How to Start a YouTube Channel in English When It's NOT Your Native Language

[@Khadarayatullah]

Thanks you how to explain people who want speaking non native language 👍

[@FilipLjungberg]

Happy to help 🙏⭐️

[@IKcodeIgorWnek]

Hey Filip! It's all true, I've also started my channel in English while my prime language is Polish. Taking such decision will have really great impact on one's English skill. Even for this it's 100% worth it. No matter if you speak good or bad, if you'll do it it'll only get better. When you will do nothing it'll only get worse. Cheers from Poland! 🚀

[@FilipLjungberg]

Hey Pooooland! So many great words in this comment. I totally agree with you! We just need to keep pushing ourselves. I just watched some of your videos, and as a Swede, I love your accent. It looks and sounds very natural when you speak. Keep it up, and let’s make it to the top together!

[@IKcodeIgorWnek]

@@FilipLjungberg Thanks Filip, I'm learning every day (really, every day) to speak better and better. We can go through that together, just subbed and wish you all the best! I hope one day I'll be able to visit Sweden, we could make some co-op then. But when? I don't know, for sure someday. 🤪

[@thomasherbrig4951]

I am asking me the same question. Do I start in german or english? This video helps. And maybe we need to realize that most of the viewers are not nativ English speakers. And maybe the non native speakers understand our simple english better than the english of native speakers.

[@FilipLjungberg]

I think you need to decide on the audience you want to reach. If you want to reach a global audience, then speaking English is the way to go. But, of course, the competition is bigger that way too. For me, my vision has always been to reach people outside my own country - that’s always been my dream. If you’re aiming for a local audience, then speaking the local language might make more sense. It all depends on what you want. Personally, I find it exciting to reach an American and Europe as audience, and that’s what I’m aiming for. Keep going - follow your vision, and the right audience will connect with you!

[@robinovapc]

Great video. Iam from India and currently working in Germany. (Iam a nurse and speak German. Since 2021). As a kid always wanted to get involved in PC builds. I want to start a YT channel in German so that I could build a business in the future based on PC building. Iam really worried and im keep thinking if the German audience would accept me because of my skin colour and my pronunciation.

[@FilipLjungberg]

Thank you for sharing your story! Don’t worry too much about what others might think. Your passion for PC building and your dedication to learning a new language are inspiring. The German audience will appreciate your authenticity and knowledge. Keep going and stay true to yourself - that’s what will resonate with viewers the most. You’ve got this!