't sound standard but his pronunciation is very good. You can easily notice most of non native German speakers when they fail to pronounce some words like "nur" (you must pronounce it a bit like "nuwe") but he passed the test.
Spanish: he could have tricked me if he had pretended to be a native Spanish speaker. HIs accent seemed very natural, especially the "s", a consonant that is quite peculiar in Spanish compared to other languages.
I agree
He made a few pronounciation mistakes in Russian, but my expectations for non-native speakers are so low that his performance was one of the best I've heard
I can tell you, no doubt, his spanish is more than perfect, he speaks spanish better than almost all people I know. Yes, I'm native, from Spain and I would assure you he is from Spain and very well educated in a good school. Cheers !
He even speaks more languages than he has shown in this video and all of them at a very high level, could pass as a native speaker, is impressive and admirable!!
This is insane, seems like he just switch the languages button and sets himself from factory in each language😂👏🏼👏🏼🔝
like terminator ;)
That’s literally a thing haha each language has a different personality,
Honestly have never heard a non-native speak Hungarian soo well, congratulations, you are amazing. Greetings from Hungary🇭🇺
Végre egy magyar komment! :D
Eu estava procurando um comentário húngaro.
Wow, I can't believe how good your polish is. You sound almost like a native. I don't know how I would learn Polish if I were of a different nationality. Every verb changes at every time, in every case and in every person completely different, and there are so many exceptions that practically every Pole makes linguistic mistakes every day. Respect.
His portuguese is really amazing, as a Brazilian I must say that his accent is very good.
Marna Fagundes, as a Portuguese, I can assure that Luca has reached a native-like accent.
Same with the Spanish accent, I wouldn't have been able to tell he isn't native
HL F not really. His accent is alright, but really far from native in portuguese. We would never say “consciencia” the way he did as “sc” in Portuguese should sound as “xx”
@@goldfingerhardcore sounding exactly like a native should never be the goal of learning a foreign language.
@@emhu2594 And why not? What if some people just want to go the extra mile?
The best polyglot I've ever seen. Health and happiness to you.
Very impressive. Your Greek is almost excellent. There were times that I could tell you are not a native Greek speaker but colour me impressed nevertheless.
Αυτός μιλάει και κινέζικα..με τα ελληνικά θα είχε πρόβλημα;
"almost excellent" :)
@@dennistaktarov2485 Για εναν αγγλοφωνο τα ελληνικα ειναι σχεδον το ιδιο δυσκολα. Η προφορα διαφερει ετη φωτος απο την αγγλικη. Υπαρχει λογος που λενε "it's all greek to me" όπως εμείς λεμε ειναι κινεζικα.
Εμένα μου φάνηκε ότι τα διάβαζε από κάπου έτοιμα. Συλλαβιστά τα έλεγε χωρίς να καταλαβαίνει τί λέει και χωρίς να τονίζει το νόημα.
@@Akis__ Παίζει αυτό που λες. Μερικές φορές όμως το ηχόχρωμα της φωνής του έμοιαζε πολύ με ελληνικό (σίγουρα έχει ακούσει πολλούς Έλληνες να μιλάνε).
You nailed the Polish language. You sounded 90% like a native which is incredibly impressive. Also - the grammar and the sentence structure was completely correct and natural.
As a Portuguese I am very happy seeing someone really take time to really learn it. And for once it’s actually a Portuguese of Portugal. Brazil has my respect but everyone that I see that is learning always learns a Brazilian accent, which makes being the largest Portuguese speaking nation, but a bit frustrating for us here in Portugal
I am learning Portuguse and it is beautiful
Why is it frustrating? You don't like the accent?
Как приятно было услышать родной Русский язык! Молодец!
He is insane.... rly another level. Respect
Wow!👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾
مرحبا مها! أنا أريد اتعلم اللغه العربيه ❤️🤓
I’m a native Spanish speaker and I’m from Chile 🇨🇱 and when he started speaking Spanish it was almost perfect sounded like a native speaker and to be honest he sounded like a native speaker in all those languages well done
Finally a polyglot who speaks all the languages he says he knows! Your russian and greek were fantastic, I applaud!
Hey Luca! Even though I'd rather hear you talking portuguese in a brasilian accent I must say that it was very pleasant listen to you talking in my language! You have such a nice flow and put all the words in the right place and you even used things like: "refiro-me, poderá, revolucionar"
You are an inspiration! Thank you!
Creo que este es el mejor vídeo que he visto en mi vida desde que comencé a aprender idiomas. Gracias por lo que haces! Espero conocerte algún dia y hablemos en varios idiomas! Saludos desde venezuela
Русский у тебя очень хороший. Произношение почти как у носителя
Если вокруг тебя такие же носители, то мне тебя жаль) Возможно, ты окружен агентами иностранных разведок)
@@ДенисМонастырев-м7е Ключевое слово "почти".
@@maxkho00 даже не близко.
@@ДенисМонастырев-м7е От 1:21 до 1:32 очень-очень близко. Только слова "если" и "выучить" выдают его.
@@maxkho00 ну, мышечная память подводит всех и это нормально
Wow! I am native speaker of Polish and I was so shocked when I heard your pronunciation in Polish. It is quite perfect :o Really admire you! I know that my language is really hard for foreign speakers. Well done! Greeting from Poland :)
As a native speaker of russian and german I´m very impressed! Your pronounciation in both these languages is so on point!
I can confirm that his German is seriously impressive. One small mistake I noticed is using "auswenden" (which isn't a word) instead of "anwenden". As for languages I speak, but not natively, his English, Spanish and Portuguese all sound flawless to me as well. Take that with a grain of salt, since English is the only one of those for which I would claim a high level of fluency. I think there are many "polyglots" out there who go for quantity over quality and struggle to hold more than a basic conversation in 80%+ of their languages. Don't get me wrong, it's still an insane accomplishment to speak 20+ languages even on a basic level. But I'm much more impressed with people like Luca here who also take the time to perfect the languages and not call it quits after being barely conversational.
omg when he started speaking Polish I felt like someone was dubbing him. He made some pronunciation mistakes but I know that our pronunciation is hard so a big applause for you! That was really amazing.
Yeah totally agree with you on that. Well, he hasn't made any mistakes with pronunciation but a rather different strange manner with an emphasis on the end of the words.
XD no nie przesadzaj ,dobrze mówi ale słychać ze to obcokrajowiec
@@lefoudefoot12200 Spotkałem tylko jednego obcokrajowca który mówił perfekcyjnie bez akcentu. To że nie był z Polski wyszło dopiero jak powiedział, że jedzie do Lviva - Lwowa po naszemu.
@Åsteriå pisze po angielsku aby autor także mógł zrozumieć. Prawie na pewno ktoś z Polski pomógł mu napisać jego wypowiedź po polsku a on prawdopodobnie albo się nauczył albo czytał z kartki. Gdybym napisała po polsku to prawie na pewno by nie zrozumiał.
Mówił bardzo dobrze, ale miał problemy z wymawianiem "ć" i "ś"
Omg his italian is impressive!
He's italian
Lmao
😂
Hahahaha
Hahahaha daiii 😂😂
I'm a native Spanish speaker. He speaks as if he is a native. Impressive, considering the fact that acquire a native level accent requires more time. I admire you, Luca Lampariello 👏🙃. Estoy aprendiendo inglés, y seguro que todos, con una buena actitud, podemos lograrlo.
Este idioma es impressionante para mi. Me siento muy feliz con este idioma
@@deutschmitpurple2918 Eso es genial :)
Luca is a language speaking genius.
What an inspiring video! I was already jonesing for your videos and I'm glad to see you're back on track, making videos for TH-cam again. You truly are the biggest inspiration I have in the realm of language learning, and when I'm watching your videos, I feel like I'm capable of doing EVERYTHING I set my mind to. Thank you very much Luca, keep on helping people the way you do, you are the best!
"speaking at least ONE foreign language"
Europeans: what? Were we only supposed to learn one????
?
yeah lol in my school you *must* learn at least two if you want to pass the year
@@shion3948 samee, i think it's similar in all european countries, the only problem is schools don't focus on the second foreign language as much and because we don't use it that much either, we tend to forget speaking it after a few years...
Most europeans only speak one language if you want the truth. Studying a language for 2-4 years in school doesn't mean anything if you aren't learning conversation and communicating complex ideas.
@@emhu2594 In Canada anglophones have to take French something like 7 years and none can understand written or spoken French. I don't know if it is better in Europe, but school is not a good place to learn languages. At least if it's English you can learn by playing games as a kid, going to forums, etc.
As a native Hungarian, I'm amazed at the level of your Hungarian knowledge! Keep up!
My friend i am amazed from the way you are speaking Greek.. Our language is supposed one of the most difficult...Congratz! Μπραβο!
dude your French accent is amazing !!!I said this because most polyglots speak French but don't have the accurate accent
Stumbling across this video just gave me a lot of confidence in myself....I started learning German around this time last year, I work 60 hours a week and it's really hard to find the time to ever practice or learn anything, I often go days or even a couple weeks at time sometimes without being able to, but I was able to understand you speaking German for the most part with only needing the subtitle for a couple of words!
чтоооооооооооооо!!! I recently subscribed to you and I didn’t even know that you speak Russian. You speak with no accent at all! It's slightly audible in individual words (mostly the letter ы), but it's rare. This is crazy. Thanks for the motivation to learn languages! How is it even possible to get rid of accent in all languages😮😮😮😮 you could be a spy!
I'm from Portugal and let me tell you, when you started speaking portuguese I was shocked, your pronunciation was really good!
Como español que soy, te puedo asegurar que si me dicen que eres nativo, me lo creo. Acento increible, eres una gran fuente de inspiración ❤️
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Hi Luka
I am waiting you speak Indonesian
Good job Luca!!!
u lost a lot of weight Luca. U look 5 years younger. Congrats !
Please make video playlist for learning english,french,german,spanish,etc from A1-C2...thanks:)
Причај српски да те цео свет разуме.
04:24 OMG "co gorsza" was soooo native
Hi Luca, I'm 18 years old, I just want to say how much you have inspired me with languages, thank you so much.
I'm from mexico, I learned English a few years ago, when I met my best friend (american)
You made me to ask to myself:
Why speaking only English? There are more languages!
Right now I'm learning french and italian, I wish one day to be good with languages as you are.
Thanks for changing my mind.
You're awesome
Bravo Pilar,aprender ideomas es muy bueno por el ser humano!
Shit for the first time I see foreigner who speak Polish in so impeccable way, your accent even is perfect, a lot of people would say that you are native haha
O seu português é perfeito! 🤯
Saudações do Brasil 🇧🇷🇮🇹
I like these tips, and very nice greek! I just loved the fact that you used such a rich vocabulary not just in Greek but in other languages as well!
ισχύει
Hahaha I am watching you speaking and all of a sudden boom! Greek. I burst out laughing out of joy!
I love you man! Είσαι μεγάλος!
Cara, você pegou até o sotaque do português europeu, muito bom! :')
French is my first foreign language and the way u spoke is soooo natural I thought u were native
Your Hungarian really surprised me. It's amazing. The accent is obvious and the speed was a bit slow but we're speaking of one of the hardest languages is the world so it's more than acceptable.
Oh my god! Your Russian is so on point! Most of the time I wouldn’t say that you are not native. There are some minor mispronunciations, but still, I’d say they more sounded like from an another Slavic languages speaker!
Well done work!
Your Greek pronunciation is amazing!
Really! Not many people can speak Greek without their mother language accent!
Μ’ αρέσει που γράφω στα Αγγλικά ενώ ξέρεις Ελληνικά😂
Μπράβο φίλε! Για κάποιον μη Έλληνα προφέρεις πολύ σωστά τα Ελληνικά!
Μια μικρή επισήμανση!
Ένας ήχος που υπάρχει στα Ελληνικά, αυτό το ‘’χ’’ που ενώ δεν το γράφεις το προφέρεις δυσκολεύει αρκετά τους μη Έλληνες!
Για παράδειγμα είπες την λέξη Αλήθεια.
Μπορεί όταν το γράφουμε να μην υπάρχει ‘’χ’’ αλλά όταν προφέρουμε ακούγεται ένας ήχος ‘’χχχ’’ σε πολλές λέξεις που τελειώνουν σε -ια
Αλήθεια -> ακούγεται σαν αλήθχεια
Πιά -> ακούγεται σαν πχιά
Πιάνο ->πχιάνο
Αν μπορέσεις να εντάξεις και αυτό στην προφορά σου...τι να πω!
Χίλια μπράβο!
Luca you are crazy ... :) how is that possible ...?
Your language skills are overwhelming !!!
HATS OFF
That was genuinely the most impressive language video I've seen thus far. Even if someone said "he was reading", I would answer "mate, so what - have you heard the accents???". Having regular contact with English, Polish, Russian and German, all these accents sounded spot on and that's not something you learn in an afternoon, it takes years to grasp. That's a great motivation to keep on going and possibly a kick I needed now to get back on track with the language learning - thank you so much for that!
The s sound in greek is spot on! Not many pull it off.
Needless to say, the whole polyglot thing is very impressive too...
Wow luca, the moment you started speaking portuguese, i actually felt so proud of you. As a portuguese myself, i could count with one hand the number of people i know who chose to learn European Portuguese instead of Brazilian Portuguese and let me say, you have an amazing accent, really got the tone down and the way we close our mouths and eat syllables, amazing my friend, Parabéns!
I am proud that I chose European Portuguese, I simply love it! =) It is a shame that I don't get to practice it that often, because I really like how the language sounds and how it feels in my mouth when I speak it =) And thanks for the lovely words! =)
Your Hungarian pronunciation is almost perfect. Congrats for learning such a hard language! 😀
As a German I have to say...dein Deutsch ist richtig gut! Und ich finde gut, dass du den Plan auf deutsch gemacht hast 😆 planen passt zu Deutschen
i had such a huge smile on my face when he started speaking in spanish, and I'm not even from Spain!❤❤
It's the first time I hear about you Luca, and it's a pleasure to meet you. Language learning field is a wonderful thing, that makes me feel so curious, excited and happy. Learning any language takes a long time, in fact in the world we are all lifelong learners at anything. In my case I barely speak two languages: English and Spanish. I can speak English with some confidence by practicing myself and consuming plenty of English content through Internet even though I've never talked to native English speakers in real life. I'm not fluent in English yet. Obviously I can speak Spanish because I'm completely surrounded by the language and it's my first language. Such an eye-opening surprise!!! When learning any language, our brains get used to it, and absolutely switching the brain from our native language to English, from English to another language and so on can be hard and exhausting. Usually people have a misconception about learning foreign languages I think, they only know their native language throughout their lives in a boring or even threatening environment, they think they don't need to learn another one because guess that any foreign language is rough or it can also be a lack of interest due to their busy lives in many cases. No one in my family speaks English, they only speak Spanish. What a boring and unbearable reality!!! On the other hand, English is the undisputed global language nowadays and I think that learning English is the gateway to learning other languages. Everyone on Earth needs to learn and master English. It's just a matter of taking on a new challenge because learning English can radically change our lives in any field. Lastly, I'd love to learn French, German, Italian, Portuguese, Russian, Turkish, Dutch and Ukrainian properly to speak them confidently and fearlessly. They're my target languages so far.There will always be several mistakes on our path to fluency in any language we like, and that's completely normal and understandable. Acquiring a new language is a huge challenge for us so we have to get real, but it's worth it of course. 🥰
Достойный уровень всех выученных языков. Ты молодец, Лука!
I'm a simple man. I see a foreigner talking Hungarian. I like.
O meu Deussss!!!! Você é o primeiro poliglota que encontro no YT que fala Português de Portugal!!
Ommg but you're french is so perfect, you sound like a native. And I read the comments and everybody seems to say the same about the other languages. What's so amazing !!
It was really enjoyable hearing the Russian portion, I've studied Russian since 11th grade but it's not often I get to speak it with people
Your russian is impressive. I definitely have never seen a foreigner who speaks russian like native before. This is absolutely fantastic! Keep going.
@@nicolausteslaus Можно сказать, вообще не общаюсь))
Russian pronunciation is brilliant. Absolutely brilliant. Awesome.
Hearing him speak Polish literally gave me the chills, he sounds sooo good it's incredible
His Russian, English, and German are (almost) perfect. During a short encounter, very few people will notice that those are not his mother tongues. I haven't met many people who could master (a single) foreign language at the level of this guy. I am a native Russian speaker and also speak English, German, and a little bit Polish (this guy's Polish also sounds perfect to me, though it is way above my head to judge). I understand that this is a prepared video, but it is still awesome. To say that I am impressed is a gross understatement.
INCREDIBILE! My motivation is popping rn. I need to step up my game too
Wow!!! Najlepszy polski język jaki słyszałem u poliglotów. Gratulacje!!!
Nice video! You have inspired me to learn 9 languages and I am especially glad that you studied Hungarian because it's my native language! Thanks for the video Luca!
Impressive! As for German, you made a couple mistakes (e.g. „auswenden“ ) and used some expressions natives don‘t use but nothing major 👍
I'm Hungarian, your Hungarian is fantastic, I've also learn Slovak, Spanish, English and German. You are amazing and you really inspire me to acquire new languages.
Woow I am so so impressed! And your polish is really perfect!
My jaw dropped when he switched to Hungarian.
He's the first polyglot I've ever heard speaking my mother tongue so well. I'm very impressed. 😍
Sou brasileiro e comecei aprender a língua húngara.
Muszę przyznać, że Twój Polski jest na prawdę świetny! Nawet nie spodziewałam się, że będziesz mieć aż tak dobry akcent ;). Pozdrawim serdecznie ;)
Dzięki bardzo Lizy =)
Wow bardzo dobry
French is my mother tongue and he speaks better than me... This guy is crazy
I'm native polish speaker. It was obvious that polish was not your native language but it was excellent never the less. I've been living in US most of my life and if I met you on the street I would have presumed you're a native English speaker. I used to speak Russian well enough that when I was in Moscow, i had no problem communicating and no one asked me where I was from. Your Russian was very good. I used to speak German well enough to have basic conversation and your German sounded great to me. I pretty much understood everything you said. Same for Spanish which I had a lot of exposure to and been trying to learn on and off. Excellent job! Very impressive!
Hermano, estás totalmente desquiciado!! La fluidez que tenés en esos 11 idiomas es impresionante! Aplaudo de pie 👏👏👏
Y te entiendo porque aprendo espanol. Yayyyyyy
He speaks Russian so good... I am shocked!
This the first time I see a polyglot speaking portuguese so well
Man, your Russian is amazing, as russian I can say that sometimes russian people can't explane their thoughts like you did that in russian part of this video. Even intonation, even pronounciation - brilliant as for foreign language. Wish you all the best and keep going!
Thanks for the kind words Alex!
Your Chinese is brilliant for someone that isn't a native speaker, hats off to you. There were some very minor phrasing and tonal issues but it is arguably better than me, a native speaker.
Ich bin Deutscher und das ist echt krass, wie muttersprachlich du dich anhörst. Klar man hört an manchen Stellen einen Akzent heraus, aber größtenteils klingt ist echt muttersprachlich. Wenn die anderen Sprachen genauso gut sind, dann echt krassen Respekt!