How to Learn 11+ Languages | Polyglot Reveals Secrets | Evolve Podcast

🌐 Join us for an insightful discussion on languages with world traveler and digital nomad polyglot Nabila. 🗣️ From learning strategies to immersive experiences, Nabila, Jack & Rafa share valuable insights and tips for language enthusiasts. Discover how Nabila is able to speak over 11+ languages and find practical advice for your language-learning journey.
Timestamps:
0:00 Intro
0:19 How many languages Nabila speaks
2:14 Process of learning a new language
3:44 The power of improvisation
4:18 Culture's role in learning a language
4:49 Food and language
6:42 Balancing studying vs speaking
8:58 Combining various methods (immersion)
10:21 The "click" phenomenon
12:25 Outro
🔍 Key Points:
Nabila, a polyglot, shares her language learning journey, including French, Creole, Gujarati, and Malagas from childhood.
She learned English, Spanish, Catalan, Italian, Portuguese, Korean and more through school, travel, and interactions.
Nabila emphasizes curiosity, immersion, and overcoming shyness as crucial in language learning.
Combining methods like books, apps, music, and immersion accelerates learning.
The "click" phenomenon - sudden understanding - is common in language acquisition.
Exposure through activities like listening to the radio enhances comprehension.
Language learning is adaptable and rewarding.
🤝 Join the Conversation:
Have you recently started learning a language? Share your thoughts and experiences in the comments below! What advice do you have for those taking their first steps into learning a new language?
🌍 Whether you're a traveler or learning from home, Nabila's insights will inspire and guide you on your language-learning adventure. Don't forget to like, subscribe, and leave your language-learning questions in the comments below! 🚀 #LanguageLearning #polyglot #language #languages

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[@sachaditelle]

You should believe it : I knew Nabila before she tried improv, back in 2007/2008 and she was definitely super shy! Keep going Nabou! La bise d'une Satch' qui te suit un peu de loin sur les réseaux et ne cesse d'être impressionnée par la nouvelle personne que tu es devenue 😘

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Wow, Nabila's evolution is inspiring to us all!

[@anniepark9938]

I love the word "improvising"! Thank you for this inspiring video! From Korea 🎉

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Thank you for watching!

[@eloiseh7629]

Let’s gooooo Nabila! So proud of your journey! ❤🙌

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Nabila 🎉🎉

[@languagelearningsessions]

Very insightful and informative! Thank you so much for sharing🙏

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Thank you very much for watching 🙏

[@wedocreations]

C’est le douzième vidéo que j’ai regardé et pour moi, elles sont vraiment bonnes ❤

[@jingonyemazi]

I'm Jingo Nyemazi from Rwanda. Excited to be here!

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Thanks for your message! We are so happy you are tuning in to Evolve from Rwanda 🙏

[@hugobeaumont9726]

Nabila Superstar ❤️🔥

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🌟🌟🌟!

[@awellculturedmanofanime1246]

such a random but impressive video amazing woman

[@evolve_hq]

Yes, we are very grateful to her for sharing her wisdom! More videos with her will be uploading soon 😉

[@larissas.8701]

La Réunion ❤ it was a good video❤

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Merci 974 lé la!

[@TakamakA88]

Hello Nabou you’re just awesome 🔥😊 La réunion représente 😊 see you soon Nabila 😊

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Nou représente!

[@YogaBlissDance]

For ex with the Italian, she tells us in 3 days I was understanding. BUT SHE DIDN'T SAY how much did she study BEFORE....WHAT DID she do before? Or was it b/c she knew French? I wish she had been clearer- yet I do admire her openness like "there are many ways."

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I guess we need to do a part 2 to ask her! 🤞🤞

[@ruedigernassauer]

"Italian", yes, the basic language is easy to learn and in written form it mostly can be directly understood if you´re at home in French language. But when you´re in Italy you´ll be in a dialect continuum and people there will talk to you, guess what, English! Basic Italian needed for Italy: Pizza, spaghetti, spiaggia. That´s it.

[@ruedigernassauer]

Bla bla bla. What´s the benefit of understanding ten plus languages mostly under average? "I understand 90 %", that´s like he doesn´t understand much. How many words do you have to know? Are 40,000 words enough? Or do you stop at 2,000 (like at Duolingo) and select the next language to be learnt? Crap.

[@LeBlogAva]

Mon ti zarab reprézante 🤍 So proud of you 🤍