nigerian girl speaking korean, french, yoruba & german | Welcome To My Channel 

Ooh girl that's so cool!! Learning Yoruba is actually a struggle, but dw we'll get there 😂💞

Wow... i am a Cameroonian and i speak Spanish, Portuguese, italian, italian, German and French...my first language is English.... It's so nice to meet others like me from Africa

aghh haha thank you so much!! I'm trying ;)

aww that's so cool, hopefully we can learn together

Am nigerian plz how are you learning

ooh that's so cool! And aw thank you, you speak so many languages as well?! How long have you been learning English for? You're so fluent

@@oyindabello554 eh Im not that fluent but thanks XD Ive been learning english since 2nd grade so 12 years now, plus had mandatory course in university. Russian - I had that at school (Lithuania is post Soviet Union country, so many people still speak russian here) for few years, but didnt learn much ( grammar is rip), now Im using Duolingo (same for spanish) and parents help too :) I also found some online friends from gaming community who speak english/spanish, so honestly, that was a game changer - find as many people as possible who speak the languages you want to learn and you are good to go!

@@bunnyenergizer7500 omd no you speak english better than some english people over here 😂!! Also, that's so hilarious/cool! What's the game you use to talk to people in diff languages? I've heard that that's actually pretty popular these days.. As for your russian grammar being crap, my german grammar is the crappest rn lmaoo so I can 100% relate. But the fact that you're learning russian and spanish is really cool tho;)

@@oyindabello554 haha thank you! ^^ well Im just a gamer overall and got to know some people through Japanese culture/anime fans Discord groups. There are also pages where people look for pen pals or just to chat and learn :) also try watching Netflix with preferred language subtitles if possible!

@@bunnyenergizer7500 Oh my goodness! Yes that's such a good idea (about the Netflix thing).. how have I never thought of that, considering how often I watch netflix 😂..also the discord thing sounds super cool, but I do not know how to game AT ALL (i kinda wish i did), so I'll just meet people in other ways. There's an app called HelloTalk that I used to use for penpalling, I met one of my French friends from there. It's a lil bit dodgy at times, but I actually rly recommend ;)

Haha danke eden ;)) x

thanks sisss ❤️

Aww sorry this is such a late reply but thank you soo much!! ❤️❤️ I wish you all the best with French and German, and I hope you join me on my journey to becoming fluent in these languages! Thank you! ✨

aww tysm girl 🧡

ik it's crayzzee

Thank you!!!

황익천 넘 고마워 진짜 ㅠㅠ 나도 보고 싶어.. and your English is so good anyway 💕

Aw thank you so much!! ❤

ah thank you!

pahaha learning yoruba is actually a struggle, but it's so fun when u can finally understand your parents' conversations 👀👀😂. Sha stick with me, we'll get fluent by fiya by force. I'm gonna force my mum to do an episode where she teaches me yoruba. 🧡

Oyinda Bello Omg can’t wait until I can start understanding convos, deffo excited for that video!!! 💕💕

@@Jennifer_Ade don't worry you'll get there ;)) + nice thank youu 🧡 (and dw I'll do a video on my yoruba routine haha i see u 👀)

Aww thank youuu!!! I try

aha thanks

Hey Ola that's really cool. We're pretty much at the same point aha. All the best with your learning. Check out my video on learning german if you want some decent resources!

AW thanks girl that means a lot!! 🧡

awhhh thank you so much!! yes it's been a while, but I'm currently editing a few, hoping to get one out by the end of the month! x

@@oyindabello554 it would be nice to see more of you😊☺️🙌🏽

@@kandintaeshe aw thank you for the support! I should be posting by the end of this week, so keep post notifications on for that! ;))

aww thank you!! + ooh yes you definitely should, spanish is such a cool-sounding language, and it's on my list as well 😂🧡

Oyinda Bello i’m a slow learner tho but hopefully i can do it haha ! excited for ur vids to come xx

@@wandaluvr Nah don't worry, issa process 😂.and aww I appreciate that! same here for your vids ;))

Oyinda Bello aw thank u sm lovely ! 😘😘

Nawal Mchami hey calm down pal

Hahah wow est ist klar, dass Sie viele Sprachen sprechen können und ja das ist ziemlich cool! Yoruba ist meine schlechteste Sprachen (wie Sie sehen können) also ja leider stimme ich dir zu haha 😂😂

오오 너무 고마워요!! ~ ❤️

ahaha no, but thank you ;)

aha it's so bad but thank you!

ooh nice - it's so weird how many like-minded people you can meet on the internet?!! How are you finding Korean so far? ;)

aww cimerr aideneee ❤️

ahahah aww thank you gee ly ❤️❤️

thank you!!

Thank you for the feedback! And I can't wait to prove you wrong ;)

@@oyindabello554 welcome, but it's not that way😂, I meant it seems😂. Not that it will😂.

@@oyindabello554 absolutely, languages is a great thing to do, and there are many different things you can do. And you speak multiple languages, so it wont be that you exhaust all the content because you have so many languages so I'm sure the amount of possible content is more than physically possible in a lifetime 😂😂😂

Ahh merci beaucoup!!

awhh i'm so glad you like the channel!! And it's incredible that you speak so many languages so well! - this is actually my first time hearing of Lokka, so thank you for telling me about the language👌🏾 gonna go google it now aha

I know this is one year later, but I’m also trying to learn Lokaa by myself (No thanks to my Dad) . I speak English and French too at B1 level. Hope your learning is going great.

@@lylieebri9138 oh wow 😯 I lost my motivation so I'm not actively trying to learn it. Well the PDFs (mostly old ones) and few books I got helped me out learning basic nouns and random things like noun classes and expressions so yes I understand some short phrases and a lot more than I did when I started but I realised that I can't really get to the level I want without going to live in ke-kurr for like 6 months or more. Unlike major world languages like French, Swedish, Hindustani, Chinese, and eve. not so popular ones like Hungarian, there is no blueprint for beginners in African languages like ours (except major ones like Swahili, Oromo, Amharic etc). Most speakers knew the language from childhood like us with English so they don't really understand how the grammar works or how to explain concepts... They just know it. My uncle couldn't even explain negation at first until I gave him a few sentences to translate; getting transactions to use and learn would've been better but people tend to translate stuff too literally instead trying to interpret the sense of a sentence.. Ending up with an unnatural sentence. Didn't think I'll write such a long paragraph 😅 Goodluck! If you're okay with speaking please contact me 👇🏾 let me know when you see it so I can delete

Ooh merci beaucoup! 😊

hey! This is a website that I have used before, and I think it's pretty useful: mylanguages.org/learn_yoruba.php I've also seen this website: www.livelingua.com/project/fsi/Yoruba/ but I am yet to try it out! x

@@oyindabello554 Thank you so much I have been looking everywhere for a guide

aw heyy nabi 💗💗

hey i'm using final cut pro x

@@oyindabello554 on your PC or android device?

@@CodeWithPatrick on my laptop (macbook)

@@oyindabello554 Oh okay... Thank you so much!

Yes! It was the first thing I learnt to do, alongside reading. I think this video was the first video I ever watched to learn it: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-TE4eplsFSms.html and then I learnt the more complex sounds through other videos (search "batchim rules") and then, I practised lots and lots, writing a whole bunch of stuff!! All the best

Thanks

Aww I'm so glad to hear that! I look forward to seeing more of your videos, and best of luck with your languages, they sound so cool !!