How I learn languages - My tips on how to improve your speaking skills in a foreign language

[@LauraMaliszewska]

Which languages are you learning right now? Let me know! If you wanna learn from me, you can! Check out www.lauramaliszewska.com/courses-overview

[@antoniogenis542]

hello laura, s your english american or england

[@happyforevermg2958]

Un vídeo en español y tendrás más suscriptores de la noche a la mañana.

[@katarzynabuczynska6350]

I think she’s polish

[@maztbrooww5116]

I like your contents

[@LauraMaliszewska]

I speak American English.

[@ronniejamesdio6889]

Everyone: I am afraid of making mistakes when I speak foreign languages. Me: I am afraid of making mistakes when I speak my native language.

[@LauraMaliszewska]

Everyone makes mistakes all the time and it's not a bad thing!

[@ronniejamesdio6889]

@@LauraMaliszewska If they're foreign languages is not a bad thing, people can understand you, but when you make mistakes in your native language is embarrassing because you're supposed to be highly proficient, I still can't understand why people are so nervous or afraid of making mistakes in foreign languages. I feel more comfortable at talking to foreigners than people from my native country.

[@gonzalo4526]

LMAO

[@Softyvibes]

Made in Heaven same😂

[@emonlevircni4617]

@@ronniejamesdio6889 What is your native language? I only speak portuguese (my native language), a English with my portuguese accent (unfortunaly) and I'm learning german, I don't have any fear of make a mistake in my native language, maybe because my native language is super easy, but I really don't understand your fear.

[@jakegomez8279]

These quarantine days is the perfect time to learn

[@LauraMaliszewska]

Yes!

[@tonywilliams8922]

@@LauraMaliszewska Yeah I'm making the most of all of this downtime

[@adrianbobyk505]

Me too Every day I spend a lot of Time learning english. I read, watch English movies, and I keep my own notebook for English words that I am not familiar with. But I have never spend this much time for sth that I really enjoy. Stay safe and don't squander your potential. Do What you love since You finally have time for IT. I've progressed so much since the lockdown.

[@dean4162]

@@adrianbobyk505 your english is already better than a decent amount of natives out there

[@prachibainwal]

What things do you learn in quarantine, Jake?

[@PadamaaPaadamaa]

"Talk to yourself", that is an amazing advice. I do that trying to explain something that happened that day in target language by myself. And it is very helpful.

[@LauraMaliszewska]

😍

[@tammysegarra2379]

My native languages: Spanish and English Currently learning: Korean Will learn in the future: Japanese, French, Italian, German, Swedish, Russian and Mandarin.

[@puzzlecase841]

You got this! 👍

[@hemisferiocooper7622]

De donde eres xd por cierto lindos idiomas

[@youngjinpark1709]

화이팅! Puedes hacerlo :D

[@simplehuman8826]

Don't trust too much in goals because they don't make sense, if your system of habits is wrong.

[@deutschmitpurple2918]

Wow, great. I am learning Spanish, Portuguse and Russian

[@catsquad9830]

My native language: Norwegian What I have been taught all my life: English, Danish & Swedish What language I am currently learning: Spanish I have felt very anxious about learning Spanish and I am afraid to make mistakes, because I tried talking to a friend of mine (who is and was very supportive as well when I spoke to her) and suddenly someone I know said, “you can’t even pronounce anything correctly and your grammar is so bad”. It really hurt me and I genuinly started crying a bit after because I felt so insecure about it as I had practiced so much, but I have instead lately began thinking like, “well you shouldn’t talk to them anymore as they will just dim your light, you will master Spanish one day and don’t let anyone ruin your dreams for you”.

[@roxanavictoria1819]

Hmm something similar happened to me two weeks ago, a friend who is from a native English speaker island told me that she was worried about my pronunciation. I felt really really disappointed when I heard that, so frustrated that I even thought about what I have been doing all this time, I felt it's been just a waste of time all my learning process during the last past five years. Even I do not want to hold a conversation with anyone since she told me that.

[@LauraMaliszewska]

❤️ Learning languages is a personal journey. For some it won't really matter if someone comments on their mistakes or just says something random about their language skills. But for others, people like you and me (I also struggled with dealing with other people's judgement), it can be nerve-wracking. What helps is healing your wounds and moving on from the situation that hurt you. Learning languages may sometimes be hard because it's closely related to who we are and what we think of ourselves as people. If someone judges your speaking skills or your pronunciation negatively, it can affect your self-esteem massively. The way you've handled this situation and how you think of it now is admirable. I'm so proud of you and I'm grateful for your sharing this with us. I wish you luck and I know that you'll succeed ❤️

[@LauraMaliszewska]

It's never a waste of time, Sweetie ❤️Take some time to process it and then start again and praise yourself for making progress. You'll get there ❤️

[@taniagabrielaestrada5261]

Im speak spanish @Cat Squad

[@danielfranciscoguzmanponce1111]

Esfuérzate mucho y dominarás muy bien el español, que nadie te desaliente todo toma su tiempo. Mucha suerte!

[@papacitoche]

Language is a key to open the different world's gate

[@samuk3963]

I love this way of thinking about it

[@vematry1581]

Especially if you learn Turkish, everyday very interesting events are happening and Turks have a controversial history.

[@deutschmitpurple2918]

True, that's why these languages are so important for me

[@CouchPolyglot]

I have learned several languages by just "having fun" (reading Harry Potter, watching movies, talking to people - I am very extrovert :), reading stuff that interests me...). If you have fun, you will stick to it and will even be looking forward to it, so it won't feel like something you have to do, but rather something you want to do. It changes everything!

[@briannawayoe409]

ahhh ty!!

[@deutschmitpurple2918]

Thank you for sharing that. You are my idol

[@danielnoriegagarcia4756]

First thing I noticed was the color of your eyes. They are amazing!

[@LauraMaliszewska]

Thank youuuuu

[@danielnoriegagarcia4756]

@@LauraMaliszewska n___n ❤️️

[@jakubgumowski8230]

This comment made me to watch this video:)

[@Jule-mm4dr]

First few hundred sentences you say out loud when you start learning are going to be very hard to say. But it gets better. The beginnings are the most exciting parts of the journey.

[@LauraMaliszewska]

I love this!

[@MelissaJetzt]

When I'm speaking to a non-native speaker in English, I don't really care about their mistakes. If I can understand that they mean, that's fine with me! I try to remember that when I venture out to speak with anyone. I've been doing this by speaking to my husband, who is fluent in two of the languages I'm learning. And by following Instagram accounts in my target languages to strike up small, simple conversations. If they correct me, that's great!!! It's so much easier to remember something when you get it wrong. Even when I missed a question on an exam in college, I would remember those mistakes even more clearly than the rest of the content! I also recommend speaking-based programs like Pimsleur or anything that is real conversation based. I like to listen to Easy German while walking around, cleaning up, or doing simple tasks. Thank you for these practical techniques! You really hit upon what people struggle with the most!

[@deutschmitpurple2918]

Thank you for sharing this beautiful message, Melissa. You are wonderful person

[@niavel9096]

Thank you for this video Laura! I’ve been studying English since i was in middle school, but without much progress, until in high school I proposed to learn it completely because I realized how much I loved it. I’ve been taking a course for about 7 months and I thought I’ve really gotten better. I understand 99% what you said. Now, I feel more confident and motivated. Thank you so much. I think I have to practice speaking more than grammar, reading and listening. So here we go! New subscriber!❤️

[@LauraMaliszewska]

You can do it!❤️ Thank you!

[@mjliu2067]

I've learned arabic language, im planning to learn next spanish language inshaa allah proud to be filipino.

[@lev2195]

Goodluck!!

[@languagesworld3676]

@@lev2195 مرحبا انا عربية واريد تعلم اللغة الفبينية هل يمكنك مساعدتي

[@lev2195]

@@languagesworld3676 انا اسف بجد.. انا مو اعرف اللغه الفلبيني.

[@languagesworld3676]

@@lev2195 مومشكلة شكراا

[@naouikhalil9397]

The first comment, Thanks Laura ♡ I'm learning English and you always encourage me

[@LauraMaliszewska]

Thank you so much! Good luck ❤️

[@kookietaeland9367]

Already learned :- Urdu , English Learned basics : french , Arabic Want to learn : Korean , Japanese , Norwegian Already learning : Korean Age : 12

[@evaklent8958]

I know that what i'm gonna say it's not relevant with your video (at the point point) but, I was asked once who is my favourite inspirational KZbinr and I answered that it's you. I can't be more happier and genuinely interested in improving my speaking skills. I remember when we had a video call on Instagram, I asked you some tips to improve my american accent and sort of speaking more fluently. I think it hasn't been more than 2 months and i'm really making so much progress! I can't believe it! I have already started not overthinking about my words and I think that is going really well, because i sort naturally speaking better and i'm more confident with my accent, especially when it comes to speaking english (as I would speak to myself) in front of other people. I think that, speaking to myself had helped so much, i can't put in words. I found some templates that have questions that they can be answered and i'm trying to answer them all correctly and analysing. Of course, KZbin has helped so much improving my general skills and using more "native" phrases and phrases verbs than I would learn in a textbook at my language school. To make a long story short, thank you so much for inspiring and helping people improve their speaking skills in a foreign language by sharing this video. I hope that your new start (creating lessons and all these stuff) will be helpful to willing english learners. Always loving youu❤

[@LauraMaliszewska]

Evageliakl ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️

[@lorelikesthings]

Native language: English Can understand: Spanish Currently learning: Spanish, Japanese, French Want to learn: Russian, German, Latin

[@hemisferiocooper7622]

Fino vale suerte con los demas idiomas

[@Sun_Benny]

I'm a native Russian speaker. Anyway if u still wanna learn Russian keep your learning up. :)

[@raha2849]

You know your words made me motivated😭😘. Sometimes I get tired but I dont really want to give up. I hope I can speak all languages I really like one day.

[@Sun_Benny]

I believe in u. Keep it up! :>

[@Musicienne-DAB1995]

This is an excellent video, Laura. Personally, I always find it impressive when non-native speakers make the effort to learn a foreign language and even pursue education in it-- like yourself. The advice about confidence really demonstrates the link between Linguistics and Psychology. I have a long way to go in terms of building confidence, as I still succumb to mental blocks about speaking German. In fact, I can read German quite well, and can write at least a few paragraphs in the language. But the major issue is not having enough vocabulary, so your advice about saying something in a simple fashion really resonated with me. Thanks very much!

[@LauraMaliszewska]

I'm so happy this resonated with you! I know what you mean - I feel like that with French all the time. The thing to remind ourselves of is that it is literally not that big a deal haha

[@elzamili]

I'm going to start learning 4 foreign languages (( Turkish, Spanish, Persian and Russian ))

[@victorinvestbr]

All at once? You are on fire!

[@elzamili]

@@victorinvestbr yes 🙂

[@elzamili]

@@victorinvestbr First I'm going to learn the basics for 20 days : Day 1+2+3 : Spanish language Day 4 : Review for Spanish Day 5+6+7 : Turkish language Day 8 : Review for Turkish Day 9+10+11 : Russian language Day 12 : Review for Russian Day 13+14+15 : Persian language Day 16 : Review for Persian Day 17 : Review for Spanish Day 18 : Review for Turkish Day 19 : Review for Russian Day 20 : Review for Persian

[@poohoff]

How many languages are you fluent in?

[@elzamili]

@@alessbritish228 we can learn together 🙂

[@myjapaneselanguagelearning8193]

fun game: translating children's books from your native language into your target language. plenty of practice sentences with common words and easy sentence structures that help you identify the gaps.

[@speakingenglishcoach7277]

Not always good, for ex. in Italian children's books are written in a past tense that isnt' used that often...and kids language is sometimes quite different than adult...

[@leosantos6770]

I'm Brazilian 🇧🇷. i'm learning english by myself

[@brunasouza2851]

Me too

[@vidalon3231]

I love your way of thinking so much!!! People who like foreigner accents and who understand our situation are just amazing!

[@alicelessa6058]

I love that your tips are so original

[@LauraMaliszewska]

❤️

[@LetRoriz]

I loved your tips! I will try to improve my English ... My listening is good because I practice every day but speaking is the hardest part.

[@andreafonseca4173]

I'm spanish speaker and l love your english because obviusly is not my native language but l can understand you very well!!

[@LauraMaliszewska]

amazing, Andrea!

[@user-mrfrog]

Góðan daginn! Ég heiti Jeffrey. Ég er frá Québec. Ég er að læra íslensku! Takk og bless! :)

[@Veaseify]

The best part about even knowing a little of a foreign language as a tourist is that local people go out of their way to help you because you are trying to communicate in their tongue. Even if you say something grammatically incorrect or simply run out of vocabulary to finish a sentence you get rewarded for at least trying.

[@jasminhatem1251]

i speak arabic and english and i have been learning french for 10 years but i still feel stuck at the same level so i am trying your videos❤️❤️

[@MirandoHaciaArribaConEmily]

Wow what a helpful video! Thank you for sharing so many great tips and helping us language learners develop a positive mindset to enjoy the learning process! Best wishes from Boston, US.

[@LauraMaliszewska]

You're so welcome, Emily! ❤

[@anaclarajac8268]

so, i speak portuguese (native language), dutch, english, and now i'm trying to learn Russian, i have to thank Duolingo for helping me :)

[@miguellucas7114]

Duolingo está me ajudando muito tbm

[@Musicienne-DAB1995]

Good job! I'm learning Russian as well, but not with Duolingo.

[@bzhikurdistan4407]

I’m in love with your eyes and your smile, by the way thank you for your video It was useful, keep going ❤️🌹

[@LauraMaliszewska]

❤️

[@achuanaxxx6573]

I really appreciate your videos. You are a great person.... keep up the good deeds

[@michaelharris2640]

I speak, write, understand and can translate 5 languages. I am completely self taught. You will never learn a new language unless you truly want to. You have to really want it. You must read, write, speak, challenge yourself, watch films, music, DAILY. The more you stop the more you will likely fail/forget what you have learned. Laura I am so proud of you keep up the good work. Love your videos

[@someperson9536]

The benefit of speaking is that it will help you to remember your vocabulary and grammar. When speaking, try to use different vocabulary and grammatical structures. Try to say something else other than "It was good" when asked about your day, your weekend, your vacation, the movie you saw, and so on.

[@soulfull_islam]

After watching your video , I'm really motivated and I'm going to learn my target language without comparing with others..... once again thank you Laura ❤️

[@dominguezlopezkarlairene8918]

Hello I'm learning English and I'm practicing with your videos my listening skill :D it's so motivated that I undertand more and more

[@elifdilarainkaya3637]

My native language: Turkish (English feels like a second native, but it really isn't) Languages I'm learning: Spanish, Chinese, French Other languages I want to learn: Korean, Japanese, German, Norwegian, Greek

[@deutschmitpurple2918]

Prima, du kannst schaffen

[@willianbarreiro9925]

HELLO LAURA, HOW'S IT GOING? I FIND OUT YOUR CHANNEL YESTERDAY AND I'M ENJOYING A LOT, THANKS FOR YOUR TIPS. I HAVE BEEN STUDYING ENGLISH BY MYSELF FOR TWO YEAR, EVERYDAY IS A NEW CHALLENGE FOR ME.

[@LauraMaliszewska]

You are so welcome!❤️

[@aleksandrad7955]

This kind of videos is my favorite and I always find something to add to my language learning resources. Please do this video in Polish too.

[@LauraMaliszewska]

My videos are in English ❤

[@luckakucerova354]

Her voice is so pleasant to hear ♥

[@LauraMaliszewska]

awww thank you!

[@JustMuva]

I didn’t see the other video but I’ll definitely head over to watch that one after I watch this one👌🏽

[@joycemandarin1613]

Thank you for the tips!!! Being a language teacher as well, I'd like to say this is helpful for learners!! :)

[@LauraMaliszewska]

Yay! ❤️

[@thuylinhnguyen607]

This video is really nice. I can buil my confidence when I have seen the video from you.

[@LauraMaliszewska]

❤❤❤

[@ebrahimosman8590]

Native :Urdu The most fluent language i speak:English What im learning rn:French

[@petiojude012]

Hi Laura! Thank you so much for this video. I'm a native speaker of both English and Bulgarian and am also conversant in French (can also speak basic Spanish). Right now I'm trying to learn Afrikaans as I'll be spending time in South Africa next year and just really wanted to be able to converse in it. In the future I'd love to learn Hebrew and/or Portuguese. This video has given me some great tips!

[@langsandbella]

You're dope, Laura!

[@LauraMaliszewska]

Thank you! Yes, I speak with an American accent (MidWest/General American). Keep it up! ❤

[@langsandbella]

@@LauraMaliszewska My pleasure! Oh, it's really great to know

[@danielferreiradonascimento1001]

you are one of my inspiration. Congratulations for everything!!!!

[@LauraMaliszewska]

Thank you ❤️❤️

[@sridharnayak6717]

while watching i pause the video, i subscribed your channel and i watched fully You are really kinda sweet thanks for sharing wonderful tips ! I felt very happy and comfortable at the same time Thanks a ton :)

[@LauraMaliszewska]

Thank you so much 🤗

[@michelleonardo4389]

What I do is all the things that I can do to learn and pick up my English skills, and it's been working so far. Unfortunately, I don't have a speaking partner most of the time, especially on this quarantine, so I'm used to practicing my speaking skills on my own.

[@LauraMaliszewska]

Hi Michael! There are apps on which you can find online language exchange partners. Try Tandem or Italki 😊

[@michelleonardo4389]

@@LauraMaliszewska thanks a lot for your recommendations. I'm gonna look it up. ;)

[@languagelearningdabbler]

Also HelloTalk and HiNative 😉

[@mariz1231]

Heya! I am a Canadian that it is learning Spanish and this video reassured me that I am not on the wrong path - I talk to myself as well haha - I think it is easily overlooked that speaking to yourself is a great way to practice. It can often be stressful when talking to a native speaker. so if the basics are all down, plus certain topics + answers are in place it is much easier to start a conversation with someone and get some good practice in. Great videos!

[@klaudiajska1416]

You are not alone by taking to yourself haha I do the same with the languages I speak :D nice to see there is more of us xx

[@lauragweyani6631]

Haha it's true we all laugh at ourselves when we learn. Am also learning Spanish.

[@gerlautamr.656]

One way to learn Spanish is through music, but I don't recommend you listen to music like reggaeton, because the lyrics are said fast, which makes it hard to understand.If you´re a beginner, I'd recommend slower music like ballads or pop songs.These songs are much easier to understand and are beautiful as well.

[@gerlautamr.656]

Hi, you might find this list of songs in Spanish useful if you'd like to learn this beautiful language through music.Most of them are slow so they're easier to understand.I included various genres, as you'll notice :) Hope you'll like them! Cristian Castro - No podrás Cristian Castro - Por amarte así Cristian Castro - Volver a amar Cristian Castro - Morelia Cristian Castro - Amor La Oreja de Van Gogh - Maria ft. Natalia Lafourcade (Primera Fila) Sarah Brightman & Fernando Lima - La pasión Los angeles azules ft. Natalia Lafourcade - Nunca es suficiente Los angeles azules Feat. Carla Morrison - Las maravillas de la vida Los Angeles Azules - ¿Cómo te voy a olvidar? Laureano Brizuela - Sueños Compartidos Laureano Brizuela - Amándote Laureano Brizuela - Eres lo que quiero Laureano Brizuela - No hay adiós Laureano Brizuela - Tiempo para amarte Lani Hall - Te seguiré Mecano - Hijo de la luna Mecano - Cruz de navajas Mecano - La fuerza del destino Mecano - Me cuesta tanto olvidarte Mecano - No es serio este cementerio Miguel Mateos - Es tan fácil romper un corazón Miguel Mateos - Cuando seas grande Mi Sombra en La Pared - Miguel Mateos Mikel Erentxun - A un minuto de ti Duncan Dhu - En algún lugar Vilma Palma - Bye bye Vilma Palma - Mojada Café Quijano - La lola Los fabulosos cadillacs - Matador OBK- Quién le dio sentido a nuestro amor Miguel Bosé - Morir de amor Miguel Bosé - Te amaré Miguel Bosé - Amiga Miguel Bosé - Este mundo va Marisela y Marco Antonio Solis - La pareja ideal Marisela - No puedo olvidarlo Marisela - Ya no te vayas La oreja de Van Gogh - La playa La oreja de Van Gogh - París La quinta estación - El sol no regresa Amaral - Te necesito Nacho Cano (feat. Mercedes Ferrer) - Vivimos siempre juntos Sergio Dalma - Esa chica es mía Complices - Es por ti Guillermo Fernández - Con el corazón en la mano Jeanette - Frente a frente Jeanette - Corazón de poeta Jeanette - ¿Por qué te vas? José Luis Perales - Me llamas Arianna - En mi soledad Chris Durán - Te perdí Juanes - Fotografía Tatiana feat. Jonhy Lozada - Cuando estemos juntos Alejandra Guzmán - Llama, por favor Alejandra Guzmán - Hacer el amor con otro Laura Flores y Sergio Fachelli - Lo que me tiene aquí Vico C - Me acuerdo Yuri - Cuando baja la marea Yuri - Todo mi corazón Daniela Romo - Mentiras ( DJ RHEX VideoMix) Daniela Romo - La ocasión para amarnos Daniela Romo Y Manuel Mijares - Me alimento de ti Emmanuel - Pobre diablo Emmanuel - Enséñame Emmanuel - Olor a hierba Emmanuel - Este Terco Corazón ((Cover Audio)(Video)) Emmanuel - Detenedla ya Caifanes - La negra Tomasa Caifanes - Viento Los amantes de Lola - Beber de tu sangre (con letra) La ley - El duelo Andrés Calamaro - Flaca Benny Ibarra - Sin ti Diego Torres - Penélope Fandango - Un millón de maneras de olvidarte Angela Carrasco - Alguien como tú Angela Carrasco - Quererte a ti Dulce - Déjame volver contigo José Feliciano y Lanny Hall - Un amor así Luis miguel ft. Rocio Banquels - No me puedo escapar de ti Robertro carlos - Lady Laura Roberto Carlos - No te apartes de mi Roberto Carlos - Cama y mesa Roberto Carlos - El gato que está triste y azul José Augusto - Candilejas Miguel Gallardo - Otro ocupa mi lugar Miguel Gallardo - Hoy tengo ganas de ti Alejandra Avalos - Amor, fascíname Julio Iglesias - Soy un truhán, soy un señor Julio Iglesias - Con la misma piedra Julio Iglesias - Rio rebelde Julio Iglesias - Si me dejas no vale Julio Iglesias - Que no se rompa la noche Julio Iglesias - Me olvidé de vivir Enrique Iglesias - Si tú te vas Iván - Te quiero tanto Luis Miguel - Yo que no vivo sin ti Luis Miguel - Todo y nada Luis Miguel - Ahora te puedes marchar Rocío Durcal - La gata bajo la lluvia Myriam Hernández - El hombre que yo amo Heroes Del Silencio - Maldito duende Mägo de Oz- Fiesta pagana 2.0 (Videoclip oficial) La Unión - Lobo hombre en París Radio Futura - Veneno en la piel Julieta Venegas - Limón y sal Ricci e poveri - ¿Dónde estaras? Gianluca Grignani - Mi historia entre tus dedos G.I.T. - Es por amor Laura Pausini - Se fue Laura Pausini - Entre tú y mil mares Laura Pausini - La soledad Laura Pausini - Inolvidable Objetivo Birmania - Los amigos de mis amigas A las 10 en casa - Enamorada del novio de mi amiga Hada - Solo palabras Rebeca - Duro de pelar Minerva - Estoy llorando por ti Minerva - No seas malo Graciela Mauri - A nadie más Benjamin - No soy el aire Princesa - Rojo y llanto Pandora - ¿Cómo te va, mi amor? Pandora - No puedo dejar de pensar en ti José José - Más José José - Lo dudo José José - ¿Y qué? José José - Lo que no fue no será Carlos Mata - ¿Que por qué te quiero? Franco de Vita - Un buen perdedor Marcos Llunas - Para reconquistarte Chayanne - Dejaría todo Flans - 20 Millas Flans - Ay, amor Flans - Bazar Flans - Las mil y una noches Erick Rubín - Cuando mueres por alguien Ednita Nazario - Tú sin mí Oscar Athié - Quiero llenarme de ti Rudy La Scala - Mi vida eres tú Manoella Torres - Si supieras Mijares - Para amarnos más Mijares - Poco a poco Mijares - Bella Amistades Peligrosas - Me quedaré solo Amistades Peligrosas - Me haces tanto bien Monica Naranjo - Sóla Lorenzo Santamaría - Para que no me olvides Silvana Di Lorenzo - Me muero por estar contigo Luis Angel - Tú me quemas Luis Angel - Amar a muerte Luis Angel - Flor Dormida Alaska y Dinarama - Ni tú ni nadie Alaska y Dinarama - A quién le importa Alaska y Dinarama - Mi novio es un zombie Alaska y Dinarama - ¿Cómo pudiste hacerme esto a mí? Los prisioneros - Tren al sur Thalia - En la intimidad Soda Stereo - De música ligera Soda Stereo - Cuando pase el temblor Playa Limbo - El eco de tu voz Sandoval - A quien tú decidiste amar Raúl - Sueño su boca Viceversa - Ella OBK - Historias De Amor (Version 98) Sentidos opuestos - Historias de amor Sentidos opuestos - ¿Dónde están? Sentidos opuestos - Escríbeme en el cielo Sentidos opuestos - Tú y yo Caló - Formas de amor Caló - Perfume Shakira - Antologia Carlos vives - La gota fría Moenia - Déjame entrar Moenia - No puedo estar sin ti Bertin Osborne - Tú, solo tú Camilo Blanes - Pase lo que pase Alvaro Soler - La Libertad Soraya - De repente Gloria Estefan - Hoy Mocedades - Eres Tú Pablo Abraira - Amor marinero Rocío Jurado - Como una ola Trigo limpio - Te quiero para mí Trigo limpio - Maria Magdalena Los brios - Te acordarás de mí Sergio y Estíbaliz - Búscame

[@iangarciaviolanti3400]

Hey! I just wanted to say that I really love your channel and that this kind of videos helps me (and I think all of us are gonna agree) a lot! When I watch you're videos I always think "damn, this polish girl has a perfect american accent" and, as you mentioned in this video, some people try to approach that "skill". So, if you can make a video about that, it would help me (us) tremendously!!! I wanna sound like a native when I speak English (and other languages), but it's hard for me, so I thought that someone who didn't born with that accent but acquired it perfectly could be very helpful! Thank you so much for everything!

[@LauraMaliszewska]

Hi! I have a new digital course that is all about developing an American accent in English. I also have a new KZbin video on practicing any accent in any language, I hope it will help you!

[@lorettanortem9496]

Hello, I'd love to know more about your personal journey on exactly what you did rather than what we should do. I hope you'll make a video on that. You have some very true points there though. Thanks

[@giarose240]

I speak English and a lot of French but my family is Russian. I used to be able to speak Russian but not anymore. It's really broken when I speak. So please practise your languages!

[@LauraMaliszewska]

❤️

[@snegerek3442]

Nice and inspired video for me. Many thanks, Laura

[@codywilkinson3042]

Ur smile and ur blue eyes completed my day👍

[@reneyourlife]

I love languages too. I just believe the ways we are tought to learn languages are rubbish. I studied english for 9 years at school finishing at A-Levels grade. Afterwards I went to Britain for the first time in 2005 and i hardly could say anyhing. I then started to learn English by myself MY WAY! 6 weeks later I thought in English and so I was fluent. I've never ever since thought in my native language what to say or how do i say it in English in advance, like so many do who haven''t started to think in that foreign language already. 90% of all the words i used then i learned within those 6 weeks because i only learned what i wanted to learn because i liked it. that is a REAL difference to learning vocabulary because of any other reason, like they make you to do it, e.g. in school The game changer was the inner attitude, interest and the focus on what interested me the most of what i heard people say. Focusing only on that really fasten the process. Since the words and phrases we actually use in daily live are limited so it only does take so and so much time. Today i believe, that the only thing that is needed doing to acquire a language is either hearing or reading it. So there isn't much else to say. Maybe one thing: If you start to think about the language, how does it work grammarly? what does it mean in my native language? etc., like probably most do, you lose, like in any other area of life. It is the same when it comes to music, when i play my instrument and i just play without thinking i come up with some real new ideas. Or when being spontaneously talking to foreign people and especially when dating. people aren't so rational as we believe. doin't think to much unless all you want to do is thinking. :-)

[@AndrewMcWinger]

Can you make a separate video consisted completely of your laughs?)) You have such an engoyable, soft and sincere laughter, gee, I'd love to hear more of it!

[@Dana-sk4tc]

Thanks for the motivation! I learn English, German and Spanish. And sometimes I think that I stand still and that’s why I’m here)

[@OmarBallouta]

Very nice, I am learning specific languages too. Have a nice day.

[@LauraMaliszewska]

Thank you, Omar!

[@prajs632]

Your accent is fantastic!!!

[@abeledgardosoria9371]

You have the most beautiful smile, it's like the sunshine!!!!

[@sherlockandy7668]

The biggest problem for me is i can't hear the native speaker clearly so that I fear to talk with others.would you mind making a video about how to improve listening skill?

[@Musicienne-DAB1995]

Ask them to speak slower for your benefit. Usually, they will be sympathetic. Also, look up resources where native speakers speak slowly. For German, Deutsche Welle have a resource called „Langsame Nachrichten“ in which the news is read slowly in German.

[@LauraMaliszewska]

Hi! Start from listening to things that are adjusted to your current level and work your way up to next levels :) I have a Module on improving your listening skills in my course. The link is in the description if you'd like to check it out ♡

[@zuzasuper8934]

Thank you! These are very good advises! I am gonna practise that!

[@sjcyeyo4320]

I think you're pretty good at languages learning and I love you smile ..I really do ..

[@masa5300]

ok creep

[@GalaSalv]

Just discovered your channel and I love it!

[@RicardoMoreira-qe1rl]

Oh my God, I learned English in only this video and also I stayed fall in love looking your beautiful blue eyes... I have a dream to become fluent and I hope one day to reach this goal.

[@GoToMan]

Good luck, took me about 2 years to overtake English speakers in their own language. I hope this gives the confidence you need! Keep going!

[@dg7438]

Welcome everyone. Where is everyone from? And what is your native language? USA, English. I'm currently learning French and have tried to learn Russian

[@vinayakgakhar9919]

My Native Language : Hindi Currently learning: English, Punjabi and German Will learn in the future : Korean, French and Spanish

[@bonsoirfellas130]

i love ur eyes and how you explained somethin', good job!

[@wanttosayadrem2551]

Learning Polish can be a reason to be proud :) It is a beautiful but difficult language. If someone learns Polish, they can easily learn any other language, and certainly Slavic languages, e.g. Czech, Slovak, Russian etc. Laura, you must have a bigger brain or more neurons to learn other languages so easily? :)

[@everythingsrosie5026]

Thank you! I compare myself a lot to other language learners. Like when my friend who's learning Russian like I am texts me in Russian and I can't fully translate the sentence, I can just make out some words like "music" and "shoe". Same thing when I see someone post a pic with like a german caption on facebook and I can't translate it on my own. But I am working on accepting the fact that people are not the same and that people learn at different paces. And I also feel motivated to learn more when I chat with like a fillipino person and use some of their phrases like "Kamusta ka na?" "Ano ba?" and they are like wow. Even though I just know basis stuff.

[@adilaarab9344]

thank you for your motivating and inspiring video. i am personally learning Turkish. i live currently i turkey. the problem i have is that when it comes to speaking, i feel so bad due to the impossibility to utter correct sentences... guys if there is anybody who can speak Turkish well, i can speak with her/him in English (i am an English teacher) , french or Arabic. through this way we can learn ad exchange languages together.

[@joanae5857]

I speak Portuguese (my native language), Spanish and English :) I am learning English (C1), German and Swedish. I understand German grammar and I can write but I have difficulties in pronunciation, the same to Swedish.

[@issmailid8372]

Thank you for the tips beatifull lady!!

[@kennyphoun4880]

Great video ! I love it .

[@LauraMaliszewska]

Thank you!

[@juansalvadorperezmejia9558]

Very useful. Thanks a lot for your advises

[@user-kv1mt3xg8b]

I wanna improve my English or learn some other languages. And I wanna talk with other nation people but I don't trust noone. I'm just crazy

[@LauraMaliszewska]

you definitely can improve by yourself and then gain the confidence and build the trust with someone from a different country. Good luck!

[@JGS713]

My God, so many truths in this video. Loved it.

[@LauraMaliszewska]

Great to hear that! Good luck, Jaime!

[@thatboo6088]

Queen! Love you, your videos, and channels!! Stay blessed 💞

[@LauraMaliszewska]

Thank you ❤️ Stay healthy and safe!

[@mohammadnurealam9053]

hi, laura, excellent job. love you.

[@BeautyAnarchist]

French is my native language but I still have language blocks in it since I spent my elementary school years from kindergarten to grade 6 in francophone schools and then in middle school and high school from grade 7 to grade 12 I was put in English speaking schools so I feel like I’m missing some knowledge on certain things still so don’t worry if you think that native speakers are perfect in their own language because I’m not and I’m still learning

[@MyEnglishJourney]

Thank you so much... It’s an awesome video!

[@milaliah]

Thank you Laura!!!

[@rambade2856]

You giving very nice tips dear

[@cristianofidencio]

Suas dicas são muitos úteis e pratico muitas no meu aprendizado. Agora melhorando alemão, hebraico e russo.

[@דרורגיל-נ3ש]

Great video! Important and effective. Thanks from israel

[@ari3732]

Hi! I'm a native English speaker, who's focusing on learning spanish rn but taking it bits by bits on my own time for French (my dream is to learn 25 languages) . I'm confident in translating what I know for spanish, I'm just scared of speaking with native Spanish speakers and it's hard because I don't have any fluent spanish speakers my age that lives by me. They were all born in America so they're trying to learn Spanish too :)

[@gerlautamr.656]

Buena suerte 😊

[@abdullahmostafa6444]

Perfect,Laura ❤

[@susanacarraz4380]

Hola mi hermano y yo somos de México así que nuestro idioma materno es el español, si alguien quiere practicar podemos intentar algo. My brother and I are from Mexico, so our native language IS the spanish, if somebody wants to practice. Here we are.

[@comoaprenderidiomas2447]

Nice tips, great!!!

[@LauraMaliszewska]

❤️

[@eva.raya.1999]

Is there someone who is a native French speaker? I can help you with Italian. My level of French is very low and in 2 months I’m having my first exam of French at University. So I really need to improve my speaking skills.

[@laurasveloso]

you're amazing! I think it's Lauras' power hahah xx from Brazil!

[@nataliamaciejewska2069]

z każdym dniem coraz częściej tu wracam z nadzieja ze zrozumiem więcej nic zwykle🙃

[@Sun_Benny]

I'm a native Russian speaker. I can speak english fluently(almost I still have vocabulary to work on). I've almost learned Ukranian. I'm learning Spanish, German, Polish. Learning languages is my hobby :)

[@Insilencesaints]

Everything you said was true!👍👍💙💙

[@jamieredford5264]

cimer, c'etait vraiment utile. Comme u anglais, je trouve que pour la plupart, parler dans une autre langue est angoissant, donc vos 'tips' m'aideront beaucoup :)

[@wagneryamada7993]

I'm your fan and follower. Congrats and Thanks for all!...

[@zounashah671]

I realized I'm doing all these mistakes :D but I'm glad to see it all in one video so I can overcome them. My worst problem is stage fright. I'm worried ppl will judge me and look at me like I'm an idiot. 😂😂 Even though I've been told repeatedly that I speak good German for a foreigner.

[@williammasri1779]

merci beaucoup pour une video fantastique !