2021 New Year Language Goals: Plan with Me

Hello guys! This video includes my New Year's language resolutions! Please join me on my new language journey!
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[@mahsammdz9340]

I got so happy seeing Farsi on your list :-) It's a very beautiful language especially its literature which is honestly mind blowing. Wish you luck❤

[@phoenixhou4486]

Thank you! I really look forward to learning Farsi

[@sophiewood6476]

Phoenix Hou Why do some people say Farsi instead of Persian?

[@mahsammdz9340]

@@sophiewood6476 Farsi is the language, Persian is the ethnicity

[@sophiewood6476]

mahsa mmdz But that shouldn't matter. For example you can say that person is German and speaks German. Or that person is French and speaks French. The same way you can say: that person is Persian and speaks Persian. I've heard of Persian poetry but I've never heard anyone say Farsi poetry. Persian has always been the correct word in English and just a decade ago I never heard anyone say Farsi when speaking English so as a British person I find it really weird that some people (especially Americans) have only recently started saying Farsi instead.

[@mahsammdz9340]

@@sophiewood6476 I know what you're saying but referring to the language as Persian sounds weird to me cause we call our language Farsi. Idk what French people or German people call their language but I know Persian people call it Farsi(فارسی).

[@TheKamyonunvitesi]

Subbed!!! Trying to learn German for the last 6 months and it makes me motivated videos like yours.Also if you need any Turkish don't hesitate to contact me :)

[@phoenixhou4486]

Thank you! I’m trying to squeeze out more time for German and Turkish but I’ve been really busy😭😭 but I’ll definitely spend more time on Turkish. Good luck with your German!! 🤝

[@timziegloser91]

My native language is German. I can help you out.

[@joeschmoe7866]

It seems many turks want to know german

[@bambangsudirman6063]

I can assure you Indonesian would be the easiest, small vocabulary, simple spelling, pretty straightforward, No cases, no plural forms, no tense. The only difficulty would probably be the prefixes, suffixes and their combinations

[@phoenixhou4486]

Thank you! I can’t wait to learn Indonesian.

[@GrizzlyBear_2]

@@phoenixhou4486 you will be learning two language at once, Indonesia and Malaysia almost the same except vocabulary

[@arbs3ry]

I've heard Indonesian is quite close to Chinese grammarly but I think for a Chinese native the easiest one has to be Vietnamese because not only does it have a similar grammar but it also has tons of loan words from Chinese which makes it lot more easier to remember.

[@mpforeverunlimited]

@@GrizzlyBear_2 so dialects then

[@redegyptiancopt]

As an Arabic native speaker, I think the fairest reason to learn Arabic is for communicating, travelling, learning about culture and reading literature. Arabic is one of the richest languages in terms of vocabulary and grammar therefore it might take a lot of time to learn it and especially to be good in grammar. Wish you best of luck! Also, I love your content.

[@l.0]

As a fellow arab. Don't learn Arabic, it's just a pain in the ass, who even "communicates" anymore, it's 2022 translators exist.

[@redegyptiancopt]

@@l.0 I won't disagree that it's pain in the ass. I used to get bad marks in Arabic exams in most of my school years because of the grammar XD. Also, because of البلاغة

[@alikhaled844]

@@l.0 ok but you can apply that same logic towards learning any language. Plus i would argue that arabic is by far the most underrated language out there in terms of eloquence and usefulness

[@mohammadamin1567]

You did good in choosing Arabic farsi and Urdu together as they are languages that firstly share a really similar script with each other its just that farsi and Urdu have a few extra letters to that of Arabic. You will also find that the three languages share a lot of vocabulary, with Arabic heavily influencing farsi and Urdu, and farsi heavily influencing Urdu due to the history of the languages and how they interacted with each other. I hope your goals for this year in language learning are successful. Thank you

[@notebook4395]

Eae truta, vi o Brasil na thumb e cliquei aqui. Já deixando claro que o Brasil te ama🇧🇷❤

[@thuancao1641]

Hi Phoenix, First, Chúc Mừng Năm Mới. That's "happy new year" in Vietnamese. I've recently found out about your channel and I'm a big fan of your enthusiasm. I love your strategy based approach to learning languages. I'm a native Vietnamese speaker but also considered myself fluent in English having studied the language for 20 years. I'm also interested in Language as a bio-cognitive process. Currently, I'm teaching English in Vietnam to get by amidst the pandemic but I'm taking a cert for data science in Python and R to be able to get to a PhD program in some sort of comparative cognition/linguistic program. If you want to have a practice partner in Vietnamese, I'll be willing to provide some help. I'm interested in practicing Spanish as well (I lived in Ecuador for 5 months and Barcelona for another 10 but never really took learning this language seriously).

[@aseanfriends]

Anh có dùng Facebook không ạ ?

[@rohangelic]

So inspiring! What you said in another of your video - that you learn languages to explore the way the world lives.. so beautiful! You’ve motivated me a lot to become even more aware of.. well, life. Thank you!! Proud of you haha you’re great

[@user-qx3yd6nk4n]

SO SO SOOO happy that I saw one of your videos in my recommendations! also my native language is Farsi and I'm SO happy to see that you are planning on learning our language! i subscribed right now and I'm looking forward to seeing another video from you in which you speak in some languages including Farai! Take care and i wish you happiness and success! ❤️

[@kupaksulja]

Wow loving the variety of languages... good to see Arabic and Urdu on there too! Good luck

[@borahebangtan]

seeing urdu on your list was so cool!!! it's my mother tongue and it's so unbelievably awesome that you're interested in learning it. i wish you the very best for all your endeavours this year 💖💖

[@NicolyKunkel]

This video is so cool! Thank you for sharing your love for languages. I’m a portuguese native speaker, and I also speak english, and I’m learning spanish and french! I also want to learn german and mandarin soon I hope. Wish you the best luck this year!

[@Lao_lu]

man, I just discovered your video. I love your dedication and planning. I've lived in China for years, and my language skills are terrible. I always made excuses for myself about it being too hard. I made a new year resolution recently to dedicate two days a week to language learning, and I hope that I can make it my new addiction. I've created new social media accounts dedicated to learning Chinese. this year I'm going to do it!. thankyou for the inspiration.

[@iddaysjhunkboo]

Indonesian is a language to communicate all people over the country because there are so many language and dialect in Indonesia but I'm glad you want to learn Indonesian language

[@jillaroo1986]

I can't believe that you are using a good old ink pen (in German it is called "Tintenfüller") and then even in pink! Brings me childhood memories :D. Such a cool mix of languages! Keep us updated. Greetings from Germany :)

[@phoenixhou4486]

Haha thank you! German pens are the best! Happy New Year!

[@wuke7219]

aus welcher stadt?

[@alaa-eldin_hamdan]

German is a great language

[@jillaroo1986]

@@wuke7219 Berlin. 你会说中文吗？

[@dw1693]

You are very cool! :) I'm in the process of learning French, Italian, and French. I was told you can only learn one language at a time. You just proved that isn't so. Thanks for the inspiration. I don't have the patience to do one at a time. All these languages interest me.

[@phoenixhou4486]

Thank you for sharing! Yes I lack patience too haha! I wanna have fun with all these languages at the same time😂 turned out it was a bit unrealistic and I’m working on only 4 now. Good luck with your language journey!!❤️

[@dw1693]

@@phoenixhou4486 lol! "Only 4" looks like I'm behind the curve. Thanks for the well wishes.😊 Btw Whenever you decide to tackle Hindi. I would like to see how you go about it. That was a bear for me. It was like trying to walk through a brick wall. 😰 I gave up. Lol

[@phoenixhou4486]

@@dw1693 sounds intimidating! Excited to take the challenge lol

[@dw1693]

@@phoenixhou4486 if anyone can do it you can😎👍

[@andreafantin9567]

it's not like you can't learn multiple languages at the same time, but it can get counter-productive if you learn two similar ones (like italian and french) and you're beginner in both. Personally, I think the best would be to learn two distant languages (ex. Italian and Japanese) or being advanced in one and beginner in the other so that you have already built a solid structure in one of the two.

[@imfairlylocal5924]

Every time I see someone is trying to learn Farsi it makes me so happy It's a very rich language in literature and pronunciation Farsi is def one of the sweetestest languages

[@RenataSantos-qw4pz]

Esse cara é um fenômeno!

[@laur-unstagenameactuallyca1587]

just found your channel from your video talking about the shock of learning other languages to your sense of self. the feelings you identified in that video are surprisingly the same I feel being of two cultures (my parent's and my country - 2nd gen immigrant). Moving back to my parent's country at 16 after a racist incident in a country I still see as my home opened up a Pandora's box. I now feel neither British nor Nigerian and, for a long time, I mourned the years I grew up and simply felt British only. But I resolved that by seeing myself as an individual and a world citizen, and by seeing my life in stages of identities :)

[@olisenpaii2090]

If u learn hindi u will get some upper hand on learning Arabic /urdu and vice versa. Many of the words are shared by both languages. Lots of love from India :). I m also doing honors in japanese,my mother tongue is bengali,I have studies hindi ,sanskrit and English in school and have good command over them .

[@phoenixhou4486]

Thank you! I would love to learn Sanskrit someday! Learning Sanskrit is actually an very respected endeavor in China considering its Buddhist masses.

[@olisenpaii2090]

@@phoenixhou4486 that's so cool! I hope you do ! It's a beautiful language mother of all devnagri script languages . Like hindi ,bengali,gujarati etc (northern Indian languages) .

[@HS-hi6wc]

If you're learning Hindi and Farsi, then Urdu might come to you easily. Urdu is known as a mix of many languages. Urdu and Farsi also share similar scripts. I'm hoping to learn Sanskrit at some point to improve my understanding of Hindj

[@user-hh5cq2rb4x]

Прикольно! Лишь недавно нашла Ваш канал. Интересно было послушать Ваши мысли про изучение иностранного языка и для чего это вообще нужно. Напомнило немного меня. Но не совсем. Для меня мотивация для изучения очень проста - по-вашему это - chasing high. Однажды я долго изучала язык, вроде испанский. А потом дорвалась до какого-то фильма или песни. И поняла все, что там говорилось! Ощущения были просто как от веществ. С тех пор не могу остановиться. Хочется больше, но грустная часть заключается в том, что результат то есть, а тех ощущений уже нет. И остановиться невозможно.... Вы правы, чтобы изучать языки нужно быть мазахистом. А еще есть надежда, что когда-нибудь это пригодится.

[@catastrophe2155]

Heyy! You should totally do similar video for 2022 year!!

[@phoenixhou4486]

Haha I will try

[@HaNguyen-my9fh]

Love to see Vietnamese on your list and your inspired videos \m/

[@Lily-gz3ip]

0:53 good luck learning the amount of stuff we have

[@929orange2]

叶问都只敢打十个，我光英语和西语就有够忙了，佩服大佬

[@vannessavanessaa6618]

Your amazing, love the fact that you have been able to learn all them languages on your own, I've notice I'm to lazy to continue to learn another language or I get discourage but you wow such an inspiration, mi lengua nativa es español(castellano), soy bilingue y el idioma que eh querido aprender es japones, pero no lo eh logrado por mi flojera, but after seeing your video, I'll finish my goal, and learn other languages.. eres una buena inspiracion muchas gracias desde Maryland,USA

[@londinromani6407]

Of all those languages, Arabic will help you a lot, and I'm not an Arab-speaking guy..! I wish you luck and everything good to you and your family now and in the future..!

[@lcleto9]

Impressive skills. How do you allot the time and energy? Remembered your commentary about learning languages and its layer of pain. Not in the rigor or in the amount of time spent but having to do with the cultural gaps and discovering that there’s still so much to learn and unlearn about our assumptions. Thanks.

[@fmgirl99]

Subbed!! Urdu and Hindi are phonetically almost identical (with Urdu having more words from Farsi, Arabic and Turkish while Hindi has more Sanskrit words) but they have different scripts- you probably already knew that, but I’d recommend learning Hindi with the Devanagari script in case you don’t have experience with that. Urdu script is very similar to Arabic and Farsi, so if you’re familiar with them you can learn to read Urdu super easily. Best of Luck!

[@MVahag]

I tried the circle thing for some time. Usually it gets messed up after several days. I just don't manage to do everything even if I don't get distracted. With a job and a family it's hard. I guess the trick is to be realistic to what we can do each and every day without exception.

[@vatsaakhil]

Been learning R and Spanish it's a great combination

[@luf.7648]

So happy I found your channel! (Through the "ruined my life" video which I could relate to a lot.) It's almost uncanny! 我目前在學的語言為 越南語、日文、韓文、廣東話還有中文古文。程式語言也有。以前也學過西班牙文跟法文。最近對突厥語族也很感興趣，但恐怕今年時間不夠（做研究+帶小朋友^^...）我曾經在台灣念過書，但其實我第一次開始學中文是我上高中在黑龍江待過一年的時候。還有我2014在西雅圖住了一段時間。説不定我們不經不覺相遇過哈哈~ 我是德國人呢，學習德文如何？儘管找我喔 :D 加油~~ You're very inspiring, keep at it! But also don't overwork yourself! Enjoy time with your gf and get enough rest pls ❤ (Haha thanks for reading my way too long comment

[@phoenixhou4486]

真的嗎我就是黑龍江人！！！

[@luf.7648]

@@phoenixhou4486 我知道啊，你提過！:)

[@phoenixhou4486]

@@luf.7648 我沒有預計那麼多時間學習德語😭😭and honestly why are the articles changing back and forth in German lol. It really takes some getting used to haha. 你真的好厲害！而且生活過很多地方！很羨慕你嘿嘿

[@duckyduckk448]

Это очень круто! Вы меня вдохновляете.

[@user-gd1sv8tm9z]

I support you from south korea💪💪

[@phoenixhou4486]

Thank you! 심사합니다😝

[@user-yf4it2dk8n]

I used to study 2 at the same time, then dropped the other (the easier one) to focus on the harder one. I got busier too. I was struggling big time balancing work and those two languages. Probably also because I was attending actual classes and the exams on those classes were agitating me. Now I self-study and I hope to finish the language I'm studying this year so I can focus my whole year next year on the other language I temporarily put aside.

[@JLMe-ki8yb]

You are so motivating! ☺ You should try Hungarian as well, we have such beautiful poetry.😊

[@phoenixhou4486]

Yes I would love to learn Hungarian! But I heard it’s intimidatingly difficult haha, which makes it more interesting!

[@JLMe-ki8yb]

@@phoenixhou4486 Yes, it is very difficult, but I'm sure you could cope with it. 😊

[@phoenixhou4486]

@@JLMe-ki8yb Thank you for your faith in me haha, I will try to prove you right someday!!

[@JLMe-ki8yb]

@@phoenixhou4486 OK, then I'll send you some really nice Hungarian poems.😀

[@ammijisen6077]

I support you from India 🇮🇳

[@WheelOfThought]

Just a tip. Hindi is different from Urdu. Hindi uses predominantly Sanskrit originated words and if you learn Devanagri *shudh* (pure) Hindi you will get much closer to Sanskrit and our culture. As for the case of Urdu it also originated in India during the Islamic invasion. It's a mix of Hindi+Parsian+Arabic where the predominant source of vocabulary comes from Arabic language. However in modern day to day life Hindi is no longer the same. The influence of Arabic& Parsian words are significant and nowadays English has had a major impact too.

[@williamjames4031]

Hindi and Urdu are very similar when it comes to speaking both those langauges. I do not see much difference in them.

[@clairezhang9009]

Hi Phoenix have you tried to learn Arabic and how do you find it ? I also speak mandarin and French and want to hear your experience/challenges

[@Lilah_Ninigigun_Belet-Eanna]

I want to learn Portuguese & Burmese as that is my ethnicity but I'm 4th gen Australian so only know English :( It really sucks only knowing one language. French would be great too as I'm a massive Francophile. Btw, off-topic I love your slanted eye shape, it's very beautiful #jealous

[@enesnok]

if you learned Turkish quite a bit (upper intermediate? ) . I'd like to recommend you books like "Puslu Kıtalar Atlası by İhsan Oktay Anar" and "İnce Memed 1 by Yaşar Kemal" , puslu kıtalar atlası is just unique, read it if you know Turkish.

[@fryrish7749]

5 hours a day of language learning. props.

[@neimaabdillahi346]

Can you do a video about why you have decided to study these languages ?

[@o_0264]

I speak 5 languages and currently working on my Spanish

[@bathaulawrence3639]

Will you try Uyghur, Tibetan and Mogolian? Those are really cool languages

[@Mo96afaZ]

How close is Uyghur to Kyrgyz and Kazakh?

[@bathaulawrence3639]

@@Mo96afaZ Uyghur is 80% intelligible to Uzbek

[@Dea-yo7uk]

Indonesian is so easy!! You’ll learn it in no time 😁

[@abacaxi.maldoso]

Good luck Phoenix, btw the word portuguese in portuguese is "Português" instead of portugués wich is written in spanish. Acento circunflexo ;D

[@user-rd8yc2du9k]

سلام ویدیو هات خیلی خوبه 🥺🥺🥺❤

[@lyfted_the_kid6204]

I'm saving to go to a language school in Asia in China or Cambodia any suggestions?

[@HGCNBeauty]

crazyman super support 很强悍

[@shaghayeghmnf6467]

you pronounce farsi really well if that helps lol, like you get the r sound really well.

[@dr.s.choudhury8089]

I am learning German for employment purposes.. it is really different in terms of pronounciation and grammar compared to my mother tongue or any other language that I know. Even though I know the words in a sentence but when I hear a native conversation, I am not able to grasp it at the normal pace. I always have to slow down the speed to understand properly. P.S.: Would love it if you can suggest some tips to improve pronounciation like the words with "R" or "ch" etc (which have very different and varied pronounciations).

[@the.unknown2428]

If you have any questions, maybe regarding the pronunciation or whatever else, I can try to help if you'd like, as I'm German :)

[@angelarigato1481]

have you ever thought of learning Esperanto?

[@munizarali8151]

salam! I can suggest you some useful resources for self learning urdu and arabic if you decide to learn them. 新年好运👍

[@phoenixhou4486]

I haven’t started yet cuz I’ve procrastinated a bit. Thank you sooo much for being willing to help! I’m definitely need some help haha I heard they are really hard!

[@phoenixhou4486]

新年快乐 to you too!

[@munizarali8151]

@@phoenixhou4486 they may seem hard at first, but they're completely doable. the interesting part is if you learn the Arabic script, you can practically read Urdu, Farsi and other languages that use variations of it with a little bit of training. and they have tons of shared vocabulary so that's useful too.

[@munizarali8151]

@@phoenixhou4486 also I have decided to watch your video "learning languages ruined my life" whenever I need that extra push/motivation. seriously one of the best/most relatable things I've watched on youtube, so thank you.

[@phoenixhou4486]

@@munizarali8151 thank you really, for saying that. Happy lunar new year!

[@lorendra1]

I wonder how you can manage and work on all the languages learning process as we all have only 24 hrs a day only.

[@laur-unstagenameactuallyca1587]

Vietnamese, Indonesian would be amazing languages to learn. I'm also interested in Nepali

[@nendoakuma7451]

I think it's great you want to improve your Classical Chinese. Cooincidentally I was just thinking of the Classical Chinese poem 千山鸟飞绝，万径人踪灭。孤舟蓑笠翁，独钓寒江雪 that I read years back. I was thinking about how working isolated at home during the pandemic is kind of like that, espcially because I was a little bit cold. I really liked reading the literature of my own language (English) back in school, in addition to studying languages, and I think some of the most successful learners of foreigners languages are people who also excel at their own languages. I haven't really had much time for serious reading, these days, unfortunately.

[@phoenixhou4486]

Yes! I’m glad you’re reading some Classical Chinese, I think it’s vitally important for anyone who wants to be eloquent in Chinese to know Classical Chinese well!

[@phoenixhou4486]

BTW the symmetry and the little game of words in this poem is something beyond modern Chinese! 千万 鸟人 绝灭 孤独

[@nendoakuma7451]

@@phoenixhou4486I agree, that's an important element in classical Chinese poetry, although in modern Chinese it continues to exert an influence today, at least as an ideal.

[@Alvari_Isbani]

imagine this guy on omegle tv

[@airdrophunter9521]

Semangat 👍

[@phoenixhou4486]

Here's my first work in Indonesian haha

[@maruldeaur9251]

Yupiii...constats

[@raeesamohamed5669]

Arabic would be cool, considering north african- arab conquest of southern spain.... Which links up to your Spanish backround because theres alot of Spanish Arabic Cognates

[@raeesamohamed5669]

Theres also similar words between Hindi and korean

[@davidshi6414]

Happy New Year ！ Have you ever took part in polyglot gathering or conference？

[@phoenixhou4486]

I haven’t yet. I wanna learn some more, not just languages, but things about other major cultures before taking part in these gatherings in person, just to get more outta them!

[@phoenixhou4486]

And happy new year to you too!

[@davidshi6414]

@@phoenixhou4486 thx

[@davidshi6414]

@@phoenixhou4486 👌

[@abadmusician2176]

Woah, I’m learning 3 right now and I thought that was a lot. Is this just a hobby for you or have you made a profession out of it?

[@phoenixhou4486]

For now it’s just a hobby. But I major in international affairs so it definitely helps haha

[@rolland890]

@@phoenixhou4486 how do you have the time? I am a college student (undergraduate), and i simply don't have much time for anything other than schoolwork... Thanks

[@dr.s.choudhury8089]

@@rolland890 exactly my question... 😭😭😭

[@tengahmain1055]

Bro what do you do for a living to be able to afford this time

[@theanimerguyken8006]

Yeah, that is the question. How? I've been barely keeping three languages including my native language, because of all the other stuff in my life.

[@mahsammdz9340]

@Coco I could never =-O

[@rohangelic]

@Coco wow!

[@margaritap.9459]

How much time a day does it take for you to keep up with this plan? It looks hefty! 😲

[@phoenixhou4486]

Yes it was over ambitious! I’m attending school full time so I only accomplished about2/3 of that plan and I’m really behind on Turkish haha. So I revised my plan for Feb. Trying to follow the schedule really got me in depression in Jan😢I felt so unaccomplished at every single moment every day.

[@margaritap.9459]

@@phoenixhou4486 You sound perfectly human! I was looking at that schedule and couldn't wrap my head around it - how it is even possible😁 2/3 is still very impressive though! Good for you for being flexible with your plan and adapting it to your needs - life is hard enough without us making ourselves feel inadequate 😉

[@bucuu]

Hi from Turkey ı hope learning Turkısh is good for you:) ı lıke my language ıt ıs so similar with the Japanese or korean languages.You just add all thing together. ıf ı gıve an example.If you sey ı will go you can just say GİDECEĞİM. You can who when and how at the same time with judt one verb. Aslo soft G is new for you.I believe it is not so easy but you can deal with that.Have nice year:)

[@phoenixhou4486]

Thank you! Yes the phonemes in Turkish are not that strange to me, it’s mainly the grammar where the vowels have to concord with each other. That is taking some getting used to😝😝

[@calindarul]

You should learn Romanian It's similar to other romance languages and pretty interesting grammar-wise You might like it

[@tombehrens2063]

Is Classical Chinese completely incomprehensible for a native Chinese, or is it like most old language versions, that one can understand a the meaning of a text and just does not grasp every word? And how are you coping with, what I call the Vorab Exhaustion? So, when you know the grammar of a language and can only really learn vocabulary to improve and thus the progress becomes almost invisible... that is so frustrating D:

[@phoenixhou4486]

It’s harder than Shakespeare to English speakers I guess

[@tombehrens2063]

@@phoenixhou4486 Ah, okay! I am always torn when it comes to "old"/"dead" languages, since in conversations today, I would never have the chance to use them, but on the other hand I really like them and there is usually a lot of interesting literature. I studied Latin for 7 years at school and still think, I should practice it more

[@phoenixhou4486]

@@tombehrens2063 Well, while Latin still has lots of relics in modern western languages and I’m sure it helps with your vocabulary and writing in general. Good luck!!

[@mpforeverunlimited]

Is english or chinese your first language?

[@ibtisam9803]

مرحبا! I met so many people said that my native language is quite easy to learn. Hope you'll find that too. Sukses yaa :) Best regard from Indonesia.

[@graybow2255]

Do you know Arabic?

[@ibtisam9803]

@@graybow2255 نعم. لكن فليلا فقط. Im still learning this beautiful language. بارك الله فيك.

[@graybow2255]

@@ibtisam9803 ما شاء الله. جميل. من أين أنت؟

[@ibtisam9803]

انا اندونيسية. هل انت عربي؟

[@graybow2255]

@@ibtisam9803 نعم أنا سوري. (Syrian) I can help you to learn Arabic.

[@naayaayaa8171]

支持你

[@phoenixhou4486]

谢谢🙏🏼

[@young6363]

如果先不注重实用性的话，前期先学不同文字的语言会舒服一点，比如汉、日、西、阿、印，我是这样学的，把单词的含义用文字图案去记比硬塞到某一门语言中去记会简单、舒服一点，比如：牛奶---lait，leche，latte，你要先归纳语言，再记忆单词。 我学习的方式会先学不同文字系统的语言，不同的文字系统用图案去记忆，相同的文字系统用声音去记忆，同一语系（如罗曼）方言性的语言可能还是去当地实用性学法比较科学，尽量避免自己的脑袋炸掉，那就太可惜了😂

[@chadafiy]

If you start learning urdu watch bulbulay, it's a pretty famous comedy sitcom in Pakistan.

[@languagelearningdabbler]

Subbed! 🤓 Might as well start the year with 300 subscribers! 😉

[@phoenixhou4486]

Lucky 300!!! Thank you so much!

[@nicoleraheem1195]

What keeps you motivated?

[@phoenixhou4486]

I really enjoy reading and watching stuff I’m foreign languages. Also I like talking to people in their native languages.

[@masoumehamiri-zh4tm]

Farsi is an ultimate love

[@KHALILSHORTS]

Me right now 😮😳😧i Can't even speak English properly 😂

[@shochan640]

Arabic might be hard and easy, if you will go to the rules it might be little hard but it’s beautiful language and if you are interested on Islamic culture then the Quran is in Arabic so maybe you would like to try it 🤗 oh and many countries speak Arabic 🤗 good luckkk حظاً موفقاً 🤗

[@Rumil_]

Hey I'm also working on getting better with R, if you ever want to study together let me know!

[@ghosthunter5107]

我都快學瘋了。。。

[@evangelicacoronacion8725]

Try to include in your languages learning skills in learning Tagalog once called the "Romantic language of Asia", I'm sure many Filipinos will be happy and subscribe to your channel.

[@phoenixhou4486]

Now it’s on my list!

[@evangelicacoronacion8725]

@@phoenixhou4486 thanks...I'm a Filipino and we speak more than two languages including English and studying languages can broad your perspective. By the way, many Filipinos are very active in social media...I hope they subscribe to your channel and interested in your contents.

[@phoenixhou4486]

@@evangelicacoronacion8725 Thank you for saying that! Tagalog is one of the most spoken languages in Asian communities around where I live and one of the most spoken languages in the world. I would definitely learn it sometime!

[@evangelicacoronacion8725]

@@phoenixhou4486 thank you for considering Tagalog, if there are Asian communities in the States like Japanese or Chinese...there are also Filipino communities in big cities in America.

[@Lily-gz3ip]

Tagalog is like portuguese

[@wuke7219]

Wie geht's dir?

[@shravanku.3428]

Somehow I think hindi language would be little difficult for u 💜

[@thehankbroz3083]

how many languages do you know ?

[@Mizar4]

He knows ten languagues

[@riman132]

Cool u gonna learn arabic🤟🏻 i can help u in arabic and hebrew. plz don't hesitate to ask

[@clouxd3723]

Cause I did:)_

[@zechang9620]

学过两种语言，但是有的可能只是会说几句话，用不上就扔了😦

[@z1sania]

Georgian ??

[@armageddovig]

Hindi/Urdu should actually be seen as two different languages ; even though both are proto-Sanskrit, the written scripts are completely different. While both are bastardizations of Sanskrit with Punjabi, Farsi and Arabic, Urdu has a written form that is derived from Persian, while Hindi keeps the Devanagiri Sanskrit letters. Urdu borrows it's grammar and structure from Hindi but it is written in the Persian Nastaliq script. It maybe quite difficult to learn written Urdu alongside Hindi. A better way to approach Urdu would be to learn some Hindi and Arabic (or Farsi) first. This would make both the spoken and written forms of the language easier to approach.

[@azzamathallah166]

Lu bisa bahasa indonesia bro?

[@MRafa_yt]

4:00 he's on a plan to it

[@Red-di7zb]

Ну, удачи тебе с русским =)

[@yiqingshouhui]

哇，你真厉害，你有开哔哩哔哩账号吗，支持

[@phoenixhou4486]

有哦。我b站叫侯雪千Phoenix。

[@phoenixhou4486]

还是希望你在这里关注我哈哈哈🙏🏼🙏🏼

[@anouarelguil2843]

Good thing bro. Learning Arabic is going to help u a lot discover more about Islam. Try to think about it genius.

[@honjorwang3339]

试试蒙语

[@phoenixhou4486]

很想挑战！

[@user-uv2sz3ir3m]

怎麼那麼久沒更新了

[@phoenixhou4486]

之前有點忙🙏🏼已經在剪新的啦🤓🤓

[@user-oy4vu3ck3u]

You're not native English? You sound native, are you a simultaneous bilingual?

[@phoenixhou4486]

Haha thank you! No, I acquired English after the age of 16

[@user-oy4vu3ck3u]

@@phoenixhou4486 that's amazing! Honestly you have no trace of an accent at all. And thank you for the reply! Have a good day 😊

[@fefehaha3956]

再給自己留個言吧吼吼

[@cristh16channel]

Do you have Instagram?

[@phoenixhou4486]

yes！phoenix_hou_

[@cristh16channel]

@@phoenixhou4486 Maybe we can do a Live in Instagram together talking in different languages

[@phoenixhou4486]

@@cristh16channel sounds like a good idea! We can definitely do it sometime

[@jonahs92]

If you'd like some help from a native speaker in learning Hebrew, please feel free to contact me! I can send you my email address if you like. 如果您需要希伯来语母语人的帮助，请与我联系！如果需要，我可以向您发送我的电子邮件地址。 对不起，我的中文不好！

[@debayondharchowdhury2680]

Hindi is not Urdu. They are similar but different languages.