I Tried 15 Online Language Tutors in ONE Week

[@IkennaLanguages]

Really hope you guys enjoy the video! Also if you're interested in how to master using online tutors check out my brand new video course!!!! onlinetutormaster.com (50% off for launch for next few days!) I worked super hard on it, it's the first thing I've released since Fluency Made Easy, check it out :) In this video I tackle online tutors and share with you whatever learned from using 15 tutors in one week! :) Also if you did want to try italki out for the first time, use this link! go.italki.com/ikenna Leave some comments, I feature two at the end of every video now! :)

[@rain-wj6vv]

Ikenna If you ever want to learn American Sign Language I can teach you for free. I teach on italki, but would love to show you how simple it is to use ASL in the first lesson, I’am sure you’ll pick it up quickly! ASL doesn’t have conjugations like spoken languages, it’s a bit different and has it’s own grammar, but easier than most spoken languages especially at the beginning!!

[@takashi3593]

So if he's got this new online course,does that mean that I wasted my money when I bought Fluency made easy?!!!

[@dorokhinadaniela7048]

Ikenna, thank you for helping. I am happy to "meet" iTalki and studying french there. Btw, I am fluent in any conversation now. Thank you

[@leoogringo7839]

Ikenna, please make a video on your learning method for Japanese. Not sure how to approach the language but really love it

[@IkennaLanguages]

@SquareEyesGaming, no Online Tutor Master covers different content than FME

[@joecleland3016]

I've purchased your book (read twice) and I am close to my 3rd month using your method- for French. The first level of Pimsleur is complete and I'm about to reach Assimil NFWE Lesson 50 (active approach only). I have purchased this course with trust that your method will streamline my iTalki sessions. I have made tremendous progress thus far and plan to use Glossika after Lesson 113. Thank you Ikenna for making your products available through your sacrifice and dedication to foreign languages, you have made my learning experience more effective and efficient than ever!

[@IkennaLanguages]

Enjoy it man, I’m 100% sure it will! Glad to hear you’re making progress! Keep it up :)

[@gopherlee9427]

What is NFWE? I have heard of Pimsleur and Assimil. I want to learn French too. Afterwards, I will buy Assimil Catalan. It teaches you Catalan through french.

[@joecleland3016]

Gopher Lee Assimil New French with Ease (NFWE) is a course recommended after completing 1-3 levels (30-90 lessons) of Pimsleur by many polyglots. Ikenna has posted many videos talking about it but in short you’re introduced to a much wider list of vocabulary while subconsciously learning about sentence structure and grammar through Assimil’s unique method. There are several ways to use the product but most listen to a passage in their target language. You read the translation in your native language then your target language. You can shadow the sentence saying out loud while practicing your pronunciation for each word. I will encourage you to do a little research on the product but it’s amazing. I’ve been learning through Ikenna’s method and suggestions he has listed in his book. It was so worth the purchase as I have made tremendous progress for just shy of 3 months of language learning. Here is the product to review for purchase- www.bookdepository.com/Assimil-French-Assimil-Nelis/9782700512892?ref=grid-view&qid=1569379468919&sr=1-2 I gave you this link because it is cheaper but note Assimil is a French company and their website is completely in French.

[@stmc6086]

Thanks. Was wondering the same.

[@cultofpunktionality3302]

Joe Cleland whAts been up ? Doing good ?

[@commoncola]

This is the motivation I needed! If you can spend the time with 15 tutors, I can put 20 minutes into learning Norwegian!

[@smileychess]

Norwegian is such a cool-sounding language. It's my favorite of the "Frozen" song languages. That, and Japanese.

[@crabman136]

Hey, Im a native Norwegian, if you want to chat wit me I dont mind

[@dorokhinadaniela7048]

Y did you learn Norwegian?

[@girv98]

Du kan klare det! Jeg har lært norsk i ett år nå

[@xxxxxfleurtje]

@@crabman136 Hey I'm trying to learn Norwegian, can we chat?😊

[@benjaizz4146]

Will there be a Spanish update on your progress since your last Spanish video?

[@r.s.fletcher7066]

When you want to use italki but you're to scared to talk to other people....

[@smileychess]

And then you remember that, as soon as you're done with the lesson, that person will completely forget about you because they're fully self-involved (like we all are). And that gives you comfort knowing that no one cares enough to judge you. Hope that helps, from a fellow introvert who still hasn't taken the leap into italki.

[@r.s.fletcher7066]

@@smileychess Yes, it does help. Thanks :-)

[@agapon2023]

Is this another name for cowards?

[@jadorealissawhite-gluz5706]

Did you just climb up my brain? Lol

[@raanoooshh9296]

@@agapon2023 That's really mean.

[@adamdaly4987]

Ikenna you are the only person that has ever inspired me to learn Japanese i love you man and all your videos All the way from england Also first

[@louislang3011]

same for me I also learn japanese

[@prim_manga9885]

私も！これは読みられるですか？何はあなたの日本語でレベルですか？

[@youngdawn8670]

あなたが私を理解するならば

[@timwendland4122]

@@prim_manga9885 読めますよ。いつから勉強していますか？頑張ってくださいね。

[@ldwabananattqw]

All this is SAO mistake

[@dorokhinadaniela7048]

Ikenna, I’m your fan from 2018. You motivated me to learn languages. I learned German, French, English in C2 level. I bought the FME book, and I wanted to say that this is the best book I’ve ever read. Thank you

[@IkennaLanguages]

So glad to hear that! :)

[@jamesoc863]

The last week I have watched literally every one of your videos I swear. You're so helpful!

[@synrick4971]

CONGRATULATIONS I AGREE WITH YOU

[@PulseRELOADED]

0:50 *Uh ya know"* Sounded just like Obama

[@primeartonline-pianocovers1535]

Pretty sure that was the point

[@MyTurtleApril]

He probably learned Obamanese

[@voidzones]

@@MyTurtleApril lol wtf

[@kathrynehiersche1817]

What I found worked for me to get over my fear of talking in Mandarin was to go to my local Asian market and just at the end of the purchase say "xie xie" (thank you) then I would say "ni hao" (hello) both times I did this they were very nice and encouraging. Eventually I would go every other day to get a single thing (normally a drink for only a dollar) and I would always try to tell them 1 new sentence. I began to look forward to my lesson because afterwards I could see if real speakers could understand me. A few times I did mess up and would be really embarrassed, but now I don't really mind messing up. Infact the other day I found a package in characters, I told one of the ladies I couldn't read it and asked how to cook it. when I got home I saw they were actually Korean... Oops... I felt a little silly but not mortified or embarrassed

[@staceyzhang1117]

Wow... I feel soo connected to this video, because I've tried 25 French tutors on italki, and only 5 of them I decided to stick with ... Some people just ... don't feel right .. And all these awkward moments make you doubt why you have paid to be humiliated .. :D (some are due to time zone difficulty tho. ) Luckily after 10 months of speaking with my current teachers I've achieved B1 level. It's rewarding if you have the faith that you will definitely meet the right teacher !! Btw, I'm a Mandarin tutor on italki as well. Congratulations for your progress, Ikenna ! 加油！

[@brandonjackson6696]

What level were you when you started?

[@staceyzhang1117]

@@brandonjackson6696 zéro .... :D I'm around B2 now actually .....

[@brandonjackson6696]

Wow, that’s impressive. How many lessons a month did you do usually? I’ve only just started and it’s super awkward lol.

[@disarmsox]

On the flip side of the coin, if you take an interest in your teacher by asking questions, raising your own topics etc instead of relying upon them to keep the conversation going all the time (which can be quite exhausting), you'll find that not only will the time fly by and you both enjoy the lesson, but you'll also improve too, as within your questions and topics that you bring to the table could be new words, phrases, grammatical tenses that you'll be putting in to practice in actual conversations. I have a few different Spanish teachers and they are all quite different and useful in their own way, I improve and learn different things through different methods by using different teachers.

[@dudeofsteel3118]

Ikenna I've been missing you, bro! Always waiting for the next content.

[@colourfulsouls]

Some advice I got that helps me in language learning, when you don’t have someone to speak with in a language is to write in a journal everyday in that language. just start out with what you know, and then learn the vocabulary that applies to your everyday life, sentence structure, etc

[@andym28]

Yeah you need to apply the language to you.

[@SMFortissimo]

I think being a good language teacher/tutor really comes with experience. I taught English in Japan for four years. I got really good at understanding what my junior high school and adult students were trying to say. (The younger kids were mostly learning tons of vocab and hadn't progressed to making their own sentences yet, learning Japanese was essential to teaching that group). But, it got to the point with the older kids that sometimes I didn't know how to correct them. Sometimes because I knew some of them had personalities that would be incredibly demotivated if I corrected them too much, but mostly because I became fluent in their version of English. Sometimes I had to pause and think, wait how could I make this sentence better? Being able to identify that definitely comes with experience. You have to identify the mistakes, know what they're trying to say, and also know what corrections are going to help them with the level they are at. Even the smallest language mistakes can come with a lot of information you could give your student. You've got to know how much of it your student needs right now. It's a lot to process for both tutor and student.

[@TyonicV]

Again, needed these italki videos man, thank you, I’m going to do the October Challenge coming up and try and get pst B2 in Italian, because my butt wants to jump on to a third language xD

[@kendalljones99]

This is very helpful and very timely information. I'm almost at the end of a 10 lesson package with an iTalki instructor and I've been debating on whether or not to keep going with him or try someone new. I feel bad using someone new because I like him but I don't really feel like I'm learning much from him.

[@DeutschmitMarija]

Another awesome video, Ikenna! I enjoyed watching it and I totally agree with you regarding the choice of tutors! :) Also, congrats on the new course!! Sounds awesome!! :)

[@IkennaLanguages]

Thanks!

[@MsWherewolf]

Speaking of new things, while you were away I got a baby channel 😉 in English! :) I decided I need a channel to speak about everything else but teaching/learning German :)

[@dorianbellanger6670]

I've been tutoring French on Italki for a few months now, and I really agree on most of what you say, I often advise people to try different tutors because it's good to get input from other people, and for some of them, I'm even telling them that my teaching (actually tutoring because I hate traditional classes and always have to come up with useful information from context) style does not fit them. That's where I don't totally agree, if I really have a good vibe with most of my students, some other students are just very hard to keep active for the whole session they booked and really need to be fed so much without realising they booked from a tutor and not from a professional teacher. So basically, I would advise people with a good knowledge who want to practice to get tutors, but you should definitely pay more to get a real teacher if you're a beginner and you're not aware of your learning style, especially since it is very easy to become a tutor on Italki (you basically just need to be fluent and make a short video). Finally, I've seen many people being very happy about the thing you said that I could come up quickly with the right way to say things when they would babble some broken French or even use words from other languages (typically other romance languages they know) and that's a good point on which people should judge tutors! Anyways, keep up with the good work I love your videos and even share them to some people who are loosing motivation!

[@zengseng1234]

Your comment got you a new student! I’ve studied from a book and from Duolingo, but I need to speak! P.S. I’m not writing this comment in French, because I can’t write in French, and 2) I want to learn how to speak before I can write 😃

[@alltheway3]

Haha guy at 5:52 I had a chinese lesson with him once too

[@williamjames4031]

Woow, woow.

[@santosyork4771]

Ikenna will know at least 12 languages by the time he is 30

[@mathewvanostin7118]

Me i know 7 languages french spanish italian portuguese german dutch english But only because i exploited their german and latin family common grounds 😂 If it was total foreign like japaneese korean i wouldnt be able to 😂

[@IkennaLanguages]

almost there

[@belha1075]

Just wanted to say you're really inspiring bro.

[@rinnyj9547]

Your new place is super sweet.

[@amikecoru]

Thank you for sharing this wonderful adventure with us! Alan Bigulov, a polyglot from my native town, did a wonderful practice several days ago: he spoke his target language (Hindi) for 10 hours a days every day during 10 days. How awesome is that! :) He takes lessons with different people (obviously, almost no teacher would agree to stay on a 10 hour long marathon with a student).

[@amikecoru]

10:38 this is the main point that makes me take lessons with new tutors at italki, sometimes the usual tutor understands me too well, and I need to check if it works with other people as well. That is also a reason why I add 'language exchange' sessions with people who are not teachers, they are not prepared to understand my mistakes and they are more 'real people' in this situation :)

[@Gezeehhh]

I literally love your channel so much. Currently learning french on pimsleur, its amazing. I always wait untill you release new videos. They motivate me so much :)

[@martinracz8773]

I'm a teacher at a language school and I find your videos to be of help to both me and my students. Thank you =)

[@SteveJames-nn9hp]

Ikenna I love your enthusiasm and attitude. You follow the beat of your own drummer and just go for it. Very inspirational.

[@nadyashmadya]

Doing my first Arabic lesson Sunday! Wish me luck. My teacher seems sweet.

[@mxstyyyy]

How's it going?

[@Aj23427]

This is a fantastic video! I tried out a tutor 3 years ago and was completely discouraged. I'm excited to try again!

[@tog_noog_koj_xwb]

You hit the point for the making of this video at 10:10... the best tutor to student relationship is when tutors Pick up really quick on what their students are trying to convey. Great vid

[@ohno-wx6jz]

For the people here who either don't want or can't spend money on Italki then you guys should try tandem. It's an app that matches you with the people who speak your target language and are learning your native one. One thing I really like about it is that it mostly matches you with people of the same age range (so if you're a minor and aren't comfortable speaking with adults it's pretty useful). I've met a lot of really interesting people on there and even made a couple of friends, the only problem with it is that it's pretty difficult to ever get over texting and finally calling to practice your speaking skills

[@HeffeFrank]

You are a great motivator, looking forward to future language progress videos

[@boopster4795]

Yay let’s go, you’re back 🔥 Happy to see new vids

[@dwirohman9843]

Man, i just watched your video and completely amazed that you can speak tons of language!

[@Yattah123]

I came to the same realisation that I’d gotten waaaay too comfortable with my (amazing) tutor on italki so it’s nice to know I’m not the only one. The search for new blood was painfully awkward but I’m glad I did it

[@Neo-wc4zg]

How was your experience?

[@ItsameAlex]

why did you need new blood?

[@danieldoel6216]

Thanks to you I have been learning Dutch and having so much fun with it

[@Flauschbally]

Great video. I have been using Italki for a year now and like it a lot. Great content on your channel. Keep going. So motivating.

[@raanoooshh9296]

For those of you who don't find time to learn a new language (trust me, I have the same issue): - Study on the train or on the bus (I travel approximately 4h in total to and from university every day) - Instead of wasting your time on Facebook, Instagram or KZbin, follow some accounts that teach you grammar, join study groups or find motivation through videos (for example on Ikenna's channel). - Watch TV/cartoons in the language you're learning in your free time. - Read books with easy grammar in the language you're trying to learn. - If you don't have anyone to speak to in that language, talk to yourself! Say some expressions out loudly and say what's on your mind! (Trust me, it really helps). - Download some useful apps (I know Ikenna has suggested some before). - Try to put in an hour of language-learning every day. One week = 7h language learning. - When making shopping lists etc., write down the words in that language! There are of course more things you can do, and you'll find time through motivation! Also, thank you Ikenna for making such awesome videos! Gracias! شكرا! Tack! ありがとう!

[@stephg3865]

Thanks so much for this video ! Amazing content very interesting ! I love that you are learning all these languages

[@glotsalot8191]

You said so many things I really agree with. Especially the part about letting go of the rigid teachers that you don't click with.

[@tdr.220]

Thank you for the italki advice. I just started using that service and you have inspired me to try a variety of people to see whose teaching style works best for me before making a commitment to a single teacher. Thanks again! 😇 I'm curious to know how long your lessons were with each tutor, ie. 30, 45, 60, or 120 minutes and if the amount of time makes a difference?

[@Danybella]

Terri Register What language are you learning??

[@Ultima770]

I gotta say I am very lucky. The first tutor I found on both Russian and Farsi are amazing. They helped me see where I am and took me further. Simple as that. Только просто. I don't feel the need yet, to find another tutor.

[@Anita-vc8nb]

I just started using Italki this week and I'm dying because I took both Russian and Italian but you took all those hours in one week! You got all my respect; good luck with everything!

[@blakefannin9669]

Your video is one of the best videos I’ve ever found thank you very much

[@amirconley8569]

This man is my spirit Animal

[@rinnyj9547]

...and congratulations on your course. You're awesome. Makes me wanna work harder.

[@elr9539]

What language was the fastest one to learn for you?

[@vivaeuropa]

French probably, Russian, Japanese both took him long, Chinese and Dutch both took him a year each and French only 6 months. He'll probably learn Spanish in a few months though since it's easier than French.

[@gingerdude1010]

@@vivaeuropa Just curious, what makes you think French is harder than Spanish

[@ohno-wx6jz]

@@gingerdude1010 Spanish is much harder than french

[@MyTurtleApril]

I think swedish was the easiest for me!

[@ThomasG_Nikolaj]

Norwegian is apparently very easy for English speakers, but it's not a very popular language, only about 5 million people in the world speak it. I think Italian is quite easy so far actually.

[@salisali9079]

Hii Ikenna ^^ they said Arabic is the hardest language in learning I wish you take it as a challenge 😂 lv u you really sported me to learn different languages

[@courtneyjames4380]

I so need your help if you ever learn Korean 🤣😭

[@gabriellamoyer8380]

You should try 90 Day Korean, it's pretty effective

[@hennas7504]

I'm learning Korean aswell you should first start with the hangul and than it will get easier.

[@courtneyjames4380]

@@gabriellamoyer8380 I'll try that, I've learnt the hangul but some characters won't stick into my brain for some reason. Thank'youu so much!!

[@gabriellamoyer8380]

@@courtneyjames4380 yeah ofc ^^

[@andyw.3048]

@@gabriellamoyer8380 What's that?

[@sozka.]

Super helpful information! Thank you and have a good one. (:

[@123userthatsme]

I was really hoping that this video would be about trying different tutors in the same language, over the same topics. I want to understand how to choose a personality/teaching style that works best for you.

[@Prodbyhabibi]

I need this kind of time I really want to learn Japanese

[@LearnGermanwithMarzipanfrau]

It's really important to have good listening skills as tutor. I tutored English and German in person before the pandemic and if you want to help your student improving, listen what they got wrong and give them different words to make their sentence complete.

[@pensieri2596]

I am currently learning Thai with a teacher via zoom. Although it has been enjoyable, I can't help feeling we are having a English conversation class rather than an elementary Thai class. She simply talks non-stop!

[@feliperomero9669]

Haces ver tan fácil aprender idiomas. Eres mi inspiración para seguir aprendiendo :)

[@Alyssa-ei1nz]

You've inspired me to continue learning Japanese! Thank you!

[@basilsiraad4757]

Ikenna you should try modelling or acting out! Could definitely see you rocking an outfit on a website or in a movie

[@Austin_Patrick]

Salut Ikenna! Ça va très bien, et toi? J’habite en Canada, je parle Français et Anglais. I’ve been using Duolingo for a week now, I will expand to other resources soon!

[@dariusworkoutt]

mdr t'habites ou en canada?

[@Austin_Patrick]

Dariuss - xd j’habite à Alberta! Où habitez-vous?

[@BDtheSniper]

J’habite en Ontario 😂

[@aliceduanra7539]

vous apprenez quoi comme langue?

[@jaderatliff179]

I live in Saskatchewan! Also learning French 😄

[@weronikagdaniec7621]

Ikeena, could you do a video on the qualities a good tutor should have? I believe it would be really helpful for the teachers. As a young teacher I have this fear of not meeting my students' needs and it would be so helpful to see the right direction. What makes it more difficult, I mostly teach at school, so I have my hands tied when it comes to textbooks and other stuff which makes it really difficult for people who don't want to be a typical bad lg teacher, but it's always worth the effort

[@chin5707]

This is what we needed!!!!!

[@АлексейОнышко-т2з]

im a native Russian speaker and i see that r u so cool in Russian, keep up the good work !! in my opinion u have to use more introductory words, for example i use « типа, ну знаешь, короче, как сказать, вроде нормально, хз ( it’s actually slang and it means that u do not care what is going on ) “ basically it’s good to know that somebody is trying to master the Russian gl hf !!!

[@abbeyjhernandez]

I just love you, your energy & intelligence 😍

[@StevenHorton]

I tried five, and my first, Andres from Argentina, was the best teacher by far.

[@masterjacob7155]

FINALLY😫.....a new vid

[@adrnxs]

Would you ever want to learn Korean? Since you know Japanese, both are very common in grammar. The Korean alphabet system is super easy to understand and so after a few days or so, you’re able to speak and read Korean so that’s also another plus. You should give it a try. It’s also another great language :)

[@IkennaLanguages]

korean's next!

[@jamesr606]

Maybe you could make a video about you pretend to not know a language well on Italki and at the end be a master lol idk just an idea. Love your videos man.

[@uelim9271]

" Omaera yokoso" 😂😂😂 anime mitai desu ne .

[@hydraavux8636]

I want to learn Russian but learning a new alphabet is pretty intimidating..

[@slick669]

I learned the alphabet in about 2 months, if I can do it, you can too

[@Ana-su3fb]

HydraAvux don’t worry about it too much, just go for it. The alphabet is not that big and some letters are similar to the English ones.

[@pxolqopt3597]

Start now and you will love yourself 1 year from now when you can finally speak it fluently

[@guhmuhtruh]

The alphabet is the least of your worries

[@MarmaladePeaches]

The alphabet was pretty easy to remember, I still have to work on pronouncing some of the letters but I've got it down in about a week

[@callmeqt1269]

*Listen to me* soldier If you’re considering italki - do it. There are three free trial lessons... just do it. I just did my first lesson ever, and I learned so much! I have so much motivation. Seriously, if you’re interested, do it.

[@EsperantoVarietyShow]

What, no Esperanto? :-) I enjoy using italki as a student so I can see how other teachers work and that helps me as a teacher. You're right. Not all teachers are the same.

[@Jackofalltradeandmasterofall]

This is great but, hope you speak Igbo language😏.

[@Diana-dz6yc]

I have the same Problem with school teachers. Some of them are nice and friendly but the way they try to taught me smh is just best. I don't understand them. In general that's a big problem with school system.

[@craig3567]

Wow!!! What great language skills!!!

[@thenaturalyogi5934]

His mandarin is better mine and I studied it for 13 years, Im jealous of his Russian and French! but I'm studying those soon after I'm confident in my Portuguese! I have 3 tutors right now and probably would not continue with one of them and move on to other tutors I'm checking out 2 more.

[@bluerain369]

I want someone native English speaker. Probably from USA/UK. To improve my english through chats.

[@daylightmoon7285]

For English I use Cambly.com: everything else italki.com

[@bluerain369]

@@daylightmoon7285 thankyou. Il check them.

[@willemlagerwaard438]

Hi Ikenna, very inspriing stuff. When would you say is the bast moment to start and work with a tutor.? Right form the beginning? Or maybe after a while when you can manage a bit of conversation? Dank je wel! Nu ga ik snel je website bezoeken! (^_^) groet, Willem

[@cynmarmovies212]

Perfect timing I was just getting ready to sign up with italki. Do I will do it through your site. Thanks

[@todoku8257]

I missed you too :(

[@jedhatfield42]

I noticed some tutors and teachers respond to your messages and some don't that is something else which of course norrows it down to which tutor/teacher you may want. gonna try my first online teacher to learn Spanish last time I studied a language was in high school and that was German. my German teacher was good but it does get hard finding a teacher when your an adult. thank you for the video.

[@hoi.aja0809]

Wait- why did his own ad come up for this vid and I thought it was the actual vid

[@blessing142]

Ikenna do you mind showing us you speaking French in public , I am starting to not believe that someone can reach a 6month fluent conversational in frenxh

[@IkennaLanguages]

I'll probably do a 24hour speaking challenge with my GF since she's a french speaker. Look out for that vid.

[@dudeofsteel3118]

People most definitely can with proper dedication and education. I forgot which department of the U.S. has classified French as a language that can be fluently learnt within 6 months minimal. Arabic and Chinese being about 2 years.

[@blessing142]

@@IkennaLanguages Alright cool, what verb tenses are vital to learn in order to communicate with french, which one did you learn?

[@mmlemonade]

@@blessing142 Learn présent and participe passé. For future, you get by using "je vais" which is equivalent to "I'm going to".

[@blessing142]

@@mmlemonade I'm going to learn 7 verb tense or 6. From there I'll just use those and communicate until I progress ?

[@michaelbontrager2431]

Yayyyyy another Ikenna video :D

[@jliutoucet]

I like this video, it's very useful for me... just one question, which app do you use with these tutors?

[@ilya28087]

nice statistic btw, only 1 dislike, but WHO DID IT?SHOW YOURSELF!

[@rami3783]

I completely understand this. I tried 2 tutors and one I liked the other on he was cool but I couldn’t get into it.

[@rupkatham3844]

It was fun to get a student's perspective on this! I'm a Bengali/Hindi tutor at Preply (also speak Japanese- my introduction video is on this ↖️ channel!) and I've always wondered how students felt outside of what they said in class!

[@Maxippouce]

I think you should really work on your french grammar/propositions (and you have the occasion to be immersed if you are still in Belgium), you seem to have a decent vocabulary, but it would help you dramatically to study more the real (boring) grammar.

[@yasminar1389]

hi I give french classes online on an application if you are interested or if you know someone interested contact me I will send you the link thanks for helping me 🙏❤️ native french teacher

[@smileychess]

спасибо. я учусь очеиь медленна

[@povezlo1142]

Английский?

[@taifeng7137]

Удачи!

[@oskimonster8919]

I am learning english while i am watching your vidoes :)

[@tevvmusic]

What's your native language?

[@oskimonster8919]

@@tevvmusic french, polish

[@gabrielmoreirabr]

Me too!

[@louislang3011]

Oh yeah this sounds good.

[@lgah.7952]

I'm a tutor on ITALKI;) and I'm here because I wanna now how to be better tutor. Could you tell me guys what do you like/don't like on language classes?

[@mexicodimension9157]

In my case depends in the language, learning German I need to understand and listen more phonetics plus I like to make a schedule and know the topics in advance, for Russian i like to read more and be visual with illustrations for my vocabulary. I think is good you look forward to listen and improve Olga 😊👍🏼 all the best

[@olegallito5742]

Я знаю многие интересные фразы, например: "Ваше император высочество". Как же он хорош

[@nonih9338]

it's possibly just a social skill variance when it comes to the tutors that can't hold a convo, not intelligence imo. you can be a very smart person and still suck at communicating with another human. they may need to pick another job. if they can't hold a convo, language tutoring may not be the right fit for them.

[@IkennaLanguages]

Ahhh true! Different personalities fit different work. Also tied to experience, I’ve had some lessons with tutors that have had taught over 4000 lessons and they can predict what you’re going to say before you think it, it’s crazy.

[@english5968]

I am Russian and I wanna say that your Russian pronunciation is awesome

[@thatguyben7754]

사랑해요 이케나

[@LENINJRZY]

Wooo I like tihis video because it's a motivación to learn other lenguages.

[@blahblah9010]

Hi Ikenna how's your day?

[@IkennaLanguages]

Going well, how about you?

[@RehannahB]

Yay an upload ❤

[@bluenova4358]

you should learn some slavic languages, specifically bosnian :) slavic languages are my mothertongue