I really love the videos that the speaker talks about learning news languanges. now i am learning english, i am only three months but i will not give up until i get fluently in this language.
11:37 Swahili - A very beautiful language from East Africa (Tanzania, Kenya, Rwanda, Uganda, Burundi, parts of Congo, Malawi, Mozambique, Zambia, Madagascar and the Comoros. The language carries some famous words like Hakuna Matata - no worries, Safari - journey, Rafiki - friend, Pumba - foolish, Simba - lion and Moto Moto from a movie Madagascar 2 which means Hot Hot!. It is also home to a beautiful theme song of Get Out movie written by Jordan Peele ‘Sikiliza kwa wahenga’ meaning listen to your ancestors Thank you for reading - Asante sana
@Panel I'm sad to hear that. All languages have the capacity for sophistication. English, for example, used to be a peasant language at a time when all the educated people in England spoke Norman French.
This is one of the best videos about languages I’ve watched so far 🇬🇧🇺🇸 ludzie, którzy mówią w kilku językach, mają przewagę 🇵🇱. Cuando yo tenga hijos quiero que ellos aprendan al rededor de 4 lenguas diferentes. 🇨🇴 🇪🇸 Grazie mille per condividere questo messaggio. 🇮🇹
Nice. I recognized all the languages in which he spoke his introduction phrases (I don't know Dutch, but I recognize it; and though I've forgot Chinese almost completely I still know how it sounds), but nowing Bahasa Melayu is definitely a rare quality.
Hello!, I'm a native Spanish speaker, and I'm looking for a native English speaker to speak with frequently, in both languages, via Discord, Skype, or other, to improve our speaking skills. If there is someone interested, we can fix something.
At 9:38 there is a serious mistake! In Polish we do have ą ę ł but the other ones do not exist in our language!! We do not have them in the alphabet. Also, ł is not a vowel.
(transitive) To learn to a high degree of proficiency. It took her years to master the art of needlecraft. Their word, not mine, but the meaning does exist. In Spanish, you can 'dominar un idioma''.
@@DaveHuxtableLanguages That's my point. 나는 한국어를 좀 알아요. E conosco un po' l'italiano. But, I would never say that I have mastered anything, because. clearly, the word has a different meaning for me than it does for you. Oops. Sorry. You said it was someone else's word, not yours? Who? Seems you haven't even mastered English, because I don't know what you are talking about. And this is exactly the problem. There is no such thing as 'mastering' a language. I'm a native English speaker and I am frequently seeing new English words. I can pretty much express any thought I have in Korean, but the natives still think I don't sound native and I still have no idea why they would choose to have social status mandatorily incorporated into their grammatical and lexical system. I'm certain you are a very clever man that has spent much time learning many languages. I am very envious. But, I am sick of the over-simplification of second language learning that pervades media. Learning a second language is NOT easy. And to the extent that we can learn it, it doesn't suddenly make us feel like a native. The cultural differences remain. Philosophical and world view differences remain. Everyone learning all of the world's languages is impossible. All of the world learning one language is logical.
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This is a fascinating perspective of what means to live in a multilingual society, I'm so enthusiastic to learn a third language
Tu lengua nativa es el español? Lo digo por el nombre jeje
I really love the videos that the speaker talks about learning news languanges. now i am learning english, i am only three months but i will not give up until i get fluently in this language.
wow! you where only 3 months in when you wrote this comment? thats astounding! You will surely be fluent in no time! How has it been going?
how are you doing now?
@@superiorbeing8805he gave up after listening British rap
@@rafibangladesh makes sense
11:37 Swahili - A very beautiful language from East Africa (Tanzania, Kenya, Rwanda, Uganda, Burundi, parts of Congo, Malawi, Mozambique, Zambia, Madagascar and the Comoros.
The language carries some famous words like Hakuna Matata - no worries, Safari - journey, Rafiki - friend, Pumba - foolish, Simba - lion and Moto Moto from a movie Madagascar 2 which means Hot Hot!.
It is also home to a beautiful theme song of Get Out movie written by Jordan Peele ‘Sikiliza kwa wahenga’ meaning listen to your ancestors
Thank you for reading - Asante sana
It sounds interesting, I'd like to learn it
@Panel I'm sad to hear that. All languages have the capacity for sophistication. English, for example, used to be a peasant language at a time when all the educated people in England spoke Norman French.
This video is one of the most fascinating ones that was ever recorded. This is what a language lover looks like.
fundamental principles, including 1) visualization, 2) contextualization, 3) meaningful repetition, 4) mental association.
This is one of the best videos about languages I’ve watched so far 🇬🇧🇺🇸 ludzie, którzy mówią w kilku językach, mają przewagę 🇵🇱. Cuando yo tenga hijos quiero que ellos aprendan al rededor de 4 lenguas diferentes. 🇨🇴 🇪🇸 Grazie mille per condividere questo messaggio. 🇮🇹
Thank you so much, Jorge!
Great presenter, very engaging and nice to listen to
I just noticed your comment, a year late! Thank you so much!
Thank You! Very positive, very fascinating speech.
Please correct that error in the title!
I love language too!
At first I thought, "Am I hearing English or is it foreign language?"
He starts with Chinese, although the greeting is I don't know in which language...
@@Donello chinese, Spanish, French, German...
@@alihgomex1800there was Dutch too
@@rafibangladesh I agree 👍... Dutch
Terima kasih for the inspiring idea and sharing the experience 👍👍
Wunderbar! Vielen Dank!
The only dank I know is the marijuana kind.
regards from Łódź ;)
This was really entertaining 👍😁
Impressive!
"A languages"
I know! Some interesting proof reading must have happened there!
x)
A lecture about language learning and the title isn’t even grammatically correct haha
Ich verstehe nicht Spanisch, aber ich möchte es lernen.
I don't understand Spanish, but I'd like to learn it.
why are you saying that in German if it isn't your native language?
@@snowflake4099 🤭 My mother tongue is neither German nor English.
Thanks
Terima kasih = malay
Gracias = spanish
Obrigado = portuguese
Yeah see i know them alllllllll
Nice. I recognized all the languages in which he spoke his introduction phrases (I don't know Dutch, but I recognize it; and though I've forgot Chinese almost completely I still know how it sounds), but nowing Bahasa Melayu is definitely a rare quality.
Merci= French
Aligatoo= Japanese
Shukran= Arabic
👍🏻👍🏻
@@jasfizarezany4894terimakasih also indonesian 😊
"i love languages for languages sake" mood.
По-русски сказал, молодец :)
Спасибо Дмитрий!
@@DaveHuxtableLanguages и вам спасибо, рад слышать русский язык на таких крупных конференциях
you are so handsome senior. I like you and your lecture.
very nice video
Hello!, I'm a native Spanish speaker, and I'm looking for a native English speaker to speak with frequently, in both languages, via Discord, Skype, or other, to improve our speaking skills. If there is someone interested, we can fix something.
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toki ni li seme?
a! toki pona! mi ala toki ;(
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At 9:38 there is a serious mistake! In Polish we do have ą ę ł but the other ones do not exist in our language!! We do not have them in the alphabet. Also, ł is not a vowel.
"He has mastered ten languages"...what, on CD, vinyl? Cause, otherwise, I don't know what 'master a language' means.
(transitive) To learn to a high degree of proficiency.
It took her years to master the art of needlecraft.
Their word, not mine, but the meaning does exist. In Spanish, you can 'dominar un idioma''.
@@DaveHuxtableLanguages Eine sprache beherschen, padroneggiare una lingua, владеть языком etc... how do they say it in Chinese?
Donello 精通一门语言。
@@DaveHuxtableLanguages 谢谢你！
@@DaveHuxtableLanguages That's my point. 나는 한국어를 좀 알아요. E conosco un po' l'italiano. But, I would never say that I have mastered anything, because. clearly, the word has a different meaning for me than it does for you. Oops. Sorry. You said it was someone else's word, not yours? Who? Seems you haven't even mastered English, because I don't know what you are talking about. And this is exactly the problem. There is no such thing as 'mastering' a language. I'm a native English speaker and I am frequently seeing new English words. I can pretty much express any thought I have in Korean, but the natives still think I don't sound native and I still have no idea why they would choose to have social status mandatorily incorporated into their grammatical and lexical system. I'm certain you are a very clever man that has spent much time learning many languages. I am very envious. But, I am sick of the over-simplification of second language learning that pervades media. Learning a second language is NOT easy. And to the extent that we can learn it, it doesn't suddenly make us feel like a native. The cultural differences remain. Philosophical and world view differences remain. Everyone learning all of the world's languages is impossible. All of the world learning one language is logical.