Day 9: Listen to Foreign Speakers

Walking around the streets of a big city is the perfect place to eaves drop on conversations in a foreign language. Listening to the spoken language is an important part of becoming fluent. Give it a try!
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Caminar por las calles de una gran ciudad es el lugar perfecto para escuchar conversaciones en un idioma extranjero. Escuchar el lenguaje hablado es una parte importante para llegar a ser fluido. ¡Inténtalo!
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[@mimomuiruri1552]

"One of the things I love to do in the streets of NY is go eavesdrop on people's conversations". You cant be around this guy and have a personal convo in your mothertongue. I better invent my own language,, 😂 Ps: You're amazing, Tim ♥

[@sadikadhaan4595]

lol

[@sadikadhaan4595]

Still lol 3 years later

[@mynaaa6708]

KZbin suddenly recommends this to me. I think "Who is Polyglot Pal"? Then I realize it's Tim Doner. Wow. Always an inspiration. Thank you.

[@rayhadest9560]

Hello from Turkey, the land of şiir

[@ugur76]

o giden çocuk Harvard'an arkadaşı mi acaba

[@rayhadest9560]

@@ugur76 arkadaşın dünyanin her yerinden arkadaşı var. kim bilir?

[@commoncola]

I’m a huge fan of eavesdropping! The other day I was listening to a father speaking to his children in French is it was such a confidence boost to be able to under mat and everything!

[@lukecrafton2565]

CommonCola omg I’m a huge fan of ease dropping too!!! I love getting the inside scoop 😌😌

[@kudretylmaz1484]

It was in turkish my main language lol.d

[@Reubentheimitator6572]

I actually guessed it was in Turkish. My cause for it was Turkish was the spelling.

[@ghosthunter3666]

KZbin and podcast are the best for me

[@Son_of_aesthetics]

Tim! I swear I can't believe you uploaded a vid! Man I like you brother ^-^ Ah! Warm greetings from Iran✌🏻🌹🍃👍🏻

[@MuhammedTartik]

A Turkish man on the street and speaking about poem (şiir) .We like it a lot but interesting 🤔

[@viktoria1343]

I am learning Japanese and somehow I mostly only hear mothers scolding their children, when getting the chance to hear it being spoken on the streets at all lol

[@crystallee9078]

ı guess tim really loves turkısh language :)

[@IsadoraSouzais]

Preciso passar um tempo em Nova York hahaha

[@zuinguyen77]

Đẹp trai wá!

[@rivkyb7840]

I speak three languages pretty much fluently I speak English because that's the language of my country, I speak Yiddish because that's language of my home and I speak Hebrew because that's the language of my nation, which I'm proud to be Jewish. I also speak Portuguese because I did live in Brazil and a few other countries. The way I found one of the best ways to pick up a language was; I have cleaning ladies and every few years it's like a shipment of different immigrants of different countries and I always ask them different words and that helped me learn some Russian, Uzbek, Spanish, French and believe it or not Arabic!

[@grantreznor]

what the proud about nation? Is it a joke to proud that you were born accidentally in Israel

[@ugur76]

so i think you are a jewish in usa but your family come from Germany

[@hoodlumpolice8801]

First

[@alextaylor4725]

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