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iclal (иджлаль)
19 years old
living in milan/istanbul
languages: turkish, french, english, italian, spanish, german, russian, dutch, swedish
♡ what's in this video
0:00 intro
1:05 different types of polyglots
1:31 how can they speak so many languages?
3:16 lingq
6:20 learning on your own
8:00 how do they learn so easily?
10:22 confidence & integration
12:12 not everything you see is real
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[@fangirlinneverland6335]

As serbian and lover of your channel i feel honoured you mentioned us again😭love you!💖

♥️

[@titoslavka]

​@@fangirlinneverland6335 me too, if you ever need help feel free to ask for help :)!

[@t-rob2943]

Is Swahili on LingQ?

[@mirandanullaria1027]

It is!

[@Shemzinho]

The point about most polyglots learning related languages is a crucial one. Most learners are disheartened when they can’t pick up languages as quickly as polyglots on social media. Now they know 👌🏾

[@PandasRViolent]

95% of these internet polyglots aren't actually polyglots. Sure they know a few phrases in several languages but any one can do that with a couple weeks of memorization and a few cheap camera tricks. are they actually fluent in these languages and have a deep understanding of the languages no. I highly doubt most of them know two languages let alone multiple.

[@PandasRViolent]

Any "Polyglot" that doesn't have a live demonstration speaking to a native speaker of supposed languages they know is full of crap. They should be crisp and coherent and the conversation should not just be about fluff, I went to the grocery store to get milk.

[@alejandraahmed1177]

People do it for survival. If they are immigrants and have a job in another country they would be willing to learn more. Swim or sink.

[@PandasRViolent]

@@alejandraahmed1177 Reading comprehension is key, first and foremost. I said 95% of internet Polyglots are fake, not all Polyglots are fake. Learning Language through immersion is literally the best way to learn, which is what immigrants and scholars do. Even then it still takes time to learn the language and understand it to be fluent, As someone whose traveled and is bilingual most of these people even the immigrants and Scholars i'd argue are semi-fluent really, yes they can have complete conversations, but usually not fluidly. Internet polyglots aren't immigrants struggling to survive or scholars they are vloggers trying to make a quick buck selling people a quick dream only time they will be in said country is on vacation. Lastly if you don't use said language is a muscle you will literally forget it if you don't use it. My ex-gf stopped speaking Arabic when she was around 12 now an adult she can't speak it but only understands certain words

[@ahmethd6927]

Hello İclal, I had a project assignment at school, the subject of the project was famous people of Turkey, and the subject of the project was your life and the secrets of learning a language, I showed you the secrets of learning a language thanks to this project. I hope one day I can be like you.❤❤

[@Mahoo.justich]

İyi dersler Ahmet bey ❤🎉

[@samplesample7178]

Best profile pic ever 😍

[@ahmethd6927]

@@samplesample7178 thanks 😊

[@zreimlii]

im glad you dont let the tiktok haters get to you. i love watching polyglot tiktoks and yt videos, i think they're so cool. and it makes me really excited to finish learning spanish. thx for the video

[@FC-BS]

This is what I need. As someone who is trying to become a self taught polyglot, I appreciate these tips.

[@icouldntfindausername]

1:38 so true! I speak English and i've been learning spanish for a little while. Even though Im probably just around a2 level spanish, i tried to read an a1 level French text, had a quiz based on that text and you know what? I got all the answers right! I've never studied French but english and spanish REALLY helps. It is way easier to learn a language when you already know another language that is related to your target lang. (my native language is Turkish btw)

[@alejandraahmed1177]

So true. I just learned some Urdu and there are some similar few words to Turkish, not all.

[@shamaparveen1183]

I am learning Spanish from 1 month and next week I have exam of A1 level, I also speak English and my native language is Hindi

[@marvintheparanoidandroid42]

It's so true. For example, I had to watch that one Russian series without subtitles because it took them literally months to get the subtitled version available on the internet (:/) Yet, after a while, when the same words and expressions were repeated in similar contexts, I felt like I began to understand the main theme of the conversations, although not word for word. Of course, this doesn't mean that you will learn the damn language after a few episodes, but you kinda realize that learning a language is a combination of the ability to follow patterns and imitate. And oh boy, does that give me joy. (P.S. Ayrıca İclal dur, Sırpçayı önce ben öğrenecektim skskakdk)

yes, i also watched so many content without properly understanding but years later all that turned out super useful :) they just introduce the language patterns to your brain

[@ChrisBadges]

I really like the positivity and honesty of this channel. Keep up the good work, İclal, and may learning new languages always stay interesting, kolay gelsin!

[@sevgisoylemez]

We have been waiting sooo long ❤❤🎉

[@Omariano_45]

You're channel is literally a treasure for every language learner and the videos are very motivating in addition to you're very unique and beautiful person, Thanks a lot!!❤

[@broccoli9308]

*your

[@birsuduman394]

Dil öğrenmek konusunda beni İclal kadar motive eden kimse yok, dinlemeye ve uygulamaya bayılıyorum teşekkürler!

[@martixon8844]

You always look so beautiful and elegant

thank you! 🤍

[@baahirjinadu4392]

Great vid as always!

[@Raneem33197]

You are an amazing hardworking polyglot ❤ so don’t worry about some people comments … wish you all the best ❤

[@Uniyou0459]

I absolutely with your points Iclal! I don't think being a polyglot itself is a "talent" as some people phrase it but learning to become one certainly is a skill that's developed. I feel the same way with learning a new language, that each one gets easier. Not because of similar vocabulary (Im learning languages in different families, although I agree with your points) but because you learn how to learn a language. Ex, I now know what type of vocabulary I should learn in order to start speaking and the grammar that is important at beginning stages. Thanks for the video :)

thanks for your contribution! totally agree

[@han_ane9763]

From your experience How to learn language and which kind of vocabulary or ways should follow ? Thanks 👍

[@apfsl]

what you said about school and needed to pay attention to someone speaking the same thing over and over when i've already understood it is SO real. i'm like 'mec i got it arrêtez svp ' lol. You slay gal :)

😭😭 merci

[@sandrapopovicc]

What a coincidence I found your video!!! Ever since I was a kid I had a hard time speaking serbian. Its inspiring to see how you were able to pick up on it so easy I've noticed after I began learning spanish and was able to obtain a good proficiency, I naturally became better at speaking serbian due to being around my family again. It felt like I was more capable of recognizing patterns in language. I am wondering if the strengthening of the pattern recognition "muscle" also contributes to the success polyglots have with learning new languages. Or maybe it could be an improvement of memory, increased amount of attentiveness to different languages, or maybe even more confidence to learn. Who knows to be honest, but it was interesting to see how quickly I was able to pick up on things after not being able to for so long. I wonder if other people have had similar experiences

[@IspeakChinese]

Dear Iclal, You are such a role model keep up the good work 😊♥️

[@languagelearningsessions]

Thanks for sharing such valuable info with us!👏

[@tugcebasakeren]

Edit,çekimler,müzik her şey mükemmel olmuş. Arada diğer dillere geçip flex yapman da ayrı 😊

[@andrafermus1130]

You are awesome! Congrats! Keep up the good work!

[@sincewearealone]

QUEEN APPROVED

[@beyzabayrak7]

Aiiiy çok keyif aldıııım!

спасибо бейзушкааа ❣️

[@simp4evermore]

hi, being a polyglot is my biggest dream ever. im also turkish btw and living in turkey. over the last 2 years i have been studying for uni ent exam. so i have no time to study another language but english (imma language student). i hope i will make my dream come true like u do iclal !!! ily so muchhhh. your videos always inspires me thanks

it's still a good opportunity for you to dedicate as much time as you want to english! then you will have your whole life to study the others. good luck 🤍

[@simp4evermore]

@ omg im grateful that u replied me 🥺 actually last year I hadn't studied enough and joined to a russian class in public edu center and i got a1 a2 and b1 certificates as well as german a1 🤩🤩 as soon as the exam finishes i will study russian and german cause THEY'RE BEGINNING TO SLIP FROM MY MIND 😭😭

[@leonKennedy0023]

Thanks, Iclal, for the video! I speak three languages at different levels: Arabic (my native language), English, and French. Currently, I'm planning to start learning Italian in an academic manner to reach a level that allows me to enroll in a master's degree program in Italy, which is taught in Italian. I really enjoy your content about languages; it's inspiring and motivating. I would be glad if you could make a video about Italian, in terms of the resources and materials you relied on to learn it. Greetings from Algeria! 😊

thanks for the recommendation, good luck!

[@donrumata_]

Well, all Slavic languages are VERY close to each other, way closer than even Romance languages because they separated from Proto-Slavic only about 1200-1400 years ago. For native speakers of Slavic languages all other Slavic languages are comprehensible at least in terms of reading and 1-2 usually in terms of speaking too. For example, as a native speaker of Ukrainian I understand about 95-98% of Belarusian in any form from the scratch. However, general patterns in all Slavic languages are almost the same, and theoretically a person can learn all of them on a very good level in a pretty short period of time. Normally nobody would do that but yes, we can :)

yes, it's just surprising how those languages share even more, i speak only russian and still see the similarity, can't imagine how it would be if i spoke the others because they seem to be even more compatible

[@Uniyou0459]

Yeah its crazy! Im learning polish and i can sometimes understand when I hear russians or ukrainians speaking. even thought I cant do with with spanish as an english speaker.

[@alexanderboehmler6451]

Bulgarian (and Macedonian, if you count that as a language separate from Bulgarian) have a grammar that is very different from the other Slavic languages though. That means much of the vocabulary is still the same, with some terms sounding "religious" to other Slavs, due to Church Slavonic basically being Old Bulgarian. For example in listening or reading comprehension exercises, learners are often asked whether a statement is "true or false", or in Bulgarian "вярно или грешно". But the way sentences are structured is rather different, and that makes it much more difficult to understand, let alone produce, more complex statements. Thus, it is not surprisng that the Bulgarian language course for Ukrainian refugees I have seen heavily focuses on grammar.

didn't know this about bulgarian, that's so impressive. it reminded me of the compatibility of turkish and azerbaijani, we can mostly understand them but how they express things sounds a bit aggressive or offensive to us. meanwhile they say that turkish sounds so formal

[@alexanderboehmler6451]

@ Thank you for your answer! Azerbaijani has similar grammar to Turkish though, I think? As for Bulgaria, I do recommend a visit, for example if you ever travel overland between Milan and Istanbul. I think you would enjoy the mix of Russian and Turkish influences there. Actually, Mustafa Kemal (later Atatürk) knew the language: he studied in Bitola (Ottoman Empire, now North Macedonia) from 1896 to 1899. Later he served at the Ottoman Embassy in Sofia (already independent Bulgaria) from 1913. He fell in love with a Bulgarian woman, but her father forbade her to marry him. This is why, in early 1915, he left Bulgaria to join the war. Soon afterwards, he became famous.

[@veteacolombani1070]

Hello, Apart from french english and spanish that we in Tahiti learn at school, i learn the languages i am interested alone. M'y strategy is to learn related languages. It's way more easier when you know one of the family group to expand to another language of the group.

[@nurcanozel632]

tebrikler, yolun açık olsun 😊

[@krystynal3945]

Your collars are so beautiful ! The content of your videos is very interesting.

so glad to hear. thanks 🙏

[@klaromalo9822]

You are just incredible, girl! Ma sha Allah

[@feyzanurergisi4534]

Harikasın.Sırpçada kolaylıklar.Teşekkürler içten ve motive edici açıklamaların için.

[@salvadoran_uwu]

This was the most honest talk. Esta fue la charla más honesta.

[@MartinLannion]

Wow! Thank you for your really fascinating insights! Your accent in English is perfect. People can be so negative and jealous. As someone who loves language/s and language learning, I couldn't possibly overemphasise how much I enjoyed your video 😀 Thank you so much

[@IanMusa]

Great points, i find learning spanish easier than other would because in my native language we pronunciate the vowel sounds the same as spanish, and i have been living in english for 20+ years, so naturally, i find it easier

[@Binoworld8]

Beautiful polyglot ❤ thank u sm

[@pm12a]

Hi Iclal, could you make a video about practicing writing in a foreign language? You show pictures of your notebooks sometimes they are so beautiful! I would like to know how to master that skill as well

[@ducadukeoflondontown9473]

Fascinating insights about the polyglot world... grazie mille! PS. Will you attend Polyglot Gathering 2024?

[@laminidictee]

Merci Iclal.

[@learnenglish3382]

Bir şey söyliyecem, siz bir dahisiz😊 Allah sizi korusun❤

[@lizabelslavickova8041]

Great! Then you are closer and closer to learning Hungarian! I can't wait that moment! 🫶

[@Bindi972]

Thanks sister I like your accent and I hope you do other videos of Turkish learning ❤

[@deryacakir8088]

No I swear you are so intelligent

[@thestraightupguide]

I've found learning Spanish to be very easy for me, as a native English speaker, and I credit a lot of that to being such a proficient native English speaker. I spent my childhood reading everything - encyclopaedias, dictionaries, novels, newspapers, text-only story driven video games... I was reading at university level by the age of nine, simply because I'd done so much reading. So, when a Spanish word is a close match to an obscure, rarely-used English word, I immediately understand it, where it might have passed other learners by. I also studied German at school (passed the B1 exam) and it's surprising how often I can more-or-less follow along with Dutch, Swedish, Norwegian, even Danish sometimes. So yes, I very much agree about things building on what you already know, rather than being some magical power we're assumed to have!

[@chasesutherland1168]

I have been studying German for about 4 months now and I wanted to see how similar other Germanic languages are. I could understand most of the first mini story of Norwegian without even looking at what the words mean.

i can't even differentiate swedish and norwegian until i see the special characters HAHSHAHAH

[@brianl6128]

You’re right about how some people are polyglots due to circumstance. My friend has a Spanish mother, Algerian father, il a grandi dans la région francophone de Belgique, et puis il a déménagé à la région néerlandophone. Du coup il parle l’espagnol, l’arabe, le français, le néerlandais, et l’anglais. Il est hyper gentil and he’s helped me with my French a lot. I hope that as I progress in Spanish and Arabic I can speak to him in those languages too.

yes, also some had really great education in those languages even if they never tried to become a polyglot, i know a person who speaks several languages just because of the school. rare case but impressive, for countries with better education methods

[@anabeatrizmacielmuniz4893]

I've been learning English for four years, became easier with the time. I still make a lot of mistakes but it doesn't look like a monster anymore. Now I am learning Italian, I can understand almost everything, my native language is Portuguese and it helps a lot.

[@user-zq7lr2hn7o]

bildiğim diller b2 ingilizce a1 almanca şuan japonca da öğrenmeye başladım benim hepsine ayıracak vaktim var ve tatil- haftasonu gibi zamanlarda daha da şanslı oluyorum okulda advanced ve upper intermediate kitaplar okuyorum. evde videolar dinliyorum. almanca konuşma sınavım 100 dinleme 95 okulda öğrendim. yani ben bile yapabiliyorsam siz çok daha iyisini de yapabilirsiniz yeter ki vazgeçmeyin ve dile kendinizi maruz bırakın. b1 seviyesine geldikten sonra okuma-dinleme-yazma alıştırmaları yapmanız gerekiyor konuşma kendiliğinden gelişiyor zaten. native speaker arkadaşlar edinebilirsiniz mesela görüntülü konuşma vb. şeyler yapabilirsiniz. keep practising and one day you can speak any language with a high level of proficiency. never give up. one can speak english fluently after consistent practising of listening, writing and reading. do not mind what the others say, try to do the best that you can and no one can discourage you. by the way I did not use translate. bilgisayar kullanmayı bilmediğim için dont didnt fln yazamadım klavyeden dolayı😫

[@viktoria.p.777]

This is so sincere. I speak a western and an eastern Slavic language as my first languages. Therefore I can understand almost every Slavic language. This doesn't mean i speak them fluently, but it is easy for me to dive in in all of them. I grew up in Germany and therefore speak German. This doesn't mean i can speak dutch, but i can understand the context. To be honest I never bothered much with Dutch, but understanding several languages makes it easier to learn them as said in the video. But some people tend to over exaggerate their skills.

[@isapucci]

Hey Iclal, May i ask that why did delete your past videos(like learning italian and spanish?) I need to receive the infos in there. 😂

[@paceeamore5901]

Ma langue maternelle est le français, et je souhaitais apprendre l'italien puis l'espagnol, mais au bout de 4 mois j'ai échoué avec l'italien. La grammaire m'avait découragé avec toutes les prépositions articulées et les nombreuses exceptions. Et puis j'ai commencé l'espagnol tout récemment. Parce que j'ai au final beaucoup plus de raisons d'apprendre l'espagnol que l'italien. Et ce sera aussi beaucoup plus facile à pratiquer pour moi. L'écoute et la lecture peuvent être aussi une solution dans l'apprentissage des langues, mais à mon avis c'est inutile si on n'a pas de bonnes bases. Donc, au moins avoir le niveau A2... mais parfois, je me demande si je suis fait pour apprendre des langues. Avoir un niveau B2 au minimum en espagnol et en italien, ce serait le plus gros exploit de ma vie clairement ! Parce qu'à 30 ans, je parle toujours qu'une langue...

je vous comprends parfaitement.. l'italien est plein d'exceptions, même si je le parle couramment et fais mais études universitaires en cette langue, je fais encore des fautes avec les pluriels ou les déclinaisons..

[@muhammad_004]

Thanks for the video! As always u inspire me to learn new languages, and if ur not mind i wanna ask u a question) Why don't you learn any Asian language?

thanks! i never had the interest since my childhood and neither currently have

[@taniaandazola9461]

I've always thought about learning Italian since I know some spanish. Not entirely fluent in spanish, but it's really amazing how much italian I am able to understand because I know some spanish. Idk why but understanding french is harder for me than understanding italian lol

[@martixon8844]

That's true. We often don't pay attention to WHICH languages someone knows and usually they know several of the same language group exactly as you said. You can't have complexes. I am interested in learning English, German, French, Russian, Japanese and Arabic. As a Pole, Russian is not difficult for me, on the contrary, it is fun and relaxing. I have been learning English and German for a long time. As for Japanese, I am very motivated and to my Polish ear it seems very easy to pronounce. The only languages I really have difficulty with are French and Arabic because I've only been learning French for a short time and I can't quite hear clearly what someone is saying, and Arabic is Arabic. I just know that I have to give myself a lot of time to this language, but at the same time I know how rich and beautiful it is. I wish everyone good luck in learning languages and please never give up 🤍

good to hear about your experiences 🤍 best of luck with learning

[@emine-tayfun]

You are best; glaube ich.. ❤

[@mutiyangpilingbabae9207]

I just discovered your channel from your interview from Kaufmann. I love people like you, dedicated to learn many languages. I want to acheive it too! My question for you is.. How many languages do you want to learn? If you don't mind because I'm curious.

[@nikkimichelle3809]

Currently in a slump learning Russian! Thank you for motivating me! Do you recommend learning verbs early on in the Russian journey?

im preparing this video at the moment!! stay tuned

[@veeeen]

i recently suddenly got an urge to learn kazakh, maybe you should try it, it'd be quite easy considering turkish is your native lang :P

[@ardasa05]

yks biter bitmez iki senedir ogrenmek icin can cekistigim ve can attigim fransizcaya basliyorum😪😪🥺

[@cro_lok2363]

Yeah, I get this. My native language is Bulgarian. Before I tried to learn German and failed miserably. I'm planning on picking it up again this summer. Right now I'm attending a Russian course and listening to many videos on KZbin in that language. Honestly, it's so much easier to understand and learn

[@lavera4184]

Kalbim kırık aşk acısı çekiyorum. Seni izlemek yatağımdan çıkmamı sağlayacak kendim için güzel bi yaşam oluşturmak istiyorum. Senin azmin bana güç veriyor iclalcim❤❤❤

[@eliorx06]

Seni tanımıyorum ama umarım bir an önce kendine gelirsin 🫂

[@lavera4184]

@@eliorx06 teşekkür ederim❤

[@pinkgirl1108]

Can make a video on French , ressources,routine that help u to level up ur French ?

[@sadsixersfan]

Passive listening helped me a lot when trying to get better at French. There is so much fun and interesting French content out there, if you’re into playing games or watching people play games, there are loads of French streamers on twitch. If you want to learn fundamental grammar or get good at speaking, you could try a teacher on a platform like italki, where they can provide proper structure. If you are at an intermediate level (B1+) , I would highly suggest watching and engaging with French content. Now that I am learning German, I realise how much easier it was learning French.

i'll start with russian, then yes!

[@pinkgirl1108]

@ as fast as I can please 🙏?

[@pinkgirl1108]

@@sadsixersfan maby + thank u + for me I prefer booktube and content related to reading and books but I didn’t find any of these on French but still working on thanks a lot for ur help

[@user-db7sz2xx1p]

Thanks for important background information on how to learn languages. I will try to apply all those methods as much as I can. I encourage you to start learning Persian language also named Farsi as it is quite similar to Turkish. I also encourage you to learn Urdue. Once you get fluent in farsi, learning Urdue will be way easier.

[@timuro.2814]

Вы большая молодец

[@katarzynaidzikowska4209]

What pushes people to learn so many languages? I live in the UK I only speak Polish and English and I dont have this push to improve my English or learn antoher language . How do you find motivation

[@Hiba-fi4gf]

So, is there a path or a strategy to follow, like what to start with, what to learn before the other, how to find resources ..

[@tiramisunsun]

I speak French but Spanish and Italian don't feel easy to me ;-; Of course there are similarities and that helps a lot, but I also confuse them a lot with each other and tend to get the vowels wrong. I'm having an easier time with Korean and Japanese, maybe because I had a lot more exposure to them since I was a teenager.

[@yaminaboub-jo2lb]

I went to à school to learn French I didn't like the way they teach there , they don't know how a language should be tought properly, so I quit now I am learning on my own , and that's even better

[@user-zq7lr2hn7o]

quadrolingual olmak b2 seviye almanca ve a2-b1 seviye japonca öğrenmek istiyorum ne yapabilirim daha ikisinde de a1 seviyesindeyim

[@thiagoxaviersoutricolor8260]

Hello Iclal how it going?I wanted learning japaneses and also arabic.

[@user-zq7lr2hn7o]

ingilizcede b2-c1 düzeyde reading ve b1-b2 üzerinde writing yapabiliyorum speaking a2-b1 seviye dengeyi kuramıyorum nasıl hepsini c1 seviyeye sabitleyebilirim. ayrıca altyazısız bu videodan bişey anlayamam ama altyazı ile hemen hemen herşeyi anlıyorum. birçok kez native speaker insanlarla sohbet ettim onları anlıyor ve çok iyi kendimi ifade edebiliyorum ama youtubeda gezerken böyle oluyor nedense😓

[@spilltai411]

hoi ik woon in nederlands en ik heb een vraag how could l learn dutch similar basic and quickly do you have a suggest about of that ? also l'd like to growing to speak dutch. in addition these days lk lees allerlei nt2 boeken story etc. so clearly how could l learn a lots of languages by myself if you are able to describe that i will so happy about of the situation

[@BilgeSozleri-vc2ud]

Çok dil bilen insanlara her zaman saygı duymuşumdur.

[@rabiapgr]

Hi iclal. I actually have been following you for nearly 5 years. And I am also a polyglot and I want to create content but it is a little weird for me. Do you have any recommendation for me? Like, how did u start? I hope u can answer this❤

post some videos on tiktok & insta! way easier to create a community to start with

[@rabiapgr]

​@ omg! Thank you❤ I will and I hope I also can start yt like u

[@rinasuslin6420]

How many languages can be considered as a polyglot? I speak Mongolian, Chinese, English, Finnish, some Portuguese. How many other languages to add to become a polyglot? ;). I would love to make content too. ;).

[@mr.q1596]

فديو رائع ومفيد

[@alinnuda8699]

İclal merhaba nasılsın? Seni gönülden kutluyorum o kadar yeteneklisin ki🌸 hollandacaya merak saldığını duydum. Ben de 6 ay oldu yerleşeli lütfen bana da yardımcı olur musun

[@user-nq6hy2tm2z]

I can speak 3 languages if i just learn one language i’ll be polyglot

[@alyberlin317]

you are an amazing women

[@aishadadasheva]

иджляль привет! можешь пожалуйста рассказать из каких приложений ты находила иностранных друзей до отъезда за границу❤❤💌💌

привет, я обычно подружу с подписчиками, но раньше также использовала тандем

[@aishadadasheva]

@ спасибо что ответила. Если ты не против мы могли бы подружиться 🙂

[@meal3545]

Hello , could you tell me how many languages should i learn at least to become a polyglot?

the definition varies. I guess it should be at least 4-5 including your native one

[@meal3545]

Thank you darling ​@

[@anestheticbunnie984]

what is the order that you learn the language, do you learn vowels first or you just jump to the tenses or just learn a ton of words. if i knew in what order do it in. i think i will have a easier time besides learning how to pronounce stuff because that is its own hell.

[@marcusschonbach2960]

i have a friend who speaks: greek french english and mandarin, she is semi fluent in german and shes learning shwedish and italian .. probably more tbh but i cant remember them. it makes me feel kinda dissapointed bcs i only speak fluent swdish, french english and im semi fluent in spansih

[@berlinn801]

bravo ,, tebrikler

[@detaylariyla.fransizca]

👏

[@AEGISAOE]

36 langs here, but i only do well 5-7

[@didemkilinc]

I have noticed a change in your accent İclal. Now you sound more American compared to your earlier videos.

[@anita18274]

how many inches is your laptop ?

[@user-sy6wy1of3s]

Bir gün bende 6 dil ogrenicem.

[@nthmost]

you are a lovely and humble person and the polyglot community needs you. As a native english speaker, btw, your english is nearly perfect except you made the very understandable mistake of confusing “say” with “tell”. You should say “…and you’re telling me French is easy!” instead of using the verb “to say”. Tiny mistake and no big deal, literally the ONLY thing I noticed as an American english speaker.

[@Ptr-NG]

Just out of curiosity, would Turkish be easy for an Arabic speaking person?

[@btswift13]

yabancı dil öğrendikçe beynimiz için algılamak ve öğrenmek daha da kolay oluyor çünkü ona göre gelişiyor. insanlar da sadece laf etmeyi seviyor

[@fernandomarquez365]

I am a polyglot man as well but you said ¨C1 course¨ are you studying by yourself??? or are you taking a course??.. I am studying my French language by myself and I am teaching Spanish and English at the same time with native speaker teachers but I don´t know if you can do or learnign many languages by yourself ... I have four degrees I started learning languages when I got my PhD degree so I know what I am asking and telling you... sounds weird 🤔 but anyway

[@dianahammoud1190]

Hello Iclal fist of all I love you from Lebanon and I speak 4 languages : Arabic ( Lebanese dialect only) french english italian and I am learning german, I think after german I will begin to study turkish bc it is similar to arabic. Keep going you're really a very successful polyglot and you have a really beautiful and peaceful hurt god bless you ❤️❤️❤️

thanks 🤍 glad to hear that you're interested in turkish, hopefully you'll learn it some day

[@MalaakStage]

What about speaking??🤔 Writing and reading are easier than ACTUAL speaking.. how do you do that?

[@katarzynaidzikowska4209]

How did you learn English so fluently and without a noticeable accent? Have you lived in an English speaking country?:)

[@itsseham.9830]

“In only a couple of months”, “it’s not even that hard”, girl 🥴

[@iclalhusnaaydin]

Me iclal wait

[@Kender591]

If you know french and Spanish you're gonna crush Italian

[@languageoffootball]

Can you speak Irish?

[@HakendaNatan]

good

[@kertaraharjaii3956]

Merhaba