Elever des enfants multilingues et autres sujets. Richard et Steve.

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[@OliverKohn-iz2sf]

Richard sounds like a native in Spanish, German and French. It’s absolutely unbelievable

[@Thelinguist]

I am not that interested in grammar rules, as I think they can often confuse you. You need to expose yourself to a lot of the language so that you feel what is right. A native speaker confirmed to me that I am right. The fact that there are millions of examples of "et autres sujets" in google should confirm it to you. "autres sujets" is "other subjects. "des autres sujets" is " some other subjects." Forget your rules. Read them and then forget them.

[@alekceyvalente7714]

Je suis un brésilien en trein d'apprendre le français et je suis en B1 encore, mais j'ai compris la plupart des choses dites ici. C'était une expérience super!

[@FabricioRWitt]

Parabéns pelo seu progresso linguístico, Sr. Valente!

[@alexmga9303]

Two legends gather together, Steve and Richard, just Luca is missing

[@Thelinguist]

I can assure you it's just going to get better and better. Thanks for dropping by with these comments.

[@ulisesguerrero8924]

Hola Steve! Me llamo Ulises!. Naci en Mexico pero vivo en estadosunidos! Me da mucho gusto poder ver que hay otros que hablan muchos idiomas. Al momento puedo hablar hablar en ingles, frances, italiano, portugues, catalan, y espanol! Usted es un idolo! SIgue para delante!

[@Thelinguist]

Richard is not Macedonian, he is English. Yes, there are differences in how well different people speak or pronounce languages. But everyone can do it. It starts with the first languages we learn, and gets easier with each successive language. Some do better than others but all can enjoy learning languages.

[@Fasulye2009]

Cela me fait beaucoup de plaisir d'écouter un interview tel interessant, Steve et Richard! L'interview est presque trop court... Moi je suis une autre personne qui est comme Richard très contente avec son cours de langue. Ma professeur de danois est autrichienne est parle un danois avec une excellente prononciation. Elle corrige mon danois quand nous lisons des textes au cours, cela m'aide beaucoup. J'ai eu plusieurs professeurs non-natifs de bonne qualité dans ma vie! Fasulye

[@edgoulart8]

Merci pour avoir partagé cette interview avec nous! :)

[@learnfrenchwithmeme5944]

Je suis tombée sur cette vidéo parce qu'on m'a parlé de richard et je dois dire que son français est vraiment très bon, excellent en fait avec un léger accent anglais très agréable à l'écoute . Steve a un accent anglais et canadien mais je ne connais pas ses origines(et si ça se trouve je me trompe complètement, il n'est peut être pas canadien). Son français est aussi excellent. Ha j'ai vraiment du chemin à faire en Anglais !!!

[@Thelinguist]

En effet je suis Canadien. Merci.

[@Scallonesi]

Merci de tout cœur pour partager vos expériences, j’ai trouvé cet entretien vraiment très plaisant et informatif :)

[@angelaz6287]

i'm soooo proud of myself by this video because i could understnad like 90% of it ahahha btw i'm a native spanish speaker. i grew up speaking spanish and english (second language) and learning french for quite some time. hopefully i can also be a polyglot!! idk with what language to start with for my fourth language because i'm interested in italian, german and swedish :S any tips?? loved the video thanks for sharing!!

[@yeehaw693]

welp, it's a bit late - you probably already made your choice but either way, i might be able to help.. italian is a beautiful language and as a bonus is pretty similar to spanish. with french as well it should be pretty "easy" for you to learn. i put easy in quotation marks because learning a language is never easy. it takes a lot of time and effort to attain mastery. i had the luck of growing up with two languages, those being german AND swedish so i can tell you a bit more about those. german is a pretty hard language to learn grammatically. but it is pretty useful as germany is a big economy and german is in demand with translation from what ive heard. swedish is only spoken in sweden by about 8 million people. that is not a lot. but swedish is a beautiful language imo plus its way easier to learn than german. the only thing that might be hard is the pronunciation, as it is very hard to get right. i depends on what you think youre going to get the most out of. if you wanna travel to sweden, germany/austria/switzerland, or italy any time soon. and another factor is culture as well. every language is interconnected to its culture. so if you for example dont like the harshness of germans, you might not wanna learn that language, as youre probably mostly gonna speak to germans when you wanna practice.

[@MrPsychology12]

Really I just got started with lingq! I am studying french and I can't help myself! The website is just amazing! Thank you very much for that (:

[@YangJettYung]

I think polyglots are sometimes too modest of their accomplishments. You both are amazing

[@boopster4795]

I love that I can finally understand this now at this stage of my process. Ça me rend très content que je peux comprendre ça, enfin.

[@Thelinguist]

No conozco pero es estupendo!

[@jacquisaysno]

Developmental scientists have recently shown that, while learning multiple languages from childhood can slow language development in the beginning, the child will eventually not only catch up to their monolingual peers but surpass them. I think it's worth sticking it out through the rough bit.

[@LoupBleuDragonVert]

Steve, ton accent français est presque parfait! Quelques petites choses vraiment très mineures à améliorer (comme à un moment le son "ou" de "souvent"), et n'importe quel français de France te prendra pour un français natif! Vraiment bravo, peu de personnes atteignent un tel niveau ;) Signé : un français expat en angleterre

[@Metanoia743]

C'etait un vrai plaisir de regarder cette video!

[@dancingwithdali]

Really interesting video. Quite surprised at the comparison of Richard's daughter and your friend's son and their language aptitude.

[@jbyoungfr]

Votre conversation est très intéressante! C'est amusant de voir deux Anglophones comme vous parler français. Vous aviez décidé de faire cette entretien en français avant? Personnellement je n'aime pas parler une langue étrangère avec quelqu'un qui parle la même langue maternelle que moi, je trouve que ça sonne faux.J'espère vous voir tous les 2 à Bratislava, c'est grâce à vous que je me suis passionné pour les langues.

[@LanguageBoost01]

I don't speak French but i listen a lot to the polyglot interviews in this language. I was suprised that i could understand everything till 1:30 It's so right, listening a lot to interesting content really helps a lot learning languages!

[@alexmga9303]

Language Boost Now I'm sure you do Jan lol

[@internetstranger3686]

I understand about 70%, a month ago I only knew how to say bonjour and oui!

[@pedazodetorpedo]

Ooh! Slight slip at 10:13 "opportunité" is not used like "opportunity", the correct wording is of course "avoir l'occasion".

[@ernestoaranda5855]

Steve you are my hero. I subscribed to you channel long time ago and cannot stop watching your videos over and over. I speak four languages: Spanish (mother tongue), English (learned it as teenager and I live in the US for four years now), portuguese (learned it when I lived in Brazil as a child, but I forgot a lot and not using it as much), and French (learned it when I was 23). Because of my job ( all day in the office) i have not time to keep listening french and portuguese anymore as much, could you give us a “recipe “ about how to maintain our languages for all those who really busy at work? Do you have a formula? Thank you!

[@Thelinguist]

I would prefer to hear from a native speaker. I don't understand what you are saying about "parallelism" and "countable things in an indefinite sense". However, to me, if we are referring to "other things" in general, it is "autres questions". If we are referring to "those specific other things" then "des autres questions (dont on a parlé)' is correct. That is just how it feels to me. I don't do fancy grammar explanations.

[@alkantre]

tout simplement magnifique!

[@Balenciaga5150]

no he doesn't he said in an interview that he wanted to study only the languages of the countries he could live or stay for a while, it was actually an interview with lucca

[@Thelinguist]

Why not google "et autres sujets" and "et des autres sujets"?

[@Rodier1128]

je suis de fier que je peux comprendre tout (donc... la plupart de cette conversation) :D Le bonheur, c'est mien!

[@neohotch]

You will end up speaking Spanish with an Italian intonation= An Argentinian (jejeje). I wouldn't recommend studying two very close romance languages like for example, Spanish&Portuguese or Spanish&Italian at the same time, Italian is the closest in terms of phonetics to Spanish, but Portuguese shares a very similar vocabulary to Spanish. Only do that when you reach intermediate level in one of them.

[@Lapislazuli1]

C'était trés interessant pour moi. Et maintenant j'ai une question, vous avez touché ce sujet déjà un peu. Comment est-ce qu'on peut eviter melanger et confondre les langues differentes? J'étudiais l'italien et l'espagnol le deux a la fois, et maintenant j'ai beaucoup de problemes avec ca. Ce serai trés interessant pour moi d'entendre les votres ideées sur ce problem la ...

[@bcdc2434]

aw you're right! I remember that..classic mistake..I don't expose myself enough & forget to apply those obvious rules :/

[@SuperBarbararose]

thank for this its all very encouraging

[@pharoah246]

Steve, me estaba preguntando si tal vez la próxima vez pudiera poner subtitulos españoles o ingleses o de cualquier otro idioma que quieras. Eso sería una gran ayuda :)

[@ssha53]

Thank you! I really enjoyed this video :D

[@MarioBishara]

je suis tout a fait d'accord, mais je dois dire qu'il y a des langues qui sont tellement rares, il y a peu de ressources pour les etudier et sans voyager c'est presque impossible d'atteindre un bon niveau en cette langue.

[@Thelinguist]

Cuesta mucho trabajo entonces creo que no.

[@sporky69]

He's been learning since hes a kid, his second ever language.

[@cantdecide0]

I would love to hear this topic discussed in English!! (O español estaría bien también)

[@oumamina688]

Merci bcp je veux bien faire apprendre mes enfants le français mais j'avais pas la méthode. S'il vous plaît est ce que vous pouvez m'aider ?

[@jurobola]

super!

[@bcdc2434]

Sure, it appears that my version links to more pages, and it only confirms I'm correct. The lack of parallelism in the title also is unexplained. "The plural indefinite article 'des' refers to more than one countable thing in an indefinite sense." some other topics = des autres sujets.

[@learnfrenchwithmeme5944]

/nous sommes déménagés= nous avons déménagé/ si je fais pas le temps pour y aller = si je ne prends pas le temps pour y aller (prendre le temps )/

[@saiyouken]

J'aime bien cette video. Ce qui concerne les capacites de l enfant d apprendre les langues, j aimerais bien savoir comment vous faites pour apprendre la langue ecrite aux enfants. Je trouve chez mes enfants, de leur apprendre la langue parle, c est une question de parler avec eux et de construire un milieu naturel ou la langue est utilise. Mais d etudier avec des livres pour apprendre a lire, ca c est autre chose. Merci.

[@betavulgaris7888]

Did Richard keep using passé simple ? 'Je fis ça...' I live in northern France and this is the first time i've EVER heard someone use passé simple in the spoken language. Which is weird because apparently he doesn't read a lot.

[@mh89488]

Since you are interested in French grammar, it's "d'autres sujets" instead of "des autres sujets". "Des autres" is "de + les autres".

[@Thelinguist]

I don't think so.

[@bcdc2434]

Shouldn't the title say "et des autres sujets"?

[@bcdc2434]

I was wondering why didn't both plural nouns follow "des". The website I found says 'des' is an indefinite article, much like "a" in English, only plural, like "some", which is usually omitted in English. In both instances "some questions" is implied rather then "the questions". I'm not proficient in French grammar either, and I didn't mean to imply I'm sure that I'm correct but I actually do like grammar a lot. Of course a native's explanation would be best.

[@pharoah246]

Está bien. Entiendo. De todos modos conoce a PolyglotPal? Él puede hablar 23 idiomas, demasiado para mí.

[@mh89488]

The title is fine, but yes, I wouldn't use it in an academic/official text ("et autres..." is used in enumeration and it can seem that "élever" refers also to "autres sujets"). I can be wrong - but thank you both for a matinal brain exercise :-)

[@mowgli123456789]

Does Richard speak Japanese ?

[@tucanamata]

Je trouve tant intéressant la maniere d'élever un enfant donc que ils apprennent plus d'une langue!

[@jesus54me]

WOWWW! QUE C'EST BEAU LES GAS! C'EST VACHEMENT COOL.

[@rosebarbaro461]

Tre bon Steve , le first time J'cute parle frances

[@PdGiza]

Ils avez quel âge? 8:42 . C'est un erreur, n'est pas? C'est à dire que moi, je dirais: Ils ont quel âge? Bon je suis déboutant, je ne sais pas très bien les règles de grammaire pourriez-vous me corriger svp? Merci!!

[@user-uf3qr9lx6u]

Il demandait : "Il avait quel âge?" (How old was he?).

[@tinorollin2884]

bravo， je suis chinois, et je suis en train de aprendre le francais maintenant, j'adore touts les vrais polyists.

[@mohcinekln5678]

Bonjour je voudrais apprendre à parler couramment comme un francophone

[@Thelinguist]

"Ils avaient" imparfait.

[@Big-guy1981]

Très impressionnant. Peut-on considérer que le Français est votre deuxième langue maternelle?

[@keltyll]

Vous rendez-vous compte que vous parlez mieux le français que beaucoup, beaucoup d'autres français eux-mêmes ? ^^

[@Big-guy1981]

Steve oui. Richard pas tellement.

[@MisterM2402]

Nope, but he *does* speak English, French, Spanish, Welsh, German, Macedonian, Swedish, Italian, Serbian/Bosnian/Croatian, Portuguese, Czech, Catalan, Russian, Dutch, Romanian and Albanian.

[@pumkin54]

Ah, he only lives in Macedonia? Yes, I agree that anybody can do it, just not to this degree. I could learn calculus if I were really determined, but it would be a struggle and my head would start smoking, while for somebody else it would come easily. Likewise, I could dedicate myself to languages for the rest of my life, 12 hours a day. I'm certain I would never reach fluency in 20 languages! Maybe five. It's a gift to be admired, just as we admire gifted chess players, star athletes, etc.

[@Neuroneos]

Parfait. Il n'y a pas d'autre mot pour décrire la qualité de vos verbes respectifs. C'est d'autant plus remarquable lorsqu'on sait que ce n'est pas votre langue principale.

[@Bernytheplayboy]

Steve, on dit "l'apprentissage des langues" et non pas "des languages". En plus, en français "language" s'écrit sans u : langage. Et ce mot n'a pas tout à fait le même sens.

[@mh89488]

exactement: c'est bien "parler DE qc". comme j'ai dit: "des autres = de + les autres".

[@pumkin54]

I'm not a native French speaker, so I'm no expert. But if I heard Richard speak without knowing that he's Macedonian, I would just assume that's he's French. I hear no difference between his accent and native French speakers'. But as I watch these vids, I'm more and more convinced that this is *not* something anybody can do, despite the modest claims of these talented folk. Just as some people are naturally athletic or good at math, others are naturally talented at language acquisition.

[@betavulgaris7888]

He has an accent. No big deal.

[@Ferinoification]

muito interessante.eu irei escrever minha monografia sobre a aprendizagem de linguas estrangeiras por crianças.Ils parlent français très bien.bravo!

[@MrLegsTV]

STEVE!! J'ai une question ._. osea eres de Canada o estas viviendo alla? porque you don't have the.. quebecoise accent. (which i honestly dislike but im not here to hate on accents hhaha) Also i would like to contact you somehow, how should i do it? a +

[@saraboublouh2981]

je vous vous apprender le langue. quois tu di? ^_^ jai trouve vous remarquable.....jai trouve remarquable vous. ????? *sigh* I'll get there. trebien.

[@np261092]

Leur conseil (je suis sur que je leur ai entendu dire que cela est le cas) serait de ne pas étudier des langues similaires en même temps (comme l'italien et l'espagnol), au moins jusqu'au moment où vous avez des fondations solides de mots et de grammaire.

[@Bozewani]

Francais es tres belle tres Belle

[@zerrubabbel]

I dont think so... he speaks mostly european languages... demo, watashi wa sukoshi hanashimasu... ^.^

[@yyxx1201]

bonjou steve bon aussi fraçais hahaha tu apris franse hahaha tu aiese franse steve