7 Languages? How I learned them and here are my Official Certificates! 

lmao :))

Those subtitles are helpful to me ‘cause my understanding of speaken English isn’t great, still. It helps me to better understand what she says and improving my heard English level.

My native language is Spanish and I still reading subtitles for no reason xD

Aruki Nagoto we call listening level

Yeah LOL

Haha wow! I didn’t notice it!

didn't notice till now. good eye

You have a whole other personality for each language you speak 😂

It's because when you start talking in different language, you would start using different personality.

Yeah its crazy like her English hand movements and Korean hand movements are what I can recognize the most. They literally fit the flow of the language its so awesome haha

Gracias Señor!!

Hola

I am also native Spanish speaker from Spain and your speaking is amazing but one critique I have is that sometimes it feels like you are speaking Spanish but thinking in English. So sometimes the order doesn't make that much sense of there are extra words that you don't need. But your speaking is amazing anyway 😄

@@mylangs Hey, please start teaching all the laungages...it would be greatest gift you can give to students and this world !!!

wow i known at c1 is very hard incredible

Thanks!!🙏🏻

Her English grammar needs work. Stroking her ego and lying isn’t nice.

@@la381 It is not her mother tongue so obviously there will be differences..the fact that she learnt all the languages is amazing..no one said she has to be perfect at it..lol and we have people who don't wanna learn shit and just discourage people

@@la381 i agree and her pronunciation is a bit weird sometimes

@@YesNo-qk4zo says an EFL learner!

maogua - awww 😍😍 Thank uuuuu!

Yes I can definitly agree, verry remarkable!

I mean anyone choose what they wanna do with language! Some want to have certificate so they can maybe use them for job and opportunities in foreign countries, others just want to be able to communicate with the people. It’s not always all about having certifications, and it won’t always make you a perfect or good speaker having one. For example is her french certificate with goods grades, even with it you can hear that she definitely need to improve her prononciation, doesn’t mean she isn’t good of course but still. (french is my first language). I like polyglot like ikena or laoshu505000 cause they interact with the people directly! Specially Laoshu who always explain how he learn and that’s it’s not always about being perfect in a language but just communicate and learn about culture. You don’t always need a certificate for that. Wouter is also nice but need more pratice with his language. In the end you start by learning 5-6 phrases then practice to get better and fluent. Not everybody can afford to go to school for a language and even if you pay for it the classical school isn’t always the best place to learn a language, maybe vocabulary and grammar basic at best but that’s all.

@@majiccouly I know what you mean and I also noticed her pronounciation mistakes in french but my problem with a lot of other "polyglot" people here on youtube is that they want to tell us that they speak for example 12 languages and then they make clickbait titles like learn the language xy in 3 weeks and I also think that they fake the videos sometimes with prepared phrases etc.. most of them would not even pass an A1 or A2 certificate in the 12 languages they "speak" but say that they master the languages. This is my problem with them but of course you do not need certificates to learn a language I agree.

Literally, it's pretty stupid how this people says they speak 10-12 languages when they are just beginners. At least they should not say they "speak" those languages, that's bullshit. To have right to say you speak a language you have to be at least intermediate level

yeah! I was waiting for her to say a word with a c or a z to check how she said it! regardless her Spanish is so great

nunca has estado en México, verdad?

@@raulmuniz3450 Use to live in El Paso Texas and have business friends in Guadalajara. Been to Juarez, Guadalajara, and Cancun.

her accent sound like Spanish but the words sound more like Mexican is amazing

Omg I saw you somewhere in comments section!!!

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Hay poblaciones de asiáticos viviendo en Sudamérica.

@@la381 Aquí en Colombia hay muchos chinos y coreanos

entire ass mood but w Japanese

I rlly recommend u the channel Korean Unnie 하국어니...i am a real fan of her...she is the best teacher for korean...(as per as me, just an opinion)...dongdong squad...where u at?!!❤❤❤

Aparna Dewanjee same I also recommend her, she really helpful 😊😊

KaiLin n that is true! I need to remember that when reading in Korean or just some words because when I see the word and try reading it it’s right but then I see the romanisation and pronounce it by reading the Romanisation it sounds wrong (sometimes). But that is true like I think you said learning the proper Korean Alphabet 한글 helped me a lot. But thanks :))

Sameeee, but I'm learning Thai

Wilson From Castaway ah? Hahaha thank u!!😉

Su español suena mejor que el mio y soy hablante nativo jajja.

I was blown away by her Spanish too! Nice work!!

She memorizes the words really fast to be a non-speaker, and she is also good at intonating the phrases.

yo hablo español! but i cant speak anything other then this

Yay! Glad!!👏🏻👏🏻💪🏻💪🏻👍🏻

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Superelectra Superheroe aww haha thank u!!

Wow. I have to say this, because there is something that I just find perplexing. I get this video on my recommended list, as I assume a number of people who are interested in languages have, and I watch to enjoy seeing someone else who has a love for/interest in languages demonstrate that. But, for some reason, when I go to the comment sections of these videos I keep running into this hatred against Moses McCormick (Laoshu505000). Why? Moses has said many times that he dabbles in a lot of languages. He has learned a few phrases in 50 or so languages, which is impressive in itself, as is his ability to understand the responses of so many foreigners in so many languages. But, he is also proficient in a number of languages. I am fluent, by many standards, in both Spanish and French. I live in Los Angeles and have a number of Spanish speaking friends. I speak with them and their families in Spanish on a regular basis after having studied Spanish in school and continued studying on my own (though I admit that I understand them completely but can't speak at a very high level in return). I studied French on my own and then spent some time in France for business. My spoken French is better than my spoken Spanish, but I could get around in any Spanish or French speaking country without using English. I can tell on my own that Moses is not very strong in Spanish or French, but he can communicate in them, which is the most important thing. Still, those are languages that he came to later, and he has never claimed to be fluent in them. On the other hand, I have a friend and colleague who speaks Cantonese as his native language and who has studied Mandarin since he was young, and he says that Moses has a high proficiency in both Mandarin and Cantonese. He says he's not perfect, but I can say that even this woman, who is very impressive, is not perfect in Spanish or French ... or even English. But no one is perfect in any language. And, according to my friend, Moses could be dropped in the middle of China and would have no problem going on Mandarin alone. My friend also studies Japanese. He took two years of formal classes, and continues to study on his own, and he says that Moses' Japanese is better than his. When I asked him how Moses compares to beloved polyglots like Steve Kaufmann in Chinese, he said that Moses' Mandarin is every bit as good as Steve Kaufmann's. He said that Steve has slightly better grammar, but that Moses is more comfortable and has a bigger overall vocabulary. In fact, he thinks that if he had to choose he would say that Moses' Mandarin is better overall. That surprised me because if you listen to the language learners on RU-vid you would think that Steve Kaufmann is a master and Moses is a fraud. When I read the comments on Moses' channel, I see so many people who are impressed by his knowledge of their language, from Koreans to Vietnamese to those who speak Russian and Arabic. So why all of this hate? Please explain? It boggles my mind. I can only imagine that many of the people who hate on Moses wish that they spoke as well as he does in many of the languages he speaks, so maybe there is some jealousy. But if it's jealousy, why don't I see this kind of criticism of the other polyglots. He seems like a good guy. Is it his popularity? As for MyLangs, I think she is very impressive, and that would be true even if she decided that she would only keep a high level of proficiency in 6 languages and then dabble in a bunch of others for the love of learning something about them.

Haha there is a lot of hate for that guy for some reason. I've seen him say more than "phrases" but hey can't please everyone

@@iSanrio This might be true, but he does not deny that either. He prefers to know just a little bit about many languages rather than fully learning single languages. Nothing wrong with that, people should just learn what they wish.

Absolutely agreed. It is refreshing, because as much flawed as some of these certificates are, once you start hitting the highest levels, it is almost never easy and it definetly proves your language abilities. Many very popular polyglots make it easier for themselves claiming that they were only aiming for C level in speaking, so they totally neglected the other parts. I understand that to some extent, but certificates are built around all 4 skills and proving just one of them does not really cut it. Some state that language certificates do not matter whatsoever, but it is quite tricky to believe their language levels are really as high as they present them, especially as quite a few I have seen use blatantly scripted phrases and whole paragraphs without ever mentioning that. This lady has apparently good C level in 5 languages and her weaker ones are not that bad either, and it is impressive :)

con nhà người ta🤓

Lol

Aahha

Lmao 😭😂

Also her colleague's daughter lol

Honored!! 🥰🥰 thank you for watching and thank you for the comment!

@@mylangs You're welcome, and thank you again!

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Definitely not a native level.

@@Maidaseu Correct! In GRE, I got 97 percentile, opposed to her 92, but still, I would say I am not on native level..

@@shwetatiwari7235 Nothing to do with exams. Her choice of words, hesitations, and pronunciation made her stand out. Within a couple of seconds of the videos starting she said "living" as "leeving" and I knew.

@@Maidaseu You're right...I was just emphasizing how good score doesn't mean much...moreover, I'm not a native and I need to work a lot on my own English.

Learn Arabic next :)

prayl00185 wow thank you!! And Arabic has been always on my list but I didn’t have many materials tho... I surely will start it in the future :) thanks!

Agree with you. She is a true polyglot.

The shade

Januzai Ramli it’s annoying because make it seem like you can be fluent in 3 months then people try and are discouraged all the comments on people’s videos claiming to have become fluent are people saying they wish they were that smart and saying they are not able to

🙏🏻💛💛谢谢

Thank you for the advice!! 😉😉

yes like the "francais" is not like -ee- but more "aes"

@@Iris-fp4uk coucou hiihi

Yeah! I learn French and I noticed it when she says 'français'. Other than that, I'm impressed with her french 😲

@@lkkgkgkf9718 coucou !!! 😲

FlowUrbanFlow I’m French and I can tell you that she is so far to proficiency in French. A certificate can give you an idea about the level in a language of a person (mostly, some skills on the language) , but it doesn’t really defines your global level, she is the proof.

@@ponparkle3102 What is wrong with her French? There's small errors in her English, but I would still consider her fluent.

FlowUrbanFlow Unnatural phrases, grammar errors (not errors that a native speaker will do), bad pronunciation

@@ponparkle3102 But you could understand everything she said, and the meaning of everything as well, correct? Easily or not?

FlowUrbanFlow Yes, i was able to understand the idea behind it even if she was making some mistakes or errors, but she still remain far from proficiency

I prepared the Spanish Caption! 😉😉

No entendí... pero concuerdo con el desconocido

@@libordtv9788 xD

Yes, the Spanish captions are perfect (as a native Spanish speaker) your Spanish is so good ♥️

@@libordtv9788 xd

Yay! Thank youuu! 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻🤟🏻

😉😉😉

True

WATAFUK IS SHE

😂😂😂😂 oh cute

😂😂😂😂

This happens to me a lot and it's frustrating

So learn it! Why would you stay away from it? If they speak Valyrio, Antique or a language recently developed by them, well, good luck!

Which languages do they/you know?

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She is reading tho

@@videoclipman well a lot of ppl scripts their videos so they remember to say everything they want to say, and shes showing the certificates

@@videoclipman Do people who give seminars and lectures also not bring notes and rehearse or are they suppose to wing it? If it was a regular conversation, then rehearsals are not needed. Presentations are a different manner. Unless you are implying, that you balk at her certificates, and the governing bodies who awarded them to her.

Thank you!!!💕

Hahah😅😅🥲

Ahh, I didn’t mean any harsh, it’s just I speak French, and I also have some Spainish friends, who’d teach me something, and I found that interesting

That's true that when you speak in french you have a spanish accent. But more surprisingly you speak (a very good) spanish in the same way as a french people would do.

😄😄

THX

How are Portuguese ?? 😪😪😪😪😪😪

@@cleusousa456 no

@@dandei545 Fuck! 😒

Lara Norowitsch you’re so young and potential!!! I know you’ll get far better! Wish u the best✌🏻

MyLangs but is it possible for me -a 20 year old- to learn a new language at this age? :(

@@tetzushi of course! it's never too late

@@tetzushi im at the same age as you and recently been learning Chinese and Japanese. Its was never too late for anyone, especially this age

@Luca Gonçalves don't worry, i'm learning japanese and in the first months it was HELL. So don't worry and keep putting your love and effort into it :D

really? I thought she nailed the chinese accent

@@brucelee7782 She has a very faint accent because she sometimes switches the second and third tones, but otherwise sounds super native especially with the usage of 儿s

@@brucelee7782 She doesn't have a strong accent compared to most Chinese people. It's just that her accent doesn't belong to any particular area in China, giving away the fact that she's not a native speaker :)

中文还是有口音的、但是不影响交流

Yay!! Thank you so much! 😉😉😉😊

How do you get so good at languages at that age? I’m 15 and trying to study French after 5,mostly useless, years of French in school and Norwegian, of which I don’t know a single word. I would also argue my English isn’t the best, but I don’t really know about that.

@@TomasJansen05 hmm French seems like a complicated language but for writing it's easier than speaking coming from a native english speaker because some of the sounds are much harsher. To help you with french is to study verb conjugations that go with je tu il elle on nous vous ils and Elles. That is the most important part of learning french in my opinion. Hope this helps :)

She definitely doesn't sound like she's from Quebec. I personally think she sounds closer to France French than Quebec, but you are right that her French sounds really spanish-y (although I can understand her French pretty clearly regardless). You can listen to songs from French Canadian bands like "Les Trois Accords" and "Les Cowboys Fringants" to hear the difference with the Quebecois accent. Very impressive that you know 4 languages already btw, good luck with the rest of your studies!

@@TomasJansen05 The younger you are, the easier it is to learn through lots of exposure to the language. Notice out of these four they listed three languages as their native languages. When I was 15 I had only had formal education in German and my level was B2, but my English was better than my German just because I watched a lot of movies and sitcoms and read stuff on the internet. Granted I was exposed to _some_ English as a kid so I already knew some words and phrases, but I started watching movies and sitcoms with subtitles in my native language at age 13, that's when my English kind of exploded. After some time I started watching them without subtitles because they were easier to find that way and tried my best to spell words I didn't understand into the google search engine, lol. Then when I started watching youtube I engaged a lot with the comment sections. No formal education, but lots of exposure to English starting from 13 years of age. That doesn't mean older people can't learn languages, it's just different. Everyone finds a different method which works better for them, and exposure is always part of it, but kids learn more easily through just exposure.

I'm also 14 but I find it hard to find and talk to native speakers, I feel like everyone is older than me

Exactly!! Practice makes perfect!

Hey me too

hi, i'm also vietnamese mais je suis également française. Je trouve que tu parles bien le français ! you are so talented. I hope i can improve my spanish, english and vietnamese because my mother tongue is French :x and i want to be like you ( learn a lot of languages i can hihi )

Dana Duyên HEYYYY me too I am Vietnamese and I also know French just like you :)

Mia GingerCat ohh really it’s so cool :))

👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻wow for you too!

😂😂😂 哈哈 我不相信！ 谢谢

不可能吧

你是广西人吧，哈哈哈

@@mylangs 你是我见过的外国人中能把四个音调说得最好的 是天才没错了

@@badfishyu 也可能是海南人

i.nmyheart woow haha thank youuu!

Cierto, su español es tan bueno como su inglés.

Tiene acento lojano (Loja-Ecuador) en español . Curioso*

Thanks for watching!

Ayyy gracias!!

ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-zVjlRMGVV74.html

Gracias!!

Really? Thank you

Your english sounds a bit australian. It's cute!!!

@@robbie025 Yeah i noticed that too. It is cute! :)

robbie025 that happens when someone has a korean accent but is not strong enough to be identified as korean by someone who isn’t korean or someone who isn’t well versed in the phonetics of korean. I noticed this with my korean-korean friends and i’m korean american.

@@trollforaliving6857 Oh interesting. Thanks for explaining! :)

Phương Đoàn haha thank youuu!

💪🏻💪🏻💪🏻💪🏻🙌🏻🙌🏻

Her English is better than mine and that is my second language :'/ By the way, my native language is Spanish (I'm still learning English)

She speaks French better than me...it's my second home language 😂😂😂 her Spanish is also MUCH better than mine...probably cause I'm a beginner

Which is your first language? My language is Hindi......☺️ And the last question are you from

If you want I can help you with your Spanish ( Spanish is my first language )

Thank you for asking but no, I do not need your help. I was just asking like this, I wanted to know that you are from where I am. I love to know about someone else and it was nice to talk to you thank you

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Thank you!

Erick Garcia hahahaha 😆😆

I am so glad to see that people all realized that you are making a hilarious, friendly, many-thump-up guaranteed "trolling" comment and I like it lol.

0:41 no, she speaks koean /s

Pororing for linking to a subreddit, you obviously don’t understand basics on reddit, /s means “my comment is sarcastic” Don’t link to a subreddit if you’re too dumb to even understand reddit slang. Embarrassing.

Chao Zhuo they said it as a joke

Thank you!

Uyy gracias!!!😉😉🥰

Yay! Keep up the good work! And yess I'll keep sharing my insights or experiences! Thank you for watching!☺️

Yes. Many Asians that learn English in their country have a cool accent. They have many teachers from Europe, America, Canada, Australia, ect. So, they end up sounding cool with a mixture of different accents.

I kept noticing that lol most sounded british and australian lol i was still so impressed😅☺️

If you can get to a high enough level it becomes much easier. Just a skim through a newspaper or a daily podcast is enough to keep that part of your brain active. Also "forgetting" isn't really that, it's still in there, just needs to be re-activated even after a long time :) Keep studying!

You have to constantly find ways to make use of it.. even if it means watching videos, reading articles or comments or even talking to yourself (which mind sound weird but is actually incredibly helpful)

@@hikazayanikushi9086 Yes I really like to have conversations with myself in other languages when I'm driving or doing dishes. Seriously helps haha

Exactly the problem with me! When I started learning Korean my Japanese jumped out of the window and killed itself

Prerana Saikia yes, I tried to learn Japanese, and then it affected my ability of pronouncing English.......

Spanish is also one of the most widespread languages, in fact, it's second in number of native speakers, only behind Mandarin.Apart from being beautiful as well.

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From where did you learn all these languages?? Please give some tips

That doesn't really matter. She surely will get into soon. Suggesting every single word is not that worth.

Lê Trường Quý I know it’s not that important but it sound more natural.

Lướt miết mới thấy được cờ men người việt. Hi

@@letruongquy7956 It is just a suggestion! Why do u criticize a small suggestion? That is not good

@@christinatran3354 Enjoy the video! You're not here to correct people's language right? People don't learn it by very small mistakes. Imagine they created the content for you, then looked at the comments, all of language teachers?

I think that the hardest part is learning how to learn languages. I am learning my 3rd language now and can say for sure that it is the hardest part, but once you are good at doing it, you'll be fluent in no time

@@thomasalberto613 I'm rather good in science, maths, etc instead of languages, that's why I need everything exactly ruled out and theoretical.. vocabs are usually just things you gotta learn by heart so I don't memorize them well

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which language do u want to learn？

@@tracyyoung6646 do you have any tips to learn chinese fast? I actually do speak Mandarin and Cantonese on a daily basis but i cannot read a single chinese letter.

So glad it helped!

Thank you!

Rebecca King thank you for your advice!! 👍🏻

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So glad that I motivated you! Wish the best on your language learning Journey!!👏🏻👏🏻👍🏻

她的中文很好👍

对啊，我的中文比她差呢。

ดวามจริง! 👍

@@chloeng702 我也是 😄

Michelle D thank u! Wish u the best too!

Ah thank you! I need more improvement tho..🙃🙃

Thank you for watching!☺️

Yay! Go for it!!👏🏻👏🏻

Удачи❤️

Удачи с изучением русского ! ☀️

J'espère que le français sera pas trop compliqué pour toi lol

加油，中国欢迎你！

stringcosntant thank youuu!

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Awww thank you! More to come!! 👍🏻

It's not too late to learn and discover a brand new language and its culture

Me neither

Jupiter use the MIA method. You’ll probably improve faster

We all have different strengths and weaknesses ☺, don't worry if you're moving a bit slower than you expected.

@@ponparkle3102 MIA Method? What's that?

Thank u so much!!😊😊

Aww Irene, you really can do it!💪🏻

learning a language isnt always about needing it. Its just something that will allow u to make more connections, relationships, and widen ur perspective

Suga sweeter than sugar Vux cảm ơn! I wish I can! 💪🏻🙃

When she talked Viet, it sounded like French xD But even if, it's so incredible to see how hardworking she is! ^-^

@@emi9691 I watched a video about a French Professor saying that Vietnamese and French are the most elegant languages. This is just his personal opinion, but the fact is people seems like singing while saying these languages. 💖😎 I'm Vietnamese and I'm so proud of my mother tongue.

@@vunguyenmaiha3392 Really? I thought Chinese is more elegant? But what I know is, whenever my mom is out talking viet, ppl around us always say woahhh the language is so nice to hear xD

@@emi9691 yes, I love Chinese too and I'm still working on it. Btw, your mother is Vietnamese ? How about you ? 💖😎

Thank you! 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻

Ahhh cảm ơn bạn ạ!

Thank u so much!🥰

Anh Khoa Trương you’re still so young! You’ll have far more chances💪🏻 And yes, thanks for your feedback on my Vietnamese.... far far way to go haha

I'm a native vietnamese. For me, your vietnamese is quite fluently but your pronounce is just what you got for the time you spent. I think you have to spend more time to improve your pronounce. Even I'm a Vietnamese and Vietnamese is a tonal language but I still face a lot when I learn Cantonese and Mandarin. Standard Vietnamese has 6 tones and they are not similar Mandarin or Cantonese. Vietnamese, Thai and Cambodian have a ton of vowels instead of consonants in comparison with your studied foreign language. I think this is the key point that help you improving your pronounce.

Rémy Penichon VN có những trường phổ thông có lớp chuyên Pháp luôn ấy. À bạn bị 1 vài lỗi chính tả. "Chút chút", "tiếng Tàu", "tiếng Hàn". Thế này mới đúng nha

@@dangnguyentramy Oooh uhm cảm ơn bạn nhiều (mk khi về VN thì thường nch thôi và viết tắt thôi, n viết thì ít quá nên có khi mk bị viết sai chính tả😅)

Mình hiện tại cũng đang học tiếng Hàn và tiếng Pháp đây, tiếng anh thì hiện tại mình cũng có thể xem là rành rõi rồi. Tiếng Pháp mình thấy phát âm khó quá, các cậu có tips gì để học không nhỉ?

Nesje N thank you! Writing system might look too difficult but you’ll acquire it!! 👍🏻 if you’re interested in learning Chinese and Japanese at the same time, the lesson videos on my channel might help you! More to come up✌🏻 wish u the best

@@mylangs Thank you kindly. I'm so glad I stumble upon your channel.

Luca Lampariello actually speaks many languages with a high level of fluency. I speak six languages. I speak five of them with a very high level of fluency (English, Spanish, French, Portuguese and American Sign Language). I'm a professional interpreter in several languages. Not all polyglots flaunt their languages. I guess if I showed all of my languages, I'd get more subscribers. Many polyglots are almost incomprehensible in some of their languages. I strive for a very clear and accurate pronunciation. I'm a beginner in Italian, but Italians say I'm not a beginner because I can express myself well because it's a Romance Language (I was able to learn conjugations and vocabulary very quickly).

If you learn Chinese, you'll have a very good basis for Japanese (in terms of written script) already. You might want to learn Traditional chinese characters as that's what Japanese is based on.

Nesje N No, she is not proficient in French.

😉😉 thanks!!

Sii es verdad

Y si hablo español y portugués? El orden de los factores no altera el producto? Jajaj

:D

Acredito disso, sou mexicano mas há uns 8 meses que estudo português e ainda que meu sotaque é terrível, posso falar, ler e compreender aos nativos, embora não os nordestinos 🙄😂

Danos consejos para aprender idiomas porfavor🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻

@@apprenonsensemble4134 sólo haz lo que normalmente haces en tu idioma, en el idioma que quieres aprender, me explico; si te gusta seguir youtubers o algunos famosos en las redes trata de hacerlo en el idioma que estás aprendiendo. Así cada vez que estés en algo que te gusta hacer o ver, estarás aprendiendo sin necesidad de estudiar gramática todo el día 😉

@@leisymaria6867 muchas gracias ☺️

R U kid or big

@@goatgamer2389 i'm 18 years old

Yay!!😉😉💛