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А я заметила Еще подумала а может она знает русский или ещё какой то язык Кто бы мог подумать

wtf i'm spanish ;D

Paula i said i was surprised when anna said that russian is her native language bc i can't hear an accent in her english :)

@@lenacasper7942 oh thx for taking the time to answer this cuz this was about a year ago xD

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Я изучала и изучаю 5 языков (ну, можно сказать, 6, но там был неудачный опыт), а пела (в хоре) ещё на 5. Итого: английский, французский, латынь, немецкий, японский, испанский, итальянский, финский, шотландский, ирландский, сербский. И вот что я заметила: на разных языках у человека разный тембр голоса. Так как мне в принципе даётся произношение, я замечала за собой смену именно тембра, тона голоса. За теми, кто свободно или просто без акцента, говорит на иностранном языке - то же самое. То же самое, если послушать иностранцев, изучающих русский: если акцент есть, то тембр родного языка, если нет акцента - другой тембр. Это вообще очень интересно.))

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If you're learning russian, I woud really recommend you to first learn some words (wow, so obvious), the rules of writing and pronouncing them correctly, and than learn noun declinations (I guess that's how they're named in english), because there's a lot of them and you shoud get used to them as quickly as possible (I know that many foreigners struggle with that). And than learn verb declinations, there's a lot too. After all that, learn how to say verbs in past, future and present (that's easy). At the end comes the grammar, but don't study all of it, many russian people don't even remember all that shit, for you it's better to learn phraseology and stuff like that. That's how we learn russian in our schools. Good luck.

@@moritzwagner4332 like i'm learning the words already but since i have to learn it in school and my teacher is kinda a bitch because she doesn't teach us anything and thinks that our class already know Russian fluently and of course we don't and literally laughs about me ( my looks and my voice ) in front of the whole class i really want her to f off so that's why i want to learn Russian in my own time so i know it and don't have to talk to her

Spoon Of Suga i don't feel like i would be able to teach someone russian but if you want i can help a little? with answering your questions or something like that

Spoon Of Suga i don't feel like i would be able to teach someone russian but if you want i can help a little? with answering your questions or something like that

Spoon Of Suga hi fellow army

where u from?)))

@@mariawerba1946 world

Dani Krieger Das ist so ein Mood! Ich spreche zwar kein Russisch, lerne aber in der Schule Englisch, Latein, Französisch und Spanisch und in meiner Freizeit habe ich auch angefangen Russisch zu lernen. Also ich kenne diesen Sprachenmix!😂😅

Nicola Johanna Ja Hahaha Manchmal denke ich mir auch nur so : kann ich überhaupt eine Sprache?!? haha

Krass, ich bin einfach in der selben situation

Ich spreche Griechisch und Englisch, und ich lerne Deutsch und Französisch. Ich habe das gleiche Problem hahaha

@Daniel Krieger Oha, bei mir ist es einfach genau das selbe. Also die Sprachen und, wie lange ich sie schon lerne xD

спасибо большое 😭💕

SAME HERE I AM MIXING ALL LANGUAGES I AM LEARNING NOW

Это слишком трудоемко, если она будет делать субтитры для испанцев, итальянцев и других, там места не останется)

@@syftadell там переключать можно, если чё

I've recently begun learning Spanish, and I'm so on the beginner stage, but that's kind of my point. Such as my main language is Ukrainian and I speak Russian fluently . And English also's on a pretty decent level. And I've noticed that when u know Russian and English it's fairly easy to catch a exact pronation of a lot of phrases even first try. I guess it's a key in a way))) the more diverse your language arsenal is, the easier some languages are to learn.

Well school's go about teaching languages the wrong way. That's why so many people think that learning another language is impossible because they "studied Spanish for 4/5 years in school and still can't speak it". School's go very heavy on grammar which isn't a good thing in the begging of learning a language. You should get lots of immersion and while yes you shouldn't do NO grammar but it's not what you want to focus on when starting a language. You need to enjoy learning the language, have small goals like learn 50 words rather than goals like "learn spanish". So if you're going grammar, grammar, grammar, not getting any immersion and not enjoying the language then you're simply not gonna learn. I'm sure you'll do great with Korean as long as you keep a consistent scheudule, immerse yourself (watch movies, dramas, music, read) and have fun you'll pick it up over time. Good luck

@@anthonygarcia1398 omg, thank you Anthony. I agree with you about school, it's just a waste of stressful time I guess. I appreciate it 🙏😊💜

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