Yo sabiendo perfectamente portugués italiano español y francés lo entiendo perfectamente

Hello Richard Simcott please gimme some advice to learn hindi and urdu. Remember that my native language is spanish. Please make a video explaining how to learn Hindi and Urdu easily, providing some tips.

Day 58: Very impressive!

Day 57: Great!

Day 56: Funny video! Great challenge!

you're from Hull, aren't you?

Day 55: Interesting. Languages like Norwegian tend to be ignored because the locals tend to speak English fluently. However, it's always lovely to speak the language of the country you visit. It shows respect :)

Day 54: Latvia's an interesting country. I would love to visit it someday.

Day 53: Nice! Love the European shirt :D

Es mas facil aprender portugues que catalan

Day 51: French, Spanish, and Portuguese are the languages I'm learning at the moment. They're useful for me because I have people in my family who speak those languages. So, I will often be able to use those languages. However, I also want to learn Italian, Korean, Japanese, and Chinese in the future. I don't know anyone who speaks these languages, so it might be tricky to maintain these languages. But hey, we have one life, might as well give the things you want to do a try!

Day 50: "Buy one get three languages." Lol. Never thought about it like that. But it makes sense. For instance, I'm learning French, Spanish, and Portuguese. I've put Italian on hold for now. Learning these languages is highly enjoyable. Like Alex said, "learning languages at the same time helps to reinforce the differences". I'm also very conscious of 3 different languages with different structures. Another thing that helps is that I have a main language, which is French, and the other 2 languages I spend a little less time with. I mostly focus on input-based learning with Spanish and Portuguese. I also learn them on separate days. French is the only language studied everyday.

¡Tu español es brutal, eh!

Day 49: I predominantly use Assimil for language learning and I love it. However, I'm more than happy to use other materials such as Teach Yourself, Pimsleur and more. Variety is key for me, but having a main resource is great for consistency :)

Day 48: Very interesting video!

Day 47: Thanks for the informative video :)

Day 45: Nice! The landscape looks great! I'm interested in snowboarding, and this makes me want to snowboard right now! :D

Day 44: Such an interesting language. It's almost like Klingon. Only a special few speak it as a secret language haha. Not so main stream.

Day 43: Interesting interview.

Day 42: Interesting interview. I'm not sure about moderation in this day and age, but it seems like volunteers help out for live streams. Entrusted people by the hosts on KZbin.

Day 46: I'm really immersing myself into my target languages. I've been spending time with my main target language for quite a while now, to the point where it feels totally natural to listen to the news or a podcast in my target language instead of my native language. I even said things in my target language without thinking about it. It's incredible how much can come out of you when you put a lot in you. Wonderful stuff!

Day 41: I remember watching this at the time. It was so motivating!

Day 40: "The key thing is motivation. If you're not motivated to learn, you're not going to learn." I've been very consistent with my language learning. Motivation has played a huge part in this. I never knew how powerful it could be. I wasn't motivated to learn before hence I struggled with consistency. But now I have clear goals and a weekly schedule that I follow. This had made a huge difference. Because even when I'm not necessarily motivated, I just follow the plan and, the motivation returns. Watching something or listening to something I find fun in the target language is also a good way to keep me motivated. Richard Simcott, Luca Lampariello, Steve Kaufmann, Laoshu, Loki2504 amongst others have motivated me to learn via videos like this. I love you Polyglots!

Day 39: Interesting challenge!

Day 38: Amazing. Inspirational. I loved this video =)

2900 people can speak Cornish! 245 people speak the Cornish language every day.

Day 37: Legendary Polyglots!

Day 36: This was a great interview. Great insights. The question about maintaining multiple languages was especially interesting to me. As an aspiring Polyglot, this is important to know :)

Day 35: You know what? I saw this guy on a show. It was about languages. He competed with other polyglots on this show. It was fun and really impressive. Highly recommended! It was called "Superpower. Polyglots. How Do They Do It? Science Channel", and it can be viewed here on KZbin =)

I know its been a few years from when this was posted... but about the question you guys had throughout the video, examples of other situations where two languages within a community interact in such a way other than Spanish-Guarani... One example I can think of, In Iran, other than Persian, the national language, many other languages are spoken of course. The largest of which is Azerbaijani Turki. Now, the Turkic-homeland provinces (4, 4 and a half provinces in the NW of the country), they're pretty much monolingually Turkic. But, in Tehran, the capital city, there are neighbourhoods and suburban towns that are also pretty homogeneously Azeri-inhabited. There too, I would say something similar exists. There also exists this debate about "Jopara" or mix or whatever. I've heard many combinations. There's pure Azerbaijani of course, and pure Persian. There's the situation where, since in Turkic languages, verbs have a very strong grammatical role and they're agglutinative, some people use Persian words for nouns and adjectives and everything, but use Turkic verbs. Then (Persian is like English, in that auxiliary and compound verbs are a big thing), there's people who import that concept into Azerbaijani . Instead of using the unique Turkic verb, they create compound verbs same as in Persian, but with the Turkic verb eləmək for example.

Typical RTE Staff....a bunch of thicks. Richard simcott is an intellectual giant talking to lilliputians

Day 34: Impressive language skills!

Day 33: Interesting points. But I think that if it wasn't English, then another language would take it's place as the Lingua Franca. The good thing about language is unity. It unites people. The great thing about speaking multiple languages is the variety. You open yourself up to a variety of people and cultures.

Day 32: Fantastic discussion! I'm truly inspired!

This lady sounds like one of those cringey band kids that would blast the soviet anthem all the time, except she turned it into a career

Day 31: Legendary polyglots 😎

Day 30: Es fantástico que la gente habla español muy bien! Con los nativos!

Day 29: It's so cool to see the inception of the polyglot community. So happy to go back and watch these legendary videos. Hope all of you guys are well =)

Day 28: I love these multilingual chats. So motivating!

Day 27: Very impressive. She speaks the languages very well!

Incredible. Some expected problems which you can hear that Stefano doesn't make. Indo-european speakers usually have a hard time with three short sounds in the same words, which Richard kinda struggles with. Also the Ä sound at the end of words can be difficult. The word minä has all of these challenges.

His Swedish accent is really good, an upper class Stockholm Accent, really nailing the pitch accent.

Day 26: Thanks for sharing your knowledge with people "'til this day!"

Day 25: C'est cool!

Spanish has become an obsession and I love it!

Mind blown

Day 24: Interesting. Never thought about learning any of the Scandinavian languages. I certainly want to visit this region. I might learn one of these languages. This was a very interesting discussion!

Day 23: Never thought about learning Icelandic, but I've certainly thought about visiting the country. Looks beautiful!

Day 22: Way to go! I've heard that this language is one of the hardest to learn!

Day twenty one: I remember watching a video of Tim and being utterly amazed. Such an inspiring young man. I hope he's doing well today :)