Youtube Polyglot language mentors

Fellow Polyglots on youtube

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• Kaufman
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[CrazyLassi]

How many languages do you have to learn to be called a Polyglot? I think 3,4 is kind of popular.

[laoshu505000]

@CrazyLassi That's a good question. It seems to be different for everyone. I think it may be at least 5 languages.

[LonelyGuitarrist]

Respect! I speak Spanish and English fluently, going after French currently and after that I have Swedish in mind. any specific tips or videos on HOW to learn languages?

[laoshu505000]

@LonelyGuitarrist  Please send me a PM and I will show you some useful links.

[petrubianca]

You're amazing..keep it up,don't lose it..that dedication?!!Don't lose it,ever..no matter who tries to bring you down..Peace!!

I for one,I'm only up to three - romanian english and italian..trying to perfect other two languages,spanish and german. Stay well..

Peace!!

Bianca

[laoshu505000]

@petrubianca Thanks for your kind comment Bianca.

[rraassll]

you are one of the best polyglots on youtube. you are not only speak the languages but also share your resources and motivate language students. I was happy for you when I saw your name in wikipedia. I wish all the best for you and for language students and teachers

[poliglotta80]

Really nice video and really nice words. Hope we'll catch up on skype some day and have a great chat on language learning (in Chinese too! :-)). There might have been some misunderstanding in the past, but the new key word now is cooperation. The truth is that we can all learn a lot from each other. Many thanks from Italy :-D Luca

[Gopfs]

hi laoshu505000,

I really enjoy your videos, but I have some serious problem with my English

my mother language is Polish, I've been learning English for 2 years, got basics like the most used verbs and stuff, but I stuck on some level and I dunno where to go

I can understand like 90% of text and whole sense but my knowledge is breaking up on small things and that kinda makes my English not good

needless to say I'm regulary watch movies in original (sometimes with subs) and listen to the music

[IDtKw]

Hey, masters.... I'm doing some videos in languages too... but I'm just like a junior learner, you know? heheh

[enle2002]

@laoshu505000 The words bilingual and trilingual do exist. For more than 3 languages I don't think there is another term to use but multilingual or polyglot, so I think it would be 4 languages or more to be called a polyglot. I have even read some sources that use the word "hyperpolyglot" refering to a person who speaks 6 languages or more.

Greetings

[theEdTechInsider]

Thank you very much for sharing your resources and for inspiring people to tackle new languages!

[xSakuranokaorix]

Well spoken sweetheart!

As cliche as it may sound, learning another language is like opening the doors to another world (one not so different from ours) ..and it creates a better understanding between two cultures which is a beautiful thing! <3

And if you're one of those snobby polyglots, get over yourself..learn languages to relate to people of different cultures, not to bring other people down or to show off.

[HitsugayaR]

can you give a link on the channels these polyglots? i'm watching only your and Mr. Kaufman's channels.

[MsSeoul2010]

"premeditated ignorance" ㅋㅋ I saw my share this weekend

[poop3x]

you are my new inspiration, my friend

[marckami]

You are a great man I admire, Moses!

[FeralArtist]

@CrazyLassi By definition it's 4 (i'm pretty sure). There's bilingual, trilingual, then polyglot. I'm (pretty) sure there's not a quad-lingual or anything like that.