How To Learn Multiple Languages: How I Speak & Taught My Kids Speak 4 Languages at a Young Age

[@JamilaMusayeva]

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[@butterflybe2230]

I absolutely love that you don’t show your children’s faces. You are a good mother who respects their privacy, unlike other influencers. ❤️

[@JamilaMusayeva]

Everyone makes their decision. It is neither right or wrong.

[@butterflybe2230]

@@JamilaMusayeva I personally believe it is wrong because children are too young to consent to images and videos of them being published. It’s exploitative and robs them of their agency.

[@blueice011]

@@JamilaMusayeva Lovely, inspirational and informative video! Thank you, Jamila for sharing your knowledge, experience and motivational skills with us. Much appreciated. You did wonderful job with your babies - they are well behaved, kind children, with spotless manners for their age, while still allowed to be kids. That balance of structure, discipline, freedom and loving approach in upbringing is not easy to achieve. It's lovely to see a child that was thought responsibility while being well loved and nurtured. Congratulations! You are true inspiration and it's a privilege being able to learn from you. Best regards! XO

[@maeduss]

@@JamilaMusayevait sort of is (and it’s really concerning) since the kids can not go back in time and not have their image associated with something (once they’re adults)… Congratulations for not being one of those people selling minors images!

[@mctrimm7097]

​@@JamilaMusayeva I agree, it's neither right or wrong for a public personality to include their children in tasteful media. Children tend to be proud of their parents' lifestyle and enjoy sharing in it. If Mom makes videos then it's an honor to play a role in Mom's video.

[@leamubiu]

Her French is amazing. She may stumble on vocabulary, but her pronunciation is on point for a child her age, very intelligible and articulate!

[@JamilaMusayeva]

Thank you! Yes, it is not her native language but it is all learning in process.

[@leamubiu]

28:37 hahahaha elle lui a soufflé la réponse ! They’re very cute….

[@brianl6128]

C’est attendu si on va à l’école française.

[@leamubiu]

@@brianl6128 She’s a bit young for high school, don’t you think?

[@CollieNike3]

I suspect he means a French immersion school, which we have here, in California, where the instruction is done entirely in French. Most start at primaire. I wanted to send my oldest son to one of them, but it was prohibitively expensive, unfortunately.@@leamubiu

[@selsabil6401]

Thank you for your tips. i know arabic and english and french, and I am trying to learn german . Here are the tips she mentioned ⬇️ 1. Start with the language you love 2:58 2. Find your best medium of learning: visual , audio 5:54 3. Make use of free online resources 8:01 4. Consistency over intensity: do it little by little but daily 8:54 5. It is a process, not an end result 10:32 6. Take a break, if you need, but do not stop 15:33 7. Speak it! 16:12 19:48 the kids clip Mashallah ( they are amazing. God bless them ❤)

[@lazvegaz]

Merci! Shukran!

[@OynurUmrzoqova]

Shu all idrokiz bilan, iltimos etiket sizda yuqoriligi hurmati yopiq kiyinib chiqing. Kuzatuvchilar orasidagi muslimalarni ham hirmat qilgan holda klassik uslubda yopiq kiyinb chiqsez juda yaxshi bo'lardi.

[@amyethridge1798]

Your children will be so grateful to you for teaching them all these languages! How wonderful 😊

[@JamilaMusayeva]

You are so kind

[@Devilishka7]

​@@kachi9293I think it really depends on one's attitude towards the experiences. If you choose to see the negative, then that's what it will feel like. As humans everybody has this strange need to belong, to give everything an official label... I never understood it. I was born in Poland so I'm Polish, you're Icelandic as that's where you were born. However, that's only an answer to give when asked where we're originally from. I live in Ireland since I was a teenager, I feel more Irish than Polish, but not quite 100% that either. I studied in Turkey and felt more like myself there. I also study two more languages and hope to explore their culture as well. I personally like this mixed feeling. We don't need to be one thing or another just to satisfy somebody else's need for answers. There's nothing wrong in feeling like a mix of everything, to like one country, and a different language, to associate more with one thing than another... And yet, have this great gift of being able to speak multiple languages which also makes it possible to travel, converse, and discover more of yourself along the way. But you may need to take a look at your experience from a different perspective to notice and appreciate the positives and the opportunities you've been given, as well as the opportunities it created for your future. In this day and age I don't feel like there is a need to belong to one country or culture, it's so easy to travel, to learn and discover that I'd be happy to keep doing that for the rest of my life if I can as I find it exciting. But of course everyone has a right to feel differently. Some prefer to spread roots in one place, others not so much. The only thing I know is everyone has a choice... And that choice is to either live miserable or happy and grateful and use what life gives you to your advantage. I'm sure all those people in your life meant well, but maybe they could pay more attention to your needs. I wouldn't force my child to learn more than he's willing to himself or have any interest in it.

[@Urmomlolllllll]

@@Devilishka7 I’m chiming in, if that’s ok 😊. It’s natural to feel “It’s a gift, embrace it. You can feel at home anywhere with ease because of having such an open and culturally diverse background”. Look at it with a positive mindset. That’s true but it all comes down to autonomy and self-determination. Learning new languages and immersing yourself into new cultures must be a choice. As a parent (and unfortunately this is the universal go-to approach) you project your own values, hopes and dreams onto your child. This is both conscious and subconscious and can sound like well-meant ideas like “well, this is your mom’s/dad’s ancestral language. This will benefit you.” “Play a sport. That’s healthy.” “Learn an instrument. It’s part of being a well-rounded individual.” We think we are being good parents but we are invalidating our child. Everything becomes conditional. Imposing is easier than confronting yourself with the reality which is “your child is their own person”. Why not let the child decide? Why does every Asian kid play at least one instrument? They all happen to be obsessed with violins and pianos?! Do all Korean kids in Germany happen to want to attend Saturday Korean lessons? Moving countries without consulting your child’s opinion or feedback is the epitome of selfishness, cruelty and peak invalidation! It’s letting the child know they really don’t matter and therefore have no say in it. I moved countries (across the Atlantic) and made sure my daughter was ok and equally positive about it. We made a promise that we would try it for one year and that she would get to decide if we stayed on or not. She was 8. Four years later, for health, safety and educational reasons, we had to move back to Europe. She was understanding and luckily also ready and homesick for Europe. Children don’t forget. Just like we don’t forget how our parents/people made us feel. I understand that some jobs (diplomats, missionaries etc) require families to constantly move around. However, I believe that even those moves can and should be discussed as a family with options of boarding schools or alternatives. Anything that would help empower the child. I guess what I’m trying to say is you are approaching languages from an autonomous approach, from the “parent’s” viewpoint. You choose. You are in charge. Kachi had no choice. He had no say. He associates the (unnecessary) accumulation of languages with his own disenfranchisement and his parents’ opposition to viewing him as an individual. It is deeply disturbing and breaks my heart that he had to go through that. Lastly, attitudes can and will change as you grow. I used to pride myself in being able to feel at home anywhere and everywhere. I instantly became a local and was treated like a local because I was “different” and curious. This was in the 90ies until 2010s. Now in my mid 40ies, my skin color didn’t change, my background didn’t change, my language skills didn’t change, the same places react very differently to me. The world has changed. I cannot hang out in Budapest with random locals chatting about whatever. I cannot go to Dubai (not that I would ever want to again) and be looked at as every other “tourist”. I cannot go to France shopping without security following me through the store. I cannot go to California without being mistaken for a tech worker. My desire to travel/explore has approached 0. Even the places that I always wondered about (NZ, Iceland and Singapore) are losing their appeal. Maybe I’m just getting old 😂

[@AY-wb8nx]

The way you look at your children is so lovely! I'm grateful that my grandfather worked so hard to keep his language alive in me whilst I grew up in another continent.

[@JamilaMusayeva]

Thank you so much!

[@ellaritter]

I am fluent in Portuguese and English, but I have gone to a school with mandatory German classes, and I am currently working on mt French. I can honestly say that nothing has helped me as much as this in my work life, many books and articles with key points and new ideas are published in different dialects, and to be fluent is extremely helpful.

[@JamilaMusayeva]

Absolutely!

[@theresatrevethan7254]

Your daughter speaks well in all languages! I love how her body language and gestures change with each language. ❤

[@JamilaMusayeva]

Thank you ☺️

[@Paumere]

Your family seems lovely! I love that your children’s voice tone is very similar to yours: very calm, easy to understand and elegant (but appropriate to their age)!

[@JamilaMusayeva]

Thank you so much!☺️

[@Paumere]

@@JamilaMusayeva you are very welcome, keep up! 💯

[@shaimaakerroumy4910]

Hiii I loved this video so so much. I am fluent in Arabic and English. I am working on my C1 French diploma, and I am at the intermidiate level when it comes to Turkish. My goal is to be fluent in Arabic, French, English, Turkish, Spanish, German and Chinese by 2030 and this is a challenge that will always be a financial priority for me especially since it will boost my career as an executive assistant full time, looking to become a virtual assistant on my spare time. ما أجملك يا جميلة

[@JamilaMusayeva]

Good luck!!

[@rpllfmfm]

What a treat to watch you interacting with your kids! They are lovely!

[@JamilaMusayeva]

Thank you so much!

[@aintgotnotltc]

I could not stop smiling watching you interact with them. So endearing and heartwarming. The advice you gave when you said that learning a language is a continuous process and never ends really spoke to me.

[@JamilaMusayeva]

Thank you ✨🤍

[@WorldOfEmm]

What a beautiful family you are! I also speak 5 languages and it's my dream to one day be able to share this passion with my child like you. Truly inspiring, thank you for recording this x

[@JamilaMusayeva]

Thank you very much 🥰

[@niki-mars955]

I smiled through your interactions with your children. So sweet.

[@JamilaMusayeva]

😊 thank you

[@lexieredfearn478]

I don’t usually comment, but I just wanted to say thank you for being such a great female role model! Genuinely I look up to you so much ❤

[@JamilaMusayeva]

Wow, thank you! ❤️

[@shey-w8i]

Omgg love this!!! Thank you for the tips. My goal is to learn French and Italian. Your kids are so adorable. You can tell your daughter feels more comfortable with Azerbaijani and French. I’m so proud of their accomplishments at such a young age. You guys are my inspiration ❤😊

[@JamilaMusayeva]

Thank you very much 🙏🏻

[@muhammadasadkhan1729]

I consider you as a teacher and following you from a long time may Allah (SAW) bless you more and your childrens also. Love from pakistan

[@JamilaMusayeva]

Thank you!

[@reneecrotty6910]

Oh Jamila, I'm so proud of your children that I got teary when they were speaking English and other languages! They inspired me to continue learning Japanese as I did stop for a decade after I lived there and I forgot alot haha 🇦🇺🇦🇺🇦🇺💜 And now I'll continue in French too before I forget alot xx

[@JamilaMusayeva]

Thank you! I am glad to hear it 😌

[@genteelcowgirl0119]

Awe! 🙂🥲 I too am being encouraged to continue my Japanese! Your comment even more inspired me. I had only been learning in high school for two years & I havent been in practice for the same amount of time so ive sadly lost almost everything but few basics :( I have all my books & binders though just no sensei to speak with! I also plan on picking up French :D I wish you well on your language learning journey ;). Thank you for this comment, Japanese is my favorite language & I have always been in love with it since a very young age. I miss the way it felt when I could instantly connect with it. Continue pursuing your passions.

[@andrea.szerdahelyi]

I've been begging for this video for months. Thank you for making this! I can't wait to watch it and learn all the useful tips 😊

[@JamilaMusayeva]

Glad it was helpful!

[@lolajacomino6574]

I need to congratulate you for the effort you are putting in educating your children. Thank you so much for this video. That’s good parenting. Your children sound relaxed as you are too. ❤

[@JamilaMusayeva]

Thank you so much!

[@ChannelFiend]

This video is so AWESOME & you were talking to me when you spoke about not quitting. I have been exposed to languages since I was 12 (I'm now 52). I am re-exposing my self to 2 languages (Spanish & Italian) while learning 3 others (German, Korean, & Chinese). Please remind your children of how brave, intelligent and amazing they are for taking on learning different languages. Oh, and they're adorable as well. Thank You for this video!!! 🙏🏽💝

[@JamilaMusayeva]

Thank you for your kind words 😌💕

[@09victoria]

I have been studying Korean for 11 months. I was worried at first but I have improved a lot. My family's native language is French but growing up my parents only spoke to me in English. A few days ago I started learning French and I have been able to balance learning French and Korean. I'm 20 years old and I would love to learn more languages~~

[@MusicBoxAlsoWater]

If you haven't purchased a lot of materials or if you're using online materials, you should try the laddering technique. Meaning you can learn French from Korean, if you feel comfortable enough to do so. It helps you to better your Korean and learn French at the same time, vs always utilizing your native language to learn a new language.

[@09victoria]

@@MusicBoxAlsoWater Thanks for the suggestion. I'll try it out :)

[@haniyeh-hfp]

​@@MusicBoxAlsoWater nice way! I use this to learn English and Japanese, you need to be a little fluent in one of the languages (like A2 or B1) ​​then this method is great

[@MusicBoxAlsoWater]

@haniyeh-hfp Yes, absolutely. I'd say a little closer between B1 and B2, so that you can kind of understand concepts a little better, but it varies person to person. I think if this person was going from French to Korean where letters/characters are totally different, they might need more of a higher intermediate, so that they don't feel defeated.

[@samiabamia]

ive never heard of laddering, how can you learn a language from nother language your learning. @@MusicBoxAlsoWater

[@anastasia.l]

Big respect for teaching your children with so much love, dedication and discipline! They will profit so much from this education in their lives, not only through the languages but through the experience. It will boost their confidence, drive and love for life-long learning 💪 I can tell from my own experience how the hard work pays off and the process of learning and reaching a higher level can be so much fun. I earned my first foreign language at the age of 7, which ended up being my second native language and then added new languages gradually over the years. I now speak 3 languages at a native level, another 2 fluently and one at a basic conversational level. My 3-year old son is growing up speaking 3 languages and it's amazing how big his advantage already is now comparing to all the hard work you have to put in if you learn languages later in life. It takes a lot of attention and discipline from our sides though to guide him in his learning journey, but it's absolutely doable in our everyday lives. It takes years to master a language, but it enriches you in so many ways!

[@JamilaMusayeva]

Thank you so much for your kind words ☺️ And, yes, could not agree more with you about discipline that it takes. You are doing a great job as well!

[@Fishaq]

Thoroughly enjoyed this video and seeing your children speak multiple languages. I speak 4 languages fluently and trying to learn a fifth❤️. Adorable family, Ma Sha Allah!

[@JamilaMusayeva]

Wonderful! 🫂

[@kathyalex778]

She is Orthodox Christian

[@YogaBlissDance]

YOu experienced trauma it seems like. Also you mentioned machines/AI but there are other benefits to knowing languages, ONE HUGE ONE is brain health, delaying Alzeihemers, concentration etc. No one should force kids if they really are not enjoying it though of course. @@kachi9293

[@komalgupta8528]

Seeing you interacting with kids is such an ineffable thing. We loved this .And I'm fluent in four languages Hindi English Punjabi and Bhojpuri ..Im in process of learning French this video is really helpful as usual. Your kids are super adorable..The whole aura was soo pure ☺️💌

[@JamilaMusayeva]

Thank you so much for your kind words. Good luck to you!

[@komalgupta8528]

Thank you Ma'am 🤗♥️

[@mirashova]

Hi Jamila, first of all, this dress flatters and looks amazing on you ❤ I'm from Turkey with both mixed parents, I am in my late 20s and an attorney. I lived in South Korea for 12 years. I can speak Korean, English, Azerbaijani, Russian, Turkish and Persian. Fluent in all of them and worked as a legal interpreter in my college years. I shared my information because due to my young age many times you encouraged me to take the next step in my personal growth, post-grad (your videos inspired me so many times while I was writingmy thesis), language skills, life updates even marrying early (got engaged!). You showed me many can done in someone's 20s, even with kids, thank you so much for that. In your previous language video and some related videos of yours, you encouraged me to study Persian more, because it is probably my most struggled language. I took a trip to Tehran a few months back to attend a seminar for giving a speech and I realised I was much more confident while speaking Persian, with the language and my body language, then I immediately remembered you and felt grateful. Thank you for always bringing good to us, thank you for being a muse to the younger generation And thank you for helping me to reach my better self! I would be extremely happy if we could have you here in Turkiye! I hope you will arrange a meeting in Turkey too All love ❤

[@JamilaMusayeva]

Thank you so so much for these very kind words! I am truly blessed to know that I can have that impact 🤍

[@zahraamee23]

Your kids are adorable and soften spoken just like their mommy 💕

[@JamilaMusayeva]

Thank you!

[@khushi-rs3js]

Even though, I'm determined to be fluent in the languages I've picked up and i am progressing at a baby's speed, it's good to be motivated like this once in a while. Thank you so much for this video, very informative 🌛✨

[@JamilaMusayeva]

Great job! Keep it up!

[@highvaluequeens]

Baby’s speed is fast babe 😅

[@khushi-rs3js]

@@highvaluequeens I'd use this as my new mindset! Thank you for this change in my perception XD

[@loveofwisdom2]

Wow, this is so inspiring to start implementing a third language in my daily conversations with my daughter.

[@JamilaMusayeva]

Wonderful!

[@rosemaryy7157]

Amazing video! My parents never encouraged me to learn languages but now as an adult, I love it and know how important it is. I currently learn Korean and Arabian, but I can also speak Polish, English, a little German, and Spanish. My goal is to learn Japanese, Chinese, and French. I love using active recall methods, like flashcards, and mind maps, and making connections between the languages. After watching this video I feel like learning even more and if I were a parent, I would encourage my children to learn foreign languages as well. I wish you all the best! Lots of love to you and your family!

[@JamilaMusayeva]

Thank you 💓

[@bashaq]

Profil fotoğraflarımız çok benziyor.

[@lunaleroux]

Such an inspiring video with wonderful tips! I agree with all that was said! I'm fluent in English and my family's native language, Afrikaans. In March this year, I started learning Mandarin Chinese. After studying for months, I feel as if I'm not making any progress, and this is a common stage in the journey of learning a language referred to as the "plateau". The most important thing to do when it comes to this stage is to persevere and remember: consistency is the mother of mastery. Also, if anyone needs another reason to learn another language, I’ve got to tell you that it is very healthy for your brain. Learning a language keeps one’s brain active and improves valuable skills such as creativity and memory. Learning Mandarin has improved my memory recall abilities and consequently my academic average has gone up by 10%. To start and continue to learn a language is one of the best choices one can make.

[@JamilaMusayeva]

Very good for your brain! Absolutely true ☺️

[@mercuriapenelope]

Absolutely marvellous. The children are brilliant as is their mother. Truly inspiring, Jamila.

[@JamilaMusayeva]

Thank you!

[@VBoo459]

First of all, you're childrens level of language is amazing! Being able to switch languages is NOT easy, so well done to them! This is great advice! I recently started incorporating 20mins daily workouts, because 20mins doesn't seem too long mentally, but 1hour is scary. Even 1hour for 1x a week, so 20mins daily, I've been able to be consistent. I will try the same for language. I am learning Italian and whilst I can communicate with my in-laws...I can't with strangers - I feel a block like I can't even process because of anxiety surrounding my "bad Italian". Other than speaking to a native speaker and immersing yourself in that country if you can (I realised later that I was picking up words and phrases and using them correctly although I had no actual idea what they meant), another thing was reading - this helped so much with my sentence structures and learning new words, then pronouncing it correctly was a matter of practice.

[@msshah9675]

Very motivated video for languages learner ... I must say kids are lucky to have you as mother, Masha Allah Evil eye off... Thanks alot

[@JamilaMusayeva]

Many many thanks 🙏🏻

[@zehranuryanar7757]

That really changed my perspective to learning languages, thank you

[@JamilaMusayeva]

Happy to hear that! ☺️

[@gunnandersen7412]

Your children were amazing to communicate with you in English, French etc. Learned a lot from this video ❤

[@JamilaMusayeva]

Thank you! 😃

[@lalmusayeva5376]

Azərbaycan sizin kimi mədəni, yüksək təhsilli, özünü inkişaf etdirmiş/etdirməkdə olan, yenilikçi, cəmiyyətə fayda verən insanlar tərəfindən qlobal səviyyədə tanıdılır. Çox şanslıyıq! Sizə uğurlar və təşəkkürlər.

[@JamilaMusayeva]

Cox sag ol bele gozel sozlerinize gore ❤️

[@joyousenoful]

You remind me of Audrey Hepburn! Love to see how you interact with your lovely children!

[@JamilaMusayeva]

Oh thank you!

[@spaghettiking653]

You are doing a wonderful thing for these children! They are truly blessed to have such a mother. They're surely destined for great things with this gifted of language.

[@JamilaMusayeva]

Thank you so much!

[@dafthar7972]

Great video with very practical tips! I can speak 4 languages: Polish as my native (which let me understand a large portion of your conversation in Russian), English at an almost native level, as well as Japanese and French on a quite advanced level. I can also pick up some bits of other languages, mostly Norwegian and German. For me that initial spark is crucial, but motivation to keep learning isn't always there, so it's just as important to be consistent and practice as naturally as if it were another inseparable part of your daily life. Also, I must say I love the way you included your children in the video - very respectful of both your and their privacy. 😊 Cheers!

[@JamilaMusayeva]

Thank you! Good luck with learning more 🙏🏻

[@baelovesdonuts]

i would like to see one day you explore more etiquette from each country. each etiquette in several Asian countries such as China & Japan whose traditions are still very much maintained today. seeing you give us a lot of education, it will be so exciting to see our beloved consultant share with us her experience in the elegant & etiquette universe to see her not only give us new things to learn but also see her learn something new. ♡ that would be super exciting.

[@JamilaMusayeva]

That is the bigger plan ☺️

[@amethyst4444]

This was sooo beautiful! I love that you are teaching your children these language skills!!❤

[@JamilaMusayeva]

Thank you so much!

[@kha.n9992]

Cəmilə, səni izləmək həqiqətən ilham vericidir. Uğurlar ❤

[@nidabudreikiene402]

Thank you for an interesting video! As a mom (and as a teacher of English), I do love how clear and simple your approach to teaching your kids languages is! I feel inspired and encouraged to take a more active role in my children's language education.

[@JamilaMusayeva]

You are so welcome!

[@SaudiSweetheart]

Your children are the cutest, mashallah! 🥹🩷 really saw another side of you with your children 🤩💞

[@JamilaMusayeva]

You are so kind

[@orissanchez2044]

Thanks for the tips to learn languages. Ughhh, your kids are beautiful. I loved them❤❤❤

[@JamilaMusayeva]

Thank you so much!!

[@anamaria-db7pq]

amazing! Speaking many languages as a child has so much advantages for their brains, their perspectives and understanding of others and so much more! You look at your child with so much pride and love, you did a great job!

[@JamilaMusayeva]

Yes! Thank you! ☺️

[@riograndelily8344]

Bravo to the Princess and Prince. Well done.

[@JamilaMusayeva]

Thank you!

[@aprendendocomhelen]

I liked this video so much! You don't have idea. I'm learning English, and I pretend to lear spanish too. My natural language is Portuguese, and this video was very helpful for me. Thanks!

[@JamilaMusayeva]

Thank you! I am glad to hear ✨

[@nochu9753]

Your voice is so calm and your kids are so cute 💜 This video just boosted my motivation to keep on learning, currently I'm learning Turkish. How similar it is to your language? I was surprised for a moment

[@JamilaMusayeva]

thank you! It is very similar actually ☺️

[@rosesteel4317]

Both Turkish and Azerbaijani are Turkic languages and they are extremely similar. So it isn't so hard to understand each other. Azerbaijani people can understand Turkish better than Turkish people can understand Azerbaijani because Azerbaijani Turks are watching Turkish news, series, movies, KZbin videos and more so yeah it is similar.

[@MohinurbonuMurodova]

Now , you are not only the woman , but also the Mother I would look up to. I have great appreciation and admiration towards you . Insha'Allah, I will be the as educated mother as you .

[@JamilaMusayeva]

Thank you! 🙏🏻

[@noimejerez2656]

I love the way you manage your children during the conversation. Thanks for this beautiful video. I love your family.

[@eug69explondon7]

Excellent advice.... I always tell people, you learn a language you'll open a door in the world. Here at home we speak 4 languages, the children from a young age we exposed them to them, first English and Spanish, simultaneously, then Dutch and Italian. We can all understand Portuguese and we're in a process to learn just for fun Swahili and Japanese.... But we're taking time for those ones. If you put your heart in anything, you can do it... Peace and love to all....

[@shadialikhani7288]

یکی از بهترین ویدئوهایی بود که توی این کانال دیدم و واقعا لذت بردم.

[@L.R.Kasper]

Lovely to see this. We speak 3 languages to our one but I see anything is possible X thanks Jamila

[@carolinaquintero404]

You are inspiring! My Kids, husband and I also speak 4 languages, and I'm slowly picking up Russian as a 5th. You have to love it and there are so many tools now a days 😊❤

[@JamilaMusayeva]

Thank you! ☺️

[@mirjamm.7968]

Such an inspiring video!💓 I wish i learned French at school instead of Latin😅 however, i grew up multilingual too, speaking German and Croatian at home and learning English and Spanish at school. I love to learn languages! It’s so fun and helpful when traveling. It’s a way easier to connect and communicate with people.

[@JamilaMusayeva]

Thank you for saying it :)

[@WineSippingCowboy]

I am the opposite. I would have reduced my studying for Spanish, French and German if I learned Latin first or at the same time.

[@asmasouheyr6401]

Ils sont très mignons les deux Mashallah, ils parlent et prononcent super bien que dieu les préserve inshallah 🥹❤

[@JamilaMusayeva]

Merci beaucoup ❤️

[@kimoichetabarapberenge1765]

Beautiful ❤️. I like that your daughter did not interrupt her brother. Brilliant 🎉

[@JamilaMusayeva]

Thanks so much 😊

[@angiecatalina100]

Dear Jamila, thank you for sharing this video and trust in us to get to know more about your lovely family. Once again, you inspire me to keep working on my goals

[@JamilaMusayeva]

Thank you so much!

[@michelleneuman579]

Great job mama! They are so sweet and amazing! They will go so far knowing multiple languages.

[@JamilaMusayeva]

Thank you ✨

[@UlianaGorbolskaya]

Dear Jamila! Thank you so much for the video. I’m raising multilingual kids too (4 and 2 now). I have stuck to one parent - one language framework, as that’s the recommended strategy when the kids are only learning to speak. I will expand to speaking other languages with my older one. If you could talk more specifically about your kids language journey (with what worked/didn’t work). That would be great!

[@predictable9192]

I speak 3 languages, but that's mainly because they are my native languages and it took me 20 years to become very fluent (as you said, it's never perfect). But seeing your young children speak 4 languages so well has given me the will to learn new things, thank you.

[@JamilaMusayeva]

I am so happy to hear that! I was hoping it would inspire people to learn languages :)

[@learnurduwithsara1068]

This is going to take them far in the future 💖

[@JamilaMusayeva]

🙏🏻✨

[@elainer8288]

Wow! What a super mom! Fantastic! ❤❤❤

[@JamilaMusayeva]

You are so kind

[@lekisha48]

💖What a lovely experience! Thank you for sharing!

[@JamilaMusayeva]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@oliwiazukowska4220]

That's amazing! Soo happy for you all! Knowing this many languages is such an incredible skill!

[@JamilaMusayeva]

Yes! Thank you!

[@Mariammia77]

I see what an amazing mother you are, your children should be happy with you🌸 Thank you for the motivation you give us🙏❣️

[@JamilaMusayeva]

Thank you so much!

[@kabirafsi7201]

I'm 14 years old and i love to watch your video. Thanks for the video❤

[@JamilaMusayeva]

Thanks for watching!

[@ShoonLaeYee-r5l]

So so cute ❤❤❤ Love this mama and babies❤

[@JamilaMusayeva]

Thank you!

[@aliayasminjawad152]

Loved that you had your kids in this one! And your and their language skills are impressive! you all warmed my heart and brought a smile to my face in these heavy times we witness💓💞

[@JamilaMusayeva]

Thank you so much!

[@YuldashevaUm1da]

It is just excellent video, in short, all videos that you filmed are incredible. You are so motivated, attractive amd elegant. Do not get tired posting such kinds of beneficial videos. Every person in your life, from your children to your just acquantences, are so lucky to have you in their life❤. By the way, hello from Uzbekistan😊

[@JamilaMusayeva]

Wow, thank you! ❤️

[@bellanudel6180]

Fantastic topic, wonderful to see your children, would love to see them more and more videos how you raise your children

[@JamilaMusayeva]

Thank you! Will do!

[@rəsmsaatı]

You inspire me so much!

[@JamilaMusayeva]

Thanks!

[@ozgesayar5577]

İnşallah ilerde çocuğum olursa ona da küçük yaşta başlatmak istiyorum. Maşallah çok tatlılar Allah bağışlasın. Allah zihin açıklığı versin başarılar diliyorum ikisine de ❤️❤️

[@JamilaMusayeva]

Sag olun ❤️

[@markus7894]

You are such a sweet person who loves her children! It is so charming!

[@JamilaMusayeva]

Thank you!

[@laurenwilliamson1054]

Definitely one of my favorite videos! Thank you Jamila for all that you do!

[@JamilaMusayeva]

Thank you!

[@JulieNedumgottil]

Thanks for sharing! Amazing how well your kids speak all the different languages!

[@JamilaMusayeva]

Thank you!

[@mansoor3159]

Very Very helpful video Jamila and I want to also learn this 4 languages and you are like my big sister and I wish you have a wonderful day with your kids🙂💓💫

[@JamilaMusayeva]

Thank you! 😃

[@safanaseva91]

Very impressive. Thank you so much for sharing the tips in this video. I’m also in process of learning a couple of languages and hoping to teach my kiddos as well. Вы большая молодец, то что сами выучились и деток приобщаете к разным языкам. 💜

[@kathleenh.7956]

Lovely to see xo Suggestions are casual clothing try on. I always love your style

[@JamilaMusayeva]

Yes! Thank you!

[@tplayspiano]

Thank you. I wish I had been exposed to other languages at a young age. While I minored in Spanish in the ‘70’s, I had little opportunity to speak the language after that. Having the opportunity to practice speaking is indeed critical. Great video -thank you.

[@Cris-lt3dt]

Hello and so happy to have found your video! As a fellow polyglot mother, I'm interested in understanding your arrangement (if any) for speaking one language or the other with your kids on a daily basis. So far, the main challenge that I'm facing with my own kids is to make them speak their third language, because they know we understand them in their first and second languages, so they don't see the need to make the effort to speak their third language. Many thanks and you got yourself a new follower from Spain 😊

[@JamilaMusayeva]

Thank you ❤️🙏🏻

[@shokufehmodarresi8988]

So beautiful video,thanks, and love your kids❤

[@JamilaMusayeva]

You are so kind ☺️

[@zulem779]

Amazing! I loved your interaction with the kids! So well behave and smart! Congrats! You are amazing! I’m still struggling with my English and you are so fluid in an elegant way in those languages.

[@JamilaMusayeva]

Thank you so much! Jut practice more: the more you do it, the better off you will be.

[@Carmen0777]

This is my favorite video of you Jamila! I truly enjoyed listening and watching you and your children interactions speaking different languages. It’s quite inspiring to learn a new one specially watching them. I’ve noticed when you switch to different language I can tell that your daughter changed her voice and her hand gestures/ nonverbal . Your cute little boy is doing good. By the way your daughter have a beautiful hair. Thank you for sharing this video Jamila, that is very kind of you, to let your children participate doing this video. You are so gentle and very loving to them, when they speak your eyes gleaming and smiling. You are very blessed and happy! Good for you Jamila! Take care ❤

[@JamilaMusayeva]

Thank you for this sweet message 🙏🏻

[@kibibishaw1194]

This was so lovely and sweet. Thank you for sharing your family and all your Skills❣️💖🫶🏽

[@JamilaMusayeva]

You are so welcome

[@esmaozer6259]

This was such a helpful and lovely video! 🤍 I am so glad to see that you are an inspiration for your kids, and hearing them speak Azerbaijani made me feel proud as a Turk. So much love! 🤗

[@JamilaMusayeva]

Thank you so much!!

[@CraftsmensTerrain]

This video is an aspiring polyglot's delight! I speak Indonesian as a native. Being a 90's chinese indonesian baby, I was also exposed to English and Mandarin quite early in life (Mandarin got less practice then, but at least there's the foundation for handwriting). English was polished to near fluency in international school and the latter elevated into functional proficiency during my Masters in Taiwan. Mandarin is the one I have to actively maintain now that I'm back in my home country

[@JamilaMusayeva]

It is one of the most challenging languages too! Keep practicing it 🙏🏻

[@iamjahongir]

I recently came across your channel and found it really useful! Keep up the good work! Your new subscriber from Uzbekistan!

[@JamilaMusayeva]

Welcome aboard!

[@milananalim]

Your kids are adorable! I also speak 4 languages, when I have kids I would like to start teaching them languages since young age too. Perhaps you could make a video about mental health. You are so calm and collected, it will interesting to know how you manage to stay this way.

[@JamilaMusayeva]

Thank you! I will take that into account

[@andreiadetavora8471]

Such a beautiful video. Your eyes reflect the pride and love you feel for both your kids

[@JamilaMusayeva]

Thank you so much!!

[@baelovesdonuts]

gonna be one of my favorite video 🫶🏻 !!!!

[@JamilaMusayeva]

Thank you!

[@moonmindology]

Haha, I love this. It is lovely to be proud of your children, but it is 100 times better to listen to them. Your attention is captive. I am a few years younger than you but I am yet to have my children. I hope I do them the same service. I long to be the mother that you are. To be a parent is to be the ultimate guru. I only hope I get the chance and that I am worthy enough to make children as impressive as yours. Thank you for being a parental inspiration.

[@JamilaMusayeva]

You are so kind 💕 You will be

[@michellenicole4983]

Thank you for sharing this. This inspired me and gives me hope. My husband is from Portugal and I am trying to learn portuguese to communicate better with his family. I also want our daughter to speak both languages. ❤

[@JamilaMusayeva]

You can do it ☺️

[@georgeta7001]

You are an amazing mother and teacher!!! So caring and so tactful! And brave to share this with the world! So much to learn from it! Thank you!!

[@JamilaMusayeva]

Thank you so much!

[@baelovesdonuts]

they are sooo adorable !!! 🤍🤍🤍 couldn’t take this cutesy. too cute !!!! 🐎

[@JamilaMusayeva]

Thank you!

[@ErikaBardere]

I want to mention something about your 2nd tip: It's important to recognize your learning style (audio, visual, hands-on, etc.) But, reading/writing uses a different part of the brain as listening/speaking I went to university for Linguistics. I'm a visual + hands-on learner. 10yr of using language apps/computer programs, + class homework couldn't get me to a good level but, singing KZbin language lessons in middle school have stuck with me forever & listening to Pimsleur audio lessons were immediately valuable. To be fluent, you have to have both listening/speaking & reading/writing pairs. They're paired for a reason, as those are modes of communication. TLDR: Find 2 solid methods (1) audio/oral lessons & (2) read/write lessons ✨️

[@sevinjabdullayeva2239]

You’re such a wonderful mom ☺️

[@JamilaMusayeva]

Oh thank you!

[@Shiskwbdbxcu0]

So many people interested in learning Korean :) love it!