Roger Federer Speaking 4 Languages

The tennis player Roger Federer Speaking English, German, French and Swiss German
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[@francismichaelcedenoreyes619]

Roger Federer is quite fluent in speaking several languages:i love his way of expressing himself in several languages.

[@exposingproxystalkingorgan4164]

That is quite impressive speaking four languages. 👏

[@rolandhersan2420]

Four languages are spoken in 🇨🇭Switzerland, German, French, Italian and Romansh.....

[@jaydensile]

Don’t forget Swiss

[@sumanchowdhury6162]

I don't know what difference between Swiss German and German. Swiss German must be a dialect, not a new language. So he speaks 3 languages, not 4

[@robf1862]

What a champ this guy is. Probably speaks some Afrikaans as well from his SA mother.

[@sumanchowdhury6162]

His mom is from SA English speaking area, not from afrikaans speaking area

[@aleksthegreat4130]

Pete Sampras,the only word I understand when Roger spoke German and Swiss German.

[@ConfessionsdeManon]

his French is so so good - I am impressed

[@jacksonclary6355]

@@NoBetterBentley Er Muttersprachen ist Deutsch

[@qanonkenobi4389]

what's the secret to nailing that uvular 'r' ?

[@jacksonclary6355]

@@qanonkenobi4389 in regards to sprachen?

[@qanonkenobi4389]

@@jacksonclary6355 Ohne Zweifel

[@PatoNani18]

@@jacksonclary6355 *schweizer-deutsch

[@ivancatalan8632]

Hola Manoloyy! Me gustan mucho tus videos y extrañaba este contenido. Conoces las diferencias principales entre el alemán y el alemán suizo? Cómo diferencio uno del otro? Obrigado!!! :)

[@RoddyBezerra]

Obrigado I know.

[@aliciagabriel2724]

Son dos lenguas diferentes el aleman llamado alto aleman es de Alemania los suizos alemanes lo aprenden em la esciela porque necesitan leer y es ribir pero en su dia a dia lo que hablan ws el suizo aleman el idioma que aptendwn de niños no tiene gramatica cada suizo aleman lo puede wscribir comp lo pronuncia los diferentes cantones suizo alemanes tienen diferentes acentos y a veces usan diferentes palabras.es como.elnotaliano con el español sin aprender uno de los idiomas algunas palabras se entenderan pero la mayoria no sino se vive en italia o aprende el italiano. Los alemanes del sur de alemania pueden entender a los suizos alemanes sin traduccion porque ellos tienen un dialecto parecido pero el tedto de alemanes no entienden suizo aleman se les tiene que hablar en alto aleman .caso contrario una persona suiza alemana o que entiende el suizo aleman aun siendo extranjero / a siempre va a entender el aleman.

[@ivancatalan8632]

@@aliciagabriel2724 Gracias por la respuesta. Llegó un año después, pero siempre hay tiempo. Saludos!

[@lefrancaissimplement2433]

Quel homme ❤

[@angelatanurdzic7508]

Bravo Roger ❤

[@thepatriot4326]

He is native German speaker

[@jamieayer]

*swissgerman speaker

[@sosunchorroK]

He speaks "Schwiizer dutsch" (Swiss German) : "Baselditsch" ( Swiss German from Basel, the city were he came from) ....to speak in German in SWITZERLAND is totally inusual....the people uses several Swiss dialects

[@YohannR28]

@@sosunchorroK yes and no, the Teaching and learning Language is Standard german, so we can say he speaks both german AND Swissgerman, the funny thing is, a Swiss german can Unterstand a german with no Problem, But the opposite is Quit difficult

[@boriskostic6964]

And a native English speaker Aswell so he had to learn only Swedish and French

[@PatoNani18]

@@YohannR28 That's true. Me as a native German speaker had a hard time to understand his Swiss German. I probably understood only 50% about what he said in the last clip. His normal German sounds so natural with barely an accent like it's his mother language.

[@olgaarce4341]

Su majestad 💪🙌

[@my_graphics]

😮

[@DiXDragan]

Only?

[@logicainsana21]

Hey guy he is suiss thats normal

[@stefanvasilache5252]

Its not normal. Not all swiss know 4 languages. And even if you are swiss, you still have to learn same number of words as one who is not swiss.

[@kerryurech]

Ha, I actually speak these same four languages. Kind of cool.

[@definitionsupervillain4583]

Where are you from?

[@TheNinai1981]

Il parle bien Français !

[@kjdream7218]

ça aide d'être suisse même si c'est pas sa langue maternelle

[@MAAivoges]

I wish he would just stick to standard German. It's so much nicer than Swiss German.

[@sosunchorroK]

Are You crazy ???? In SWITZERLAND we speak several Swiss dialects !!!! Just Go back to Germany if You want speak in German....

[@aliciagabriel2724]

He speaks Germa wenn the interviewer ask in german. But of course in Switzerland he will asked in swiss german and he answers because is his mother language!

[@zelkoangelotokmadzic4286]

And 😂😂😂

[@stefanvasilache5252]

And he is smarter than you

[@zelkoangelotokmadzic4286]

@@stefanvasilache5252 I can tell You're very smart 🤣🤣🤣🐒

[@MrBahjatt]

He seems to be a bit rigid at English, he's more at ease with German or French. Btw, Swiss German is just German.

[@broncopicard2541]

I think Novak's English is better than Roger's wouldn't you say? I feel that Novak is more flexible when using words and phrases. I don't speak any other language besides English but I feel that Rogers French is better than Novak's, is this accurate?

[@aliciagabriel2724]

Roger's second mother language is english his mother comes from south africa.you should hear longer interviews from Roger in english. He has maybe just a little accent?

[@SwissTanuki]

Swiss German is just German? Ich glaub nöd..

[@jeffreyhooper3678]

To say Swiss German is just German is a gross misrepresentation of the significant differences. Vocabulary, pronunciation and even sentence structure. A German speaker going to Switzerland would have a rough go at it without significant consideration rendered by the Swiss speaker.

[@Lightn0x]

I lived in Germany and moved to Switzerland just recently... no it's not. If you speak to people near city center, you can generally understand them. Go to the country side however and you're done. Can maybe decypher 30-40% of the words if I try real hard.

[@_PURAVIDA]

His voice sounds different between languages

[@gamerkang4648]

0:35 aujgnggnmnngnngshonnbioliligitbiifong Pete Sampras undagugnvondjisoishiniv

[@RoddyBezerra]

Great. But is easy If you was born in Europe to talk a Lot of languages.

[@Pepegalord]

Depends on the language. If you life in the US south states you have it even better to learn spanish in coparison to a swedish guy

[@alexeig4350]

Not really, cuz it will depend mainly on your personal work. Yes you have some bases, but if you do nothing, then you have nothing

[@makelovenotwar9941]

@@Pepegalord I don’t believe that many people in South Texas or in Miami also speaks Spanish as their second language.

[@bbsantic]

Impressive, but not as much as Novak Đoković who speaks even more languages.

[@stefanvasilache5252]

Djokovic speaks speaks good serbian and english, the rest are bad 😂 federer speaks 4 languages at great level.

[@antoniomonte5581]

Swiss german is always german

[@Lightn0x]

Try living in Germany your while life then moving to Switzerland. I can't understand half the people I talk to.

[@sumanchowdhury6162]

Only reason Roger didn't do better than Nadal and Novak, is that guy is perhaps lazy. Things come to him so naturally tht he perhaps didn't work hard

[@stevenhartlaub4557]

He doesn't seem to be as hard a worker as Nadal. That's for sure.

[@sumanchowdhury6162]

@@stevenhartlaub4557 remember wht happened to 2010 RG final!!!Roger was much better player than this.

[@tushkanwn]

Swiss German is not a language, is a dialect of german