How to Learn the Hardest Languages

[@LucaLampariello]

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[@MarashiKishimoto499]

Time is not something you have or don't have, time is something you dedicate, you find the time to do something.....Greatest quote of 2015

[@RickRairdon]

Thanks. At 71 I'm learning Spanish and Hindi. My Spanish is much better than the Hindi because I lived in Spain (ceuta) for two years 84-86 but lost much and now I'm relearning. I do not find Hindi as hard as I thought I would and I'm told that I speak it well. What do you know of Hindi? Any advice ? Bollywood I just love and want to read, write and speak Hindi even if i never get to go to India.

[@learnlanguageswithyogee9509]

That's inspiring. Are you learning Hindi from an Indian? All the best Sir!

[@RickRairdon]

@@learnlanguageswithyogee9509 I have been teaching myself on the internet. When I worked @ Costco before Covid 19 i could talk with Indian shoppers. Now i do not have that outlet.

[@learnlanguageswithyogee9509]

@@RickRairdon Wow. Being active at 71 is great and learning a new language is exercise for the brain. I'm a sort of polyglot myself... but have been able to dabble in some languages... Did French B1 with Alliance Français and then found the other romance languages very easy to learn... so did Spanish Italian Portuguese... a very little bit of Romanian... but with my work and lack of practice... I'm not in touch with the languages... .. I revise on Duolingo and have downloaded a lot of stuff from the internet... textbooks worksheets etc

[@ragjos3805]

@@RickRairdon hey I am indian and fluent in Hindi I can help you out sir! You can also check my youtube channel for it! I will be glad to help you sir!!

[@tomspeaks6653]

I heard Hungarian was impossible and then I tried it :D It was impossible :(

[@jakobauger6805]

Tom Speaks Bullcrap. Hungarian is a very agglutinative language. This means that instead of having a bunch of little bits of information in a certain word order (though cases can erase strict word order), it's just a bunch of affixes. Think of a word like antidisestablishmentarianism. All in all, you can do whatever you set your mind to!

[@tribalmonkey7009]

It wasn't impossible. You just quit before you achieved your goal. No shame in giving up, but that doesn't make it impossible.

[@kmeczbarbara1741]

Háh. Ezt aztán tényleg beszoptad😂

[@marcoe.f.mendiolaulloa4440]

It's not impossible, it just takes longer than an average lifespan

[@LubomirPotocki]

Tom, never surrender! Hungarian children learn it successfully so can you!

[@NathanSkates]

I'm so happy you're back on KZbin 😄

[@Deimian676]

+Luca Lampariello i dont get it man how are you picking up these languages with such ease. i become so frustrated by the process, because i want to engage in the language faster than i am learning. any thoughts?

[@ozanbayrak562]

+Luca Lampariello i can understand why hard japanese is for you. It's an altaic language (not an european language) which has an agglutinative system and too many suffixes. But i think it has not much irregularities. As a native turkish speaker who has been learning greek for 6 years, too much irregularity fucked me up :D

[@maxiemo8675]

RobR I get frustrated as well mate you're not alone I speak Polish because I was born in Poland I came to England when I was about 8 months old. I'm learning Swedish right now and this is my tip, if you get frustrated take a 5 minute break and then get back to it, hopefully this helped 😊

[@1834514]

Have you learned Japanese? is it really much easier for Turkic languages speakers than for English speakers ?

[@ralfrd5]

a ghost behind you at the door in the minute 6:06

[@rafaeltlv1795]

Some languages will require a longer period of study, having said that any language can be learnt provided that you dedicate enough time .

[@umi4992]

I can speak Korean, Japanese, Chinese and English. I've been learning German since this february. I struggled with its grammar rules when I started to learn! But now I think it's not that difficult! The best way to learn difficult language is not to give up

[@LucaLampariello]

Exactly!

[@baldacini]

"Everything is hard before it is easy." - Johann Wolfgang von Goethe

[@learnlanguageswithyogee9509]

Wow

[@irenemcnamara9699]

I just want you to know how much I appreciate your method of translation. It is really helping me learn ancient Greek!

[@LucaLampariello]

Thanks Irene! Nice to hear the bidirectional translation is helping you learn ancient Greek =)

[@edsonmelendez2445]

Never ever go away again, please!

[@Salex684]

Luca thanks for the post! Your blog really helps me focus, especially when I am feeling frustrated. I'm also learning Japanese for family reasons and it is my first foreign language....so obviously I can feel frustrated! One way I have found to relate to it is my experience learning jazz piano. I practiced scales/chords and learned music theory (the grammar), went to jam sessions (speaking), and transcribed from the recording (listening). I went through a long "intermediate" stage of years where it felt like depending on the day I couldn't even play easier standards, but then one day it seemed to all come together. I'm thinking (or hoping) that learning a foreign language will be a similar road to learning the "jazz language."

[@AlexMoby]

Get ride of the prejudices about the process of learning a language in particular is indeed a good tip.

[@paulwalther5237]

Nice video. I'm always interested in your perspective on language learning. I've been studying Japanese for over 7 years so I thought I'd comment too. I started at age 34 and I guess it wasn't too late after all for me although I often felt otherwise. When it comes to difficult languages, or any language, I think you need to look at your goals and understand the amount of time you will need to put in to achieve those goals. For example, if getting conversational in Japanese takes an hour every day for 4-5 years, are you going to be able to stay motivated for that long to achieve that goal? You may not know the answer to that until you actually give it a try. For some strange reason I maintained my motivation year after year even though I wasn't conversational and it seemed like I wouldn't ever reach that goal. I'm sure it's different for other people. Especially if you're both younger and really motivated to learn a language. You will probably learn it faster than I did. But if you are thinking that maybe you don't want to wait five years to be conversational, maybe you should pick a different language. Because Spanish or German WILL go much faster. But at the same time, maybe you're not very interested in or motivated to learn those languages.

[@Tehui1974]

Thanks for sharing your experience. I just want to check my understanding: did you spend 7 years learning Japanese to get to a conversation level, based on an average of 1 hour of dedicated study per day? If so, I''m curious about two things (1) what was your motivation, and (2) what was your methodology?

[@karinfingerkrause6229]

Às vezes é também a forma como os nativos imaginam a própria língua. Quando comecei a estudar russo percebi que os professores que tive e os russos que conheci tratavam a própria língua como algo complexo e imaginavam que era algo impossível de aprender. Eu sempre amei a língua e aprendi com muita rapidez. É por isso talvez que minha experiência em cursos em grupo foi um pouco frustrante. Os materiais eram entediantes e as pessoas no grupo não se dedicavam como eu, não se exercitavam com frequência.

[@leoterralart]

I really appreciate your videos

[@russianwitheugene]

Рад Вас снова видеть! Хорошо, что вы вернулись!

[@arkadiuszwajer1273]

I should be writing a letter of complaint right now for my uni writing course instead, I am getting sucked in by this channel. Greetings from Poland and thank u for this vlog. It is the most motivating language learning vlog I have ever watched on Yt.

[@brostoevsky22]

I've always been fascinated with Russia and its history. It's quite complex grammatically speaking, but it felt easy to learn. Passion and desire are everything.

[@tomaszb.4643]

Grazie 🇮🇹- Thank you a lot for these clues. In the past I even didn't like your films, because I didn't understand you. Now I see it more accurate to my language learning.🇬🇧 Dziękuję bardzo za Twoje wskazówki. Przyznam się, że w przeszłości nie lubiłem Twoich filmów, bo nie rozumiałem i przez co, nie zgadzałem się z większością Twoich rad. Teraz widzę je jako o wiele bardziej pasujące do mojej sytuacji. 🇵🇱

[@85sharifa55]

I found your sites, because I am beginning to learn Italian. My native language is finnish, maybe you have heard, its one of the hardest! Til now I speak well german, English, so that I can manage, when traveling and listening to KZbin!!! Also some knowledge in swedish and Spanish. So even I am already 72 years, I dont give up; its so interesting! I find your videos are opening me new perspectives in language- learning! Thank You!

[@novikmish]

Thanks for the motivation Luca, I should come back to my Latvian learning despite its difficulty. We missed you here :)

[@nowekonto2]

Dobrze widzieć Cię znów na KZbin, Luca!

[@NomadJournalistNews]

Thanks for the video! A related topic that I would enjoy learning more about is "How to learn endangered/rare languages". This is something that I'm very interested in doing myself, but I find the lack of resources and native speakers very intimidating - much more so than Chinese characters or German grammar! If you have any suggestions, they would be greatly appreciated!

[@philipphortnagl2486]

I would just be interested how long it took you to learn 'difficult' languages, which in your case were for sure Chinese, Russian ? I've just recently started to learn Russian and compared to Spanish my progress is of course much slower.

[@charlycheer]

Really great tips!

[@Fabio_Corona]

Luca sei grande! La Formula fondamentale del successo dice che se prendi un modello e lo imiti in tutto e per tutto dedicando tutto te stesso alla fine riesci ad ottenere gli stessi risultati! Ecco tu sei il mio modello. Ho una passione per le lingue che va oltre qualsiasi cosa e sotto tutti gli aspetti correlati (conoscere nuove culture, stili di vita, modi di interpretare la vita e di pensare). Per ora parlo molto bene spagnolo, inglese e sto studiando tedesco. Un giorno voglio arrivare al tuo livello! Sei un ragazzo semplice come me e pieno di entusiasmo! Mi piacerebbe incontrarti un giorno e chissà conversare parlando molte lingue allo stesso tempo!

[@JariSatta]

Best goals improve the present day conditions. (Like enjoying a music piece, one note at a time, and not later, when the song is over.) You don´t need goals to motivate yourself when you discover and live your true purpose. By then, you´d do all the right things anyway as an expression of who you ARE. Be --> Do --> Have, in that order

[@thomasfrench914]

Jari S ok

[@thomasfrench914]

Jari S ok

[@fivantvcs9055]

+Luca Lampariello I really appreciate your videos, pedagogy and point of view. Well, about this topic, I would say that hanzi (Chinese ideograms) are really really tough to learn and to keep in mind.

[@franmoreno441]

me alegra verte por aquí de nuevo!

[@javierrojas758]

Great to see you in video again Luca ! Yo estoy un poquillo estancado en Japones. ! Voy a aplicar tus tips ! Gracias, Exitos !

[@fivantvcs9055]

You're so right about finding valid and solid reasons to choose one language and to keep motivation in it, even if it is very complex. By examples, during several years, I had a brake in my mind about Russian. I love classical Russian culture (XIXth century music, litterature, painting, ...etc), the folk songs,... but with the image of Russia with Stalin and now Putin, there were some scruples to begin Russian, plus the complexity of Slavonic languages. No it's ok as I have discussed long hours with Russian people, with no taboos. Whatever the political regime, Russian language and Russian people worthes it!

[@yogawithcarlos]

I’ve started learning mandarin almost 2 months ago, and I can truly say it’s is fun and in many ways much simpler than other languages. I honestly think it depends how you learn it e.g. who teaches you. I’m not gonna advertise here which book I got but, That made all the difference. The approach and methodology is fun and no nonsense, e.g. learning grammar that’s not gonna help you much.

[@aliaflow6877]

Please I want to know the name of the book

[@yogawithcarlos]

@@aliaflow6877 Check out the audio books by Paul Noble

[@vinzorelli]

Merci pour ces bons conseils. Pourrais tu faire une vidéo à propos de la meilleure méthode de démoulage ? Merci infiniment.

[@rateeightx]

For The Most Part I Don't Try To Learn Popular Or Widely Spoken Languages, They Just Don't Seem As Interesting To Me. There Are Probably Some People Who'd Say It's Impossible To Read Welsh, But It's Actually Really Easy.

[@vedrangradic6426]

Excellent video Luca! Nothing is impossible.

[@nedaamahboub]

This is precious. Ty! I'm a native Arab and was hoping to sharpen my English skills. Anyone interested in Arabic and their mother tongue is English?

[@GingerAutie]

My own native language is a “foreign language” to me in a way. As a child I was diagnosed with severe auditory processing disorder and I was an extremely late talker… I was trained to get better in hearing more accurate for years and years. But I managed to learn my own native language German and even be good in it. :D But I’m aware of it that I’m sometimes still mumbling in German. So this experience as a child taught me a lot about languages in general and now I’m even learning foreign languages. But my greatest success is still German.

[@SkylerKnight]

You really nailed it when talking about having a real reason to learn a foreign language. That is hecka important

[@xevo23]

Yee finally a new video! Ne aspettavo uno da tanto :)

[@Dada-po9ul]

welcome back trop contente! j'adore tes vidéos there so motivated j'essai d'apprendre le coréen mais pour l'instant je ne sais que le lire (sans comprendre) ainsi que quelques mot et j'ai l'impression d'être bloqué surtout dans la logique et construction des phrases est ce que tu as eu la même impression pour certaines langues? comme le chinois je sais qu'il y'a des origines chinoises dans le Hangul thanks for this video!

[@veronicam.9396]

Hola Luca! Mi nombre es Veronica y soy de Panama. Hablo ingles fluido, un portugues intermedio, unas pocas frases en sueco, compre un curso de sueco en discos y libros, pero no lo estudie por mucho tiempo, I love learning languages!!! He conocido a otros italianos que hablan ingles, y por lo general su acento italiano es muy, muy fuerte, estoy sorprendida que no tienes acento, o muy poco acento, es casi imperceptible! Me gusta mucho como hablas ingles!!! Y de paso aprovecho para decirte que tienes unos ojos preciosos :) Tus videos me han motivado a seguir estudiando! Quiero que mi portugues deje de ser "intermedio", quiero terminar de aprender sueco, y tambien comence a estudiar turco hace unos meses. Eres fantastico, sigue haciendo lo que haces!

[@vishnu-mk]

Tips are good..thanks

[@mr.a9647]

I live in china. I have been here for three years and still... I can't master the language. Thanks for your videos.

[@theipclub688]

Impressionante Luca, un tema affascinante!! “There is nothing easy or difficult, there are only concepts we can visualize or not. The brain does not understand sounds and symbols, just the images linked to them” La vita di ogni individuo ha un potenziale infinito, ma è limitata dalle credenze di possibilità. Nella maggior parte dei casi, si definisce la nostra vita secondo detti limiti consapevoli o inconsapevoli, ma questi limiti sono creati dalle nostre percezioni. Estoy absolutamente de acuerdo que debes encontrar algo que te apasione...Ein Musiker muss musizieren, ein Maler muss malen, ein Dichter muss schreiben, wenn er in Frieden mit sich leben will. Merci beaucoup de partager votre temps avec nous et être un livre ouvert à nos questions. Le monde est en train de changer pour vos efforts. Avanti!!!

[@amandamouri]

Olá, Luca! Eu sou brasileira e estou estudando mandarim no momento. Suas dicas são muito boas mas sinto dificuldade em praticar com outros falantes. No ponto em que estou do curso já deveria poder falar e entender quase em nível avançado, mas não é o que acontece. Quanto tempo você levou para obter fluência nesta língua?

[@MarkBH70]

A third language is easier: You know how to learn better; you are more familiar with how languages work; you have the knowledge that you already know the language--this supports your further efforts, you've done it. "Hard languages" should COME AFTER "close languages," in my opinion. I've heard from several that languages get easier the more one learns, and the first is MUCH HARDER, regardless of other considerations. Good tips! One definitely needs a GOOD REASON to oneself to learn.

[@eundongpark1672]

I don't think it's that simple. I'm a native English speaker then I learned Spanish. I thought it was hard but I was interested so I kept going until I'm pretty flent and reasonably comfortable in conversation. Then I started learning my third language, Korean, and now I realise how - for a native English speaker - Spanish was really easy! I'm not saying it's no work, but so much simpler to "own" the language. Having a vastly different sentence structure and no real common roots in the language makes it so difficult! At least Korean has reasonably consistent spelling and a super-easy writing system. I feel sorry for Koreans and Japanese who have to bridge the gap to English, with its extremely inconsistent spelling and massive range of accents that are very different from each other

[@saffron1006]

I definitely needed this, thanks!

[@mellylavi]

I'm not sure I agree completely with the intrinsic-extrinsic motivation theory. It does sound good on a theoretical level, but in reality it just doesn't work for me. I'm learning Danish and I have a lot of intrinsic motivation, but it's just going so slowly...I feel like I'll never be fluent I will try to apply the tip on making a schedule, I hope it'll work for me.

[@PolyglotHacks]

Hey man, love your videos! I’m a polyglot and I wish to be as good as you one day! I recently made a vlog in 6 languages but I still need to catch up to your level haha 😆 Awesome video!!

[@Marshalllow]

8:11 Was it a ghost?

[@milosofia]

Luca supergenio!!!!!!!! Me encantaria verte aprendiendo finlandes y mostrando tu progreso. Pienso que es un idioma dificil, de hecho es en mi opinion uno de los mas complejos, pero muy lindo y original. ))

[@ingrossa]

Luca, how do you get excited for a language's culture when you've developed a distaste for it? I'm stuck at an intermediary level of French I'd like the improve it and get better at speaking mainly. I recently moved to Montreal and I know I need French to have the best job prospects here and also because I would like to get out of the anglophone bubble I'm currently stuck in. However, for a number of reasons I've developed a distaste for French and French culture. I know this is subjective, so how do I get excited about the language again now that I'm living in Quebec?

[@not_ever]

+Ingrossa You are making the mistake of assuming there is only one type of French culture. French is a language spoken by millions of people. There are 29 different countries where French is an official language. There is not one single, francophone monoculture except in your head. I don't know why you have such a distaste, it might be because of a bad experience with some French speakers (every language has it's fair share of arseholes) or bad language education at school (this should put you off French teaching in school not the French language) but you have to get over whatever problem it is by changing your perspective. What is it that you have developed a distaste for specifically? What are your interests in your own native language? There will be French speakers who share these interests, people are not completely different to you because they speak another language. If you want to get better at speaking then you have to go out and speak but if you are too shy or whatever try lessons on italki or sth.

[@luigif.9512]

Hi Luca! I'm italian and I live in Germany since 4 years. Now my german is pretty good but I have problem to speak english. I understood the contents of your video and as you can see, I can write too. When I try to speak english that result a mess and a mix of geman and english. This problem is very common for italians. In this context, is there a tip to improve the english speaking? Thanks.

[@irysowa]

W końcu wróciłeś ! Tęskniłam za Twoimi filmami. Zawsze dużo się z nich dowiaduję i mam większą motywację, żeby ćwiczyć te języki które już znam. Znasz może stronę gdzie można oglądać włoską telewizję albo filmy online ? Niestety mój poziom włoskiego spadł i chciałabym, żeby przynajmniej wrócił do poziomu na którym był.

[@laurentyklis4702]

Masz cyfrowy Polsat to kanały od 130-160 są w innych językach

[@irysowa]

+Laurenty Klis nie mam telewizji.

[@laurentyklis4702]

+irysowa a spk

[@laurentyklis4702]

+Laurenty Klis wejdź na radio world

[@chadb7694]

Can you please list some specific methods to try (since you spoke about them)? Also, I think it's easier to practice different languages if you live in Europe than in the US, for example.

[@margedtrumper9325]

I am an Italian north Indian languages expert and people always tell me 'these languages must be too hard'. The fact is that as Indo-European languages they are very much related to our European languages. For Italians their pronunciation is quite easy and for example Hindi and Punjabi have an extremely simple grammar (almost no irregularities for example and only one conjugation). The hard part is learning new writing systems and the syntax which is closer to languages like Japanese. When I tell this they laugh and tell me 'you say so because you must be a genius!'

[@christinacasas7918]

polish and german...two beautiful languages ❤❤❤ but I will learn 😀

[@epowouid6715]

Great tips, thanks!

[@italianoautomatico]

Porca loca Luchino! Mi mancasti in questa assenza prolungata hahaha Nel frattempo ho imparato l'italiano dantesco! hahahah

[@viktortyrberg4951]

For me english is the hardest languge, german and swedish are easy for me. To motivate myself i dreaming of a year in british colobia Vancouver. English is a subject I have to learn but I do my best to motivate myself. Estonian is on languge i meat want learn in the future when I still better in english first. Other languges who influensed Estonian is german, swedish, finish, russian but it is a own languge.

[@chaneldavis9461]

you wrote in English perfectly

[@es4666]

Viktor Tyrberg i’m from Vancouver

[@cloeye32]

At the moment I am currently learning Cantonese and Turkish and people say that Cantonese is difficult more so of a Mandarin . I do not believe this particular statement because like you said in your video earlier. Everyone learns differently! Well it might be easy for me! Might be difficult for someone else! At the end of the day everyone has their own individual language learning journey to grow more and that’s what matters is that it’s a journey, not a race, no one has to rush it especially the person is learning to particular language or a series of languages .

[@Persephoneofficial]

Yes Japanese,Chinese,Korean are easy for me cuz I am a South Eastern Asian.And I'm learning Euro-languages. It's too hard for me to learn.

[@samp.8975]

Your videos and tips are so inspiring for language leaners, thx you ! better than school 🏫

[@silalokucyjna]

ciao Luca! tutto bene? grazie for inspiring movies! I would like to ask you how to define the most challenging part of the language? I'm starting to learn Italian as my third language but I'm not sure what could be the most challenging part of Italian.

[@bennsolo]

Good Tips , thanks a lot. Are there any tips specific to Greek and Hebrew. :)

[@tastas1806]

Welcome Back Luca !

[@bonitavalientelucy1119]

Is it possible to learn a language on your own, i mean self studying on your target language and without going or visiting the country? thanks

[@LucaLampariello]

Yes Lucy, and that's actually the fastest way to reach fluency. Then, everything you do on top of that is gold (finding a partner, moving and living in-country etc)

[@bonitavalientelucy1119]

@@LucaLampariello thank you very much, your advice kept me inspired,

[@tec1080]

u should make a video speaking all the languages you know!

[@umberto4535]

Ciao Luca volevo farti una domanda; In un altro video hai detto che conviene imparare non più di 2 lingue alla volta e che esse devono dividersi in una difficile ed una relativamente più facile, allora ti chiedo, se non esistono lingue difficili o facili a priori, come facciamo a scegliere le lingue da imparare e quindi a concentrarci su di esse? Grazie per i tuoi video, sono sempre utilissimi...

[@ThatCreepypastaGuy]

ciao luca! sto imparando italiano e voglio sapere come dovrei imparare la lingua italiana migliore? (anche il mio madrelingua è inglese) grazie!

[@alessia4606]

That Creepypasta Guy come va con l'italiano?

How to learn French if you go everyday to work for a whole day, you speak English there, you come back home in the evening, you ate tired and have no energy, speak Polish and you only attend some French classes 1,5 hour every Monday...? ;) I am Polish and I live in France for 2 years already... I am not able to say the single simplest sentence in French...

[@SofianeHD]

Great tips!

[@darekbouquet8185]

I like the way he speaks english, I know he is italian, but where is his accent from?

[@robin2000]

I'm trying Polish through little steps

[@run2fire]

I have been trying Polish for 2 years and progress is very slow. How about you?

[@armyneed542]

caro signor Luca, sono motivato per imparare la lingua e ho sottoscritto il programma di master. Tuttavia il mio tentativo di aprire il master non è riuscito. la password data viene rifiutata tante volte. Uno degli esempi della password data è 1v) ORC *********** CW. E 'questo il tipo corretto di password? Sono un po 'di stress fuori. mi aiuti per favore.

[@majawow]

Luca, you can t compare Polish and Hungarian. Polish is a Slav language and for us who are native in any Slav language, it s not so challenging, whereas Hungarian has no relatives in any European language and it s really hard for anyone.

[@fatimabonilla1]

majawow

[@85sharifa55]

Finnish is related to Hungarian!!!

[@wayfarer1101]

@@85sharifa55 As is Turkish.

[@artihlec]

Yeah finally!!!! Published on Nov 28. Cheers!

[@tommykurnia1980]

Yeeeeaaay Luca is back.....

[@stangadomski]

Luca, you are language genius, so your advices from your experience is not easy applicable. Being medium talented Polish native, I can say that knowing next Slavic language eases learning. My chain: Russian, Czech, Bulgarian. I understand Slovak, Ukrainian, Macedonian. Knowing French I'm learning Italian and Spanish .

[@tisscience5693]

the only languages i say are impossible are those with those weird sounds like those whisteling languages, how do you do that

[@kevinjoe1211]

反正我觉得英语和西班牙语是世界上最简单的语言了。我发现你说英语几乎没有你母语的口音，你的模仿能力一定很强。

[@adilah267]

Luca, co myślisz o stronach internetowych typu Duolingo? :)

[@nikaasanishvili6630]

Hello ! speaking about difficult languages.. Have you ever tried to lern Georgian language? Now that's a real challenge...

[@liial9869]

i'm learning a language because i feel i need to understand them, i hope this is a good motivation

[@philipphortnagl2486]

Good to see a new video from you, and again with motivational content. Keep it up!

[@dolphusadams7354]

omg luca is posting videos on youtube again #HYPE

[@ashleighuk84]

Can you make your next video with your famous English accent :D

[@dionibatista9200]

Luca how can i learn english with you?

[@MoacirFabianoSilva]

Luca, great your video, congratulations. I'm from Brazil and I'd like to learn English, I think I have a basic English, but I have a plan to study English 3 months for about 4 hours a day, do you think it's possible to get a good fluency using this time, thank you so much.

[@thomasfrench914]

MoacirFabianoSilva how's your English?

[@irenemcnamara9699]

Also, how far have I gone? How far have I progressed?

[@eduardarmenta3505]

I hope someone can give me some tips on how to learn german and get fluent, since I am on a B1+ level but I want to reach the C1 level which seems to be on me very difficult. By the way I am an spanish speaker maybe that's why german seems to be so difficult to me.

[@roustampezh7273]

I wonder whether you can overcome circassian or abkhaz language?))))

[@Kanguruo]

Some languages are easier than others. Let's take Esperanto, there are no irregular verbs, the spelling is phonetic, etc. That makes it easier for everyone. Then again learning Esperanto is not that easy, you have to learn to express anything and that takes time.

[@eduardarmenta3505]

I hope someone can give me some tips on how to learn german and get fluent, since I am on a B1+ level but a want to reach the C1 level which seems to be on me very difficult. by the way I am an spanish speaker mauy that's why german seems to be so difficult to me.

[@LuizMisterio]

Muito bom! Sem duvida ajudando muito a todos.

[@timothydouglas9474]

I find that some native speakers of supposedly "hard" languages (Dutch, Polish) assume that their languages are difficult to learn and even try to dissuade foreigners from trying to learn

[@Bynasf]

Timothy Douglas but Dutch is like the very easiest language to learn?

[@robin2000]

Please make a video exclusively for Finnish

[@politicallyincorrect2232]

ciao Luca ci sarai al prossimo polyglot gathering?

[@superdog797]

Luca I realize this might seem random, and I do not know if it is a problem for you since you have a native romance language base, but as a native English speaker I find the gender agreement a source of constant difficulty. I frequently make mistakes regarding it, even though I know the rules. How do you deal with this in your students?

[@RonaldMcPaul]

When you learn the the word memorize it WITH the article that goes with it, and a go to adjective. Don't force yourself to always be thinking of rules, just recall it as standard memory. For your most common words at least. La bella hermosa, metelo en la mano grande. On less common words you can pause or get wrong, natives will forgive you.

[@raticante]

hi, do you believe that is possible to learn korean without to live in the country?

[@BrianWellness]

with skype technology the answer is definitely, yes, you can learn without going to Korea. these language lovers are learning all types of languages without even leaving there hometown. as long as you can speak with natives consistently, it can be done and things like Skype, make it possible for free.