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Znakomity polski. Brawo!

Molto difficile!

I'm trying to break into a hard-to-break-into culture right now. It's tough because I'm thin-skinned but I'll keep trying till I'm in and fluent. It's also a language with very little learning resources. Thank you, Luca, for the motivation boost as always!

how nice to know so many languages! too bad I have a "dsa" I would have liked to speak well like you!

Wow, that was a great explanation. I've always assumed if you knew a language, you were well versed in that particular language.

The best point you made is the language you are learning depends on how close it is to the language you know. I am a native English speaker with a proficiency in Spanish. I am able to speak Spanish pretty good, but my writing is at a 9th grade level so it isn't the greatest. But as an example, on your point. I find it really hard to learn Greek and it's been four weeks learning the language and I can barely speak it. But I just began learning German about three days ago and from the first day I've been speaking the basics of German very quickly. I am at a lost for trying to figure out Greek. Because I am horrible at learning this language. Why am I failing with Greek and doing so well with German? I am guessing I need to change my learning style in Greek?

Hi Luca, I am a native English speaker with a proficiency in Spanish. I never truly learned a language. I was born in an environment where we Spoke in the house English but when visiting family, walking around the neighborhood. The dominant language is Spanish. So, I gradually learned Spanish. So learning a third language feels like learning a language for the very first time. I don't have a method. Personal point of view started learning Greek about 4 weeks now and I barely achieved anything. But in contrast I just started learning German 3 days ago and I am already capable of forming complete sentences. Silly question? But do you find Greek to be a hard language to learn from your personal experience? I assumed it would be easier to learn because there are lots of Spanish and English vocabulary within the Greek language? Just curious thank you.

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Thank you pretty much😀, it's so useful.

Una freaky total de la gramática 😂 Me gusta ustedes juntos, mas videos en español 🙏

I know a little more than 10 000 words in english and i'm still B2. If i read a book , especially the descriptive ones , i really struggle. And also there's a lot of idiomatics expression in english...

Is their anything for free?

Whenever I need some motivation to continue studying languages, I come back to this video. I admire you, thank you for sharing with us your tips and knowledge about language learning 👌🏼⭐️

The link is not working, but I still give LIKE. Love your videos! And yes, more on German pls

What do you mean Greek is no longer spoken?

Thank you Luca for this video, I think you always give us important information for improving our language skills. I am know learning English and German languages and it is a great journey for my. Thank you for sharing your experience and knowledge with us.

In my expierience, this is totally true. Because, I am able communicate easily on the internet wia comments, but when it comes to speaking it, somehow I stumble.

Sei bravo Luca!! Ti ringrazio!!

I’m learning Spanish and German at the same time, but I’m am way more advanced in Spanish since I took it for years in school.

Perfecto

Omg I have finally found the ultimate hyperpolyglot gigachad

Many beginners want to directly speak with a complex syntax as they do in their native language and end up translating from it. This is exactly what I tell them, try to express yourself with how much language you have and that means making it easier

So just like assimil

I need a partner to rise my english level any one is here for that??!

An important topic and some good advice. But I hit the stop button at half time, when the music became louder than your voice. I consider background music as noise anyway, but this was foreground music, serving no purpose.

Ella es tan hermosa❤

Some people do indeed speak a foreign language with a native like accent, but I assume they're not particularly common. Part of the problem with this concept is particular people who are more or less tone deaf regarding the particular sound characteristics of a foreign language, and they're essentially incapable of hearing what other people can easily distinguish. I had a speech impediment when I was a kid. Being with a speech therapist eventually made it easier for me to comprehend proper pronunciation in my foreign language of Spanish.

даже я так не могу говорить хотя с детства знаю русский😂

So would it be sensible to do German at night and Spanish in the morning?

Too damn many idiots out there claiming to know something about language and / or language instruction who have NO genuine university training whatsoever.

The second language English comments are remarkable because I’d never guess y’all weren’t native speakers

From my point of view a self-claimed polyglot always has to start showing his official B1 certificate. Surely, you can pass an exam and be very shy person and be not able to speak fluently, but it doesn't work vice versa: in case you have B1 (at least) certificate, it means you really can speak, read, write and listen the language :) Our "YT-polyglot" mostly don't show their cerficiates :)

Cher Luca, je me permet de vous écrire en français, langue que vous maîtrisez à la perfection grâce à Sophie Marceau (je suis aussi tombé amoureux à l'époque... :D), afin de vous remercier pour cette "conférence", devrais-je dire. Je vous suit depuis plusieurs années et j'avoue être "bloqué" au plateau B2-C1 en allemand (c'est un peu le plateau du Pratzen). Votre méthodologie m'offre de nouvelles perspectives et je tenais à vous en remercier car je vais enfin pouvoir me remettre au travail avec de nouvelles motivations.. Bien à vous, AH

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I'm a native English speaker and you speak and present better than I do 😂😂😂

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Answer: As long as the accuracy is about 95% or higher, yes. (Watch my Yakko’s World Google Translate video to find out the accuracy. I use 100 words worth of difficult sample paragraphs to translate and then put it back to English and every word that is wrong gets 1 point off.)

I've had the honor of being coached by Luca in language learning, while I was learning a language that he himself did not speak, read nor write. He supercharged my learning and gave it structure to maximize return on time invested. It changed my life. :)

Hola luca, soy un gran admirador tuyo. Tengo 56 años de edad y me es muy difícil aprender el aleman. Que me sugieres que deba hacer para poder aprenderlo? Soy cubano y llevo un año viviendo en alemania y no he podido aprenderlo y ademas de necesitarlo, estoy obligado a aprenderlo para poder vivir y trabajar aquí, y no creo que la edad influya en algo, lo escucho diariamente aun sin entenderlo pero no puedo hablarlo y me bloqueo a la hora de entender cuando los nativos me hablan, o cuando quiero hablar. Si me pudieras ayudar o aconsejar te lo agradecería. Gracias

What works for you might not work for someone else.

Y como mantienes la practica de todos tus idiomas? Ya que son muchos 😅

Yo también quiero aprender a hablar cuatro idiomas