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Part 2 - Stuart Jay Raj - Multilingual Interpreting

This is part 2 of the Joh Jai interview of Mar 1 2007 with Stuart Jay Raj in Bangkok. In this section his abilities are put to the test when he is asked to interpret into multiple random languages...  
 
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I agree with you. I do not think he is arrogant at all, just really confident and he is kind enough to share his knowledge with others in a very respectful and humble way.
prun999 (2 weeks ago) Show Hide
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goshhh he's awesome! i'm jealous hahaha
ragazzoshitfuck409 (4 weeks ago) Show Hide
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no, because in italian, the phrase is: se un ragazzo dice "mi ami?"...fa la domanda "mi ami?" almost completely different!
ragazzoshitfuck409 (4 weeks ago) Show Hide
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non ha parlato niente dell'italiano! io voglio vedere come lo parla!
rsebm (2 weeks ago) Show Hide
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He has another video with him speaking it :P look it up
oc16chan (1 month ago) Show Hide
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pretty good already...but still needs improvements on Mandarin Chinese and Cantonese...

i am native chinese and speak mandarin, cantonese, tewcheow, Hokkien, English, French, Spanish, Italiano and suomi
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Easy enough if you make an effort to learn 2-3 languages if they have the same roots. Why do people who speak English who dabbled a bit in French or Spanish say that language is one of the hardest to learn? Hardest in respect to what?

They are considered the easiest by a long shot. Learning any language or becoming proficient in any skill isn't something that unfolds by itself.
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Neither Mandarin nor Cantonese translation is 100% correct. I guess being fluent in those languages doesn't mean that you can translate well spontaneously. :)
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I speak 3 languages, but I think he's really good, I would like to speak 3 or 4 languages more. Je peux parler et écrire très bien le Français aussi, y mi lengua materna es el español, muchas personas piensan que es uno de los idiomas mas dificiles de aprender..
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El español pienso yo que es mas facil que el frances.  De donde eres?

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