Tips to Learn Your First Foreign Language: Polyglot Chat in 4 Languages

[@TheSALENTOfilm]

Complimenti per il vostro accento italiano - eccellente

[@TheSALENTOfilm]

senza ironia - molto buono

[@GeogLangJourno]

Grazie mille! Ho filmato un'altro video tutto in italiano una settimana fa quindi ho migliorato il mio livello molto!

[@infolaso]

Estimados amigos. Es impresionante lo bien que habláis cada idioma. Se nota que habéis puesto mucho empeño y esfuerzo en conseguirlo. Os felicito por ello. Saludos desde el País Vasco, España/ Agur bero bat Euskal Herritik, Espainia.

[@GeogLangJourno]

Muchísimas gracias por tu comentario súper amable amigo! Sí, hemos puesto mucho empeño y esfuerzo en nuestro aprendizaje de idiomas. El esfuerzo siempre vale la pena con los idiomas. Muchas gracias. Saludos desde el Reino Unido.

[@JMac7991]

This was very interesting. Thanks to you both for the video. I am learning Spanish and looking to start learning Portuguese and Scottish Gaelic. First 2 because I'm between Spain and Brazil to move to and Gaelic so I can continue some heritage and not let the language die. I have only used Duolingo and Spanish language youtube channels (with english subtitles) but that's only been good for basic communication when I'm in Spain - not helped by Duolingo using Latin American Spanish and not Castellano

[@GeogLangJourno]

Thank you very much! :) I am glad you found it interesting. You are welcome. That is fantastic to hear. I would just say make sure to get to quite a high level in Spanish before potentially getting stuck into Portuguese as learning two similar languages at early stages can sometimes cause confusion. Excellent idea with Gaelic! Yes, Duolingo has a more Latin American style Spanish. I would suggest just really training your Spanish from Spain pronunciation if Spain is where you would like to move to. The more you listen to radio stations and podcasts by Spanish people, you will start to get familiar with their pronunciation and then you can start repeating and practising to train that style of speaking as I did. I highly recommend the Hoy Hablamos podcast which is produced by two Spanish guys.