BEST METHOD to learn languages from Multiple Languages teacher 

Fantastic... please add me to Facebook and / or an email so we can set up a language exchange for Japanese and Greek.

youtube.com/@linguaetrangeres4719?si=Q26C4wdWnN-X6C14 Hello Would you like to more about other languages, click on the link and have a fun...if you enjoyed it do not forget to give me your opinion or comment even like my videos..... Talk to you soon😊!

Glad you enjoyed it!

Thanks so much for sharing

So you have your strong WHY

Thank you so much for sharing that.

You are so welcome!

Vielen Dank für das Teilen deiner Geschichte. Ich habe hier in Japan chinesische Literatur im Graduiertenstudium studiert, daher ist mein Standard-Chinesisch sehr gut. Ich liebe Kantonesisch und habe es auch ein wenig studiert, aber ich habe noch einen langen Weg vor mir.

I agree it is a beautiful language.

Thank you. For Chinese, I made a great effort to nail down the tones first with a lot of practice. You can learn using pinyin to study but it is best if you do it in combination with studying the characters.

Great 👍 It is a pleasure to see you too! Are you from Bangladesh or West Bengal?

@@polyglotdreams I am from Bangladesh 🇧🇩 💯Thanks for such a reply. 😍

Yes I agree, knowing why you learn a given language is an important factor in determining success.

@@polyglotdreams Yes, that is an important factor as well.

Thanks for sharing... I was in Transylvania recently BTW... great place to visit

You're welcome

Yes.. the more languages you know the more cognates you know

That is for sure because you also come to know how to learn more effectively.

I will let my editor know.... thanks!

That is a very interesting analogy.

@@polyglotdreams I'm dreaming of making a MMO-RPG game for language learning where the languages learning parts are integrated into the game world as a whole. Everything would be designed to help with learning the language. People are often obsessed with gamification (including language courses), but gamification has very little inherent retention, aka people get bored of it quickly. I would say that you shouldn't gamify a language, but languafy a game. As a game has better inherent retention and fascination initiators than things that are gamified. A game world like this also has (at least) 6 areas that are important to take into consideration. 1. Environment, 2. Necessity, 3. Source of entertainment and information, 4. Frequency, 5. Interaction, and 6. Retention (making sure players continue to play the game. You don't forget what you've learned) I have most concepts of the game worked out, I just have to take and succeed at the step of getting a game developer to make it.

I'm looking forward to knowing more about this game! @@woutvanostaden1299

I will... I have studied some Bengali, but I want to learn much more.

Yes Bengali is a language rich in history and culture 👏

Thanks 😊

Well, I guess I'll have to step up my game and provide some mind-blowing methods for all the analytical minds out there! Challenge accepted! 🤓 But actually, some people who love languages are saying that they find this interview to be very helpful...

Oh BTW, the next video I will publish concerns using audiobooks and text for improving listening comprehension.

I depends on a lot of factors. The most important ones are how much effort and time you spend studying and your desire to succeed.

Reading as much as you can.... you can use Google Translate when you need help... and yes, watching videos on RU-vid . There are many channels available for studying English. 📖

I was just about to ask that myself, as that's my native language! 😊

I plant to do so someday... you may see from my name that I have and Irish background.

It is not easy at first but once you get it you got it forever.

Well, clearly, some people know a language well, but are poor at communicating with others. So you might want to rethink your remark because it makes it seem as if you don't realize that.

That can help for sure.

But their body languages are the same.