Prague, how many languages do you speak? 

This will be my last video from Europe for a while. Hope you enjoyed the series!

As a Slavic person, I would say a lot of people from Eastern Europe are simply shy to say "I speak English" when you ask them, because of the knowledge level, pronunciation, etc.. But if you would ask for kind of help, where they would need to explain you something, then it would be completely different story :)

1:00 'my chef is very crazy and I really hate him'. The chef watching this video 👁️👄👁️

The way German guy directly translated “how is the day going today” is actually sooooo German 😂

4:40 Nice to include the guy's playing. He's really talented and seems like a cool guy! Bravo Alex.

It’s impressive how many Czechs can speak multiple languages although I suppose Prague might be quite different from the rest of the nation. Other cities in Europe i’d like to see you do this show in are Stockholm, Copenhagen, Zurich, Vienna, and Milan!

That guy called Alex is a legend! What a nice human beeing. And his music is amazing too!

Hi! I just love watching your interviews with all the people in different places and can't wait to see the next 😊😊😊

I enjoyed your guitar, Alex! Thanks!

I lived in Prague for 4 years and I really do miss it. It was so nice watching this video, makes me miss it a ton

My English is not strong, but I can put my mind to it and gain knowledge from watching your videos. Thank you, man, for sharing this knowledge with me, as I am a beginner to learn English.❤🙏

Such a beautiful city! Great video.

I was surprised that so many Czechs from this video know Spanish. And in general people know 4 languages in average. Good job, Prague!) Thanks for video, Dan!

Well done man!;) It's very interesting, to watch your videos with different people and them accents.

Your music is great, Alex!

Great music, Alex!

Going to visit next week, so excited! Any recommendations (food,bars) ? Bon video comme toujours!

watching this from Dresden, germany. finishing my beer, when you started talking to the irish/french musician... I was drinking Kozel. :D nice coincidences

I would LOVE to see another video in this series from Michigan, Tel Aviv, Dublin, Cardiff or Bern.

If you go to Asia, I’d be very curious to see you ask this question in Singapore, Hong Kong, Manila, Mumbai, Bangkok, and Kuala Lumpur, should be many bilingual/multilingual people in those cities 😅

You play the guitar very well, Alex!!❤

Really, Alex plays extremely well! Great song

Thx for doing content from my town 🤝

Dude I am so happy when I see your videos and find so many people speak my mother tongue, either fluent or some basics (Spanish) :D cool channel btw

I didn't know Polish sounds exactly like English xD

Interviewer asks 'Say how is your day going in German'. Guy proceeds to say that in German. Interviewer then asks what that means. Guy says 'how is your day going'.

I really enjoyed Alex's music. Thumbs up!

So different people from around the world. Amazing center of multiple cultures.

🐢 I loved enjoying this beautiful "How many languages do you speak" experience Daniel because I'm pretty curious about finding out amazing and interesting things like how many different languages those nice people can speak on their own and stuff like that. I speak English and Spanish as my primary languages, I'm currently learning German as well and I'm also so keen on learning another languages which will benefit me at any aspect in the future. I'm not a traveler and I don't have such unbelievable traveling experiences you have and I have in mind visiting the US first and then I'll plan to go to several countries in Europe. Have a good one, goodbye 🤗.

nice video! can't wait for the next episode🐢

very interesting, thank you!

Alex was killing it on guitar :)

great! i like your videos!

Very nice music Alex

A city is nothing but the people who live in it. Great work capturing the essence of these places!

Fun fact: Czech didn´t mention understanding/knowing Slovakian language, because for us it´s so natural that we don´t coun it as "foreign" one.. We used to be one country - Czechoslovakia, today we´re split, but e.g. on internet or in TV we act like one country. Internet for us is Czecho-Slovakian, we have shows together like Superstar (Czecho-Slovakian Idol). Slovakian has also specific status in Czech legislative - although it´s not official language of Czech Republic yo can use it in official administrations, or Slovaks don´t have to learn Czech for going to university to Czech degrees and can write their theses in Slovak too

Thank you Alex

Super! I like it! I study English and want to speak fluently. Speaking English is a good skill for living and I tell my son this thing all the time

Great guitar playing by Alex! What tuning is that? It’s so dreamy! Also wonderful video! ❤

🐢 Reminds of my visit in Prague and Budapest a few years ago.

such a great content :)

What a great video I live in Prague 16 years and I love the energy of international people

I like your channel because you talk to the locals!

Leaving a comment for Alex, the legend!

I enjoy your content so much that I often imagine telling you how many languages I speak.

Funny, I am from Prague and met in the city centre these two german guyes and talked to tham… I do not know which day it was exactly, but it was friday.

Thanks for including a couple of minutes of the guitarist.

8:29 She seems nice and it is a pity that she didn't answer the question in Polish.

I love your interest in languages, Dan!!

Alex's music is great!

You should come to Tallinn! :)

Well done bro

This French guy guitars skills were amazing ! wish you could have recorded him a bit longer

I am so pleased to have found your channel. I have always loved this style of video and language related content. I will delve further! 😀 I also enjoyed my visit to Prague. My only regret was not managing to visit the castle. The queue was absolutely insane. 😂

Hi from Glasgow in Scotland. I only speak English, though it's a heavily Scots influenced version. Say hi to Alex and thanks for the music.

I visited Prague a year ago. It is a nice place.

14:30 Wow, this guy speak really good. He has an accent but I (as Czech) understand him :) Go ahead, keep learning

What a nice video! Sending love to everyone from Prague 💌 Pivo prosím 😎

You need to do this in Belgrade

I enjoyed listening to Alex play.

I speak 3 and German little bit eventho I have studied it for 4 years but was not really expose to any German. I believe nowadays in Europe especially with young generation you would be ok with just English. Every young person is expose to it. Through netflix, youtube, facebook, internet generally but it is harder to speak just in English with older people who especially in Eastern Europe were most likely learning Russian

Trying not to fall in love here 11:20 Another great video man 🐢🐢

I enjoyed Alex's music. Best wishes from India.

i and my friends brought atleast three anker soundcore headphones using your link.

Prague looks like a beautiful city, very traditional

Alex is tripping balls and having a lot of fun !

Alex was pretty good with his guitar (better than I).

6:15 - no fist bump from super sensible girl, left you hanging there 😆😆

Prague is probably the most pleasant place to live in the world. Amazing culture, amazing local people etc. I really wish France would have stayed like this...

Fist Bump for him🤜🤛🐢. Nice video.🐢

You should keep in touch with the French Irish guy. He’s also a musician. Would be interesting to see what he’s up to in the future. I wish you all the best. Respectfully.

Most of the people under 30 do speak/understand English. English have been compulsory in schools for years, so they are just shy to speak but they do understand. Older people on the other hand had Russian as compulsory language in school, they still kinda understand it to this day, but they don't speak it.

Love this country a lot

Essas eslavas são muito lindas.

So? Drei, tres, three that I actually use. Cool video!

I like how he is a little awkward. It makes the interactions seem more genuine lol.

I find it a little bit misleading, most of the people were foreigners :).

Do languages off Luxembourg City 🇱🇺

I see a new TheNewTravel vid, i click.

In the old town in Prague, the dominant trade is tourism, and aside from the many tourists who speak everything except Czech, you will find immigrants working in tourism who will speak a bit of Czech and a few other languages, and Czechs who speak at least fluent English. I have been to Prague recently and parked my car far outside the centre on a park and ride parking. When I retrieved it, I couldn’t pay by card and the attendant spoke only Czech! But he was very kind and resourceful, and managed to explain to me via his smartphone how I could finally pay and retrieve my car. And since I am trying to learn a bit of Czech, I could at least answer his questions and thank him! Czech is really very difficult to learn and there are only 10-11 million speakers worldwide, but it is an interesting language that has surprisingly many links to my native German, although it is to all effects a Slavic language.

Fist bump denial was brutal but she was still very friendly

2:24 - Love them! :)

I am surprised that the half Irish guy has foreign accent in English.

Here's something that happened to me while in Prague October last year. It was evening, I was going back to my hotel and decided to get some snacks from a local Lidl supermarket. I paid everything, but when I crossed the checkout the alarm simply went off. There I was, with my backpack, on the very first day in a city whose language I couldn't speak, and by myself. The cashier asked me in czech to open my backpack - as soon as I said I couldn't speak the language, she asked me again in this perfect and clear English. They took a look for, like, 5 seconds, and told me that I could go. Most people I interacted with in Prague were able to speak English, but a very good one. The alarm going off, though, that's the second thing I won't forget about my brief visit to Prague. This has never happened to me in Brazil

8:06 lol.. 10s of millions of people in india speak urdu.

Nice music

the screen saver is missing a couple of thousand Czech crowns

Fantastic! Far better than London, eg.

Pilsner is actually the most expensive beer out of the common ones. Of course there are some special beers (IPA etc.), that are more expensive, but that's not what Czechs usually drink.

how it starts public agent? 11:20

please go to Basel in Switzerland ... they have funny accents xD

The best beer in the world! I agree, as a German!!

I was hoping this is going to end like Czech streets

Czech girl in white t-shirt is so nice 😍

Дякую за український прапор і гарну українську дівчину

Amazing 🐢

12:48 This girl is sooo right...

when i say i wanna back-pack across europe, i specifically mean i want to have a conversation with the musician in prague drinking beer i’ve never heard of

Alex was really shaking :))

When are you going to Bratislava?)