Toronto, how many languages do you speak? (Round 2)

[@TheNewTravel]

It's been a while since my last languages video - happy to be back! 🙂 More coming soon. Drop a comment with what city you would like to see next:

[@TheNewTravel]

​@@TreeSymphony52 Watch my second channel: www.youtube.com/@thoughtsontravelandlife

[@gabrielbear5268]

Damn you were in Toronto around kensington at the same time I was and i missed you! I thinking I know the hostel you were around too!!!!

[@Leslie_AF]

San Francisco or San Jose would be cool! Silicone Valley is such a melting pot, with large communities from all over the world.

[@johnadoga9765]

Good to have you back... i always appreciate you for bringing the world to me and to us here on youtube...

[@KolydoscopeMusic]

Come through to Phoenix, Arizona 🌵 you might be surprised at the different types of folks you’d meet here!

[@codnerd1234]

Growing up in Toronto you're exposed to so many cultures, being a polyglot, you would be able to make many friends

[@121212aslan]

English is more than enough lol

[@emmyemmaem]

yes!! I think we have a really unique experience of so many cultures and languages, even it it's by no means equitable place. I want to fight to preserve and celebrate them All, but everyday they're eroded and displaced.

[@codnerd1234]

@@121212aslan for real, I wish there was only one language that existed, for me I have friends from every corner of the world, there's no way I could learn all the languages that I would want to , but that's my opinion/problem aha

[@Zeyev]

Another superlative view of people in a great city. I especially loved the enthusiasm of the young woman from Suriname; what a delight! Comme toujours, merci mille fois.

Wow. I´m very impressed how diverse Toronto is and how kind and civilized people are.

[@anastasiav.206]

This is a great video with cozy atmosphere. It seems a lot of nice people live in Toronto

[@pauleneordonez9615]

Looool my friend and I got featured in the video. It was nice meeting you weeks back in Kensington Market! Thanks for being super nice. And I love your approach too. Hopefully when we cross paths again for another interview, we’ll be better prepared 😅

[@danielaruiz3284]

I could listen to the flowers girl for hours 🌺

[@Chineseguy001]

That click sound she makes is epic

[@cqaniclahi3532]

Its been long time to see languages video welcome back dan.

[@TheNewTravel]

Oh, we're back. Planning my next try as we speak :)

[@sidimuslim9353]

Love from Austria, Europe. I like Canada very much and your content as well.

[@j-sun3821]

Learning about Suriname was really cool!

[@digi3363]

the interview of the lady from Suriname was great, I loved hearing about her experience.

[@Urban_LP]

Coming from Québec City and only speaking French and English, it's somehow cool to see that a lot of other Canadians even outside of Quebec seems to have some french speaking ability

[@TitiUt]

Merci

[@kirtipandit2010]

moving quebec just to learn french

[@chrisruz7631]

@@kirtipandit2010 SAME!! I am already here

[@JSB1729]

Yeah it's very cool to see!

[@emmyemmaem]

Québec used to have thriving Chinatown ,but it was completely razed for a highway. This has happened time and again from Africville to Old Chinatown in Toronto. the dominnat cultural hegemony crushes the beauty that could be, along with school propoganda so Québecois and Canadians think their revisionist history of kumbaya land is true.

[@manzoorullatheef5584]

I live in a small village in India (Hutti gold mines) and can speak, read, write in Hindi, English, Kannada, Telugu, Spanish and can understand 4 other regional languages.

[@brunoCarneiroDis]

i love this kind of content. It really make me feel better. I am brazilian and spent almost my whole life in Brazil and recently i have been to Copenhagen-Denmark to work. Nowadays i appreciate a lot this kind of global countries with from every where.

[@valm.5243]

Toronto is a beautiful city with beautifully diverse people. ❤

[@Chineseguy001]

Diversity is our biggest problem, import 3rd world become 3rd world.

[@44solospider]

@@valm.5243 Not really, Canada has become india

[@mortamer2351]

@@44solospiderfacts

[@egomaniac1209]

​@@44solospiderFalse, it has started to become the Middle East now

[@ProGoat-c4f]

Diversity makes it beautiful? Doesnt make sense

[@chillout914]

I speak French , English , German and Arabic all fluently but English and German with accent ! Vielen lieben Dank !

[@Kai72SiegePS5]

why do i like these types of videos?

[@TheNewTravel]

cause humans are cool

[@Um-ArR]

@TheNewTravel agree

[@pedroviana6150]

The second one have a great oportunity as well as a good reason to learn a great language. Let's talk portuguese.

[@wesleybraga8193]

Love your videos! Now I wanna go to Toronto too!

[@gabrielmaximianobielkael3115]

The diversity in this city is amazing! I would love to visit one day

[@SinnerSam_]

You will see mostly Indians

[@localcrisis]

@@SinnerSam_eh they’re all immersed in Brampton, Toronto not rly you’ll see a lil bit of everything geographically an ethnically

[@wabdih]

@@SinnerSam_ If you only sit in your basement and read about Toronto online. Go outside and you will see all kinds of people

[@Miumiu91914]

​@@localcrisisin Brampton ? Haha please go out an look around . Indians are everywhere and it looks like Mumbai

[@localcrisis]

@@Miumiu91914 yh ik I that’s what I’m saying all the Indians are IMMERSED there

[@GiorgiaGiorgiaGiorgia]

This made me miss living in Toronto so much ❤

[@CarolinaGonzalez-cr4du]

Wait a long time this video I love ☺️🙌

[@gazoontight]

Glad you're back. I love these videos.

[@shaina8947]

thanks for showcasing our city again! we love kensington :) i was just in the market 2 weeks ago & can't wait to go back lol

[@edumorango]

I used to think that I only missed Brazilian food because it's my home country but hearing people from other country appreciate Toronto's food is surprising to me and makes me rethink about that

[@rollingthunderinho]

Toronto has the most underrated food scene in the world. And I'm from France! People seem to assume Toronto will be mostly of American food but it's not.

[@bawhitham]

My favourite thing about this video is that the great diversity of the city gets a face. These folks are not a statistic but real folks who contribute massively to the country and the culture.

[@user-ws9ko1pu1y]

beautiful city with so much culture and vibrant youth ❤

[@rod0nis857]

Brazil in the building! Cheers

[@Thekingabriel2024]

I speak five languages, my native languages is Portuguese because I’m Brazilian. But I speak English, Spanish, French and little bit German!! VAI BRASIL🇧🇷❤️

[@Thekingabriel2024]

You need make video in Rio de Janeiro 🇧🇷

[@ecqmjr]

beeindruckend, du solltest sicherlich viel Mühe gegeben haben

[@Comprar368]

NOT BRAZIL

[@Thekingabriel2024]

@@Comprar368 tu é brasileiro seu vira lata para de falar mal do seu país

[@ParkerMeyer-bd1qj]

Do you have any tips or tricks or advice for learning a new language?

[@matty6311]

What an excellent video! It’s interesting to hear these people’s stories and insight 😊 I’d love to see more of them! Come to Montreal 😊

[@TheNewTravel]

I live in Montreal haha. Search my channel, tons of interview videos from this city :)

[@adriansmith5604]

Good to see this series back

[@junoharpoon]

Another fun vlog :) Thanks Dan. Come to Victoria!

[@freedomsvaboda2185]

How lovely those young people.

[@Bali-108]

You did a very very good job... Was very enjoyed...

[@zigzag00]

I love Toronto

[@Chineseguy001]

Toronto has changed a lot in last 10 years, the immigrants and Democrats have made live expensive and unsafe.

[@zigzag00]

@@Chineseguy001 Nah, I always go to Toronto and immigration hasn't made anything unsafe except feo the fact that there is a housing crisis going on which isn't special to Toronto. Also in case if you're forgetting, we're in Canada and "democrats" aren't running our country.

[@BYTHEWAY9-x9g]

13:39 im in love with this girl !!! shes adorable !!!

[@openbob6656]

facts. she was the best one

[@Sotanghon80]

Of course she's a filipina

[@fembot521]

Wow that flower woman was absolutely stunning!! 😊

[@albanaisalbanais5281]

I speak Albanian, Romanian, English, French, Italian, Spanish and German but can also say phrases in many other languages.

[@ob7633]

How do you do that? 7 languages!

[@diannatoma2831]

Wow Toronto seems lovely

[@dhalkifl4171]

Please please do a video in Sacrborugh. Scarborough also has a diverse community🙏🙏

[@Wkim-ns9vp]

As a Torontonian, I can honestly say that our city is incredibly diverse and the best part is that there is exceptional food from all over the world!

[@ДилдебекЖумабеков]

It's good if you speak a lot of languages. I wanna to learn a lot of languages.

[@Pierre-LucTremblay]

It is a shame that most of those languages don't include french...

[@nicol004]

Another great video man!!!

[@Burakk07777]

Cant stop , we want more

[@MrAlccosta]

Brazilian living in Toronto for 15 years. I speak English, French, Spanish and a little bit of Hindi and Italian, besides my native Portuguese.

[@elchananyanovsky4230]

Nice people. Peace and love!

[@ДилдебекЖумабеков]

I speak 3 language, my native language is Kyrgyz and I speak Russian and English.

[@ДилдебекЖумабеков]

Sorry I speak 3 languages.

[@sumaya_soma]

😂😂😂​@@ДилдебекЖумабеков

[@whocares3772]

Kyrgyz?:0

[@Саша0077]

Кандай Анан 😊

[@ДилдебекЖумабеков]

@@Саша0077 Ассолоом алейкум соонун өзүңөр кандай?

[@iamslrme571]

I want to be one of these people and be proud that I can speak 3 languages fluently and learning 2 languages at the same time.

[@SinglemotherSenThiViet]

You all look amazing ❤❤

[@Marie-MichelleFortier]

I'm from Quebec and I can speak French and English fluently. My English accent is actually closer to the American accent rather than the English Canadian one (or at least, that's what I've been told by Americans and Canadians I met in Japan). XD lol I also speak some Japanese, but only around N3 level... Although my listening skill is around N2, so I was able to understand 90% of what the Japanese guy said about Toronto and its diversity. 😊 I had some Mandarin classes as a university student, but that was many years ago, so I just remember basic sentences, reading, and writing. I only had one class of Spanish in college. It was easy back then, but I've forgotten most of it to be honest... 😅 At some point, I learned how to write and read hangul after discovering about Korean culture in college too, but that's it. I only know basic sentences. lol I wanted to learn Russian a few years ago when I started dating my boyfriend, but l quickly realized that its grammar is way more complicated than French, so I kind of gave up. XD To be fair, he told me his English is better than his Russian as he mostly grew up in the US. lol

[@egomaniac1209]

You're a woman of many talents it seems like

[@goanglosmtl]

17:52 I understand that French is a Latin language, but I’ve never seen Latinos claiming Quebec, or the French West Indies, which is in Latin America. The term Latino is mostly used to describe people in Latin America who speak Spanish and Portuguese (Brazil).

[@SupaDupaaFlyy]

He did mention he's from Chile. There's a lot Chileans who are of French descent.

[@neofils]

Fun fact , the Brazilians do not consider themselves to be Latinos .

[@Jijohann]

I think “Latin” vs “latinos” are used deferentially. He did say “…the French is more like Latin…” referring to the fact that French is spoken in Canada. Notice he didn’t say “Latinos”

[@neofils]

@@Jijohann latinos are from Latin America whereas Latin are Europeans

[@jsphat81]

@@neofilsright, but when they get left out of Latino-based videos or content they cry about being excluded. Like, make up your minds already.

[@craigmurdock4740]

A lot of people boast being multilingual and then are actually completely not hahahaha

[@MichaelLee-pp8uw]

I think they just say hello.

[@stlouisix3]

Depending on the standards of 'speaking a language' (which clearly differ between interviewees, especially those from places where it is uncommon to speakfluently in foreign languages), I could speak either a few languages, or tonnes of languages.

[@DailyLouai]

i really love your videos 🥰🕊🤍

[@twildabuckingham]

I live in Alberta...sadly 😂❤

[@michaelcullen5308]

Is Alberta that bad?!

[@rollingthunderinho]

​​@@michaelcullen5308it's run by a complete lunatic and a lot of the people there are mentally ill but the province is quite wealthy and developed and has stunning nature

[@doyourbestleavetherest]

Yeah Toronto is calm and quiet. You see people here and there but mostly it feels like people prefer staying indoors.

[@Side_walk_stories]

*AMAYZING interview *

[@localcrisis]

my home city 🍁 🌟

[@fabzonline]

Now i want to visit Toronto

[@localcrisis]

we’ll be happy to have u

[@Chineseguy001]

@@fabzonline if you want to see Indians

[@RUFFYIwagon-vm4jb]

Visiting here isn't bad, but living there is another thing that many canadians don't want.

[@egomaniac1209]

​​@@Chineseguy001what is the population percentage of Indians in Toronto? 100%?

[@Chineseguy001]

@@egomaniac1209 Brampton

[@wasinkijvisala5044]

Visit Bangkok, Thailand. You will love the food and friendliest people there

[@jsphat81]

Toronto people sound like they’re from California and their linguistic and ethnic diversity rivals that of NYC.

[@baccamau80]

Nyc mostly native and european

[@rollingthunderinho]

Toronto is considerably more diverse than NYC

[@superidol238]

Toronto is the most diverse city in thr world….

[@416pp]

Toronto is way more diverse than New York.

[@vancitygurl]

I speak 5. English, Gujarati, hindustani ( fiji and hindi mixed), hindi and a bit of Punjabi.

[@emmyemmaem]

The guy with sunglasses is so Tkaran:to i knew right away!

[@anitaklara7428]

I speak Polish , Russian , Italian , German , Dutch and English :)

[@kurdishtankie6299]

Flower girl is so pretty

[@Seanonyoutube]

I love the sound of Japanese

[@TheNewTravel]

Me too. Even before the translation, it was so fun to hear haha

[@msknagano]

That's very interesting. I'm a native Japanese speaker, but I never know how Japanese sounds as a foreign language. Some people say it sounds very flat. But I'm very glad to hear that.

[@christinecamley]

Me too

[@NecSchel]

one of the Russian guys wearing the logo of Berlin's second biggest football club, Hertha BSC

[@kaila8654]

shona!!! zimbabwe represent!

[@milanarus77]

I liked the guys who spoke Russian. They speak Russian very well. It's obvious it's hard for them to speak Russian or maybe they were just worried about talking on camera. Anyway they are great. good luck to them)))

[@svitlana212]

🤣the first guy said "a lot of people and there is good food"(incorrectly said and wrongfully translated) the second guy started with "a lot of poor people " I learned russian in Canada and speak it better.....only prefer not to speak the terrorist language anymore

[@neofils]

When an English Canadian says that the speak french it is more likely they know some words .

[@minskdhaka]

Not necessarily. I know some that are fluent in it.

[@Pierre-LucTremblay]

​@@minskdhakayes of course they all say that but if they really have to prove it, they are all on google translate

[@allisongrant3094]

@@Pierre-LucTremblayJe le parle couramment mais j’ai été élevée uniquement en anglais. En plus, je parle allemand et español et je peux lire le portuguais, le néerlandais et le danois.

[@Pierre-LucTremblay]

@@allisongrant3094 Ok is the topic was about you? Totally irrelevant

[@xaviermuloin4174]

@@minskdhaka not the case of any English Canadian in this vid.

[@mark123jesper]

1 year in Canada and I can say I picked up french a bit hard for canada's unique accent compare to metro-french. I now speak basically 5 language: My native language, Filipino then English, some French and some Japanese and Korean.

[@HảiNguyễnHoàng-u1b]

I speak vietnamese and very little English

[@0super]

love your content - still hope to run into you some day! would love to say a few things in other language(s)

[@elr.4780]

Interesting video and the diversity of languages by the people living and visiting Toronto. There are a lot of people who speak French in Toronto? There are a lot of people who speak French in Montreal city in Quebec.

[@shaina8947]

in toronto it's mandatory for us to learn french as a second language in school, but most people here don't come from francophone families, which is why many respondents in the video & regular civilians just speak basic french :)

[@earthling2002-]

Bro, this is Canada! I’m just wondering why y’all surprised in the comments, some torotonian speak French? I mean it’s our official language.. I tried to learn it but pronunciation was the hardest part but I’m still learning and I will when I get to college next year!

[@slycooper2bandofthieves116]

They don’t actually speak French they just lie because they’re embarrassed of only speaking one language in a bilingual country

[@jasonjacob402]

@TheNewTravel Amazing 🤩🎉

[@skylefall]

People in the Visayas region of the PH are at least trilingual. These are not just dialects.

[@Sotanghon80]

I think bilingual only. Because, they could speak some english and bisaya but not Tagalog.

[@Mobferklopfer]

7:30 one of the boys wears a hertha bsc shirt maybe he knows a few words of german as well.

[@121212aslan]

his german is probably just as bad as his russian lol

[@YunusEmreGOKCAN-ly5zo]

Dan your very nice man. I watching your channel. Because I am new learning English. So your channel and videos very successful. I like bro! hello to Turkey!

[@eternaloblivion504]

I live in Toronto. It sucks and everything is crazy expensive.

[@MsBhappy]

It was amazing in the 2000s and until like 2018.

[@zigzag00]

Nah it's amazing and affordability isn't a Toronto specific problem

[@beaware354]

Spanish, French, Portuguese and English here, along with some German and Arabic

[@Teldaewick_RE]

Spanish, German, English and learning French and Italian here 🤙🏻

[@tianming4964]

Surprised you didn't run into any Chinese speakers considering its the most common in the city! I'm from Mississauga just next to Toronto and speak English fluent, Cantonese and French half fluent, and a bit of Mandarin.

[@TheNewTravel]

4:50

[@yonathanasefaw9001]

I live in mississauga too! Nice! I speak Czech, Thai, German, Japanese and Amharic!

[@Pierre-LucTremblay]

Wow finally someone who speak some french! Congratulations you are an example fir everybody

[@greenbaylikerem]

@@Pierre-LucTremblay why are you so surprised mon ami.French is a global language too.

[@Pierre-LucTremblay]

@greenbaylikerem Yes but in Canada french is demonized and the most common argument against its existence in this country is its useless and not spoken around the world compared to English

[@byrondeleon3618]

Since those guys were from Santiago and you speak Spanish, how about giving Santiago a try?

[@Dancing_choad]

As a torontonian street native i speak 18 languages fluently but I understand over 87 unique languages

[@FinOsin9]

really?!

[@earthling2002-]

Woah! So cool! I wish!

[@MichaelLee-pp8uw]

😂😂😂

[@thebigfatsheep942]

Best part 👍

[@unnkounnko1335]

I've been living in Toronto for a long time, and my neighbors speak Spanish and French 😂😂 then they teach me some Spanish words, but I can't understand them 🫠 I only speak English by the way...

[@avramishore8413]

3:19 dude went on a rant

[@reymioff]

I like your videos 😊😊

[@secondschoping]

I'm from Ukraine. I lern English and Deutsch❤❤❤

[@smoothstate]

Вітання землячці!

[@secondschoping]

@@smoothstate привіт👍🪻🪻🪻

[@danieltrejo937]

Those chilean guys really sounded kinda Argentinian, I am a native Spanish speaker, and if I didn’t know they are Chilean, I would have thought they were either from Argentina or from Uruguay.. Que gusto ver hermanos latinoamericanos en otros lugares.. saludos !

[@sahilbikramkumar3649]

🙏 From India

[@sber3911]

Good work. I think Washington D.C would be a good location to ask your question about languages due to it being a tourist area.

[@laismarques7]

The second guy is a cutie - the Brazilian girlfriend 🇧🇷💛💚💙 Great video!

[@ernestorevollar3632]

I'd been missing your "How many languages do you speak?" Video series. This is fun. As for me, I only speak English and Spanish. Thanks for being back sweetheart 😊🤍.

[@rickbullock4331]

A lot of diversity in Toronto.

[@moonlightdreams1902]

Can you come back to Czechia but somewhere else than Prague?

[@andre_p]

One city I’d like to visit is Austin, Tx. I hear it’s a very open, liberal place.

[@feltadanews]

I'm from Toronto and speak only English. Lask week my family and I vacationed for a week on the Gaspe peninsula about 600km east of Quebec City and it was not easy communicating with the locals. it was as if they were surprised we spoke English and no French.

[@TitiUt]

Oui, certaines personnes parlent seulement français au Canada.

[@feltadanews]

@TitiUt lol yes, je ne parle francais

[@animefreak9667]

dutch is my mother tongue too

[@I_DAMIANO_I]

Super dawno nie było języka polskiego!

[@JeJeFoi]

to bylem ja, nastepnym razem troche mniej stresu i bedzie lepiej 😆

[@steviegee7116]

Actually when sn english Canadian says they know french the know french ftom France not Quebec french which thry were taught in high scholl and forgot 5 yrs after leaving school. Amazing Montreal is the second largest french speaking city in the world. So why does Quebec french get so much disrespect from ypur educators? We dont speak the King's english over here either.