Martial Arts Odyssey: Shaolin Bangkok Part 2

[5till13lazin]

Hey antonio, have you heard about the fighters from thailand challenging the shaolin monks not too long ago?

[tahmos]

@5till13lazin

Hi, do you have more info about it? some vid? some results?

Cheers!

[brooklynmonk1]

all my languages were learned by going to school and then by being out in the field training and living with locals. you are right, money is alwys tight. sometimes i take jobs as a teacher, because i have a teaching degree, i teach english and study the language of the country where i am. it takes about a year to two years to get fluent normally. i only studied khmer for 3 months but i was doing interviews in khmer all of the time for my journalism.

[brooklynmonk1]

i have studied thai at school for about four or five months and lived in a temple for three where i spoke thai all the time. chinese i studied for 13 months and lived in a temple for three.

you need the classes. you cant just learn it by living with the people.

[OGkrs]

nice vid as always ;).i want to ask you something, i saw that you speak many languages and you learned most of them when you where in the country the language was spoken.how did you do it?obviously you must have a talent in learning languages but how much did you study in each country?1,2 years?and how did you do it because i thought that you didn't have money so obviously i think that you couldn't afford a class.please respond because that really intrigues me!

[jiand21]

nice vid!!

man his kicks were fast!