How I Learn Languages | 8 Tips for Success

[@신수현-d3t]

I am Korean and I am learning English, Japanese and Chinese. Later, I want to learn Spanish and French too! Everyone who studies languages, cheer up!

[@waffle.mp5886]

wow that is amazing! good luck, i know u can do it! i started learning korean recently and i am struggling a little but i won’t give up. i’m also fluent in romanian (my native language) and english :))

[@loubna4162]

Good Luck i'm trying to Learn french and english and russian now .

[@kanak4485]

Tu puedes!! >3

[@salmachl8068]

Good luck !! I can speak French , English and Arabic , and I m learning korean and spanish !!

[@straykiss_woo]

Wow!! That is amazing my man- I'm trying to learn Korean right now lmao. I haven't started on it because I don't know how to start learning :,)

[@ralaroselili1119]

Tips: 1. Vocabulary 2. Resources 3. Imitation 4. Making it fun 5. Pronunciation 6. Mistakes 7. Maintenance 8. Motivation I hope it helps u 💫

[@user-zr1rw8ri3m]

thanks

[@ralaroselili1119]

@@user-zr1rw8ri3m You're welcome)

[@yourlocaldatgirl3785]

thanks

[@ralaroselili1119]

@@yourlocaldatgirl3785 Not at all ^3^

[@theabodee7094]

Ty

[@kathyrias4863]

I also wanna add to the language learning tips! 1) With the vocabulary list, after writing down the new word and its meanings, use the word in a sentence. Remember, the whole sentence must be in your target language. This way you can strengthen your knowledge on how to use the word and it actually makes it a lot easier to remember (depending on how many times you used it in a sentence. 2) During the familiarizing phase, it's a lot better to watch something first before reading something. It's a lot more efficient when you see and hear the language you want to learn about instead of just seeing it. This also help you be more aware of the intonations to use so even when you come across an unfamiliar word you would intuitively know how it would sound like (it might not be necessarily accurate but it's good enough; you would also feel more confident about yourself when you guessed right on how to speak that word ^^ at least that's how it is to me :P) 3) Visualizing is your friend. While visualizing tho, try to make your inside voice speak in your target language.

[@ДарьяАтаманчук-у5ю]

Thank you ❤️

[@eunice441]

also watching or reading kids books or cartoons at first, the words they use are easier and the phrases aren’t complex!

[@shanealcel2931]

thanks! i think this is really effective. ♥

[@Iseon_]

Thank you!

[@deutschmitpurple2918]

Thank you for sharing. You are wonderful

[@fleurishes35mm]

My biggest tip is to constantly describe the things around you in your desired language. It's really good at helping you phrase things on the go- and it immediately highlights gaps in your vocabulary, as well as identifying which words are relevant in an everyday context, as opposed to vague, ethereal language in your textbook that's less relevant to your daily reality 💕💕💕

[@deutschmitpurple2918]

I totally agree with you. With this method, we never forget the words and gain self confidence

[@blackemojianimations7139]

@@deutschmitpurple2918 am Actually in this Video coz i wanna Learn Deutsch :) and subbed ✌️😉

[@deutschmitpurple2918]

@@blackemojianimations7139 ❤❤🥰🥰

[@v2Heart]

Noted! That’s a good tip

[@n1ka_gacha]

im Russian but grew up in us so im trynna reconnect with my origins im trying to learn Russian bc my parents speak russian

[@luisguilhermeoliveira5794]

As a language teacher, one of the biggest challenges I have is to show students that learning a new language is more than memorizing words. I've seen students trying to memorize the entire dictionary way too often hehe

[@dani..luv1]

something I do is making up a story in the language I wanna learn (once I already know the basics of the language) a few sentences a day or just one paragraph is good. It takes a week and it’s good practice it keeps me busy and I’m not so bored while doing it

[@belladvwn]

that's a great idea too thanks for sharing!🤩

[@smokiis9099]

Oh what a great idea! I will try that! Thanks 😊

[@-bitzy-]

YES! when i previously studied spanish, (i am learning korean now) my sisters and i would write stories or talk to each other

[@Luvjsob]

That's what my spanish teacher did! What language are you learning I'm starting Thai but there aren't a lot of rescources on youtube about Thai unfortunately,

[@dani..luv1]

@@Luvjsob I’m learning Spanish !!

[@ibato3999]

I don't know if anyone is going to read this but... I am a 13 year old who speaks arabic + 2 dialects, english and french and i am learning japanese right now. I am so happy with the progress i made so far

[@kenza5560]

Tu parles français ?? J’ai exactement le même âge ! Je veux essayer d’apprendre l’arabe et l’anglais et le japonais mais je n’y arrive vraiment pas

[@1luvxSummer]

​@@kenza5560 Tu peux le faire! Même si j'ai un an de plus que toi

[@Rogina-rz2fn]

How did you learn English? I am 14 and I want to learn it in fact there are other languages I would like to learn but I would like to start with English

[@ibato3999]

​@@Rogina-rz2fn what languages do u speak?like your native language, and as for your question there are many ways i learned English from , most useful ones were watching natives talk(like watching tiktok in english) also practicing communication (having conversations in English) if you have any questions i'll be more than happy to help you ❤

[@ibato3999]

@@kenza5560 c'est un peux compliqué 🥲(surtout l'arabe ) si tu veux je peux t'aider (pardons je n'ai pas vue ton commentaire avant 🙂🤍)

[@bxttercup294]

as someone who struggled with language learning, i think it’s really important that you’re doing it because you have genuine interest in it because my motivation was initially it’ll look good for college, but now it’s i want to visit that place and talk those people!

[@rikazzr]

languages I'm learning/hoping to learn and become fluent in this year

[@Gulmi24]

what are your resources for learning languages?

[@musicl0ver_7]

@@Gulmi24 I personally recommend duolingo for the basics (however duolingo is not that good if you want to learn a language with a different alphabet), babbel (costs money though), Busuu (completely free language learning courses), and Quizlet for flashcards

[@dnyaneshwari_kuma_club]

Finally someone who thinks like me and wants to learn many languages 😌

[@ilovestrawberry1246]

this are the languages I wanna learn tooo (Asian languages all they wayydyydhdh) and German too....I am learning Japanese and my exam is in July (I hope I'll pass though)

[@ponta1162]

Cantonese... so nice! 👍

[@alexae6358]

I can speak 4 languages but I never studied any of them. I grew up in a family who spoke 2 languages (Latvian and Russian). I learned English through movies, series and KZbinrs. And now I live in Germany so eventually I ofc learned German. But I find it difficult to study languages if I’m not surrounded by the language all the time and if I don’t get to talk to the native speakers.

[@katerinsshelt3680]

Currently I'm living in German Switzerland but I learning German doesn't go naturally bc native speakers talk to me in English. How did you learn it?

[@alexae6358]

@@katerinsshelt3680 KZbin videos. Ask people kindly to talk to u in German instead of English. If they keep talking in English try answering in German. Most importantly don’t be scared to make mistakes. BTW are you working or studying?

[@aphreyy]

You used a German sentence structure in your comment 😆

[@iam.lalala]

That’s why if you are learning language (e.g korean) try to befriend with some korean people. You can install some apps that will help you to find a friend in another country. I use twitter only and i found some good Korean friends there. Try it 🌼

[@alexae6358]

@@iam.lalala I’m learning French and I think it’s easier for u cuz I’ve seen plenty of apps and stuff for Korean language on TikTok, but I haven’t seen one for learning French 🥲

[@vistasmelody]

언어 공부에는 진짜 끝이 없는 것 같아요ㅜㅜ 이렇게 영어를 원어로 쓰시는데도 단어장을 정리하시다니ㅜㅜ 너무 유용한 방법 말씀주셔서 감사합니다 영단어 정리를 중고등학교 이후로 안해서 다시 시작해보고자하는데 혹시 시간 괜찮으시다면 나중에 구글닥 영단어 정리도 간단히 소개해주시면 감사하겠습니당!😍

[@deutschmitpurple2918]

I totally agree with you. When I learn new languages, I feel myself so happy and confident

[@transliteraria]

I am brazilian and I am learning english, spanish, italian, french and korean. I think that is working. Amazing video! 🥰

[@belladvwn]

wow what a list🤩 good luck!!

[@maira244]

Hey Camila awesome! I learning portuguese and english too!

[@angelica-sl5jl]

I’m glad that there are actually people that want to learn Spanish ^^ I’m a fluent Spanish and English speaker (my race is Hispanic) I’m trying to learn Korean and this is helpful

[@mangusteen2611]

Can you recommend me some Spanish books which are available online to learn grammar? My knowledge on Spanish language is null.😂 But l like to learn it.

[@Hi83088]

@@mangusteen2611 honestly same :,)

[@thegamerunicorn697]

I've been trying to learn Spanish because I am hispanic(Mexican) but my hispanic parent did not teach me Spanish when I was young. I wish I had more people to talk to to help me become more fluent TT

[@stefaniemoya8173]

@@thegamerunicorn697 omg same but in my case is about english, I need someone to talk to so that I get more fluent

[@angelica-sl5jl]

@@thegamerunicorn697 if I knew u In real life I would help but I don’t 😭😭😭

[@antonia355]

I speak Hatian Creole,Spanish,English,French, I’m retaking French because I barely speak it. I want to learn portugués and Italian but I don’t know how to start, with that video now I know what to do. Thank you so much For those who wanna learn any language, just be patient and don’t overthink the idioms, YOU CAN DO THIS, GO FOR IT, YOU GOT THIS GIRL ❤✨

[@rrohitha1712]

Summary: 1. Vocabulary (definitions, translations, list of words) 2. Resources (books, dictionaries, websits, italki) 3. Imitation (fake it till youm make it) 4. Make it fun 5. Pronounciation (podcasts, audio books)# select dialect before you start 6. Mistakes 7. Maintenance (translating/transcribing)# ted talks, dairy writing 8. Motivation Thanks for the tips and tricks btw😊😊😊

[@brentbuchanan7044]

One thing I appreciated about this video was your vulnerability to admit you were still learning and building. Great video!

[@rnjsmdk]

헉 ㅠㅠㅠㅠ 언어만 유독 어려워하는 저에게 너무 유용한 영상이에요ㅠㅠㅠ 영상 감사해요 매일매일 봐야겠어요 ㅋㅋ😆

[@colie8419]

Yes indeed :)

[@belladvwn]

도움이 되었다니 다행이에요🥰🥰

[@erinseely]

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[@erinseely]

Oop didn’t mean to say that

[@Thesistersreborn]

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[@typical.bellaa]

Thank you for this video! I’m a 13 year old girl whose goal is to learn 2 languages and be fluent in them by the time I’m 21. I currently speak English (my first language) and a semi-decent amount of Spanish (which I am improving on every single day) with hopes of learning Italian so that one day I can go to Italy and have no problem communicating with the locals. I love the idea about reading your favorite book in the language you’re trying to learn because that was actually an idea I had! I’m trying to read Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets in Spanish right now and it’s challenging, but when I recognize a word, it’s VERY nice. Thank you so much for this video!

[@Dodohee_dohe]

Hi 😊 there 😊. Can I be friend with you. I m 14 years old I'm girl I'm from uzbekiston. I wanna learn Korean and English. Because One day I go to Korea 🇰🇷 for live 😊....... Korea is my dreams cauntry. But english isn't my first languge 😢😢😢😢

[@pandabear0]

Thanks for the tips! I'm currently learning Korean and Persian simultaneously! My first language is probably English. I say probably because I grew up in a Hispanic household so I developed Spanish at the same time. I'm more comfortable with English than Spanish since my entire education was completely in English. Good luck to everyone learning! Let's create wonderful memories. If anyone has any specific tips for either language (Korean or Persian), don't hesitate to let me know! Thanks! 💓

[@Roody09]

Are you fluent in Korean? If no or yes, how many years did it take you to learn it? I’m trying to learn Korean because I got into Kpop and kdrama a while ago and I’m trying to fit in and understand and stuff, I’m using Duolingo but learning Korean as an arab + English speaker hasn’t been the easiest and I’m slowly giving up

[@pandabear0]

@@Roody09 @Wonyoungslvr I'm not fluent yet so I'm still learning. There's many good free resources online. If you are learning Korea and know English, I highly recommend Learn Korean With Go Billy Korean. He constantly has Livestream for specific lessons, he has a beginner playlists, literally has videos for every level. He explains really well and also wrote some books to learn Korean as well. That's my favorite resource to learn Korean.

[@masijafari7090]

I'm Persian and your comment made me smile.I never saw people who learning Persian. good luck❤

[@halasuniverse07]

heyy I'm learning Persian and Korean too! other than that I've learnt some French and German and I'm fluent in Turkish, English and Urdu. I learnt Korean mainly through dramas, i naturally picked up some so i decided to continue on with it. I took a Persian class in uni to get some basics down and recently have started watching Iranian serials too tho its hard to find them in eng subtitles. I managed tofind some with turkish subtitles so thats how i follow along for now

[@seventy167]

Her video edit is on another level wow love it

[@Heesoo_Ban]

하버드대생이 가르쳐주는 언어공부법이라니.... 귀하다.....💖 참고해서 열심히 공부할게요!🥰ㅎㅎ

[@myuniyt]

I learned so much that I will be implementing in my studies for Korean, Spanish, and French 😩

[@valeriehayne]

I'm planning on learning French, it's going to be my third language (hopefully) but I haven't learned a new language in so long that I kinda forgot how exactly I did it in the first place, or at least an order that makes sense for someone who doesn't know a single thing about it, so I found your video very helpful, especially because I did some of the things you recommend (and still do). btw, I recommend the DRAE dictionary for Spanish, it's the official dictionary for the language and it's really helpful for context (even though WordReference is amazing).

[@evonyaelyn]

This video is great! I never really considered the upkeep/maintenance as part of learning a language but it's so important. It's why so many people grew up speaking something and eventually forgot. They didn't maintain it! So cool to know. I'm an English speaker, trying to learn Spanish and ASL(I'd love to learn more, but my sights are low). But I have social anxiety and audio-processing disorder. So I have a hard time communicating with people in my native language either because I forget what I wanna say, panic and freeze up, or just get so overwhelmed no one understands what I'm trying to say. Then sometimes I just can't hear what people are saying. My family calls it "creative hearing" because I never quite understand, and tend to hear something they didn't say+fill in the blanks. It's like it takes my brain twice as long to register what other people hear with ease. These make the task of learning a language seem daunting and impossible... I would *love* to know Spanish and many other languages, but... It seems so anti-climactic. Do you have any thoughts on this?? (Didn't mean to write so much, I just really enjoyed your video. It gave me a lot to think about!)

[@dolphin9265]

외국에 살면서 다른언어를 접했던 사람으로써 벨라님 오늘영상 너무 공감되요! 8가지 카테고리로 설명해줬는데 너무꼼꼼하고, 저또한 언어에 제일 중요한건 모방=쉐도잉이라고 생각하거든요! 얼마만큼 관찰하고 따라하려고 노력하는지에 달려있어용ㅎㅎ 저는 한국어와 중국어가 제일편하고, 요즘엔 영어를 많이 까먹어서 다시하고있답니당ㅎㅅㅎ

[@deutschmitpurple2918]

Good luck in your life. I hope you can reach your goals what you want

[@khantzinhein2415]

Maintenance is vital. It really is. I have learnt English for like six years and I could communicate with people in English without any difficulty. But last year I had to take a very important exam and I neglected English for like four months. After that period, my English was terrible and it still is right now. I'm struggling to get my fluency back now. So don't forget to keep in touch with your target language even if you're fluent in it❤️

[@user-rc6lx2cq2i]

헐 한국인이셨어요..? 영어발음이 너무 좋으셔서 외국분인줄 알았는데 미친..갑자기 내적 친밀감 급상승ㅠㅠㅠㅠㅠ항상 좋은 영상 감사티비

[@StudyWithMe001]

Great advice - thanks for sharing Bella! Good luck to all my fellow students out there!

[@karlag07]

I started to learn english on my own since i was 8, now i'm almost 18, i took two years of english courses but i kinda "stopped learning" or "stopped studying" and watching this video makes me want to start again, ima use your tips to improve my english and grow my vocabulary, greetings from D.R🇩🇴❤️

[@phaee_x]

Your English is really good :) keep it up!

[@author.gabrielavrivera]

I have 2 goals mainly and the 1st is to learn Spanish to communicate with my in-laws better and the 2nd is that I really would love to read books written in their original languages.

[@rabiaazzaoui9750]

Thanks you very much. I am French but I watch your videos to learn English since there are subtitles. Your videos are beautiful and well constructed. Continue like that

[@Magnolia-]

I'm Korean and I'm still a student. I'm a native Korean speaker and I can speak basic English. I'm learning German now. I think it's a fascinating language, and if I could speak German as well as English, I want to learn Spanish.

[@Wonysfangirl]

i wanna learn spanish and seeing so much people wanting to learn too it really motivates me so good luck to everyone😄

[@yosoymajo6147]

El español es de lo más lindo que hay

[@KopiMm2]

I can totally relate since I speak Korean, Japanese, English, French, Arabic and Chinese. All of those languages, I self studied and used free resources that I found on the internet (except for Arabic and Korean since Korean is my first language and I learnt Arabic from reading the Quran). A very helpful tip is to use Quizlet for flash cards and pdf for working and “Study with me” videos to help motivate you. I hope this comment helps you to study! ✌

[@VYR15]

I speak English Urdu Hindi The languages i am trying to learn are Arabic ( was fluent but forgot the most of it) Chinese Korean Spanish Turkish Portuguese Quite a lot but these ambitions are high af

[@_z0mb1ebr41nz]

I’m fluent in English and Spanish but I’m currently studying Korean; I also plan to start learning Russian, Japanese, Chinese, French, Vietnamese, German, Portuguese, and Hebrew 🫠 Thank you for making this video‼️

[@butlerbertram2169]

I used this video to help myself learn spanish. And a year later, im very proud to say i am officially pretty much fluent in dominican/puerto rican spanish! But i will say, a very important part for me was actually getting friends that spoke that exact dialect to challenge me by speaking spanish to me like i was already fluent. That forces you to catch on. Surround yourself and youll pick up faster than you ever thought you would!!

[@ladysubs2377]

How did you get friends that speak Spanish?

[@tatii2479]

Hello! I'm argentinian and i am learning English. Your videos help me . Thank you!

[@MariJadeWrites]

I tried to learn Japanese before, but slacked off for a few months, want to get back into it now 😊 thank you for a helpful video

[@MariJadeWrites]

@cough ing thank you ❤️ i see nice, hopefully you can learn the rest of hiragana and then katakana and start with kanji as well 😊 good luck!

[@aleqxiaaa]

i’m from chile and i’m re-learning spanish along with learning french. I’m pretty much fluent in spanish now and i’m pretty good at french. My biggest tips are watching DISNEY live-action movies in whatever language you’re learning and put the subtitles in whatever language you are learning. Again, do this with LIVE-ACTION DISNEY MOVIES! Specifically PRINCESS ONES. They make such large obvious gestures that make it incredibly easy to understand. While learning french I often went to this little french café and spoke in french and talked to the french owner about how i was trying to learn french. Doing simple conversation is a good way to get experience on talking with actual people in that language. Also, while i was learning spanish again I shopped at ZARA a ton just to speak to the employees there in spanish. They literally all speak spanish. Have fun learning your language!

[@alicia_-oc9ox]

전 한국인이고 유치원 때까지 한국에 있다가 초등학교 4학년까지 일본에 있었어요. 그리고 지금은 독일에 거주 중입니다 :) 언어를 배울 때 저는 문법도 중요하지만 친구들이랑 노는 것도 많이 도움되는 것 같아요. 아직 독일어를 잘하지는 않지만 얼른 학교에서 자유롭게 독일어를 쓰면 좋을 것 같아요 😊 이 영상 보면서 열심히 공부하겠습니다 아자아자🔥

[@Dodohee_dohe]

Hiii

[@Barret_version]

I have an advice, it is START WRITING A DIARY, this will help you A LOT, it will help you whit vocabulary, it will help you to express yourself in your target language, and it's also really good to your mental health because it help you to acknowledge your emotions and feelings :).

[@mateconfacturas]

heyyy, I also speak Spanish, English and Korean. Since I'm Argentinian, Spanish is my first language. At the age of seven I started to study English at an institute (I'm 21 now) and almost a year ago I started learning Korean 💚.

[@atticus560]

Thank you so much you have motivated me to start learning a new language that I have been wanting to learn for a while, also I love your videos so much :)

[@kaymartin2807]

Hiii! I agree with your tips as someone who's native language is english, 2nd and 3rd languages are Dutch and German, and is currently learning Latin and Greek :)

[@I8Aliz]

I grew up with portuguese and Frensh, I'm learning English and starting to learn korean, because I wanted to learn something out of the romanization. Good luck to everyone who is learning another language!!

[@Mixedtrini777]

I’m using my iPad as a textbook book for learning Japanese! It’s free and I don’t have to buy any books! I love how minimal you are! Thanks!

[@yenvo2519]

Me too, but I do have a mini notebook for some quick notes

[@Aleatoire9]

I love this! I'm finding it challenging to find resources like books in Scottish Gaelic since it's pretty niche, but I'm cobbling together my learning 🥰

[@rhianna9420]

Why are you learning Scottish Gaelic? Since no one really speaks it?

[@aereoneatss5590]

@@rhianna9420 some people like learning dying languages and rare/unique ones just for fun

[@Poiesis11]

I understand you. I'm currently learning Latin, so far I've only been using Duolingo but I really want to get somethings that will help some more like books or something similar.

[@sprachverliebt]

Well hi Bella! Your video on language learning tips is incredibly helpful and relatable! I admire your dedication to maintaining and improving your language skills. Your tips are practical and insightful, reflecting your own experiences as a language learner. I particularly like your emphasis on building vocabulary, using online resources and practising with others to improve language skills. Your advice to 'fake it till you make it' underlines the importance of immersion and observation in language learning. I've found that listening to and imitating native speakers has been crucial to improving my pronunciation and fluency in various languages. Also, your encouragement to embrace mistakes and stay motivated is very much on my mind. Language learning can indeed be a challenging journey, but with clear goals and enthusiasm for the process, it is all the more rewarding. Thank you so much for sharing your valuable insights and tips! I

[@Clara-nl3hg]

Omg translating ted talks! Ive NEVER thought abt that and ive been learning languages for a LONG time, thank you that really effective for learning a variety of vocab since you can learn abt any topic

[@erii7816]

omg i have the exact same background as you!! i also started learned spanish in seventh grade and i’m going into tenth grade now. it’s so much fun and i luv it!

[@veronicasaavedra-u7s9]

Hello!!! My name is Veronica. I'm from México. I'm learning english, I saw that you are learning spanish, that is cool!!! If you want to practice with a spanish native I can help you, we can be a great team in this journey!!!!

[@bastianse8235]

I'm learning English and I want to get a C1 Level and I'm happy there are people like you who wants to learn my language (Spanish) greetings from Peru bella!.

[@maureentv4327]

Thanks for sharing those tips. I'm having a hard time learning different languages since my native language is Tagalog (official language of the Philippines). I'll definitely use it.

[@21serein89]

I’m with you! Hope there’s progress that was made

[@analopes8757]

I am a brazillian girl who tries to learn English over 10 years! But I still have so much hope, so thanks for the video, you inspires me.

[@shhaway]

hey everyone as a fellow languages lover, I have to say I love watching people fall in love with spanish (which is my first lang!)​ I share with bella the langs (im currently learning korean)​ and​ I saw a lot of comments asking for spanish tips and if I'm honest with you guys I think talking to a native speaker or inmersive experiences are prob the best ways to engage with spanish since it CAN get confusing, soooo in the remote case you're reading this, I can help, im fluent in eng (as you may have already noticed)​ so dont be afraid to ask ^^ I think​ making friends​ can also work as motivation to learn so it makes more fun!

[@Robin-Feldman]

Tips: 1. Vocabulary 2. Resources 3. Imitation 4. Making it fun 5. Pronunciation 6. Mistakes 7. Maintenance 8. Motivation I hope it helps u

[@younglee6718]

Wow thank you for sharing your advice on learning different languages! This is very motivating and informative for people who are just starting to learn a new language. I really liked how your explanations are really easy to understand!

[@belladvwn]

Glad you liked it!! thanks for watching🥰

[@succuluv1490]

I'm currently learning Japanese and this helped me alot! After Japanese I was going to learn Spanish, French and Arabic since the languages are close to English. Be patient everybody and practice regularly.

[@mhmadmatar9835]

I would advice you to focus on Arabic atm because Arabic is really different from all the other languages and as a native learner of Arabic it is probably the most complex language and I think you should focus on that first

[@junior230]

I’m Brazilian, and I’m learning English and Chinese. This is very hard for me because these languages are completely different from my mother language, and them by itself.

[@byungnanlee9675]

벨라! 스페인어까지 한다니 휼륭하네요~ 학습방법도 이해하기 쉽게 설명을 잘해주니 도움이많이되고~

[@belladvwn]

ㅎㅎ 감사합니다!!❤️

[@empresseternity1]

Languages I’m trying to reach a level of fluency in: - Russian - Spanish - Korean Although, I’m focusing mainly on Russian. It’s such a beautiful language. 💕

[@dariamimi3618]

Оу , удачи вам)

[@empresseternity1]

@@dariamimi3618 Я ценю вашу поддержку)

[@k1kimiki]

thankyou for supporting culture of a t3rr0rist

[@fieb7840]

I’m also learning Russian and Korean! So cool to see other people doing it too

[@coral8164]

For a new years resolution I'm going to learn Korean. I have tried to learn it a million times already and I have stopped, so hopefully 2023 will be a good year for Korean. I know 안녕하세요, 감사합니다 and 오요오, and hangul. Have a great 2023 everyone!

[@hazelk6540]

Amazing 🙌 this is the most thorough language learning video I’ve ever watched! Also the animation is so cute!

[@belladvwn]

thank you hazel💖🥺

[@순무-e2b]

well organized and useful video! Keep doing is the hardest part😂 올해는 진짜 가보자고 ..

[@7tv276]

언어는잘하는법은 포기하지않는것 입니다~

[@eliamoonhorse7503]

French is my first language, and i'm learning English since midlle school. I also learned German 4 years but i unfortunately forgot it, and I'm learning Spanish and Vietnamese. I also really want to learn Russian ! Good luck everyone ! And thank you for this helpful video !

[@skylarubyy]

im learning spanish and vietnamese toooooo

[@lucero3505]

I know Spanish and English and I’m currently learning Italian. In the future I want to learn French, Japanese, and Korean! Thank you for the tips. I’ll be sure to put them to use and hopefully these tips help me understand and study Italian better :)

[@ClaireBaker-m3r]

I speak Hatian Creole,Spanish,English,French, I’m retaking French because I barely speak it. I want to learn portugués and Italian but I don’t know how to start, with that video now I know what to do. Thank you so much For those who wanna learn any language, just be patient and don’t overthink the idioms, YOU CAN DO THIS, GO FOR IT, YOU GOT THIS GIRL

[@cloudgirl-j9s]

I'm Arabic , and I always try to learn languages , I can talk arabic fluently and that's normal because I live in arabic country , but learning english is my desire for a long time , I have a lot of vocabs but when I speak I faced problems like i forget the vocabs or being afraid and became nervous quickly ! i'll always try to learn and that's can't stop me but the real problem is I don't have anyone to practice with him english and that's make me a little bad and afraid when I speak .

[@shaniandreas6333]

Thank U brian, your concept about "listening while walking" very useful

[@nicole8950]

Me encantan tus videos! Y me pone super contenta saber que estás aprendiendo español 💜

[@lixlipp8304]

This is exactly what I needed . I loved your video♡♡♡♡

[@maizymusix]

These help a lot, I’m currently relearning korean (I didn’t forget it, I just didn’t learn it good) and these helped

[@Joselyn-m1n9b]

Que lindo que estés aprendiendo el español, tus videos son tan hermoso, amo lo que haces.

[@colie8419]

i used to also learn languages but i quit due to it being so hard :(

[@wotan1028]

@@colie8419 La neta no te pregunté pero bueno

[@Nikol-lu4so]

@@wotan1028 ??

[@wotan1028]

@@Nikol-lu4so que de que puñetas eh como que ??

[@Nikol-lu4so]

@@wotan1028 ??

[@confetti3836]

As my experience, communicating with people that speaks the language/dialect you're trying to learn is very effective!(when I lived in a province and communicated with people who speaks a dialect, it's like my mind starts to get into the dialect and connect to my native language somehow)

[@김은지-k9o4d]

영어를 항상 배우고 싶지만 한국에서 영어는 수험용이기 때문에 4번이 부족하네요ㅠ.. 오늘 영상 보면서 수험용이더라도 즐기면서 재밌게 공부하고 싶다는 생각을 안고 갑니다. 💖🧡

[@Easy_RealKorean]

I enjoyed the video. I am also a Korean studying English. I'm getting a lot of insight.

[@chrolka6255]

Murakami is one of my favourite authors too! His style of writing is quite simplistic so it makes sense to read his books in other languages. I have to pick one up in French ^^

[@noureenosama4365]

I'm native Arabic speaker, i learned English at school and I'm studying in department of spanish language, recently I'm learning Spanish, improving English and i want to improve myself in Korean caause I'm a beginner and i love Kdrama sooooo much, wish me some luck

[@sambaek1353]

me pone feliz que estes aprendiendo español, para que practiques español te recomiendo estas canciones que a mi me gustan tal vez te puedan gustar a ti : luz de piedra de luna - javiera mena fotografia -juanes hasta la raiz -natalia lafourcade ella es bonita -natalia lafourcade lento -julieta vanegas

[@iluzdeluna2452]

🤮🤮🤮

[@yunjinstvr]

I’m learning Korean and I turned my phone on the Korean settings.. I didnt know if it would be good idea to do but you putting that into the video making me sure it’s a good thing to do.

[@aestheicmiraculoussnigsee]

'' pronunciation is imitation "

[@Izumi-pw7zg]

This is just for me:) Vocabulary: finding words from movies, books Organize them in a notebook, have a vocab list, categorize them, write definitions, and revisit words. Resources: • Books, videos and articles • Websites and People

[@Iseon_]

Thanks🧸

[@szaboeszter6479]

You guys are amazing with your English !!!! I was born in England but I'm Hungarian,I speak English fluently and I hope to learn: Japanese,Korean , Spanish and Latin. And I hope you guys try your best to enjoy and learn your dream languages!Don't give up!❤

[@SyccRi]

Living in a household with english speakers made things easier for me to adapt too. It's somehow a habit me and my siblings picked up to speak in english (tho both parents aren't any fluent, and we're living in a country with barely anyone speaking english at all). So now that i am pretty much fluent in Indonesian, English and Javanese (my mother tongue), it's actually easier to adapt with unfamiliar grammar. Like for example, i am currently learning korean and i found it highkey different than IDN & ENG's grammar, but it was easier to understand how the grammar works than how it was when i started learning english the very first time- for short, it's like a headstart, lol. Thank you for the tips, despite what i've stated, i am super lost on how to continue learning Korean :') I've only been depending on language learning apps (Duolingo, Cake, Papago) and watching korean contents (K-pop, variety shows, k-youtubers etc.)

[@Violet-hm5tm]

Yayy another video!~ 😊😊😊 EDIT : Quite an interesting video, I liked the part about maintaining languages we already are comfortable with the most.

[@멍커스]

키야~~ 영상 퀄리티도 대박이고 내용도 알차고 그냥 미쳤당..!!

[@멍커스]

Excellent Sheep 저는 번역본으로 봤는데!! Bella님이 좋아하시는 책들 추천해주는 영상도 보고 싶어요!!

[@miikaduki]

I'm currently learning Indonesian, as my bf is originally from there, and we're going there this summer, I'm to meet his parents 👀. They can speak a little English, but I know they don't feel too confident in it. I want to be able to communicate with them without them feeling uncomfortable having to speak in a foreign language. Thanks for your tips!! I'm sure they will work well for me ❤️☁️

[@luffyyy9888]

How's your Indonesian going??

[@miikaduki]

@@luffyyy9888 it’s going pretty well!! Thanks for asking. I’m able to introduce myself and ask for people’s name and age comfortably. I can ask them what languages they speak, different kinds of foods they like or don’t. I can count to 20 from the top of my head and I know most used colors. I can talk about the weather, time or ask for directions if necessary. I’m talking slowly and my pronunciation still needs some work, but my bf is very proud of me for working so hard and it’s actually been very fun to learn!! Are you learning any language right now?

[@vonwolffen1166]

Hi!!! Thank you for your video, it helped me a lot! I'm a Spanish native speaker and I can recommend you to use Larrouse Dictionary, it explains too easy the words and ot would be great for your learning ✨

[@bhuvankembhavi8065]

I am happy🎊 🤓 I am waiting for your video so badly 🤧🥺

[@marsmartis2697]

her: read your favorite book in your target language for motivation :) me, beginner japanese learner, trying to decipher the first sentence of my favorite book which was originally in japanese: huh

[@apollo5351]

Hello Bella, i just want to say how amazing and good your videos are! I really love how you inspire me and others to study, but study in a fun and productive way! I really like this tutorial as it’s helped me, a soon-to-be French pro, haha, to enjoy learning that language! I hope your next video will be in study tips, and how you study and what helps you study aswell! I hope you have a great day/night and keep up with the great work :p

[@belladvwn]

thank you so much!!! I'm hoping to post a study tips video soon actually!😊

[@totallynotsolace]

Languages I'm most comfortable with: 1. English (most used daily) 2. Korean (mostly used at home and learning how to fluently read) 3. Spanish (medicore at best) Languages I want to learn: 1. Russian (started learning the alphabet) 2. Mandarin Chinese (seems useful to learn) 3. Latin (I heard you can take classes in high school and that it helps for understanding with English)

[@ayahusseinagha]

hI, I LOVE YOUR VIDEOS. Could you make a video about how you edit your videos

[@sam_salu]

i agree👍

[@astonishinglyy]

I agree!!

[@Chloe_Moon27]

요즘 영어공부를 시작했는데 쉬운게 하나도 없네요. 캐나다에 이민와서 정말 부딫치면서 배우고 있답니다!! 영상 도움 많이 되네요 구독하고 갑니다:)

[@pan2617]

Gracias por todos los tips! Estoy aprendiendo coreano y esto ayuda mucho❤️

[@kano_n._.]

This video was so helpful!!!!! I'm a Japanese student and I study English and Korean.I always think that I want to use them in my daylife.But I don't have any teachers or friends who speaks Korean😢Also，I'm afraid of airplanes.Though，I want to go abroad someday! Anyway，I want to be able to speak English and Korean!!!!!And keeping study hard❤️‍🔥❤️‍🔥 (If there are something wrong，please tell me!)

[@mina_8636]

It's really interesting for me how others learn languages, cause after summer break I'm going to learn my 4th language. I first learnt German and live in Germany till yet, then I started to learn English in the 5th grade and Latin in the 6th grade. Next year I'm going to learn French and in 11th grade I'm going to learn Spanish or Italian. But I'm not sure, cause if I want to learn Spanish I must go to another school. And lol I already started to learn Spanish on Duolingo, French also. So maybe it isn't necessary to learn it again at school, but maybe I would have good grades then. Haha 😂

[@clairdelune-xw2nr]

Ohh wow enserio?? 4 idiomas :0 ..ayy que increíble ... pero una pregunta cual es tu idiomas nativo? Solo curiosidad jejeje

[@mina_8636]

@@clairdelune-xw2nr Sorry I can't speak much Spanish only some things like hola. I started learning Spanish three weeks ago...

[@mina_8636]

@@clairdelune-xw2nr I used Google translator now, so don't wonder I know now what u said. Haha 😂 My native language (is it called so? Idk) is German.

[@clairdelune-xw2nr]

@@mina_8636 ohh ya veo..por cierto si se entiende jajaja ..ahh entonces eres de Alemania que cool ...mmm bueno deduzco que eres una chica cierto? Jejeje bueno yo si soy chica mucho gusto ^^

[@mina_8636]

@@clairdelune-xw2nr Yes I am. And where you're from?

[@ONANDON-u4z]

Understanding other languages, especially English has been challenging for me. However, with the help of useful extensions like Immersive Translate and DeepL, I've been able to overcome the language barrier. Moving forward, I'm committed to putting in my best effort to learn the language and not just relying on tools.

[@NgocHueNgocHa]

Wow, it sounds user-friendly! I will try it~