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[Luiseut59]

Me parece que hablas bien el español, tomando en cuenta que lo aprendistes en estados unidos.

I think your spanish is good, considering that you learned it in America. However, you need some practice on it, but is good though.

PS: In spanish the letter "T" is interdental. That means that the tip of your tongue is gonna touch your upper teeth. It's the same with the letter "D". and you have some french accent when you speak spanish, wich is normal considering that you live in France.

[ABOUJAD123]

Thanks for the advice. I'll try to get more practice... But isn't it supposed to be "aprendiste" instead of "aprendistes" ?

[Ragedyrag17]

Your english sounds slightly accented. What's the deal?

[ABOUJAD123]

I personally don't hear it, but I guess if my English is indeed "accented" it comes from living outside of the US for the past 20 years...

[Fasulye2009]

Je suis aussi plurilangue et je voudrais faire un vidéo en parlant quatre langues.

Ma langue parentelle est l'allemand.

Le polyglotisme m'interesse.

[ABOUJAD123]

Tu devrais le faire ! Quelles sont les langues que tu parles ? Ciao !

[poliglotta80]

Thanks for the nice video and for the compliments, they always flatter me although I am not really sure I deserve them:D It's cool to see other language enthusiasts out there and their endeavours to get excellent in speaking foreign languages:D Keep up your good work buddy!:D

PS: c'est où que t'habites en France? Si je peux te demander..:D

[Steeve04000]

Heuuu ... Je trouve que quand tu parles Anglais t u as un accent Français :S

[sprachbegeistert]

Beautiful video and very, very impressive performance! Your Arabic sounds so authentic to me. Of course, I'm not a native speaker of Arabic but you really sound great. Thanks for this fantastic video.

[ptjmwa]

@Ragedyrag17

yeah it does.

[ptjmwa]

@ABOUJAD123

yeah it's aprendiste. some people always add an s when they're speaking but they're not saying it right.

[teddythefrency]

J'adore la pratique du multilinguisme, c'est une pratqieu qu'il faut continuer d'affectionner.

Pas toujours facile dans une petite ville de province , en France, en revanche dans un petit pays comme le Luxembourg ou la Suisse on peut s'en donner à coeur joie.

C'est l'avantage de petits pays qui sont déjà multilingues par nature ou par le voisinage.

[christopheclugston]

And in Spain the C can be the voiceless interdental fricative which they don't use in the New World

[Forvill]

Hi Aboujad!

I speak Spanish and French, believe in me, you don't have any french accent when you speak Spanish! I'm brazilian, but I know that if you've learned Spanish in the United Stades you must speak it like a native speaker, cause Spanish is a second oficcial language thare!

[idiomasaur]

You've picked up a bit of a French accent speaking English :D

[MohamedZero]

Your arabic was absolutely amazing. I would imagine it as extremely difficult especially considering the lack of media dealing with specific arabic dialects.

kudos to you.

[orlandopunk]

but he didn't speak italian