Quackity gives wholesome advice to his bilingual audience

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[@sullivan.the.monster7815]

YES. I’m in French for High School right now, and it’s really difficult doing the accent for some of the words. But I’m very proud I know French!

[@theatrale0]

C'est trop bien!! Je suis fière que tu puisses parler français :D

[@sullivan.the.monster7815]

@@theatrale0 Je suis fier de moi-même!! :)

[@TLB-2.0]

What’s crazy is that I was raised in a Spanish speaking home but a English speaking country so of course I picked up on both of them since I was a baby But now I’m able to speak and write in french and now I’m aiming for Japanese Wish me luck

[@Zackoss]

Mucha mierda (como desear mucha suerte en España)

[@juliec.547]

Heck yeah, good luck have fun!!

[@felix_a_fiend]

Did we have the same upbringing because that’s my life lmaooooo. I learned French in elementary school in the U.S but my whole family is Mexican

[@Silverpoplar]

It sounds so silly, but this clip genuinely changed my life. I was always super afraid to leave comments in english and engage with content, because I was afraid to make mistakes which would cause people to be mean to me. But this finally gave me the courage to change that. And now my english has improved so much in a short amount of time and I LOVE leaving comments. Also I have been learning spanish as my third language for half a year now and have even left a few comments in spanish already.

[@Ranboo-The-Beloved]

That is so wholesome, I think everyone needs to take advice from Big Q. And the selfless promotion at the end, #everyonevote4alexquackity

[@chillylilly3754]

Thats so wholesome. I‘m really insecure about my English accent so this made me really happy ^^

[@senju_brahaman5054]

VOTEN POR ALEX QUACKITY

[@b_1903]

wtf, desde cuándo Quackity se convirtió en mi maestra de matemáticas? Ahora tengo más seguridad en hablar inglés 🤧

[@purplepinkblue18364]

Spanish quackity: "follow your dreams!" English quackity: "EY MAN, WANT SOME DRUGS MAN?"

[@mrmeowingtonw]

I love how supportive he is of everyone no matter where they come from or who they are🥲

[@jimmylander2089]

Here's my language learning journey so far: I'm neither english nor spanish. I started studying english before even starting primary shcool. When I started middle school my parents wanted me to study German and so I was enrolled in a German language school. I also studied Russian for a while as a secondary language. It didn't really work out for both languages, I didn't particularly like either and would avoid anything to do with those classes, simply scraping by for passing grades. Then in high school I decided to continue on with language learning (mainly because I didn't know what else to pursue yet) and enrolled myself into an English-Spanish school. This was the period during which I refined my English, since I was already somewhat comfortable with it but never really spent time on understanding the particularities of the language and its subtleties before that. Spanish in my eyes was definitely an upgrade from German and Russian, but at the time I didn't really put any real effort into it, I was kind of burned out on foreign language study at that point, with the exception of English. I was friends with the teacher though and I found the classes generally fun and enjoyable. Surprisingly, Spanish stayed with me after graduating, and in the following years I had been feeling this subtle but increasing urge to return to Spanish. I did sign up for a 1 semester-long spanish course here in college (unrelated to my major) but it felt really robotic and I still didn't do great. This was probably the reason why another couple years down the line I was still feeling this dissatisfaction with my lack of involvement with the language. This year I finally decided to incorporate Spanish into my daily life, the same way as English. I started with Duo Lingo, just to remember what was what, and then quickly moved on to making decks of flash cards, reviewing conjugation tables, trying to mentally narrate my actions in Spanish, trying to speak / write in Spanish wherever I can, rewatching shows in spanish, reading books in spanish, watching hispanic youtubers and streamers, joining the english-spanish learning discrod server, etc. And the language finally started to come alive for me, and not be this sterile academic thing that existed in the bubble of a university course. Big Q's spanish streams are really handy because unlike books and movies and even KZbin, they aren't narrated, they are very authentic and natural - the humor, the reactions, the intonation, the gestures, the expressions - everything. I dunno man, I just really love Spanish for some reason, this language is so amazing to me.

[@_.adam._]

Dude, I've been motivated by Quackity, I speak three languages (Spanish, I'm Mexican) (French and English)

[@sosyl]

Pretty sure if Quackity heard me speaking Spanish he’d probably change his mind I guess for me when I learnt Spanish my Chinese also got pulled down. But nevermind VOTE FOR ALEX QUACKITY

[@lumpiii_]

not me going to open duolingo rn

[@yisuscon1]

Recuerden, con que domines el 30% de un segundo lenguaje, ya hablas 1.3 idiomas, que es muchísimo más que la mayoría de personas en la tierra.

[@kanachii_8019]

im trilingual japanese english french... but still can't speak spanish haha

[@mellow4099]

I love this advice. I am bilingual as well Spanish being my first language and English being my second language, but Spanish is a language that I struggle with a lot. Though I have gotten better with the help of my Spanish classes in school, I don’t think I’ll ever get close to the level of a Mexican that was raised in Mexico. I’m a Mexican that was raised in America. So of course my Spanish isn’t really Spanish but Spanglish. I do wish that I could use slang that they use in Mexico like my parents do, but I feel like I’m not cool enough lmao. There’s some slang that I’ve gotten used to now but yeah. I’m proud that I’ve gotten better and I don’t hesitate to speak Spanish now. But I won’t lie that insecurity is there still. Sometimes it’s a strong feeling and sometimes it’s very small that it doesn’t affect me. Anyways uh yeah I think you guys get the point of this unnecessary paragraph lmao.

[@sachkic]

I’m Indian but I live in the south, and I don’t know any South Indian languages :[ I learned Kannada for a bit but I can barely understand it mow and I’m shitty at Hindi even though I’ve been learning it for 9+ years :| learn your languages kids

[@MinoNoriaki]

Omgg, literally I've been so embarrassed to speak my native language because everyone keeps laughing at me cause of the English accent i have on it 😭😭 I have not spoke it in public ever

[@moonjunhui13]

fr. My spanish has decreased tremendously since I started middle school, especially now that I'm in college where i use 0 spanish. I talk spanish to my family especially my parents. Is my spanisj great? of course not but it's my job to desarollar mi lengua cuz a bitch be struggling. I understand spanish but sometimes i'm like " como se dice esto en español?", is not that i don't know it but like i need to dig in my brain for the word 😂

[@OsapWorld]

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