Best Language Learning Tips from Luca and Lindie 

0:45 How do you balance working full-time and studying? 2:25 Luca 5:05 Do you apply the same learning method, no matter what the language? 7:45 Luca 9:45 What are the mistakes to avoid when becoming a polyglot? 12:30 Luca 16:30 How do you handle learning multiple languages at once? 18:45 Luca 21:15 How can introverts practice a language? What about using music? 23:20 Luca 26:55 How do you organize your time for maintaining multiple languages? 29:30 Lindie 30:20 Luca 31:50 How do you move on to a new language if you're stuck at intermediate in your previous language(s)? 35:25 Lindie 37:30 How was your first chat in a foreign language? How did you get past the fear? 39:00 Luca 41:45 (ES) Do you use teachers? How do you interact with your tutors? 45:00 Luca Thanks Luca and Lindie!

Lindie is great and very honest about her schedule and the fact language learning can be a slow process.

Two of my favorite polyglots of ALL time in one video! Must be my birthday haha

It's really interesting when you talked about the question "How can I find time to learn a language when there are so many other things I'm stressed out about in life". For me, language learning is a sort of therapy for me. When I want to relax or if I have something I'm stressing out about in my life, I usually turn to studying a language as a sort of "safe space". So maybe that mindset may be able to help some people who also struggle with this idea. Studying a language helps me calm down and helps me take a break from the outside stresses or worries. ❤️

Today I learned that I've been pronouncing Lindie's surname incorrectly for YEARS

Oh shit! Two of my heroes! (Sorry, haven't watched it, but had to say it before I watch it)

Lindie, to learn Korean, Japanese and Chinese is a MAJOR accomplishment by itself. All with different letters and characters. Bravo!!! I'm learning Korean.....not easy.

Let's not confuse being introvert with being shy. Introversion means that you need to spend a lot of time alone to recharge your energy in order to engage in social interactions.

I won't lie, I had a celebrity moment during the first five seconds cause TWO OF MY FAVS ARE IN A VIDEO TOGETHER!! please keep up the good work, you're so inspiring!

The moment Luca switched to Spanish you feel like another person was talking. just AMAZING as usual

omg my language parents together on a video

Loving Lindie’s French-Spanish brain fart. Totally me in Italian-Portuguese and Korean-Chinese.

Signor Lampariello, Lei e Lindie Botes siete due delle persone presenti su youtube che hanno motivato me, un ragazzo di 14 anni, ad imparare delle altre lingue, e di questo non posso che esservene grato. Quindi grazie!

Here is the list of the books I recommend in my Amazon Shop: www.amazon.com/shop/lucalampariello Happy language learning and see you soon =)

Every language learner should watch this video, both of you are true inspiration.

I have heard , that you reach level b2 in a target language you can't forget it. While you learn a new language your aim should be to get this level. Once you reached it you can move on to the next one . This previous language won't get lost, you should just refresh it , if you need it. What is your opinion about this theory? Thank you for this wonderful video 😊!

Difficulty with mastery of a non native languages is a factor of the gradient between the two languages. Similarity between languages like Spanish and Portuguese really helps transition from one to the other readily. I had little problem with Dutch after being fluent in German. The more languages you know the easier it gets to master others. After you are good with 7 langauges getting to 21 is a walk in the park . I am talking from personal experience.

Seeing two polyglot titans interact blows my mind.

My two favorite polyglots. I love that Lindie keeps things real and since I have a full time job and go to the university at the same time I can believe on the advice she gives. I like Luca because he gives good advice that I can use as a guideline.

Everybody wrote already, but I must repeat: " Wow!Finally! Two of my favorite polyglots!"

A Lindie, Luca collab. A winning combination for sure. A nice way to spend my lunch hour. The part on energy management certainly is something I think a lot of about in my studies these days. Luca always talks about living a balanced life and I always try to have that in mind. Thanks guys.

To use Luca's metaphor about "newborns" - if you are a person who can have "twins" or "triplets", I greatly admire you!

My two favourites in one video. Thank you to both of you, you change my relation to languages and I've been learning a lot for 1 year.

What a glorious sight! Two lingua visionaries together!! Nice work, Luca and it was a pleasure to see Lindie!! :))

So wonderful to see this pair of extraordinary polyglots together!!!! I really admire your way guys!

Thanks for sharing how important patience and a long-term view is!! ❤

it is great !! to see my favorite youtubers together in one video

Luca Lampariello, you have been such a huge part of my learning lenguages journey and I thank you so much.

The best collaboration everrrr. I truely love you both and love watching your videos. Very excited to watch this one!

Hi Lindie!You ´ve got a new subscriber from France.From now on,you will definitely be one of my silver bullets!Thanks a million.

The last part when Lindie mixed Spanish and English and then just kept talking French is all I aspire to be able to do one day 🙃

Love you both!!! You give me huge motivation to continuine with learning!🙂

Two of the favourite RU-vidrs of mine have come together for a single video. Commenting even before starting to watch the video. 🔥🔥🔥❤️❤️❤️

Thank you so much guys, you truly shed somel light on common mistake I've encountered with during my French learning process. And the best takeaways are to understand that we don't need to compare with others and that learning a language it's a long-term process. Looking forward to more content like and hope hearing from you in other languages like French or portuguese. Regards from Argentina.

You’re the best guys! Thank you for the daily dose of motivation 🤩

that is so great, you have been share with us all your knowledge since i dont 10 years ago maybe? well, i just wanna say thanks a lot. keep doing it, because its worth! you really helps a lot of people and that is priceless. good for you man

As the same as all here. I am really excited to see you both together!!!

This is great encouragement. Before I used to have a lot more time to learn and review the languages I love. Now my mum is ill, I have to take care of her while working full time at home not to speak of house work. With the online resources, I play them aloud while working or cooking. It takes a lot of effort and cutting out distractions

Thank you so much for answering my question!! This video was really useful! I really enjoyed it!!

*You guys are awesome- two of my greatest inspirations*

49 minutes of pure goodness. Is it Christmas? 😃 Grazie Luca e Lindie per un gran video molto utile. Due di miei preferiti canali RU-vid. 🙏👍

This meeting should have happened ages ago!!! As an introvert myself, I see Lindie's tips as gold for my language learning, and Luca is a reference for everyone who loves learning a foreing language. Besides that, I have to say that I loved when Lindie had a language mashup with English, Spanish and French. hahahah I kinda relate to that.

What a great video! Eagerly waiting for the time stamp guy... :)

You both sound like two native English speakers having a conversation. Wow!

Omgg my two most favorite polyglots, I'm already loving it

I have no idea what and how i would learn languages without Luca , thank you with love from Uzbekistan

Omg my favorite polyglots are having conversation with each other that's amazing

Ohhh my god!!!!!l My 2 favourite polyglots together!!! Ohhh my goodness!!! I never imagined this!!!! I am not able to write words that describe my feelings!!! Thank you soooooo much both Luca sir and Lindie ma'am!!!! I am veryyyy thankful to you!!! Thanks for making video for us!!!! Thanks a hundred times!!l thanks!!! ☺️☺️

I saw this on IG and HAD to watch!

Great， Luca and Lindie， thank you for your tips and advices.

Thank you! It's really inspiring.

Appreciation comment for how freakin pretty Lindie looks in the thumbnail

Los últimos minutos de conversación me hicieron sonreír. Fue muy interesante el intercambio de experiencias y de ideas sobre cómo mejorar y mantener los idiomas que ya hablas.

I'm so happy that you've done a video together

Nice tips! Thanks a lot!

Luca has integrated the Spanish fricative d in his speech. THAT'S A THING TO REMARK bearing in mind he's italian. WOW.

I love both of u guys 💕💕 much love to y'all

Lucas is right. That statement is correct. We cannot focus only on books. I have learned more by watching and listening to comprehensible input than over 10 years studying books and classroom classes.

Dream combo 🤩 watching this as my treat before bed

Incredible conversation.

OMG Luca and Lindie !!!!! Two of my favorite polyglots!

Thank you for help us to understand more about the languages

Wow i ve never imagined this encounter in my life Luca you are amazing my inspiration now i know english 🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧, im from Brazil 🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷, and usted me inspiro a hablar español 🇪🇸🇪🇸🇪🇸🇪🇸 hace 2 meses que estoy estudiando español gracias por tudo , Nossa aprender uma lingua é uma das coisas que valem a pena, Luca me piacce tanto Italiano , un giorno voi parlare questa lengua tanto bella , vorrei imparare italiano dopo imparare español , grazie mille , en momento io solo alscoto italiano che lengua bella

Nem is értem, hogy lehet, hogy csak most láttam ezt a beszélgetést! Imádom mind a kettőt! Jó lenne ha lenne a végén felirat a spanyol beszédnél, bár így is lehetett követni. Jól esik, hogy magyarul tanultok, Lindie és Luca. Köszi az újabb adag inspirációt!

Great stuff, guys!

I made my own experiment where I started to learn 4 languages at the same time when I was 38. It took different time to reach the level where I could speak and use the specific language as a tool to learn the language itself. Thus I disagree that you have to learn one by one. In my opinion you will loose the time for collecting experience. After 3 years I had the same experience for each language. When I will learn them one by one it takes much longer. I also used a method to learn one language from the other. For instance when I could speak basic Russian I found Russian teachers speaking also Spanish and I learned Spanish and practicing Russian in one lesson. Otherwise I agree with all what I heard in this video. Very useful and important tips.

Great points. Thank you for sharing. 😊Bonjour from France!

The best collaboration!!!

love you two....grazieeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee..much love

thank you. this is very useful for me.

Finally!!! 😍 Best collab ever 🤤❤️

Thank you for sharing the video, It helps me a lot : )

"Ubiquitous impatience of wanting to get there as soon as possible"... Very true! And not just in language learning

The collaboration of my dreams omg

For myself ,ican say about learning languages its just a jobby ,when Iwant to flee many problemes ,Igo for learning ,from one language to snother in order to keep mysrlf busy thsts all about ,loving this !!!!Hello Bravo closely! bye.

Maravilhosa entrevista, gostei muito do espanhol dela, muito bom ver pessoas que estão iniciando em um idioma tentando falar, me identifiquei com ela quando tenho alguma dificuldade no inglês;

Long conversations are sometimes easier than short conversations, as Luca says, and it depends on the topics which you are taking about! As a researcher, I find that many non-native speakers of English can be very good at talking about their research in English, but sometimes struggle when they have to talk about a simple but unfamiliar topic. Same goes for me when I speak other languages.

Luca, tu español es excelente! Que bueno!

Very interesting video! I didn't know Lindie, she has an exceptional level of English but when she tried to speak Spanish and French, honestly, not so well. She can't handle a conversation, after a few seconds she turns back to English, which is her comfort zone. She wanted to speak French but she had difficulties. Probably she performs better in other languages, I don't know. Luca is amazing, he started in Spanish and finished in Spanish, showing he can really speak the language

Thanks to you two I now know who a polyglot is, and that is after I've already started learning my 2nd language. I'm soooo late

My first two foreign languages were Spanish and French, so I really appreciated the response to the last question

That response from Lindie on "The 3 mistakes one should avoid if one wants to be a Polyglot" was perfect! Coz the question was as funny as "I want to be a businessman what mistakes should I avoid?" without actually knowing "what am I actually good at". Be it Lindie, Luca, or someone like Steve Kaufmann or Tim Doner - you all learned languages not to show the numbers but because you were passionate about languages and words. It's funny how some people want to learn languages as some competitive sport. Thanks much for this video, Luca! As a language learner myself, I could pick many good points to learn a new language faster.

I love it how by the end Lindie casually switches to speaking Spanish and French Then Luca answers a most part of the question in Spanish I haven't even studied Spanish EVER but I was able to grasp the message so easily 👁️👄👁️ I guess once I have the time I might try and learn Spanish to a beginner or intermediate level, it sounds really beautiful and easy to understand if you already speak English 👀 I love language learning community - always introducing each other to stuff we might learn later, it's never boring 😁

Two heroes!

Tienen muchas cosas interesantes que decir. Es como escuchar una conversación entre amigos. Gracias para hablar en español también. Puesto que hay mucho contenido en inglés ya, no se puede "consumir" mucho audio de ingles por día porque también hay que tener tiempo para escuchar otros idiomas. Justo como dice Lindie, no es tan importante dedicar mucho tiempo a buscar el método más eficiente, sino comenzar a aprender lo más pronto posible. Un abrazo para los dos

Those of us who work as designers/illustrators etc. are very lucky to be able to listen to podcasts in our target language while working. Otherwise, at least that's the case for me, it's unpractical to devote 2-3 hours in the evening to do that instead of relaxing. During washing the dishes or cooking would be another good idea. Also, another point: if your goal is to go around saying I am a polyglot, be prepared, nobody cares. On the contrary you might end up being the annoying one at the table. But on the other hand, learning a language will quite often lead to the discovery of common interests between people, and when that happens it's absolutely exciting! Ε, και αφού μαθαίνεις και Ελληνικά ρε Luca, μπράβο γιατί τα λες ωραία! XD

Luca and Lindie, apart from your expertise in language learning, I love your personalities.

Thanks you so much for your vidéo youtube i will continue with you Always...

Luca is an O.G. Much respect

Now I am struggling with leveling up my english learning. I need to speak more and write professional texts. That will help me in the future job. In addition, I have to build up my vocab tp expand my knowledge, I think it will help other skills for sure. I remember images better than different methods like listing words in order. So I am trying to attach images when I am trying to understand new vocab. To sum up, I will use new method for each stage and when I feel I actually need it. It's also essential to keep motivated when learning language.

Great that you also talk about all the "soft skills" connected with language learning, e.g. integrating language into everyday life, organizing your life, "getting out there" and speaking to people. Would you agree that there is much more discussion of "hard skills" e.g. "chunking" rather than "soft skills"?

Lindie and I had a great chat about language learning on her channel as well! Make sure to check it out: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-fG8UxgzWZRM.html&ab_channel=LindieBotes

Btw Luca, we say in Spanish "hablar hasta por los codos" which is equivalent to be like a chatterbox. your Spanish is very good!

On using the same system to learn different languages... I live in Japan, and I find that none of the big names in language are big names in Japanese. I would say that is necessary to consider which parts of the language people from your language struggle with. Like, English speakers often struggle with tones in Chinese, so I think you need to go hard with listening and speaking from day 1. For Japanese, the word order is a different, so going in, I hit the sentence patterns hard.

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I've taken my first 'rest' in language learning studies in nearly 12 months. I've got to prioritise cardio / exercise at the moment. I find it too difficult trying to fit in 1.5 hours in the gym + 1 hour language learning during my 5 day working week. In the weekend I can do both, it's much easier.

Great video. I'm curious about what Luca said in Spanish about interacting with tutors

Music definitely is a good way to learn a language but it depends on how you use it and also if you are willing to actually learn a text by heart. It cannot be the only medium to learn but you can easily learn structures by heart that way

great helpful tips!! Just wish the last question was answered in English - or there were subtitles.

I have a frustrating experience. Not knowing where to begin or hitting a plateau can feel demoralizing and make it hard to hit the books and study like you know you should…Having friends from other cultures makes me more creative. In fresh ways about space and how people create their own world and environment. It is best way to connect between creative thinking and cross-cultural relationships.