Part 5 - Stu Jay Raj - Hearing in Colours

[@Katrina709]

Amazing. As a Linguistics & Psychology major, I feel that his insights into language learning are inspiring and endlessly helpful!

[@ultimecia102]

People have said that anyone can do what he does but i think that not everyone can pioneer language learning like him. To learn in colour and to play language games all the time!, it takes a really inspirational creative mind to constantly invent these ways of keep a learning environment 24/7.

[@StuartJayRaj]

@cobyau The book is "Cracking the Chinese Puzzles" by T.K.Ann. Some people have told me that they've hunted copies down, though not without a bit of a search. It comes in 5 volumes, or the one I have there is the Abridged Edition.

[@ntenzz1808]

His point about how should one do to learn a languages is universal, 'you have to know why you want to learn the language'. And I love it. I will become thia kind of man soon.

[@marcopolo3001]

One day I hope sometime this century, when prosperity flourishes around the globe and the last 3rd world and 2nd world country aquires 1st world living standards, I hope all nations adopt a policy of learning 5 languages in order to spread unity and appreciation of each others cultures. This is the best way to spread peace and understanding around the world. I hope to see this one day in the future if I am still around.

[@amjan]

This interview was so awesome! I like the hosts and the questions they asked, very thoughtfull and entertaining as well.

[@rodrigo.gondim]

Just unbelievable man! Thank you so much for inspiring every one of us with such words. I was afraid of learning 2 new languages at the same time, just because I'm learning my 3rd one (spañol). But now I won't give up until I speak 5 languages (English, Spanish, Portuguese, Italian and French) or even more. Thanks very much! :) =) =D ;)

[@StuartJayRaj]

Thanks Tim.

[@StuartJayRaj]

@funkiwi44 Thanks. Glad you enjoyed it.

[@funkiwi44]

Absolutely brilliant, Stu. You are a great man! Thank you so much for sharing.

[@pukpik8555]

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[@StuartJayRaj]

Sorry 256Peace - in responding to your comment, I inadvertantly deleted it! ... here it is again. Response to follow :) 256peace has made a comment on Part 5 - Stu Jay Raj - Hearing in Colours: Do you have perfect (absolute) musical pitch Jay. Name or recall any note on a piano, guitar, or instrument, and name the frequency? If so then I bet you have a gene that many of us don't. This comment requires your approval. You can approve or reject it by visiting the comments page.

[@Amaglev]

This is actually inspirational! He's fired me up to accelerate my Japanese learning, polish off my French and perhaps even pick up another one or two languages! Amazing :D

[@drummerdude136]

Stu, you are an absolute inspiration to me. It's a shame you're all the way in Thailand and i'm here in California, i'd love to meet for coffee or lunch and discuss linguistics and languages. I've watched just about all your videos on here, trying to understand the way you think and learn, and it seems like we're on the same page!! Makes sense why i learn languages so easily. Just wanted to say thanks for uploading, and i'm glad i stumbled on your page. Maybe you can teach me Thai one day!!

[@MacOSY]

There are various systems: some works by pronunciation (you type the word pronunciation and you get the character), other by radicals (parts of the character)

[@cyrochan]

An amazing man, I think that all men could do like him if they effort for

[@pukpik8555]

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[@anne241163]

Interessant program, Jay! Takk skal du ha!

[@douglaspotterpress]

This Person is amazing, he inspired me to learn foriegn languages. Diese Person ist erstaunlich, er inspiriert mich, Fremdsprachen zu erlernen. Это лицо имеет удивительное, он вдохновило меня изучать иностранные языки. هذا الشخص هو مدهشه ، لأنه اوحى لي تعلم اللغات الاجنبية. この人物は、驚くほど、彼は私にインスピレーションを得た外国語を学ぶ。

[@ferdicitimurlenk]

stuart i am the biggest fan of yours....

[@dknyism]

You were born pitch-perfect and with synesthesia. You speak 20+ languages. And you are good looking. You also seem like a good man. What did you do last life?

[@2tz02]

Awesome!

[@StuartJayRaj]

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[@utyaiu]

Cheers Mr. Jay! Your sharing is really interesting and I hope that my friends who are learning new languages could benefit from you too ^,^

[@peaceonearth8693]

Wow! Super impressive, boggles my mind to think of all of those languages and that level of accomplishment. S.J.R. are you from this planet? ;-)

[@andromeda03]

Voy a visitar su página ahora mismo

[@Alex4434]

wow!

[@tananonpisarnsongkram3935]

👏👏👏

[@Zimy0]

I've never seen anyone type in chinese before, I always wondered how they typed 2000+ characters!

[@cobyau]

Hi Stu! Great videos mate ... I'm learning Thai now and can converse/read/write to an advanced level after a year .. I plan on taking on Chinese Mandarin next (I already know a bit of Japanese (Nihongo)) Just curious ... what is that Mandarin book you recommended in this video? There is a Chinese bookshop here in Melbourne and hopefully I can track it down there! Thanks mate

[@simpleblob]

if u don't mind.... "What" a guy. :)

[@braddockrd]

Either you don't sleep or you have too much free time!

[@highflyer7652]

you know how some multilinguist whose mother tongue is english always use their natural accent when saying an english word? He doesn't do that.. the way he say X-factor, that was really thai-like

[@Diabolous3x]

That's a fair criticism about aussies, they get pissed off because they don't speak more than one language... and there is a great sense of 'invasion' of asians into the country, so its more about losing their neo-british culture they've had dominance in for the last 200 years. Its not about the languages, its about fear of loss of identity ;)

[@pipi333]

This is not chinese, Thai

[@Monokster]

lol japanese. stop watching to much anime.

[@pukpik8555]

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