Speak another language, languages I want to learn !

[yoka955]

I speak Chinese, and studying Japanese right now. Even though it doesn't really benefit for the grammar part, a lot of Japanese vocabulary originally come from Chinese, especially when written using the Kanji, so even when i can't read the Kanji phonetically i can still understand general meaning a lot of the times because the characters still carry over the general meaning in Japanese.

[miguel34488]

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[PolyglotNZ]

C'mon, Lokie, I was waiting for you to start rapping and it never happened.

[NintendoMaster098]

Hey can you do a video about Swiss Dialects? I know that they have an Italien and French Dialect. You don't need to know it, just do some research, please cuz I have no time being a high school student :(

[chunicone]

I had a friend born bilingual knowing both French and German, your accent almost sounds like his. He learned English and visited America for a year. He had a German influence to it though since he was also native to German.

[Codylangaugesblog]

I agree...I am studying Chinese, and I know it will take me time to get to a good level. Its definitely not like English or German.

[loki2504]

@Codylangaugesblog Yeah japanese,chinese and korean take a lot of time to be fluent !!! Almost 4 to 5 years ! Russian and arabic also should take 4 to 6 years to be very fluent !

[loki2504]

@Codylangaugesblog Most european languages have a complex grammar but the written part is ok (except in french and russian I think) but asian languages can make you crazy just by the written part: japanese and chinese are the most difficult ones. but grammar in asian languages are very easy (like for chinese,thai or vietnamese but not for korean nor for japanese)

[loki2504]

@Exutus De rien ! Moi je te conseille pas d'apprendre le suédois parce que les opportunités de pratiquer cette langue se font rares... Et en plus il n'y a pas beaucoup de livres pour apprendre le suédois ! Ose qqch de plus mystique: chinois, japonais, coréen, thai...

[loki2504]

@Exutus Moi je dirais, l'italien est plus simple à apprendre si on parle déjà le français parce qu'il ressemble plus au français que l'espagnol.

Same root? dutch, swedish, german, danish,norwegian...

[MrFremdsprache]

Your approach to language seems way better then mine. I am always intemmidated to speak German, but I have started to speak it without fear and it seems to improve my German.

[loki2504]

@laoshu505000: ok I'll see but I'll learn other languages first ^_^

[laoshu505000]

Nah man, don't give up on Cambodian yet. I mean there are resources out there for the language. We'll learn together in the near future insha allah.

[loki2504]

A la maison ça va encore mais dehors il gèle xDDD

[saiyouken]

interesting summary.

[Hyperionides]

bravissimo! fai un altro video in italiano!