Your German had a lot of mistakes in it, but really it didn't "suck" as others said. The grammar and articles were a bit wonky but your impressive none the less. Pronunciation was great though. :)
Korean part you spoke - Understood everything. Granted, it was two senetences, but oh man, made me feel smarter. On another note im using Korean on lingq and i really like it. Im going through the beginners course just because i want to relearn everything i already know, and im starting to notice things. I thank you so much for making a free, and easy way to learn. Keep up the awesome work!
1. Chinese 2. Japanese 3. French 4. Russian 5. Spanish 6. Deutsch german 7. Italian 8. Korean 9. English I missed something, i guess portugese, i don't know ^^ The only languages i uderstood was english and korean >< Maybe some german since i learn it at school.
Very excellent display of your language set. I hope to become as good as you someday. Currently I can only speak Japanese, English, and a bit of Chinese. My next goal is Korean. だから韓国語を喋ったときかなりびっくりした!
@Imyirtseshem In fact it is different in Western and Eastern Yiddish. In Western Yiddish Hebrew words are written like they are in Hebrew and in Eastern they follow the rules of Yiddish itself and contain vowels.
Btw. You've mentioned complexity of the German grammar. I am curious to know if you find it more difficult than Russian.
What particular parts did you find complex in the grammars of these two? Declension was mentioned for German and I believe that it is also the main problem in learning Russian... or isn't it?
@eugrus Russian is more complex. The cases, the verb aspects, verbs of motion and much more. But it is best to ignore the complexity. In time it all settles in.
What would you say about the difficulty of learning to read fluently with a new alphabet? I currently try to deal with reading in Yiddish. It took just about four hours to learn the Hebrew alphabet and get enough skills to read Yiddish texts syllable by syllable, but two weeks after that I feel no progress in rapidity of reading. (I understand the language itself while it's not that far from German that I've learned for about a year)
How long did it take you to become fluent in reading Cyrillic?
Your Cantonese is so impressive especially since you didn't learn the tones! You almost sound like a native speaker except for some of the words sounded off almost like mandarin like the first few words you said, were difficult to recognize. and what made you sound fluent was that you captured the Cantonese attitude when you said it, it was so funny!! haahha
Sou portuguesa e gostei de o ouvir falar em português, especialmente para alguém que diz não falar a língua ;) Só uma pequenina correcção: "incluo", em vez de "includo". Estudo inglês e quando acabar este curso quero voltar a ter aulas de espanhol. Também tive aulas de francês na escola, mas já esqueci quase tudo - basicamente consigo compreender o sentido geral de um texto e pouco mais. Mas quero aprender muito mais ao longo da minha vida!
My son (2,5ys) just tried to mimick your Chinese - really funny ;-) I never tried to learn an East Asian languages, but I have Chinese colleagues and I'm starting to get curious.
Und Ihr Deutsch ist wirklich klasse! Mein Mann hat auch immer Probleme mit den Artikeln und dem Geschlecht.
In seiner Muttersprache Georgisch gibt es kein männlich, weiblich und sächlich. Ich bin leider momentan nicht aktiv auf Lingq, weil ich mich auf Türkisch konzentriere und höre nur ein bisschen Russische Musik.
Tu parles vraiment très bien français! C'est impressionnant, on pourrait croire que c'est ta langue maternelle. Comment est-ce que tu as fait pour l'apprendre aussi bien?
I wish I could understand the Russian expressions people are complimenting. :P
I'm not originally from a Spanish-speaking country, but your Spanish sounds perfect to me (Portuguese is my native language). And I'm currently learning German, and I could understand everything you said in that language. Thanks for inspiring so many language lovers!!
(Being able to speak Spanish, Italian, and French, Portuguese would be a GREAT asset to your already very much packed shelf of languages!)
Impressive! I want to be able to speak lots of language too. I've learned lots of different languages, but just for a short time, so it doesn't stay long...
You should try learning Indonesian. Not a very important language, though :P
Who says it is not important? Indonesian and Malay are similar. I would say it is the same language with variation. They are about more than 200 million speakers of this language.
@veintiuno91 The CIA actually wants people who can speak Indonesian (no I'm not just making that up). There's millions of speakers of that language too. Don't worry about what language other people say is "important" anyway. Learn whatever language you want to learn. Peace :)
Of course. My goal in any language is to be able to discuss things on a wide variety of subjects. Only Korean is not up to snuff and I do not claim to speak it (yet).
Un video genial. Realmente es una inspiración ver la facilidad y la falta de timidez que tenés para hablar lenguas extranjeras, incluso aquellas en las que más te cuesta hablar.
De paso te dejo una corrección: dijiste 'intermediario' cuando te referías a tu nivel de español. Intermediario significa 'intermediary'. La palabra que significa 'intermediate' es 'intermedio'.
you are awsome... tu eres el mejor, tu est un bon homme, i am learning french, but I speak english and spanish, I am just 14 can you tell me how you learned all those languages???
ton francais est tres bon et tu parle comment un vraiment francais, tu espanol es muy bueno te falto conjugar unos verbos pero bueno!!!, your english I think is your first language, so is the best one!!!
keiko, I love people who love languages. We need more of them in this world. All languages and all cultures belong to all humans. We can share in all of them if we want.
Its a great example of how your manner changes between one language or another. Its like the language triggers off certain emotions that make you cheery (на русскам, тебе очень весело), and some languages give you a deep brooding etc.
Why don't you pick up some Polish? I'd be really grateful then ;-) 10 languages and you've not even mentioned Polish :-( It's such a shame. But you can still learn some :) 10 sounds good but 11 would sound even better! Good luck :)
You should join LingQ. I like the way you explain things. No lengthy theory. Just "this is how it is". You can help us with Russian and work on some other language.
Oh, thank you Steve, I've already there (since october), I like the project and I try to practice my French there, thogh I mostly read texts for pleasure, not for points. I'm now planning to learn Italian and I want to be more actively engaged in the whole thing, but I have my exams now, so who knows when I'll start, but I will definetely do that.
Wow, your French, Spanish are excellent. I've also saw your video when you speak Italian and it's impressive as well. I'm a Russian native speaker, so I want to point out something. It's not very important, but still... I've noticed that when you speak Russian in all videos, you say (hope you can view the Russian script)
Много ошибКИ; через ошибОК. Many mistakes; through mistakes. There is one tricky thing with our case system. "Много" doesn't mean "Many" literally, it means "A lot of" (like beacoup de). So the preposition "Of" says the next word must be in the genitive case (or English's possessive case). so it must be: "Много ОшибОК". "Через ошибОК" must be "Через ошибКИ" (English's subjective case).
Thanks CYBERianBoi , I will try to pay attention to that. I like your explanation. Now if I can remember the endings, remember the gender and remember what you said, I will improve over time. Especially if I get to visit Russia and spend some time there, eating borscht, drinking vodka and yukking it up with real Russkies.
You're welcome, you Russian is very good, I've never heard a native English speaker being that good, the Germans and the Italians somehow manage it and I'm not mentioning the Slavs, but English is just so different. BTW, your: Черт с ними was very cool:)
1. L'accent québécois n'est pas déplaisant, c'est en gros l'accent du Poitou du xviième siècle (les québécois apprécieront...)
2. Je ne trouve pas que Steve ait un accent québécois, ou alors très léger léger : un tout léger accent canadien anglophone oui, mais vraiment très léger et absolument pas déplaisant !
Steve, 안녕하세요. I listen to your podcasts :) 我也很喜欢学外语，それで面白いポットキャストがないかいつも探してるので、づいぶん前からestoy escuchando sus podcasts :) Gracias por los podcasts buenos et je voudrais vous rencontrer un jour si c'est possible ：）もし韓国にいつか来ることになったら連絡してください。：）－ Steveさんの言語学習や教育活動を応援している韓国人のヒョヌより。
Thanks for the kind words. We would love to have more members in Korea but so far we have not been successful there. Any suggestions on how to spread the word would be welcome.I will visit Korea once I have a better handle on the language. Looking forward, and I will let you know.
Great! :) I understood your English, Swedish and German perfectly (the languages I know...). You speak both Swedish and German very clearly, so I can only imagine you speak just as well in the others! Impressive. Yes German grammar is awful! I have studied German in school and one semester at the university (all in all 6 years!) and still I can't really speak it. I understand it, but speaking is another matter. So I totally agree with every word you say in the languages I understand. :)
Your German had a lot of mistakes in it, but really it didn't "suck" as others said. The grammar and articles were a bit wonky but your impressive none the less. Pronunciation was great though. :)
RyanMauriceAnderson 1 week ago
his deutsch sucks as well..
glad10 3 weeks ago
his russian sucks really
glad10 3 weeks ago
Korean part you spoke - Understood everything. Granted, it was two senetences, but oh man, made me feel smarter. On another note im using Korean on lingq and i really like it. Im going through the beginners course just because i want to relearn everything i already know, and im starting to notice things. I thank you so much for making a free, and easy way to learn. Keep up the awesome work!
Izzayronii 1 month ago
Steve, how old were you when you began speaking learning language?
theflubbybear 1 month ago
Chikaku0Pikachu 1 month ago
Hahaha, impressive.
ProkofievRules 1 month ago
What's the order ?
Neuroneos 2 months ago
Asombroso video señor Steve. Este tipo de vídeos son una inspiración para mi y una motivación para seguir aprendiendo idiomas.
I never get tired of watching this kind of videos of all you polyglots. I truly admire you.
È anche il mio sogno di parlare molte lingue, è un grande piacere quando tu parli con gente di altre nazionalità in il loro lingue.
Scensum 4 months ago
I have so much respect for people who speak multiple languages!
MrHmoob17 4 months ago
and this video was a while back but I'm sure this Mr. Sanchez guy is still eating his words. XD
PathogenProductions 6 months ago
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かねてからあなたのビデオを見ていましたね。日本人としてこれは結構素晴らしかったと思います。特にあなたの日本語を話せようとしたとこだった。凄く感動しました。僕はまだ日本語が覚えてますので日本語のところの殆どが分かっていました。＾＾
而我自学中文因为我一点点会话普通话。
可是我不好懂了你的中文。对不起。我认为你的中文是非常很好。
Very excellent display of your language set. I hope to become as good as you someday. Currently I can only speak Japanese, English, and a bit of Chinese. My next goal is Korean. だから韓国語を喋ったときかなりびっくりした!
全然理解できなかったけど lol
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@Imyirtseshem Well. Looks like I am just using one of these materials)))
eugrus 7 months ago
@Imyirtseshem In fact it is different in Western and Eastern Yiddish. In Western Yiddish Hebrew words are written like they are in Hebrew and in Eastern they follow the rules of Yiddish itself and contain vowels.
eugrus 7 months ago
Btw. You've mentioned complexity of the German grammar. I am curious to know if you find it more difficult than Russian.
What particular parts did you find complex in the grammars of these two? Declension was mentioned for German and I believe that it is also the main problem in learning Russian... or isn't it?
eugrus 7 months ago
@eugrus Russian is more complex. The cases, the verb aspects, verbs of motion and much more. But it is best to ignore the complexity. In time it all settles in.
lingosteve 7 months ago
@lingosteve hey there im watching your videos. japnese vs chinese impressivness?
happygamestvfun1 7 months ago
What would you say about the difficulty of learning to read fluently with a new alphabet? I currently try to deal with reading in Yiddish. It took just about four hours to learn the Hebrew alphabet and get enough skills to read Yiddish texts syllable by syllable, but two weeks after that I feel no progress in rapidity of reading. (I understand the language itself while it's not that far from German that I've learned for about a year)
How long did it take you to become fluent in reading Cyrillic?
eugrus 7 months ago
@eugrus A new alphabet is not a big deal. You just have to learn it and get used to it.
lingosteve 7 months ago
Hola Steve! Excelente video, de verdad mis sinceras felicitaciones por tus grandes habilidades (NO talento! xD) en los idiomas!!
Mira, solo para que lo tengas en cuenta cometiste algunos errores cuando hablaste en español, los cuales corrijo a continuación:
- "poderSE comunicar con la gente"
- "no se CUAL es mi nivel"
- "porque ME PUEDO comunicar con la gente"
- y yo diría: "eso me tiene contento" o "estoy contento así"
So... did Mr. Sanchez actually signed up his students at LingQ? xD
Neoglitch255 7 months ago
Классно! Вы делаете ошибки, конечно, но вот музыку речи (именно звучание интонации, а не произношение) вы копируете бесподобно! =) Браво!
TheFsb2009 8 months ago
@TheFsb2009 Спасибо. Я сейчас в россии, был в Питере и сейчас в Москве. Очень приатно!
lingosteve 8 months ago
@lingosteve How can you write in Russian ? Do you have a russian keyboard ?
Neuroneos 8 months ago
@Neuroneos I use the phonetic keyboard that come with my Macbook.
lingosteve 8 months ago
Can you "only" speak these languages or also write them as well? In any case AMAZING!!
knuddel123 9 months ago
@knuddel123 I read them and write mostly using computers.
lingosteve 9 months ago
Mi teoria es que para hablar perfectamente un idioma hay que sentirse perfectamente ridiculo...
MarieCurie83 10 months ago
@MarieCurie83 por lo menos no tener miedo del ridiculo.
lingosteve 10 months ago
omg this video is so depressing^^
henrix1989 1 year ago
@henrix1989 Why?
opus88888 8 months ago
This is great, but what does one do as a career with these multi-lingual abilities?
924142707 1 year ago
@924142707 whatever you freakin want to!
eskorbutin89 8 months ago
По-русски - отлично) Я не знаю никаких языков, кроме русского, поэтому могу говорить с иностранцем только, если он знает мой родной язык)
respect!
tomgohome 1 year ago
Your Cantonese is so impressive especially since you didn't learn the tones! You almost sound like a native speaker except for some of the words sounded off almost like mandarin like the first few words you said, were difficult to recognize. and what made you sound fluent was that you captured the Cantonese attitude when you said it, it was so funny!! haahha
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español suena bien, no esta tan bien como hablas el frances pero de verdad muchas felicidades
Rentonmx 1 year ago
español suena bien, no esta tan bien como hablas el frances pero de verdad muchas felicidades
Rentonmx 1 year ago
Sou portuguesa e gostei de o ouvir falar em português, especialmente para alguém que diz não falar a língua ;) Só uma pequenina correcção: "incluo", em vez de "includo". Estudo inglês e quando acabar este curso quero voltar a ter aulas de espanhol. Também tive aulas de francês na escola, mas já esqueci quase tudo - basicamente consigo compreender o sentido geral de um texto e pouco mais. Mas quero aprender muito mais ao longo da minha vida!
luadomeiodia 1 year ago
My son (2,5ys) just tried to mimick your Chinese - really funny ;-) I never tried to learn an East Asian languages, but I have Chinese colleagues and I'm starting to get curious.
Und Ihr Deutsch ist wirklich klasse! Mein Mann hat auch immer Probleme mit den Artikeln und dem Geschlecht.
In seiner Muttersprache Georgisch gibt es kein männlich, weiblich und sächlich. Ich bin leider momentan nicht aktiv auf Lingq, weil ich mich auf Türkisch konzentriere und höre nur ein bisschen Russische Musik.
shtefiko 1 year ago
Tu parles vraiment très bien français! C'est impressionnant, on pourrait croire que c'est ta langue maternelle. Comment est-ce que tu as fait pour l'apprendre aussi bien?
sk8brice91 1 year ago
@sk8brice91 J'ai fais trois ans d'etudes en France a Science Po...il ya plus que 40 ans,
lingosteve 1 year ago
you deserve respect; i am also a language lover
5stars
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I wish I could understand the Russian expressions people are complimenting. :P
I'm not originally from a Spanish-speaking country, but your Spanish sounds perfect to me (Portuguese is my native language). And I'm currently learning German, and I could understand everything you said in that language. Thanks for inspiring so many language lovers!!
(Being able to speak Spanish, Italian, and French, Portuguese would be a GREAT asset to your already very much packed shelf of languages!)
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Impressive! I want to be able to speak lots of language too. I've learned lots of different languages, but just for a short time, so it doesn't stay long...
You should try learning Indonesian. Not a very important language, though :P
veintiuno91 2 years ago
@veintiuno91
Who says it is not important? Indonesian and Malay are similar. I would say it is the same language with variation. They are about more than 200 million speakers of this language.
beauvoir1949 1 year ago
@veintiuno91 The CIA actually wants people who can speak Indonesian (no I'm not just making that up). There's millions of speakers of that language too. Don't worry about what language other people say is "important" anyway. Learn whatever language you want to learn. Peace :)
yurismir1 1 year ago
Chort snim!!! AHAHA you did a great job on the Russian!!! 10/10!!!!
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Can you deal with real life situation by using those languages?
rokmcsung 2 years ago
Can you deal with real life situation by using all those languages?
rokmcsung 2 years ago
Of course. My goal in any language is to be able to discuss things on a wide variety of subjects. Only Korean is not up to snuff and I do not claim to speak it (yet).
lingosteve 2 years ago
How do you become fluent, and get a good accent, without immersing yourself or traveling to the country?
ThePtree 2 years ago
LingQ and a lot of reading and listening.
lingosteve 2 years ago 2
OMG your Swedish was f**** great seriously, 10/10 for effort.
maqrux 2 years ago
広東語すごいなぁ
我很佩服你啊～
Y coreano tambien? Amazing.
howpunny 2 years ago
you are my hero ^.^
warser3401 2 years ago 5
Un video genial. Realmente es una inspiración ver la facilidad y la falta de timidez que tenés para hablar lenguas extranjeras, incluso aquellas en las que más te cuesta hablar.
De paso te dejo una corrección: dijiste 'intermediario' cuando te referías a tu nivel de español. Intermediario significa 'intermediary'. La palabra que significa 'intermediate' es 'intermedio'.
getreallanguage 2 years ago
giỏi quá!
CobaltDragons 2 years ago
lol that hater got owned
NV417 2 years ago 16
Xaxaxa, Steve, bravissimo, pero Ваш русский 聽起來有點betrunken생각이에요!
一點都不懷疑，只是誰不想學得像您這麼了不起!
Glossika 2 years ago
Looks like Mr. Sanchez just got PWND and Steve got new Lingq students.
bigballa269 2 years ago 22
i think u must learn portuguese from brazil
Renji793 2 years ago
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Renji793 2 years ago
Chinese and Japanese is fantastic, along with your French..
German was good also
You could practise your Spanish a touch more...:)
Idavinator 2 years ago
Svenska! Vilken trevlig överraskning!
;)
JohanRegus12 2 years ago
Здорово))))
krekotun 2 years ago
I htought you would have morfe of a Quebec accent--your pausing is very Anglophone.
Spanish there are problems--you confuse with Italian in some parts.
Japanese sounds good.
It is very hard to switch languages without someone speaking to you in the language. That is what makes this impressive.
christopheclugston 2 years ago
Dude!! I could understand most of the spanish in this video. I'm so happy!!!
You should do more videos in other languages where you tell stories or something.
791662 2 years ago 3
you are awsome... tu eres el mejor, tu est un bon homme, i am learning french, but I speak english and spanish, I am just 14 can you tell me how you learned all those languages???
ngcc13 2 years ago 2
ton francais est tres bon et tu parle comment un vraiment francais, tu espanol es muy bueno te falto conjugar unos verbos pero bueno!!!, your english I think is your first language, so is the best one!!!
ngcc13 2 years ago
hello!! my friend shared this video in facebook,
that's how I found out this.
you are amazing!
i love learning languages too.
keiko378 2 years ago
keiko, I love people who love languages. We need more of them in this world. All languages and all cultures belong to all humans. We can share in all of them if we want.
lingosteve 2 years ago
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Idavinator 2 years ago
you are great man!
runnigg 2 years ago
You rock! I can say that your russian sounds really natural, especial some phrases like "Черт с ним" :)
Also, since I heard much of chinese and japanese - your speech is amazingly natural!
fu2bit 2 years ago
Your Spanish and Russian sound very NATURAL! :) I like the intonations. And it looks like you really enjoy it.
voleala 2 years ago
Its a great example of how your manner changes between one language or another. Its like the language triggers off certain emotions that make you cheery (на русскам, тебе очень весело), and some languages give you a deep brooding etc.
IhaveaKugelschreiber 2 years ago 3
Why don't you pick up some Polish? I'd be really grateful then ;-) 10 languages and you've not even mentioned Polish :-( It's such a shame. But you can still learn some :) 10 sounds good but 11 would sound even better! Good luck :)
termistor 2 years ago
wow.. this almost 10-min video requires so many decades to accomplish.. You Are Awesome!!!
ok74000 2 years ago
Impressive!
P.S. Your "черт с ним" was absolutely perfect!
AstAMoore 3 years ago
Your accent speaking Portuguese is pretty good!
hyakuyae 3 years ago
Also, "Много" denotes more than 4 things. So it would be: одна, две, три, четыре ошибКИ but пять, шесть, семь, восемь, девять, десять, etc. ошибОК.
CYBERianBoi 3 years ago
You should join LingQ. I like the way you explain things. No lengthy theory. Just "this is how it is". You can help us with Russian and work on some other language.
lingosteve 3 years ago
Oh, thank you Steve, I've already there (since october), I like the project and I try to practice my French there, thogh I mostly read texts for pleasure, not for points. I'm now planning to learn Italian and I want to be more actively engaged in the whole thing, but I have my exams now, so who knows when I'll start, but I will definetely do that.
CYBERianBoi 3 years ago
though not "thogh"
CYBERianBoi 3 years ago
Wow, your French, Spanish are excellent. I've also saw your video when you speak Italian and it's impressive as well. I'm a Russian native speaker, so I want to point out something. It's not very important, but still... I've noticed that when you speak Russian in all videos, you say (hope you can view the Russian script)
CYBERianBoi 3 years ago
Много ошибКИ; через ошибОК. Many mistakes; through mistakes. There is one tricky thing with our case system. "Много" doesn't mean "Many" literally, it means "A lot of" (like beacoup de). So the preposition "Of" says the next word must be in the genitive case (or English's possessive case). so it must be: "Много ОшибОК". "Через ошибОК" must be "Через ошибКИ" (English's subjective case).
CYBERianBoi 3 years ago
Thanks CYBERianBoi , I will try to pay attention to that. I like your explanation. Now if I can remember the endings, remember the gender and remember what you said, I will improve over time. Especially if I get to visit Russia and spend some time there, eating borscht, drinking vodka and yukking it up with real Russkies.
lingosteve 3 years ago
You're welcome, you Russian is very good, I've never heard a native English speaker being that good, the Germans and the Italians somehow manage it and I'm not mentioning the Slavs, but English is just so different. BTW, your: Черт с ними was very cool:)
CYBERianBoi 3 years ago
I love your russian. You've just got this free abandon with the language. Who needs grammar when you have such a carefree attitude to speaking.
I'm learning German
ltlnphngrphfrth1e6 3 years ago
Votre Français est excellent Mr Kaufmann, spontané et un vocabulaire bien choisi, mais je trouve votre accent quebecois un peu deplaisant.
Mr Kaufmann speaks an excellent free flowing French and is German is good too.
Could you explain how you learned to speak so many language so well?
whatsinthatbox 3 years ago
1. L'accent québécois n'est pas déplaisant, c'est en gros l'accent du Poitou du xviième siècle (les québécois apprécieront...)
2. Je ne trouve pas que Steve ait un accent québécois, ou alors très léger léger : un tout léger accent canadien anglophone oui, mais vraiment très léger et absolument pas déplaisant !
pierreparis 3 years ago
Your korean was good ;)
잘 해셨습니다.
저도 한국어를 배우고 있습니다.
일본어도 배우고 있습니다.
それでは、がんばりましょう！
rizukx 3 years ago
Great vid Steve
shont2006 3 years ago
Steve, 안녕하세요. I listen to your podcasts :) 我也很喜欢学外语，それで面白いポットキャストがないかいつも探してるので、づいぶん前からestoy escuchando sus podcasts :) Gracias por los podcasts buenos et je voudrais vous rencontrer un jour si c'est possible ：）もし韓国にいつか来ることになったら連絡してください。：）－ Steveさんの言語学習や教育活動を応援している韓国人のヒョヌより。
ever4one 3 years ago
Thanks for the kind words. We would love to have more members in Korea but so far we have not been successful there. Any suggestions on how to spread the word would be welcome.I will visit Korea once I have a better handle on the language. Looking forward, and I will let you know.
lingosteve 3 years ago
Thanks for the reply!! Looking forward to talking to you in person one day, eitherin Korea or in Canada (or maybe elsewhere) :)
ever4one 3 years ago
ha, I've only had two years of german, and I can understand you. You're right.. grammar makes no sense.
Aeoen 3 years ago
Me encanta escuchar tantas idiomas, porfavor continua hacer videos en otras idimos!!
Die Deutsche Grammatik ist schwierig, aber nicht unmoeglich! :D
somethingsmatter 3 years ago
Also, I like how you say "nie" instead of nunca at first, I make the same error, because I learned German right before Spanisch!
It is so hilarious to just be zoning out watching the video and them BAM, comes a language I can understand, then NOT anymore, and then again.
Liface 3 years ago
Well, I did learn one new thing - it's pronounced Link, not Ling-cue!
Liface 3 years ago
Great! :) I understood your English, Swedish and German perfectly (the languages I know...). You speak both Swedish and German very clearly, so I can only imagine you speak just as well in the others! Impressive. Yes German grammar is awful! I have studied German in school and one semester at the university (all in all 6 years!) and still I can't really speak it. I understand it, but speaking is another matter. So I totally agree with every word you say in the languages I understand. :)
MTEvideo 3 years ago
Excellent video Steve! I am a proud member of LingQ and cannot recommend it highly enough!! Steve is a true inspiration!
bennels 3 years ago
Well done Steve!. Mr Sanchez, please go to the lingq and you'll see!
cristian244 3 years ago
very good video Steve :) muy bien hecho, vous me donnez l'inspiration pour apprendre plus langues :)
dayron25 3 years ago
Let's see if I can get them?
English, Chinese, French, Russian, Spanish, Swedish?, German, ????, Japanese, Portuguese
Is that right??
I speak English
Ich spreche Deutsch
Hablo Espanol
Parlo catala (m'agrada molt)
Je parle francais
:)
somethingsmatter 3 years ago
I think the order went English, Chinese, Japanese, French, Russian, Spanish, Swedish, German, Cantonese, Korean, Portuguese.
I forgot to use Italian, which I also speak, and speak better than Russian, Korean, Portuguese and Cantonese.
lingosteve 3 years ago