I Was Shocked by Some Young Polyglots on Omegle

As a polyglot I got to continuously practice my languages. Omegle happens to be a great platform to practice my language with people, let's see who i meet.
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[@RaulCamarena3]

Next video will be longer guys! Sorry I am currently moving around a lot and my schedule is hectic but trust me I have been seeing your comments 😉

[@Fabian-hz4re]

Don't worry at all bro, whatever you post and no matter how long it is, I bet it will be 🔥

[@Otny-lr4xg]

There we go man, you finally found some romanians😂😂

[@Joey12146]

Keep doing you man very impressed! Your vids make me wanna learn that's really nice 😅

[@fritzpace]

Eres increíble Raúl, sigue así! Saludos fraternos desde Lima, Perú 💚

[@jehamsky936]

It's ok it even better for me actually cause I can learn about other languages 😃😃😃

[@erikrusso9808]

Alternative title: American is impressed by the European school system haha

[@spongebobby6027]

nha these kids learn languages by themselves school sucks here too

[@iwolvexgota7747]

@@spongebobby6027 lmfao i learned 6 languages at school. the minimal here is 4.

[@spongebobby6027]

@@iwolvexgota7747 damn what school do you do? They dont teach that many languages even in university

[@iwolvexgota7747]

@@spongebobby6027 but i live in belgium. in belgium they speak 3 languages. german, dutch and french. and they give english standard too.

[@spongebobby6027]

@@iwolvexgota7747 that really has nothin to do with school, its just cuz of history

[@mirunamicu2394]

it was a pleasure to talk to you, maybe we'll see each other again:) you're nice, keep going

[@carnalpulpo2351]

You are amazing, I can hardly speak English JAJJAA

[@Cajkelfa]

You were in the video ?

[@mirunamicu2394]

@@Cajkelfa yea

[@RaulCamarena3]

It truly was a pleasure speaking to you! 😎

[@p4rvussy101]

are you the half italian 15 year old ?

[@syniasynia6736]

In Europe it isn't that weird that someone knows more than one language. Especially, when you are "half-half" (She said that she is from Hungary, but also she is half Italian) For Example: In Poland we have a lot of Ukrainian people and they are polyglots (In Ukraine they speak in Ukrainian and Russian and learning English at school) and when they arrived to Poland to find a job, they have to learn Polish. I am a teen too and I am half Pole - half Ukrainian. So I know Polish fluently, Ukrainian almost fluently, English (not perfect, but it isn't that bad), some Russian (I understand all but I never know what to say) and I am learning German at school.

[@youngelder]

Ну, так як я. Я Поляк, але я вивчався української мови, також говорю по полську, англійську та німецьку

[@yuriytemniuk5360]

@@youngelder Я тебе трішки поправлю: Я навчався української мови (але ми, носії говоримо: "вчив українську мову") Також знаю польську, англіську та німецьку / Також володію (тут назви мов в орудному відмінку) ... / Також говорю по польськи, англіськи та по німецьки (останній варіант містить русисми (запозичені слова, форми, структури з російської мови, це не літературно/неправильно)). P. S. A ja uczę się polskiego. Jesteśmy jak lusterka).

[@youngelder]

@@yuriytemniuk5360 dzięki. mój ukraiński jest troszkę zardzewiały, więc jak najbardziej wszystkie poprawki mile widziane :)

[@mizulightblue]

Especially europeans can speak many languages. I am also european, I can speak 4 languages as well. My older daughter, which is 4, already understands 3 languages. Obviously will take a while longer that she can speak all of them perfectly or/and good. And here in school, she will get teached her 4th language.

[@sss1969]

wow its such a nice thing to grow up being taught multiple languages

[@lm10n1]

there has been a lot migration in europe so a lot of people learn the language of the place they live in, then a lot of people learn one or two additional languages at home and then theres school where most learn 1 or 2 languages more

[@cardboard_hat]

Same here in India, my mother tongue is hindi but i live in west Bengal so i also speak bengali Weirdly enough, the most important language here for education is english, none of the subjects are taught in hindi

[@mayfielcl]

@@lm10n1 yes thats how i am

[@Francesca456]

It's not true. I'm italian and i can speak only italian, and After school i learned a bit of english trought youtube

[@AlexVoxel]

How do you call someone that speaks 3 languages in the US? A polyglot How do you call someone that speaks 3 languages in Europe? A waiter

[@PierreMiniggio]

Not true though xD A lot of waiters only speak one (especially in southern / south west europe. You'll probably have a lot greater probabilty to find waiters than speak multiple languages than in the US though.

[@xinliu7885]

In Hungary, it is actually quite common that the younger generation can speak 2 foreign languages on top of Hungarian (in many schools it is mandatory). But speaking 3 or more is quite exceptional even here, in Hungary. Valamiért nem magyarokra számítottam, de ez egy kellemes meglepetés volt. :D Ügyesek vagytok!

[@grzes2681]

Engem is meglepett. 😄

[@Adam-vu6iu]

Meg a where are u from? és Hungry 😂

[@jacesz2238]

Én meg csak szenvedek a japánnal 😂

[@attilasohajdanj8773]

Te meg milyen nemzetiségű vagy, 100% magyban született Kínai. Vagy, fele fele mint Magyar vagy tanuló és kinábol jöttél ki tanulni magyarországra nemzetközi tanulo vizumal?.

[@attilasohajdanj8773]

Én most hindiül, tanulok de igen kezdett

[@andreanagy8700]

In Europe it is common to speak 3 languages, I am hungarian too and speak serbian (croatian, bosnian), german, spanish and English

[@paolagrando5079]

I wouldn't say that it is common to speak 3 languages. Maybe, where you live is more common, in that case you are lucky. ☺

[@jrgensenmovies8709]

@@paolagrando5079 In Europe it’s pretty normal since we have our native language and then English in which most of us learn to speak fluently because of American movies and such. Then we learn a third language at school, so it’s relatively normal in Europe. For instance me: Danish (native) English (fluent) German (learning at school) French (learning from home)

[@paolagrando5079]

@@jrgensenmovies8709 There are parts of Europe where is more likely, but not in every country. Unfortunately.

[@Musicienne-DAB1995]

It's still pretty amazing that Hungarians can speak these languages, as Hungarian is not Indo-European.

[@paolagrando5079]

@@Musicienne-DAB1995 I've noticed that people of eastern Europe are more likely to learn more than one language possibly because under Communism they had to know Russian too. When you grow up already knowing 2 languages your brain is "more open" to learn more, other languages too.

[@idolsairx6234]

I’m 14 and I live in Europe where i learn Dutch (main language), english, French and German. The languages I can speak fully fluent are English, Dutch, Maroccan, Arabic, maroccan dialect and learning a bit Korean, Thai, Japanese , Spanish and Chinese as well !!

[@alexal8088]

Speaking fluently means you can hold a conversation in that language being able to say hello and my name is doesn't count...

[@PierreMiniggio]

@@alexal8088 He said "English, Dutch, Maroccan, Arabic, maroccan dialect" fluently. Which doesn't suprise me at all for a Maroccan descent European living (I assume) in The Netherlands. The other ones he said he's learning :P

[@RagingBull_UK]

Mainland Europeans are amazing when it comes to this they all seem to speak multiple languages. The educational system must be doing something right compared to here in the UK where I only got taught like 3 years of French.

[@SkreD]

Idk a lot about your background but tbh for a lot of ppl it's very easy to have multiple languages. Not because of the schools but because of the parents. For exemple, I know portuguese because my parents are portuguese and forced me to talk portuguese at home BUT I was born in the french part of Switzerland so I also know French and then internet taught me English, not school. Tbh since Switzerland main language is German I could've learn German but I was lazy at the time. Learning through school is horrible I never succeeded to learn a language through school once. (unless you go the country itself)

[@alistairt7544]

I wish we started learning foreign languages at an earlier age, like primary school. Then, there's a higher chance for people to retain a foreign language.

[@samueleczek]

@@alistairt7544 that’s what they do here, in Ukraine. Unfortunately children, in normal settings, don’t get enough immersion. Just school isn’t enough for a child to start speaking a foreign language. They do it in Ukraine, yet i’m the only one in my school who is fluent in English. It mostly happens because the weekly amount of language classes doesn’t satisfy the needs of language immersion (comprehensible input as we call it amongst polyglots)

[@telmobrito519]

Keep in mind that English is a LOT easier to learn for french people than the opposite.

[@PierreMiniggio]

@@telmobrito519 Yup, english for the most part is the same thing as french, but pronounced differently, and "simpler" conjugation system. And slight differences in sentence structure. Even though I'm not as lucky as some other people who grew up in bilangual households (I'm kinda jalous honestly :P), I still feel blessed that my only native language is french. I feel like it really sets us up in a fairly good starting point when it comes to learning other languages, it's at the same time a romance language that is fairly close to all the others romance languages, throughout history it influenced english greatly which is great when it comes to learning english, and it also has a lot of consomns and vowel sounds that are present in a lot of non-romance languages.

[@kamila3141]

my friend (13 but she's known these languages for a while) knows 5 languages. fluent to least fluent: ukranian, russian, belarusian, english, polish; she knows all of these because she's from all of then and she also just lives here in america

[@Emersongaldino.com77]

13 anos? Eu queria saber porque ninguém quer aprender o português Brasil

[@Musicienne-DAB1995]

I hear that Ukrainian is similar to both Polish and Belarusian. Is that correct?

[@JAIRMOREN0]

@@Emersongaldino.com77 Não ache que há pessoas que não querem aprender a lingua portuguesa. Apesar de que eu já tenho um nivel intermédio avançado no português, ainda sigo praticando. Eu lembro que faz três meses, eu comecei com o galego, depois eu queria aprender português do Portugal porque isso seria mais fácil para mim (por saber galego e espanhol) mas eu não encontrei nada para o sotaque de Portugal e tuve que aprender português do Brasil. Você não sabe o feliz que eu estou porque amei muito o sotaque e cultura. Não posso ser mais feliz porque eu já sou trilingue (não conto o galego), falando espanhol, inglês e português. Somente tenho que ganhar um pouco mais de vocabulário, assim que eu lerei livros e novelas para depois aprender francês e italiano. Saudações, amigo. Seu linguagem é maravilhoso.

[@Zvirnabantsi]

@@Musicienne-DAB1995 they are quite similar, but they are still different languages ​​(like Spanish and Italian)

[@nandiz748]

I'm half Serbian and half Hungarian and also speak 4 languages, except my other two are English and Dutch. It's so funny listening to the other girls complaining haha it's funnier when you speak Hungarian lol

[@Po0pypoopy]

No wonder Europeans know so many languages You are all mixing with other countries

[@GrimesTheOG]

lmao facts those 2 girls were not having it lmao

[@RaulCamarena3]

@@GrimesTheOG what was happening I didn’t understand their Hungarian /😂

[@GrimesTheOG]

@@RaulCamarena3 first girl said "Jesus" then the other girl said "Seriously, another one like that" "you're the only one talking" (not sure who she was talking to looked like she was saying that to someone else). Looks like they ran into other polyglots before you and were tired that only the middle girl could understand what was being said lol

[@nandiz748]

@@GrimesTheOG irigyek voltak a csajra, hogy több nyelven beszél mint ők 😆

[@samueleczek]

In Europe (Central Europe in particular) multilingualism is really common. For example here, in Ukraine EVERYONE I’ve ever met in my life could speak both Russian and Ukrainian. English isn’t as common to hear, but there is a part of population that can speak it well too. As for other languages, i would say that a small percent of population can speak French. I myself am polyglot. I speak (from the most proficient, to the least): Russian, English, Ukrainian, French, Spanish (which i’m currently studying). You can wonder: how come you’re more proficient in English than in Ukrainian? The thing is - in The Eastern part of Ukraine we primarily speak Russian, so i almost never use Ukrainian in my daily speech. For English (and French), my boyfriend is from Canada so I speak those 2 everyday. Thanks for reading this lol! 😁✨

[@JackConners123]

So nice to read that Russian language well resists the oppression from your current government. So strange that some Western Ukrainians don't even admit speaking Russian just because of politics.

[@marioluigi9599]

@@JackConners123 I'm not sure who is oppressing you. It's Russia that invades Ukraine. Not Ukraine invading Russia

[@samueleczek]

@@JackConners123 well, i must add that the current government doesn’t really try to oppress the usage of Russian language. It’s the people by the most part. But personally, Ukrainian causes many problems in my life, since i don’t speak it much I cannot express my thoughts as efficiently as I would in English for example. In schools they demand us to speak Ukrainian and it’s tough, especially in History class where they want me to thoroughly explain the historical events.

[@samueleczek]

@@marioluigi9599 oh sorry, didn’t read the second reply haha. The oppressions mostly comes from the western part of Ukraine. They even put up posters like this: « Find another restaurant if you’re a russian-speaking fuck » 😂 that’s sorta funny cause the Constitution guarantees the protection of Russian language and people who speak it.

[@bnanaaasbrown9529]

Sorry if this is wrong, but I thought that Russian and Ukrainian were basically the same language?

[@melissawilms7544]

Im from Switzerland and i can also speak 5 languages. It’s quite normal to speak more languages in Europe. :)

[@njdc1324]

Heyyyyyy . So nice to see other people that love languages . They fascinate me . They open new opportunities and new doors in life . I'm 16 and speak 6 languages . Am in the process of learning French (two month into the process)

[@Musicienne-DAB1995]

Wow. What six languages to you speak?

[@njdc1324]

@@Musicienne-DAB1995 Yeah

[@telmobrito519]

Bonne chance! T'en aura besoin.

[@njdc1324]

@@telmobrito519 😂 oui, c'est un peu difficile mais c'est similaire à l'espagnol

[@florence6025]

Loved the video! Normally Omegle isn't know for it's 'educational purposes', which is a shame. It is a great way to connect to different people. When I was younger I had a few really great converstations with strangers on Omegle. Maybe I need to give it a new try and maybe I get a change to talk to someone like you. I'm from Belgium so I speak Dutch (Flemish), English, French and a little bit German (mostly understanding).

[@ramirobergallo8501]

I love your videos. Try to make the next one a bit longer please. The best part is the surprise reaction of people when they see that you can speak their language

[@RaulCamarena3]

I will keep this in mind , where are you from ? 😎

[@ramirobergallo8501]

@@RaulCamarena3 Saludos desde Argentina, estoy terminando de estudiar inglés y tal vez el año q viene empiece con portugués, gracias por la inspiracion de aprender nuevas lenguas ;)

[@plinsf]

Short but sweet. Good stuff, so positive.

[@jose-languageslawandfinanc7025]

omg really amazed by this. One of the things that I love the most in this world are languages, and watching this gave me a lot of peace.

[@gilberttwaterfield6389]

That's great that you speak many languages I like to watch the video it makes me smile in the more language you learn the better it is because eventually it might be a problem with technology and because you speak so many languages you will be able to help a lot of people keep it up nice work

[@clareannemarasigan1962]

Even here in the Philippines, most Filipinos are billingual (Tagalog + English) and we have almost 100+ dialects hehe but since I grew up in a city, I don't use those dialects. We are also colonized by Spanish people so we share some of their language ^-^

[@alansaji.]

I am 16 and i can speak 5 languages And i am from India And uk that we have many languages Like one language per state and things like that

[@stefanstroescu]

Enjoyed the interaction with the random people! You give them a good reason to learn! Be safe Raul!

[@RaulCamarena3]

Stefan! It’s always a pleasure to see you, hope everything is going well for you!

[@PranNarang]

This is amazing bro!! These interactions are so fun 😂

[@RaulCamarena3]

Yessir bro hahah next up your language 🤨😉😉😉

[@siegjan6371]

In the Caribbean part of the Dutch kingdom is very normal to speak at least 4 languages at the age of 15. We start with Dutch and papiamentu or Dutch and English at the kindergarten. At the rlimary school you get English and Spanish. At the secondary school French or German. If the kids have parents from other countries they can speak Portugese, creole, Chinese or surinamese too

[@shaughn_p]

Love these videos keep them coming

[@yosueth]

Buen video, y en la parte italiana me sorprendió como entendí todo sin saber nada del idioma, como se nota el origen romance xD

[@DudixBP]

The thing the Romanian asked you in French is actually what our French teachers ask us daily in French class, basically "what homework did you prepare today?", a meme at this point, probably a lot of us remember that phrase from high-school. As for what everyone else said, it stands true for Romania too. We take English (mandatory), French or German or Spanish. You get some basic knowledge from there, plus with Romanian being a latin language it's not hard to pick up at least another latin language. Romanians also go to work in Western Europe quite often, so you would find a few people who can speak 3/4 languages. Probably not the majority, but from what I am seeing it's likely that a higher percentage of Europeans are polyglots than of Americans.

[@PierreMiniggio]

Oh I guess the "what homework did you prepare today?" meme is a similar vibe as the "Where is Bryan ?" meme we have in France when learning english in schools 🤣

[@ariaii4342]

Where I live, in the United States, it is much less common to speak multiple languages, unless it's Spanish or French. I'm 13 and haven't attended American public school almost at all, I was mostly homeschooled, but i currently attend an efterskøle in Denmark. I am fluent in German (for the most part), Italian, Spanish, English, French, Norwegian, Swedish, and Danish. I am also learning Russian currently. I have been learning it since I was around 10 but am still definitely not completely fluent. My older brother is a linguist in Korean, so I would also like to learn that language. (I also know quite a bit of American sign language, but I forgot to mention it in my main paragraph)

[@burgerkang3249]

13 and fluent in 8 languages? Lmao, no.

[@ariaii4342]

Yes. Eight languages. After learning languages like Spanish, French and Italian come much easier. Same thing for Danish, Norwegian, and Swedish. Maybe I worded it incorrectly, I do not use most of these languages on a daily, so I cannot possibly speak like a native, but I can understand fully and make my points across. Also, keep in mind I have been studying a languages since a very very young age. Knowing multiple Germanic languages or multiple Romance Languages is not the big shock you think it is. Multiple Slavic languages or quite literally any language in all of Asia, (Sorry, I don’t focus on those languages so I don’t know many terms.) as an American could be pretty unbelievable. Or if I could speak Arabic or Greek or something on top of this, that’d be pretty interesting. But, when you boil down my knowledge, the “Lmao, no.”, is really just unnecessary, you are acting as if i claimed to speak every language created or be fluent in ancient hebrew, but I’m not, I literally can speak a few languages that are very similar.

[@ariaii4342]

In fact, most Europeans several languages. As an American, and even Europe 8 is above average, but keep in mind, this is just about all I do, it’s a HOBBY. I also know lots and lots about Historical Fashion, and can consider myself an uncertified expert on several historical topics, such as literally anything to do with WW2, the Soviet Union, The Vietnam War, and the Black Plague, as well as several more. Maybe you’d like to deny my knowledge on that. You seem public schooled, not that I can accurately state, but you’d be surprised what us voluntarily homeschooled autistic kids are up to.

[@StomachAcid]

I laughed so hard when that person said "te gusta comer", you said "te gusta comer que?" And then she was like, "comer.... food" I thought that was really funny!

[@NightOfCrystals]

I did too

[@darkalligraph]

5:13 Very inspirational. Although I also learn piano, music is sort of a language too :) Rather than starting new languages, right now I just want to improve the 3 that I have some knowledge of (not including English). I'm about as old as those people you met in the video, soo I suppose I still have lots of time to learn!

[@halimmoesa3097]

Great, keep it up!

[@RaulCamarena3]

Yessir brother!! You still all your life to learn, I only really started learning at 19 😉

[@Musicienne-DAB1995]

Music is most definitely a language, and also helps expose you to foreign languages, anyway.

[@Musicienne-DAB1995]

A great video which demonstrates the huge social benefits of learning a foreign language! My native language is English, I can speak French and German (hesitantly), and I am learning Russian (my favourite language to learn for many reasons).

[@Vasmargolin]

Приятно читать

[@yuriytemniuk5360]

I'm 14 and I speak 4 languages!!! Ukrainian (my own language), Russian, Polish, English and I'm not gonna stop!

[@korlmusic]

Wow! I’m 17 and live in the US. I speak Swedish (mother tongue), English, and am learning French at school. That’s so cool that you speak so many languages, many people I know only speak English.

[@insanegunner8498]

Bro make little long long ... you’re contents are dope ❤️❤️🔥🔥

[@RaulCamarena3]

Thank you bro!! Yes I’m working on making them longer 😎

[@mirifiqu3]

2:47 lol thats us

[@chrono6564]

What’s the middle girl’s socials? The one that was on her phone most of the time?

[@chrisdotts8777]

As a 15 year old american this puts a smile on my face. I study Spanish German Swedish Latin and for some reason I'm still learning English

[@RaulCamarena3]

That’s great!!!! Work hard brother you got a big head start! 😎

[@pep590]

Are you sure, because I heard that Americans can only speak English.

[@abduwalimuse7482]

hej! i am also an american learning swedish!

[@xanox23]

@@pep590 most americans only speak english. Seeing a bilingual person is rare amongst white/black americans

[@pep590]

@@xanox23 I totally agree with you. It is rare. But others state as if there are zero Americans, who are bilingual and of course that is not true.

[@TentarDota]

y seguiras creciendo mi rey, seguire apoyando

[@RaulCamarena3]

Muchas gracias carnal! 🥰

[@turmat01]

Tres bonne video comme toujours! Tu as du talent Raul! It's very impressive, I wish I could speak more languages. I understand a little bit all of the latin languages (french, spanish, italian, portuguese and haitian creole) but I really can't speak any other than french. Also understand/speak a tiny bit of Japanese and Mandarin, but not enough for even a basic conversation. Mais je peux demander de l'aide dans les épiceries asiatiques! XD

[@RaulCamarena3]

Hey brother I’m happy to see another language learner! But it’s all about practice, Rome wasn’t built in a day! You actually have me a bit of inspiration to do like motivational videos on how I started and my journey because it’s not all sunshine and rainbows!

[@turmat01]

@@RaulCamarena3 would be a good idea man! I clearly don't study enough and this is why I still can't speak any thing else!

[@mathieulecuyer-turcotte9458]

​@@RaulCamarena3 Hey this is also me, writing from my work account because it's simpler with a keyboard than on the cellphone. So if that has any weight in your decisions, the languages I'm interested into are Mandarin, Japanese, Brazilian Portuguese and Russian. Also if you are interested in knowing why I like these languages: Madarin: Love all asian foods. Learnt to make some KILLER chinese foods during covid. Gave me the urge to learn the language Japanese: I did Karate before, learning what the words means instead of memorizing the moves names made it way easier for me. Made me want to learn more. Brazilian portuguese: Most beautiful language in the world, hands down. Nuff said. Russian: I'm HUGE into space flight. Russia have some of the best rocket engineers, I would love to be able to understand interviews.

[@polish1self]

The Earth is so full of such interesting people :) All the best !

[@lukaeya_]

I live in Romania and I'm Hungarian. It was funny to understand what the Hungarian girls were talking in the backround haha As a Hungarian living in Romania you have to learn 4 languages in school: Hungarian, Romanian, English and an extra (France/Italian/German) and also Latin but you don't really learn that.

[@god_gamerboy7121]

Girl: “Nihow” “Wow you’re Chinese is good”

[@dacha6012]

I am 16 and i know-Serbian,Macedonian,Slovak,Russian,Polish and English. I will learn German,Hungarian and Spanish. Zdravo,Ahoj,Privet,Czešć,Hello,Hallo,Szia and Hola

[@donovandelport3157]

Great video Raul

[@RaulCamarena3]

Thank you!

[@mayfielcl]

Im thirteen i speak french, polish and im learning english & italian at school ! I would like the know russian too, learning languages is niceee

[@silveroaky]

In India each state got their own state language.. and it's normal for us to know atleast 3 of them And I know 5

[@isabelle441]

I’m 16 and currently learning spanish, korean, german and japanese 😁😁 spanish is pretty easy for and I learn it in school.

[@RaulCamarena3]

So jealous, at your age I only played Minecraft haha

[@isabelle441]

@@RaulCamarena3 Haha I still do sometimes 😂

[@chrono6564]

Would love if you could teach me some phrases Isabelle :)

[@user-dz6tq9nx8f]

​@@RaulCamarena3 hi daddy

[@plssubtome2329]

in morocco most of the people speak 2 languages (arabic and french ) a big percentage speak 3 languages (arabic, french, english) or (arabic, french, spanish)

[@Musicienne-DAB1995]

Yes, I can see why that is. Spanish was influenced by Arabic.

[@pavlelazarevic3270]

As 15 year old who can speak 4 languages , i feel pretty proud

[@stardustjustlikeyou]

My passion is watching videos of people who's passion is learning languages

[@RaulCamarena3]

My passion to be lazy 😉

[@yusifabbasov713]

Hello from the Caucasus, where you need to know 10 languages to speak with your relatives in a neighboring village and plus russian.

[@Fabian-hz4re]

I loved the vid, but there is one thing I didn't like, the fact that it only lasted like 5 minutes :( haha Really enjoyed these interactions

[@RaulCamarena3]

I know the videos are short I’m working On making them longer 😭

[@valentinoKun]

I live in the border of Holland and germany . At schoolI I got french lessons. Am originated sicilian. So I talk italian aswell....... and I learnt other languages, like romanian. A bit spanish..... so yes....we talks lots of languages here.

[@tammyvanwyk5177]

There is a family in our school that are all polyglots. As young as 5 they spoke a different language each day as a family 🤯. Super impressive to me as a parent of 2 myself and just getting them to 60% bilingual has been tough.

[@sashaveygman2572]

Nice video, It made me understood that Im not so bad at languages, I know 4 and Im 14, never thought that Im Polyglot haha

[@TMC_TimeLine]

In Europe it is really common to speak 3 or 4 languages( if you pay attention in school). I had 2 mandatory languages I needed to have in school. My native language(Dutch) and English. You need to get a passable grade on both otherwise you'll fail. Then I had 2 other languages, french and german. I had to take french for 3 years and german for 2 years. I was shit with languages in school so I don't remember anything from french and german

[@Vessy95gg]

Anch'io a 15 anni parlavo 4 lingue, e molto meglio di così: bulgaro, italiano, inglese e francese. Con l'unica differenza che non me la tiravo così tanto.

[@lexle6203]

Normal in Europe. I speak Finnish, Swedish, English and spanish and i am definitely not a polyglot

[@TofigFarajli]

I can speak 6 languages fluently.Azerbaijani,Turkish,English,Spanish,Arabic,Russian

[@fab0077]

Weeeeey, es mexa, puro talento en este país 😍😍😍😍😍😍

[@naveenj9861]

Hi Raul, How are you friend, I want to learn spanish language, I can little understand it, but can you advise me, how to learn it and what will be the best way to learn, do I have to join any language school..?

[@jehamsky936]

Wow your so good in speaking many languages I only know 4 language

[@RaulCamarena3]

Bro that’s 3 languages more then many people 😎😎😎

[@jehamsky936]

@@RaulCamarena3 thank you but I keep practicing the 4th language cause sometimes I forget what to say hahaha

[@RaulCamarena3]

@@jehamsky936 it happened bro I always confuse the languages it’s part of the process!

[@jinhyeseung4452]

Mas que todo me sorprende que cada vez hay mas personas que estan estudiando coreano jeje me alegro

[@sss1969]

yeah its a really really beautiful language

[@HeartBreakKid.]

Me atreveria decir que se debe al factor "K-pop" sin embargo no sé si podria mantenerse asi por algunos años o solo sera una Moda pasajera.

[@XenolVlatriX]

Haha the girl’s expression when she acknowledged she can speak 4 languages!

[@njdc1324]

Nice videos . How many languages do you speak?

[@antoniamokuy7690]

Es increíble de verdad…aquí en Africa muchos se sorprenden cuando les digo que soy hispanohablante

[@paulo0651]

Buen video, bro. Voce sabe portugues?

[@an_invulnerable761]

17 me Spanish English Japanese Chinese understand Portuguese , Italian , French

[@Deshpande21]

Even I can speak in 4 languages Hindi, marathi, sanskrit, and English And other Bhartiya 🇮🇳 languages too 😇🙏

[@thepolyglotzone]

Nmms tocallo todo un poliglota😎👌 すごいじゃん!🤩 I was born in Mexicali.

[@Mr_luofeng]

They fell in love with u😆🤣🤣cause of the smile 😃 like never ends smiling 😃 💀😆🤣

[@jases2045]

Learn some Polish XD btw i like your video and I also like to learn languages, so far I am mastering English

[@RaulCamarena3]

Good luck in your language studies 😉

[@jases2045]

@@RaulCamarena3 thanks

[@PierreMiniggio]

0:28 Come on ! "Hungary" ! Not "Hungry" ! 🤣

[@MegaMayday16]

So I speak German english Spanish and Arabic. Arabic because of my mum. German because livin in Germany. English and Spanish because of school studies and traveling. And in fact speaking on Arabic diallect means you have access to many Arabic dialects. Speaking Spanish makes me able to understand Portuguese Netflix serial.

[@Musicienne-DAB1995]

That is a great advantage of learning more than one language: it's creates a domino effect. Even though I cannot speak Ukrainian or Bulgarian, I do find that knowing even a little Russian helps with understanding words from those languages.

[@seph6012]

Me who is fluent in English. Is about intermediate in Spanish can understand French and German I can hardly speak it tho trust me the pronunciation for me is off so I feel as if I am disrespecting the language. I am learning Chinese and Korean and a bit of Thai and Japanese. I also know a bit of Italian since it's so closely related to Spanish it's easy to understand.

[@Musicienne-DAB1995]

Lots of foreigners speak English with a heavy accent, so don't stress.

[@Po0pypoopy]

These kids are most likely hybrids from parents that came from other countries They acquired the languages from their parents effortlessly I would be impressed if they taught themselves the language

[@yilingpatriarch31]

Or started to learn it as an adults xp

[@apoxfn]

thats normal in most of europe. here in germany u learn english spanish french/latin in school + u can learn extra language in school + most people have parents with roots from somewhere else and can speak that language aswell + some people like a friend of mine learns japanese on his own because of anime so being able to speak 4 languages is normal

[@siaahaa]

i speak 4 languages too, in Europe it's common to speak more than 2 languages and i speak french, italian, english and arabic

[@Musicienne-DAB1995]

Very good. I like Arabic calligraphy, and I can speak French.

[@KevinfpMarunduri]

I like your new hairstyle ❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@RaulCamarena3]

Thank you!!

[@KevinfpMarunduri]

@@RaulCamarena3 You're welcome

[@40Burak]

That face when she said that shes 15 xd

[@S3ba5t1ans]

*me encantan tus videos , es una pena que no tengan sub en español*

[@axlrose4676]

ViVa l'italia Grande fratello 💪🏻

[@CultureJourney]

I'm 15 and I'm American. I speak English, Spanish, some French and I'm learning Arabic. I also know American Sign Language. I want to be a polyglot, but I don't feel like I qualify yet. One day soon!

[@airfryer9031]

I go to a german school there wenleaen 4 languages latin spanish and we can choose an italian /japanse course . We can also learn french but then its not possible to learn spanish or latin. Most of the students arent even german which adds an extra mother language yknow! So that means that I will most likely will know 6 languages after i graduate:)

[@zedwpd]

62.1 million Hispanics living in the United States and you say we only speak English. Almost every high school in America has a foreign language. My kids went to a rural school in Missouri that graduates only 40 kids per year and they both speak Spanish.

[@senorliamy17]

i'm 14 and I can speak Chinese and English fluently, and learning French and Spanish.

[@xen2125]

I’m South African and it’s pretty common in Africa as a whole for people to speak multiple languages. I speak four, but I’ve met people who people like 7 and up…

[@XGinnix]

I'm 17, spanish and italian are my native lenguages, I started learning japanese 4 years ago, and i'm stydying english, french and German at school, and i'm planning to start learning korean, chinese, portuguese or russian...

[@Musicienne-DAB1995]

I have just come from another video where people are saying that Japanese can be a good hook for learning Chinese or Korean.

[@Musicienne-DAB1995]

Well done. Your English is good.

[@4lexbl4s]

im spanish (15 yo) and i can speak 3 languages fluently, and im studying french (i can speak a little bit lol) and japanese its really common in europe

[@zetsubo5282]

Really, bruhhh, SUGGOO

[@kenshin6105]

man thats godlike powers speaking a lot of languages

[@ajiiws_6318]

Indonesia... Iya

[@antoniograd1245]

I can speak 4 language to 😅

[@yilingpatriarch31]

Yea ppl brag about that they know languages as a teen but if u have mixed parents, grew up in other country than native or they teach u few since a kid it doesn't matter cuz its not like a 4 year old could learn any language on its own. Simply parents want them to be polyglots. Pathetic :/ now it's popular to teach kids few languages but it's something when u start to learn it as an adult.

[@juliatakahashi1121]

Her reaction when he spoke Italian haha

[@Anas-mv6qw]

Man it's extremely normal ! I'm 15 too and i got b2 in French (Delf) i got c1 in Tofel exam and b1 in Spanish so there 3 language and don't forget Arabic my mother tongue so i speak 4 languages and i learn them by myself you just need the willingness .!!

[@RaulCamarena3]

It’s normal over there in Africa/Europe/Asia but not North America 🥲😂 hey man but good job!! You got something going on 😎

[@Musicienne-DAB1995]

@@RaulCamarena3 To be fair, isn't Canada officially bilingual? In the UK, being multilingual is more common among immigrant populations than among the English, sadly. Used not to be the case, but educational standards have collapsed since then.

[@badnut8149]

Im learning 3 languages currently

[@alekseyl]

that’s so cool :)

[@frutosdamar3546]

im 12 and i can speak 3 languages and im trying to learn french i speak english portuguese (Brazil and Portugal) and spanish

[@aysegultd2700]

You should meet iclal 💖

[@aysegultd2700]

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[@viofebriano]

Nice

[@avolenter]

Finally. Hungarians in ur channel👌🏻