Honest summary of all my languages this year ✨ Polyglot update

[@eddiem9969]

I've been trying to learn Korean almost all year and I haven't gotten that far because I always get so busy. Whenever I feel like dropping it I always watch your videos of how well you learn language and I haven't quit yet! Thank you Lindie

[@noemi8872]

화이팅! 정말 잘 해요! 열심히공부하세요. 가끔 시간 없으면 괜찮아요! 🤍

[@Jzaday]

My first year of language learning was quite unproductive because I was trying to figure out how to learn a language what worked best for me etc etc but these past few months I've found my flow

[@roberlydessources1343]

내가 할 수 있다면 너도 할 수 있어 한국어는 배우기에 너무 재미있는 언어야

[@bjorklikeskidneys8496]

You’re really inspiring to me because even though you’re busy and you went through a lot of hard stuff this year you didn’t give up, and you’re realistic with your progress :> That inspires me to never give up, not to always give 100% effort because we’re humans and we don’t work that way, but to just not give up. We love you

[@thamungdheiki1176]

7:06 There are a few Gulf Arabic resources available. NTC's Gulf Arabic- English Dictionary Teach Yourself Gulf Arabic (There is a KZbin video that has the audio for it) Colloquial Arabic of the Gulf

[@thamungdheiki1176]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/roqQoJyohL2IqNE

[@LindieBotes]

Thank you!

[@luca_the_linguist]

Oh my gosh! I'm majoring in Norwegian at university so I'm very excited to see you learn Norwegian! I've been studing for 4 months now, and as a native Dutch speaker I'm seeing a lot of progress really quickly! Can't wait 🥳

[@monicawilson8075]

You seem very sweet and genuine. I hope you nothing but the best! You are a big inspiration; thank you so much!

[@lucaflores612]

i have to admit i relate to you so bad. i constantly leave some of my languages in a background to focus in the most difficult ones or the ones that i am less fluent in. also you are always buying books, foreseeing that you will study that or this language and reassuring it that way, and come on that’s something that i’ve been doing for so long now… you’re really inspiring cause you always admit and show that learning a language is a slow process and sometimes really tiring, you don’t need to lie to the public and that’s awesome!! thanks for that, those features you have were really helpful to me

[@AdamYLM]

Good luck on Nrwgn language. I don't learn too many langs at the same time. I prefer to perfect my language to B2 level minimum before jumping to other language. Currently working on French for like 1 year, right now at B1 beginner stage or strong A2 level. French is the first Romance language I am learning so its taking time to sit in my head. Planning to take my French to C1.

[@mandiepitre8063]

Excited for your Norwegian updates next year! I'm going to be studying it (with 🇧🇷 Portuguese) next year for Q1 and I just got the same textbooks, so hopefully I'll be able to match or come close to your progress!

[@jov8036]

Amazing choice with Norwegian, I stumbled upon it and just wanted an ‘easy’ language to try out… did 4 month of duolingo beginning of 2022 and absolutely loved it, a revelation to me 😂 I had to stop sadly because… life 😅 but just started again a month ago with lingq full steam 😁 I hope you’ll enjoy it too. I just started learning languages in batch like you , 2 or 3 new languages at the same time and I absolutely love it, so thanks for your videos 😊😊 please keep going

[@asdrubalivan18]

Congrats on your progress this year! Considering all that you went through this is great progress! Honestly I just did French and now Ukrainian but my language learning has been dormant as I've been focusing on improving my programming skills to get a new job (Which I did!!) It's great to see your progress, and I'm pretty sure 2023 is going to be great for you! All the best!

[@giulianaimpini]

I'm gonna learn Arabic next year and that book you mentioned will be really helpful when learning the script. I'm a bit scared, but also excited to learn a language with a different script. Good wishes for next year, Lindie!

[@prince223681]

Why not this year?

[@skamiikaze]

Hi lindie! I can’t remember the exact website, but the US government has lots of resources for Arabic and I believe that they have gulf Arabic available. But I do think it will be easier for you in the long run to start with MSA and then once you’re comfortable focus on a dialect. Written material is so much easier to find in MSA.

[@afonkuma]

Love the video. Feel similar that my progress has really varied on each of my languages, and so nice to hear you say openly that it’s been a tough year. Totally understandable but super important when so much of online language videos are about ‘wow’ moments, when we all have tough ones too! Have a good Christmas and New Year Lindie!!

[@tales_n_tea]

Great journey and amazing progress considering all you went through this year, Lindie! 👏👏👏You're truly an inspiration for any aspiring polyglot. I'm looking forward to your language updates next year 🤩 Best wishes for you and your family. May 2023 bring you double the success and happiness. You deserve it! 💕

[@jnnschnll9008]

Congratulations on being a student again! :D I'm currently working on my MA in Applied Linguistics and can't wait to finally get out of university and start my working life, haha.

[@epicdjyoshi648]

Love your honesty with languages. My degree is languages but in terms of extra-curricular languages it's been pretty limited cos I've been so busy. It's reassuring to know that not everyone is always improving all the time. Thanks Lindi!

[@RubyDuran]

Honestly, I love your honesty and just your ability of being able to study and maintain so many languages 😍🥰 here I am contemplating if I should add my fourth soon since I'll be traveling to this place next summer, so it's really cool and inspiring to see after 20 hours of Thai learning you were able to navigate through Thailand 🤓

[@Tinyy-Bubbles]

I loooove Norwegian, the melody is just so pretty. It's gonna be super a super steep learn curve for you with your Afrikaans-English-background, too. That's always good for motivation ;)

[@thalissartorio8495]

I want to learn Norwegian too! But now I need to improving (always English, I'm Brazilian Portuguese Speaker) French and Spanish. I will try again German and maybe Italian, first because I like and second is due to I'm History student and I'm chossing Ancient History, well, Greeks (and maybe I try Ancient Greek). But what I realy need to focus is consistency. I hope you have a good year in 2023! (I'm also have bad moments and nice, like, really really bad and really really good). Happy New Years! Well, it's my first time (I think) comment your videos, so I want to say that I like so much. You really inspire me in this full of emtions, really intense year, to try again. I really want to say thank you! (Sorry if I made mistakes, I'm always trying to improving my English)

[@tess4823]

Thinking about everything that happened to you during this year, I dare say you did an excellent job with your languages Lindie!! 2022 has been quite difficult for me as well, and I didn't manage to do all the things I had hoped. In 2023 I would really like to refresh my Spanish (mainly through passive learning and maybe a trip to Spain) improve my German and most of all get to a conversational level in Russian. I wish you all the best for next year, take care!! :)

[@lucajh9624]

OMG you keep feeding us videos. I love this. Bye Lindieee

[@aureliaaurita1299]

Thank you for the video lindie...I'm so happy for you and I wish you the best for next year...Thank you for beeing an aspiration for me, thanks to your videos I'm always motivated to study my target language (Spanish), and hopefully I can start studying chinese next year 😁

[@rockchalkmarie]

omg... someone else getting into Norwegian! well I did study in high school but let's be real that was ages ago. Jeg eskler deg Lindie !!!

[@mortenhje]

Lykke til som student, og lykke til med norskstudiene!

[@cococake0315]

It's lovely to see that you put the flag of Taiwan for the Chinese language :) I started to watch your videos recently as I was looking for tips for picking up a language (Spanish - my 3rd foreign language) after a long break - they have been so helpful. Thank you for all the inspiration!

[@languagetraveladoptee]

Congrats on beginning your masters this upcoming year! I love you are so transparent with your progress. I also have languages I haven't touched very much, also due to personal life events. Your passion for languages in general still shines through no matter what life has put you through. Gulf arabic seems like the hardest spoken arabic dialect of all, I thought it was challenging enough to find resources to find levantine resources. Excited to hear about how you will start learning Norwegian!👏🏼

[@HenryCrescini]

Have fun with Norwegian! I’ve been learning Swedish for a year now (which is what led me to finding polyglots like you online) and it’s been fun. Can’t wait to hear you speak it pero por favor no descuides el español (mi lengua materna) 😉

[@MDobri-sy1ce]

Congrats Lindie! I don't think, I could keep up with all those languages it is hard enough with two. I have went back to Russian and tried Swedish again. It will be almost 2 years. However, I am debating on whether to include French making it one of my target languages again and have Swedish a secondary language or if I am going to hold off until next year and just focus on Russian and Swedish for now. I am giving myself until New Years to decide keep things the way the are until 2024 or incorporate French now lol.

[@BlackM3sh]

Happy to see you are trying to get serious about learning some Norwegian this year. Jeg håper å se en video hvor du snakker norsk snart. Stå på! Keep it up! 頑張れ！😄

[@TrinaLena]

So excited for you learning Norwegian!! 😊 I've been learning for awhile and I'm curious to see what your methods are! Have a happy 2023!

[@gogakushayemi]

Congrats on your progress. I had a pretty lazy year. Took the TOCFL - The TaiwaneseMandarin test and somehow got a B1 certification. Started Thai and Taiwanese last week for my birthday. In the next year, apart from seeing how for I can go with Taiwanese and Thai, I want to extend my Mandarin, hopefuly into C range, actually get my Korean to a decent level ( been saying this for years) and I am also tempted to actually do JLPT N1. I swore off it because I was mad ad N2. But I have also been certified in N2 for 10 years, and I live in Japan and work 80% in Japanese, so I really should.

[@yorgunsamuray]

I'm progressing on Indonesian and I've recently started in baby steps "the language formerly known as Serbo-Croatian" (ain't gonna go into the politics of that). I'm also thinking of going into my long time neglected Russian, but along with the TLFKASC being also a Slavic language, I'm not sure if it's a good idea. Anyway, more power to you!

[@Noor-vv9sm]

I'm Arab and I know about the leak of resources problem especially when you're intermediate and also wanting to focus on a specific dialect ,,, we just really need to make more resources for foreign learners , but for know I think you might find some stories in spicific dialects online ,, that might be helpful with vocabulary and practicing or something,, good luck

[@kellydierick1590]

You're too inspiring LOL I wanna stick to getting better at Spanish and German but now I'm dabbling in Polish as well... oh god... and Afrikaans.... and I should definitely keep French at a good level. :-o

[@frasenp8411]

I hope you have fun and learn more Arabic :D I have also been learning it (Gulf and MSA) and it is my favourite langauge 😁 I found immersing in Gulf to be very helpful since they produce a lot of shows and there are many youtubers. I have also this year gotten into Arabic fantasy books and أُسامة المُسلِم (Osama Al-Muslim) is one of my current favourite authors. 😎 بالتَوفيق يا ليندي أَنتِ تَستَطيعين 🙏🏻🙌🏻😁

[@sheeliekittie9298]

please recommend more books I love literature. I had the most intense experience with arabic of course crazy me - I decided to take up a Fussha / MSA intensive course for my winter break haha. but OMG it's so beautiful and deep, so rich and difficult, i've never had a language make me CRY but also make me like, just fall in love with life does that make sense??

[@frasenp8411]

@@sheeliekittie9298 Yes it does make sense :D And for the books I have like recently started getting into books so my list is quite short hehe but here are some: ByOsama Al-muslim: خوف (first book series I read and he recently released the third book 🤩) بساتين عربستان (about whiches in pre-islamic Arabia kind of) ملحمة البحور السبعة (first book called لُجّ) about mermaids hehe Other authors: حسن الجندي I am just starting his books now but I want to read حاكم الجان and ابتسم فأنت ميت Books by أحمد خالد توفيق Most of these were recomended by a freind of mine who is doing her masters on Arabic and Chinese sci-fi and fantasy 😎 Also I really love أسامة المسلم's books since I read خوف, there is an audiodrama of it on Storytel (and KZbin 🤫) 😍 Also I really like audiobooks and audiodramas which there are some on KZbin 👀

[@Flauschbally]

Wishing you a lovely and quiet rest of the year. All the best to you. Big hug from Austria. ✨❤🤗🤓

[@mathmajor17]

Great video! I really enjoyed it and I think the reason why I did is because some of your language struggles this year sound similar to some of mine :)

[@lina_9624]

I'm always wondered how people don't confuse all of these languages and remember it all?🤔 But it's really cool! I'm so proud of u!

[@mep6302]

As someone who's studying some foreign languages of the same group, I assure you there are moments I get confused. However, the more I get better at them, the less I confuse them in my head. Your brain gets used to switching codes. It's a skill you develop over time.

[@ydalir]

(hello heheh) Hungarian and Chinese focus for us both in the new year?? 👀 and Norwegian 🤩😎🤓🇳🇴 (also your makeup and hair look really pretty in this video 🥺)

[@alicedelarge]

The "Colloquial" series has a Gulf Arabic course :)

[@tweaks432]

Love you Lindiee!! 🥰💝💝

[@zuzanakorma6180]

Merry Christmas Lindie ❤

[@nickludwig5]

Great accomplishments! I wanted to ask if you go over EVERY one of your books you have? Including all not just the language books but thee journals and other books you use. I saw you had a book called A Line A Day and I would have never heard of it if it were for this video!

[@Grandiloquence]

Dziękuję i pozdrowienie 😆 Gracias y saludos 😍 Obrigado e saudações 😊 धन्यवाद और बधाई Dank u en begroeting 😀 شكراً لكم و التحيات 🙂 Tack och hälsningar 🤚

[@medhatelsayed8760]

I am from Egypt , my name is medhat, if you learned even golf Arabic language you will understand all other Arabic language in Egypt,Iraq,golf......etc ...so don't worry ....انتي جيده جدا في تعلم اللغات وانتي بالنسبه لي كمثال جيد احتذي به ، لذلك لا تتوقفي .

[@fmaximo1979]

You forgot to mention Vietnamese, Lindie. (I know, they are so many...) I'm looking forward to see your studies with Norwegian, because it is a language I want to start learning in the future (this or Swedish, I don't know yet). I was following your steps in Thai, a language I really like although I don't study it and the very basic I know come from the many Thai series I watch on youtube basically everyday. One question: do you ever had interest in learning Greek, or other romance language besides Spanish and French, like Italian or [my beloved mother language] Portuguese? I wish you happy holidays and a great (and better) new year!

[@MDobri-sy1ce]

I don't learn Arabic currently but I think his names is Brian Willes? I ran into his channel over a year ago. I think, he is near fluent in Arabic. I am not sure what dialect of Arabic though.

[@shootingstarsmusic6166]

oh man I know how you feel looking for Gulf Arabic resources. I'm from Kuwait and am Arab but I spoke only English at home and live in the States now. I wish I had tips to give you but I try to get by on memories of how my family speaks and asking my dad. Looking for spoken media in dialect (show/song) and gulf you tubers is the only way I know how. Going at it from a linguistic perspective can be helpful? Gulf Arabic has sounds foreign to Arabic (ch), and replaces certain sounds with others because of shifts over time (voicing g instead of q for example). For Modern Standard/Quranic resources, the only one I'm familiar with is the Madinah Arabic Reader book series which really helped me when I was self-studying, but it requires knowledge of writing and speaking and doesn't explain everything, which worked for me as I had background and only needed a refresher at the beginning but might not work for you. I am currently taking college classes in Arabic! Unfortunately they only teach MSA and Egyptian/Levantine. Egyptian flies over my head and I get it mixed with the Gulf I know, but MSA is a good place to start, yea? If it helps, the textbooks we use for those are: Alif Baa - Intro to arabic sounds and letters (I didn't use this myself because it was for the beginner class and I tested out, but it has a lot of exercises to practice) and Al-Kitaab fii Ta'allum al-'Arabiyya books (They can be pricy but this is what we mainly learn from and also has a lot of practice exercises, though there is a student/teacher version I think?). I wish I could give you more help but as you said resources are a bit tight, especially with dialect. Arabic is my main language goal since I was old enough to realize my lack of fluency ostracized me from my peers and relatives, so I'm never gonna give it up no matter how tough it gets. I admire you, I've watched you and though about your tips when I took German in high school, and when I dabbled in Korean and Japanese for fun, and when I was toughing through Arabic and my shame associated with it for years. I wish you luck in (re)learning the Arabic alphabet and your other goals, :)

[@chadbailey7038]

Would consider moving to the Emirates 🇦🇪 to study Arabic locally for 6 months? A year? Could be an amazing experience and you would have direct access to resources you could buy & save. Maybe a language class there? 🤷🏾‍♂️ Anyways happy Holidays Lindie

[@irinaspalve8356]

Oh, there are toi many beautiful languages in the world, and so little time we have to learn them all. Last month I was very busy, so I had enough time just for Japanese kanji and a bit of reading in Spanish. Other languages are now on hold. Though, I really want to start learning Norwegian and Lithuanian, but most likely I won't have enough time for them. And still, I have Turkish and German to refresh and continue learning. I wish there were more hours in a day! 😄

[@sheeliekittie9298]

this is EXACTLY how i feel!! I'm trying to learn Arabic but then I wanted to really polish my Turkish and Portuguese. oh and my 4th language of this year is Korean, so i'm not sure how to do that because some people try a '3 language routine' every day for a month, others devote a week to a language like a 1 week 'boot camp' and then there's the idea of splitting the year up into 1/4's and so, like first 3 months do one language, next 3 months another, what method do you think is best? well anyway just wanted to say I can totally relate ;-)

[@irinaspalve8356]

@@sheeliekittie9298 oh... I forgot to mention Korean 🤣. I even have a course to go through. But... lately I wasn't able to study at all. First some issues regarding my health put me in a nervous state, so I couldn't concentrate, then all these holidays and preparing food for celebrating, looking for presents etc. I don't think it is a good idea to split year between languages, especially, if your level isn't good. But I guess I am not the best person to give advices. I am a mood person, if I feel I can't do this language today, I won't do it. I will read something in other language or just do other things I like/want to at the moment. Though I have recourses - courses, books to read. And if I start reading/doing one book/course, I just keep doing it. Maybe not everyday, but constantly.

[@sheeliekittie9298]

PS - I can't believe you seem to think Hungarian isn't so difficult! OMG I can't do that with the grammar lol it's insane! but you are clearly AMAZING with grammar

[@emel3925]

ooooh, that journal you’re using for hungarian looks so interesting! do you plan to journal multiple years and see the progress?

[@annagreen3670]

What about Vietnamese? Also I love your channel and making me want to start learning a language

[@Joemama-mu2rz]

Good luck on learning Norwegian :)

[@womblero]

Korean and Chinese are my focus languages in 2023. I have acquired Japanese (C2+) and Chinese is up to B2 so I'm thrilled to learn that "more than half of Korean words are Chinese-originated loanwords" (Comrie, The World's Major Languages, 2018). I can already read hangul and am quite familiar with the SOV pattern, postpositions, and verb declensions, which are similar in Japanese. I'm going to try Korean textbooks published in Japan, but if you have any recommendations, that would be great.

[@languagesolehsoleh]

I think there's a credible website that teaches all of the Arabic dialects and you can choose Gulf Arabic, I forgot what it's called.

[@sheeliekittie9298]

Hi dear Lindie xoxo Just curious to know. so. will you be continuing to study Thai? I found a book called ' Teach yourself Thai' and ' Teach yourself Thai script ' What do you recommend? Would you continue to focus on that language this year or do you plan to put it aside for awhile?

[@deutschmitpurple2918]

Amazing video like always 🥰❤️🥰❤️

[@reinalto]

I thought you're learning Hakka or Hokkien, as you used the Taiwan flag in your thumbnail. For standard Mandarin is more adequate to use the Chinese flag, due the language origin and number of native speakers. It's like using Brazilian flag for a video where you're speaking portuguese from Portugal, with the classic Gallego accent, hehe

[@LindieBotes]

I’m learning Traditional Chinese with a Taiwanese book

[@neilorourke71]

How do you keep them all straight in your head? My fiance is from South Africa so I'm learning Afrikaans. But I also have learned/am learning French, and I sometimes jumble the words around in my head/use the wrong grammatical structures... It can get confusing

[@donseldom6775]

Could you do videos speaking all the languages that you have mentioned in this video.

[@LindieBotes]

I have a few!

[@solucoesb2g996]

I'M LEARNING ENGLISH LEVEL B1 UNDERSTAND MORE COMPLICATED VOCABULARY. PORTUGUESE NATIVE, ESPANISH B1-B2 FRENCH A2 AND ITALIAN B1, KOREAN BASIC, JAPANESE BASIC, MANDARIM ZERO AND GERMANY ZERO

[@Preschool4yo-7yo]

I have seen you and your friend speaking several languages in Y.T-video. I think am honored there is my nationality language among them you know. I have hard time thing haven't finished if you read my profile by accident(or not okay, just in case!) should not worry about my beauty, brain and driving ability. Please just worry my age8 son. I am kind of uncomfortable with all religions so things relevant to it, i skipped and skip it.

[@لاالهالااللهمحمدرسولالله-ه6ف5س]

اتمنى اضافة ترجمه عربيه للفديو😅 للاستفاده من تجاربك، با التوفيق

[@karenbaily]

I am wanting to learn Farsi which also uses the Arabic script. Would the script hacking book cover that or is the pronunciation too different?

[@hil449]

7:41 i think this video just shows that she's trying to learn way too many languages. 9 languages is way too much, theres no way you can make real progress in all these languages unless you dedicate your life to it. I think it would be better to focus on less languages, gosh 4/5 languages i think is already overwhelming lol

[@luc19c...]

Hello darling, I fucked my goals up by starting in a wrong way so I messed myself up. I picked up a bit of three but not that much

[@Daggy5]

Did you stop Hindi and Vietnamese? I'm just curious because I have something in mind that you learned them too. Vietnamese is interesting to me but the list gets longer every day so I'm not sure if I ever start it

[@PaulinaKarolina]

I hope that one day you’ll find polish language worth to learn 😅

[@PaulinaKarolina]

Ps. I also want to start norwegian once I am more comfortable with my german 🤓

[@sasasaiha8185]

OMG I am learning Polish right now, I admire Poland and it's history so much. And I am learning German for school

[@PaulinaKarolina]

@@sasasaiha8185 thank you so much :) I think polish is really difficult for foreigners. Good luck with it 😅

[@galaxy_mooncat779]

I suppose however you learn a language find a way to study how you feel comfortable everyone is different

[@lozenwarmsprings9390]

Love your nails!

[@Sinologist-uq7pv]

Hi. This is Charles Bowen. Is there someway I can help you with Mandarin Chinese? I’m not fluent in it myself but I am focusing on it.

[@LindieBotes]

Hi Charles, I appreciate it! At the moment Chinese is not a focus for me. I wish you all the best with your studies though, I know you are really good at Mandarin!

[@Sinologist-uq7pv]

@@LindieBotes 谢谢你

[@sasasaiha8185]

Your shirt is so cute

[@ml1738]

Can you tell me the names of your Japanese textbooks please ? 🙏

[@suhaybmusea3031]

Waw amazing

[@Thewizkid160]

Hey Lindie, are you guys still working on kaards? >.

[@LindieBotes]

Of course, we release new features every few weeks and Spanish is coming soon

[@ernestkay5136]

Hi, I can help you with Chinese. Tell me what you think of the idea. I am also trying to learn other languages. Keep well

[@AmbassadorSoriano]

You also have Vietnamese and German.

[@LindieBotes]

Which I didn’t really learn this year

[@AmbassadorSoriano]

@@LindieBotes That's okay. You accomplished so much already. I focused on my French and Italian for most of the year, with German beginning in November

[@MarcioSilva-qe1vd]

I would like to know how you absorb so much information!

[@LaurenAngela_aufDeutsch]

Repeat exposure!

[@riasinha5157]

Really, you're fond of languages..

[@ukewe]

why do you use the taiwan flag for mandarin?

[@LindieBotes]

I learn Traditional Chinese using a Taiwanese textbook and most of my friends are Taiwanese who I practice with

[@saumyairishleprechaun3630]

1:01 new country????

[@LindieBotes]

South Africa after 3 years in Singapore is what I meant

[@saumyairishleprechaun3630]

Ok ok

[@ReneeL3836]

你好 👋 I like Chinese skill, and Chinese peach. Chinese language apps.

[@damien5688]

C'est pas bien d'avoir ouvert le cahier qu'une seule fois pour le français

[@christiang8758]

It seems like you are trying to juggle so many languages at once and it’s a bit overwhelming. I would focus on 1-3 languages at a time and get comfortable with them before moving on to others. But that’s just my opinion

[@mep6302]

She's trying to maintain all the languages she's learned and she's still learning new ones. That's inspiring but at the same time, tiring. I don't think I could do that. I'm trying to maintain 3 languages and learning a new one. It's not that easy but I've been managing to do it.

[@enternalinferno]

Spennende at du skal lære norsk, lykke til!

[@Gigienn]

Most of your hungarian sentences in the diary are not correct. I think this way you might memorize the wrong sentences.. At least in your hungarian speaking video this is the case. I would suggest you to first learn some example sentences and memorize the inflection of the words because this is like the most important thing in Hungarian. If you have any questions about Hungarian, I would be happy to help you.

[@EuiHwanP]

team 얼죽아!!!

[@saumyairishleprechaun3630]

7:49 OH MY GOSH NORWEGIAN ! VERY FUNNY 🤣🤣🤣😂😂🤣😂😂

[@tracyalcero1196]

Not her learning multiple languages when I'm struggling to learn one language

[@pierreabbat6157]

I heard "the amount of time I had" as "the amount of Thai my had".

[@leeheechang6656]

다양한 언어를 배우는 이유를 잘 모릅니다. 게다가 앞으로 어떠한 삶을 계획중인지와 삶에 어느정도 도움이 될 것인지는 짐작조차 되지 않습니다. 그러나, 어린 나이에 다양한 언어를 배우고 있는 모습이 좋아보입니다. '고립어'를 사용하는 한국인의 눈에는 '언어천재'처럼 보입니다. 다양한 언어를 말할 줄 안다는 것은 지구촌 다양한 지역의 다양한 사람들을 이해하려는 사람일 것으로 보이게 합니다. 학교를 졸업한 후에 유네스코, UN 등 '국제기구'에서 일하며 보람을 느껴보는 것이 어떨까 생각해봅니다.

[@Curly3373]

Are you going to set Thaï aside now?

[@LindieBotes]

Like I said in the video, yes!

[@asiersanchez3105]

I love you ;)

[@LindieBotes]

yo tambien :)

[@asiersanchez3105]

@@LindieBotes Eres mi inspiración ❤️

[@malakahmed5084]

You forgot to mention Vietnamese

[@nalexandi]

why hungarian makes you so happy? what is so special about it?

[@LiaAwesomeness]

you forgot german and vietnamese 😂

[@tweaks432]

I've been known you for years You're trying to learn lots of languages maybe you should practice languages that you need n what u have in your head n practice daily? Do u really need all of those languages or are you trying to 'save the day, lets learn something different?'

[@LindieBotes]

This is my hobby and we should let people enjoy things

[@ploryz]

Why dont you worry about yourself, bitch

[@treksta2009]

어느 정신나간 놈이 얼어 뒤지겠는데 아이스 아메리카노를 마시노 -_-.... Das wuerde ich nicht machen "ueberhaupt" nicht :P Inti magnoon giddan lol