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DO OUR VOICE AND PERSONALITY CHANGE IN A FOREIGN LANGUAGE? | How we speak a foreign language 

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@normaquesada7307
@normaquesada7307 11 месяцев назад
Great topic. I have experienced that "happiness" of talking and understanding another language. It's like a second chance at life. Thanks for bringing this up.
@EnglogicSam
@EnglogicSam 11 месяцев назад
That's a wonderful way to put it, Norma 🤩 I'm glad you've experienced it, too!
@thecuriousone1790
@thecuriousone1790 11 месяцев назад
We all, sort of, put on /adopt a new personality while speaking a foreign language. It has a lot to do with how we see the native speakers of that language. For example, when I speak English, I'm more emotional, I'm all like : "Yeah! I love it.! Oh, no, I'm absolutely gutted...", whereas when I speak in my mother tongue I'm more level - headed and the words carry more weight, if it makes sense
@EnglogicSam
@EnglogicSam 11 месяцев назад
Yes, that makes perfect sense and well done for noticing it in the way you speak English 👍💪
@1fraoulitsa1
@1fraoulitsa1 11 месяцев назад
You are the first Italian to hear that speaks Eng as a native speaker. I got astonished. My mother tongue is Greek and I am trying to speak Eng as a native speaker too. Congrats! Keep up the great work! Thanks for the video.
@EnglogicSam
@EnglogicSam 11 месяцев назад
Thank you so much for your comment! 🤩🤩 And sorry for my late reply but I try to take a break from my channel over the weekend. Careful: If you say to me 'you are the first Italian TO hear', that means that I am the subject of 'hear', so I hear. But you want to say that YOU hear, so you need to say 'you are the first Italian (THAT) I hear....' 😉 Also, we don't GET astonished, we ARE astonished 😉
@D.C.1
@D.C.1 10 месяцев назад
Oh, Sam, this video deserves to be discussed broadly in every language school, both by students and teachers.
@EnglogicSam
@EnglogicSam 10 месяцев назад
Thank you for your amazing comment and I'm really glad you can relate to the video! 🤩😉 I love the quote! I'm 100% sure there is something psychological behind my dislike of Italian. I've been thinking about it a lot over the years and I think it has to do with the fact that back home I couldn't fully be myself as a gay guy: that's the best explanation I can give myself. I know everyone loves Italian and they are all gobsmacked when I say I don't 😜 the one thing I like about it as a language is that we have some great voice over artists with beautiful voices. If you have a chance, look up the Italian voice of Meredith Grey from Grey's Anatomy or the mother in Gilmore Girls 🤩
@CalmnessLivesHere
@CalmnessLivesHere 10 месяцев назад
Yes, they do.
@ErnestMajeur-st4js
@ErnestMajeur-st4js 11 месяцев назад
Great video, Sam, as always. I totally agree about switching personality when switching language. My own languages are AmE, BrE, French, and German, and I have quite distinct personalities in each: Introverted and argumentative in German, charming and bubbly in French, high-brow and conservative in BrE, and cheerful and generous in AmE. Perhaps it's because we're unconsciously mirroring the people from whom we picked up a language?
@EnglogicSam
@EnglogicSam 11 месяцев назад
Thank you Ernest! 🤩 I'd never thought about the impact the person we learn the language from could have on our personality. I don't think it applies to me specifically, but I'm sure it definitely does to others and that there is some truth in it 😊 I love how your personality changes!
@angelb.474
@angelb.474 11 месяцев назад
I found the video very interesting. And it's true, you sound totally different in Italian, as if someone had stolen your real personality 😊.
@EnglogicSam
@EnglogicSam 11 месяцев назад
I'm really glad you liked it, Angel! And yes, I'm completely lifeless in Italian 😜
@guypainter
@guypainter 5 месяцев назад
Most people learning a second language only learn fairly formal vocabulary and usually won't be versed in the vernacular and cultural nuances. For example, French people think I'm very polite because I don't know how to be sarcastic in French. It's not my personality that changes when I switch languages, it's my ability to fully express myself.
@EnglogicSam
@EnglogicSam 5 месяцев назад
Yes, that's also an important factor 😊
@Boba1702
@Boba1702 11 месяцев назад
I loved this video! Thank you, Sam! I love how you take every opportunity to teach people new - and useful! - vocabulary. I can so relate to your feeling of immense pleasure when you're listening to (other people speaking good) English. I thought it was only me but I'm glad that I'm in such a good company :) As for your speaking Italian vs English, what I've noticed is that your voice is deeper when you speak Italian (at least, it seems so to me), which corresponds to my theory that the voice changes depending on the language someone speaks (I think that my voice is slightly higher when I speak English).
@EnglogicSam
@EnglogicSam 11 месяцев назад
Thanks for your great comment! Yes, my voice is much deeper in Italian because I'm completely lifeless 🙊😜💃🤣
@Boba1702
@Boba1702 11 месяцев назад
@@EnglogicSam 🤣
@veronicadominguez851
@veronicadominguez851 11 месяцев назад
Hi! Totally agree with you. My mother tongue is Spanish, argentinian actually. I'm learning right now Italian, and I love to use it when we play an argue at class. Love to use my voice and my hands too! 😅 However, is absolutely delicious to hear you, Sam, speaking English as well as Italian. The tenor and the "baritono" inside of you ❤
@EnglogicSam
@EnglogicSam 11 месяцев назад
@@veronicadominguez851 Thank you, Verónica, for the compliment, too 🤩 Haha yes, Italian comes with all sorts of hand gestures 😜 Careful: it's 'argument', not 'argue' 😉
@dfateekh
@dfateekh 11 месяцев назад
Me still sound like an east european who has just moved to EU though 😅 or like from those tik tok videos)) Thank you, Sammy!❤ Why are you learning German - Wanna move there? Excellent theme 🙌🏽👍🤩
@EnglogicSam
@EnglogicSam 11 месяцев назад
Haha 😜 I studied languages in secondary school and German was one of the and I absolutely love it! 🤩
@dfateekh
@dfateekh 11 месяцев назад
@@EnglogicSam Genau 😄
@EnglogicSam
@EnglogicSam 11 месяцев назад
@@dfateekh haha 😜
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