I am so surprised that you can speak three languages so fluently. I always told myself that I am stupid when it comes to learning languages, but you have shown me how to be successful at something I was afraid of.
Thank you for saying that. I’m still improving my English ability since I’ve been learning English for a year. I believe that if I keep doing what I’ve been doing for another 1 or 2 years, my English skills will be closer to the near native level. By the way, your English is also nice!
Your English and Chinese are awesome! I speak Cantonese and Mandarin, English and also Japanese at N2, with speaking at conversational level. I am currently learning Korean by myself. I agree with you, multilingual speaker is super cool! And it brings tremendous opportunities to experience world and culture in different aspects. Life is colorful with this skill.
Hi! As a Turkish I also self-studied both English and Japanese. I have achieved C1 level English and N2 level Japanese. Now I'm currently studying Mandarin Chinese and German. I hope u reach your goals and dreams! :) And Thank you for the tips.
I highly agree with you! I also learn many languages, such as Germany, French, English and so on, by myself. Learning by ourselves help improving the language skills a lot in this digital word. I also find out that more languages I learn, more easily I catch the tips of learning other languages. My dream is to become a "Polyglot", too!
Thank you 👍🏻I think you have a good attitude towards language learning!!! Since you’ve already applied the online resources into your learning, you’ll become a polyglot for sure!!
Very impressive! As a native speaker of English and Mandarin, I applaud you on your achievements. You speak both languages fairly well. I do feel that your level of Chinese proficiency exceeds your level of English. I am trying to learn Japanese by myself, and I hope you can share more of your language learning experiences.
Thank you for your compliment!!! I feel my English skills have been growing fast, but there are still a lot of room for improvement. I hope my approach to language learning can work for you as well.
@@alisaundre93 取决于成长环境。 You are certainly a native speaker of American English if: you were born in the US and lived here all your life. you were born in another country, but came to the U.S. by the age of 5 or 6, and have lived here ever since. you spoke a foreign language (i.e., not English) in the home, but went to school and have lived in the U.S. all your life. you were born in another country but at least one of your parents spoke American English with you in the home (and the other parent did not speak another brand of English), and you have spent your adulthood in the U.S. You are probably a native speaker if you were born in a non-English speaking country but moved to the U.S. before adolescence and have lived here ever since. you were born and have lived in a non-English speaking country most of your life, but both of your parents are native speakers of American English and English was the language used in the home. You are probably not a native speaker of American English (for our purposes) if you have spent substantial portions of your life in other English-speaking countries. you did not speak American English before adulthood.
