❌ - learning French to understand French people ✅ - learning French to cuss at the dude that stole your phone and sunglasses flawlessly to validate your years of effort at studying it
@@Leopold_van_Aubel to be fair, most people who speak French with an African accent had a lot more stolen from them than a phone. Sorry to ruin the joke but I’m really good at that 🤷🏻♂
Flying to Paris to get robbed sounds chic but I prefer to support *local* criminals. If you won’t consider the economy then at least consider the carbon footprint. Maybe you went for tourism and the robbery was unplanned? Anyway, I enjoy your videos- congrats on your success!
nah he definitely didnt plan this robbery, like he said he is a super poliglot gigachad alpha male who is attracted to every single male and female on the planet, who can resist him if he's a super hyper poliglot gigachad alpha male who is attracted to every single men and women? They had to steal his stuff to learn his secret on how to become super hyper poliglot gigachad alpha male who is attracted to every single men and women on the planet
Looking for an easy way to reduce your carbon footprint ? Stop breathing. If you can't, here is a tutorial : How to make a slipknot ( in French ) ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-Am0hgmZ3kik.html The plastic bag works fine but this is not an "eco-friendly" solution.😉
Wow. I've been learning Ancient Albanian Sign Language in an effort to help preserve its long and magnificent history. But, unfortunately, I still speak it with a heavy accent. The last part of this video really inspired me to go back to the basics and really nail down the pronunciation to approach that of a native speaker like Language Simp.
I can speak Ancient Albanian Sign Language fluently, and so I thank you for preserving this language! Language simp does speak AASL with an accent, like he has admitted before. The accent is perfectly fine to have, unless it is truly hard to comprehend. 🙌👐🙌👐🙌👐👐👐🙌
@@_perza 👏👐✌️✌️👋👏👐👐👏👐✋🙅🙆🙅🙆👐👏👐👋👏👏✋👐✌️✌️👐👏✌️👏👋👋 Translation:Wow, you're so cool as you are a super hyper polyglot gigachad that is attractive to every woman and man in the universe
I am truly impressed by your Polish language skills. You definitely sound like a typical alcohol-addicted seba from the blocks, while not even being in drunken state. not everyone can master that skill!
Fun fact : "Chocolatina" is the indigenous Occitan Gascon name. France always suppressed the indigenous national minorities like the Gascons, so if you're not a French chauvinist, say "Chocolatine"!
OHMYGOD MAN Your russian is really like gigachad level in terms of pronunciation As a russian, i never heard someone from USA speak this language so fluently You have quite an accent, but it sounds more like if you were from caucasian region of RF xD
Man, that was insane. I actually thought you weren't a polylinguist and were just trolling but not only that, your 23? holy shit. Am only a year younger and also just finishing my engineering degree, insane how you managed to get a degree and learn all those language's.
This video is banned in Florida, so I had to use a VPN to watch. Congrats on your achievement, and I pray that one day we will all become hyper polyglot gigachads like yourself.
@@ramy8338 oh, it’s because of a “don’t say g-word bill” being passed into law recently. Now, I really don’t want to get blacklisted, so you’ll have to look that up yourself.
People who haven't studied languages have absolutely no idea about the rewarding nature of it all. Personally, for me the coolest thing that ever happened was receiving a free capuccino from Starbucks because the barista was impressed I spoke Italian when I was ordering from the menu. It's the little perks like this that makes it totally worth it.
That's so true, I mean I started to learn English when I was 13,now I'm 17 and being able to speak this language and understanding everything is the coolest feeling. I'll definitely learn several more 😍😍
Your polish accent is better than a native's one and you nailed the pronunciation of Szczebrzeszyn. For next video i recommend you recite the poem "chrząszcz" by Julian Tuwim. It's one of the easiest to pronounce texts in polish and it is believed that even people speaking beta languages (like English) can recite it with no errors. Sinulla on Makkara pitkä, Language Simp. Swoją drogą dziękuję za tyle polubień.
@@rwepnca7424 doesn't the щ letter mean shch (szcz)? I may be wrong but i would type it щебжешин (btw i may be wrong bc my cirilic alphabet isn't good)
Отличное видео, Языковой Симп, спасибо! Скажи, пожалуйста, собираешься ли ты изучить Азбуку Морзе, Шрифт Брайля, Клингонский язык, Джедайский язык, Синдарин, Кирт и Чёрное наречие? Я уверен, эти языки абсолютно необходимы каждому
Your french is utterly amazing. Your grammar is good, your vocabulary is good, your pronunciation is pretty good (not native but your accent is not even that strong) but the most impressive is your mastery of slang, the "registre de langues" switch is always on point. You are beyond fluent
Et il a la sagesse de ne pas prendre partie dans le débat pain au chocolat / chocolatine, donc il a une bonne compréhension de la situation méta-linguistique en France.
Well, completely losing one's accent is almost impossible, but hearing "well, I can tell this isn't your first language but I can't tell where you're from" is a good level to reach!
He did say he was going to answer serious questions seriously. That one seemed pretty straightforward to me, and Biomedical Engineering is a common enough degree that I buy it.
Ton accent Français est impressionnant pour un non-natif. Cependant ton timbre de voix change mais pas d'une manière méliorative, quand je t'écoute pratiquer la langue de Molière, l'impression qui s'en dégage au niveau vocal est celle d'un étudiant frêle qui ne contrôle pas ses cordes vocales. Le contraste est interressant entre les moment où tu parles Anglais et le moment où tu parles Français, que ce soit clair, ta part de Francophonie n'a pas à te transformer en contre-ténor quand tu modèles la sonorité dans ta cavité bucale. Mais tu ferai plus vrai que nature dans les quartiers "bobos" de la France d'aujourd'hui. Bravo pour ton vaste vocabulaire qui est plus riche que la plupart des Français eux-mêmes. J'apprécie ta démarche linguistique et elle inspirante pour moi qui aspire à devenir diplomate. Bonne chance pour traduire ça, je pense que tu en es capable.
@@abcbabb Ich bin ein Schüler in Frankreich und ich studiere Deutsch in der Gymansium für 4 jahr aber doch du schreibst der derselb Texte ich verstehe vieleicht 50% zu. Es ist normal
@@salvatormundi7148 Un conseil. Tu as écrit: ,,In der Gymnasium". C'est faux. Tu dois écrire ,,Im Gymnasium". Dativ. Die 4 Fälle. Je n'ai pas vraiment compris ton deuxième phrase. Vielleicht meinst du: ,,Würdest du diesen Text schreiben, würde ich auch nur 50% verstehen." Je sais, que je fais aussi encore des fautes :-(
Danke schön, Ich muss mehr Deutsch üben. "pendant" auf Franzosen ist wie "for" auf Englisch. Um dass du vor 3 Jahren begonnen etwas haben und heute weitermachen sagen zu sagen, du musst "depuis" nutzen. Andernfalls es bedeuten du hast studieren Franzosen für 3 jahre aber du hast aufgehört. Mit "pendant" du musst "passé composé" (present Perfekt) oder "passé simple"(Preterit) oder "Imparfait" (Preterit) nutzen um die "Concordance des Temps" (Vielleicht "ZeitKonkordance Grammatikalisch", ich weiß nicht der deutscher wort) zu respekten. Ich habe gearbeiten um besser zu machen.
Your Finnish accent wasn’t that bad for a foreigner. As a Finn I can already say that it was slightly better than most. The hardest part is pronouncing the L, Y, Ä and Ö. They are very different from every other language but worth knowing (and also very important knowing) if you consider learning Finnish.
@@areloTET after researching qualitative and quantitative consonant gradation for almost 3 entire minutes I have a theory as to why people struggle with consonant gradation. It’s that they have no idea that such a thing is even possible so they don’t know to try most of the expected changes. Simple length though? I think most people could guess that’s possible. Voicing? Yeah, sure. But the other changes…
@@simontollin2004 Oh yeah, the accent is quite tough, despite there being no. The vowels are similar to the Spanish and Italian ones so it isn’t that problematic.
Я абсолютно гетеросексуальный парень из России, но вынужден признать, что ты невероятно привлекателен... Начал учить французский, чтобы стать таким, как ты ❤
Your answer about xiaomanyc was surprisingly diplomatic. Here's some advice from one hyperpolyglot gigachad alpha male to another: Just give your wife's boyfriend some time-he'll come around eventually (especially when he learns of your 100,000K subscribers)
Nah. There were some mistakes. For example instead of “Ich Kann” he said “Ich Känn” and he also made the wrong “Ch” sound on “Sprechen” He made the “Ch” sound for “Ach” “Uch” “Och” or “Auch” Plus his accent sounded a tad bit weird, had a slight French sound to it. I mean it sounds German but I can’t figure out what’s wrong with it. It sounds off. Like it kind of has an Eastern European sound a long with that French sound. Maybe even went a bit Indian at the end. Other then those two mistakes it was pretty much perfect.
I am a native arabic speaker who can speak american and is currently learning danish, damn didn't know i am this close to become a hyperpolyglot gigachad alpha male that is attractive to every woman and man on the planet. thank you lord Language Simp for your blessings.
I have so much respect for your comments on xiaomanyc. I really like your content . Very gentlemanly of you . Your content is very bingeworthy , so as to keep me so entertained, as well as keep me from completing important tasks that would keep me out of prison .
No way there is finnish in this video holy shit I fell out of my window laughing. Kaikille ovat velhot suomessa. Your swedish accent is a mysterious mix of danish and chinese? I have never heard a swedish accent like this before but I like it. Keep it up chief.
I love that you give tons of props to Arabic. It's the language I fell in love with, so much so that I moved my family from Kentucky to Jordan in September to live here indefinitely and hopefully learn the language to full fluency. If you ever want to visit, Jordanians are a very generous people... you won't get robbed here, I promise. And you have a bed to sleep on if you want it. Also love your perspective on things, such as learning languages doesn't make you smart. I would agree with this. I do think if you have a natural talent for learning many languages, you are probably high up on the IQ charts though.
Welcome to Jordan ❤️ For me, it's the opposite, in a few months I'll move temporarily to the US to study I hope you the best in your Arabic-learning journey! If you want to know anything about Jordan(restaurants/cities/sites..)or Arabic, don't hesitate to ask
@@dirtdiv3r Sure!, are you on Facebook? I live in Amman but am currently on a visit to Libya for Ramadan (my mom's family reunion) I've applied to several universities mainly in MA.
@@dirtdiv3r Thanks❤️ Wow! What made you choose Irbid? I've never been there myself, and I rarely see foreigners moving there. But I know it has beautiful nature
4:00 the whole country of finland just subscribed to your channel, took a shot of vodka, and sang the entirety of the finnish national anthem in your honor.
on a serious note, sign languages are super underrated, the way that you express meaning is really interesting! (look up the use of classifiers in ASL for example)
As a Swedish person, I think you are probably going to be understood by at least half the population! As I heard it, you did butcher some words, what I heard was: "Kenn do föstå det Svenska språke även om vill inte do, eftersom denska och det aa so liknäduh". You are probably so good at it tho if you didnt use the funny up and down talk lol
Yeah, came here to say that the pitch accent was off as hell and it was mire like... Swedish spoken with a mix of Norwegian and Danish accents, but honestly, after learning only Danish form the Nordic languages, it's quite impressive. As someone who've learned only Swedish, whenever I try to speak either Norwegian or Danish, everybody tells me I have a strong Swedish accent, but like bruh it's no wonder when the only Nordic language I know is Swedish XD I'm kinda understood though in both languages when I read/speak them, so I've been told. If nor, I'll just switch to Swedish, and most of them will understand me w/o issues.
As a native Spanish Speaker fro Costa Rica 🇨 🇷 I can say you speak Spanish VERY WELL for being American, also, your Spanish accent from Spain is PERFECT
Had to press the subscription button like five times and it wouldn't subscribe that i had to kinda open the channel until it finally worked fyi that's the hardest subscription i made in my life though after watching just a single video i think it was worth it keep the good work P.s: it's ALWAYS super fun listening to foreigners trying to speak Arabic i mean can actually NEVER get me bored
Language Simp te has convertido en uno de mis youtubers favoritos en los últimos meses, me gusta mucho lo que haces y espero que sigas haciendo de aprender idiomas algo interesante y entretenido
Funniest guy on the planet! And I love to hear his Russian which I have been studying on Duo Lingo since my conception ( or is it my mother's conception of me) . I'm still hung up on the danish word "og" . Thank you for your total objectivity concerning languages.
I don't know any other languages besides English, but you inspire me to continue to try and learn Japanese. My aunt is from Thailand, and now I also wanna try leaning Thai from her, you're truly amazing though
@@OscarCondor1542 No, no, tiene el mismo significado que "dude" en inglés americano. Cómo se dice lo mismo en español? Sé que los mexicanos usan "güey". La abreviación de caralho puede ser "krl", pero solo en la internet. Perdóname por mí portuñol xD
Hermano lo escribiste perfecto nada de Portuñol, ya te entendi es como "hermano" Bueno si en Mexico dicen wey o como lo escribiste, aqui en Perú decimos "King" xdd
@@OscarCondor1542 Hahaha, bueno, es como "manito", "tío", o algo así. No sé explicar. Me gustan mucho los amigos peruanos, ya conocí algunos en la vida real. Eres muy bienvenido en Brasil. Y gracias, aún quiero mejorar mí español para comunicarme mejor. 😁
