Six languages, one reporter: This journalist reporting from Kyiv has wowed netizens with his skills 

It is not a big deal from even an European but I can talk in 7 languages not total fluently but still have a big vocab

@@abhinavchoudhury7000 👌

@@aaquibrather7232 damn

@@aaquibrather7232 Arabic is close to Kashmiri or just religious one? Besides bravo. Then you might as well understand Hindi

@@pchawdhry12 Arabic and Kashmiri are totally different language. Arabic is semetic language meanwhile Kashmiri is Indo European language

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Comments from an alien world...

here comes A cringe joke from An Indian.

It's not that, if you'd know more you'd understand, understand the fact that while this may seem impressive to Americans, who have zero culture. For most Europeans this is a common occurrence since most indo European languages have a common root I.e. Latin or in this case vulgar Latin. It really isn't that impressive. I'm sure you too can speak in more languages apart from your mother tongue.

@@山丨山丂丂乇乇卩 I find your comment a bit rude, if not condescending, towards Americans, who I'm sure aren't all that uncultured. Also, not everyone who's impressed by this man is American, and I'm not sure why you would single them out that way. Indeed, I know French as a mother tongue, but I also know Chinese thanks to my origins and some classes, and I can hold my own in English. I learned German in school. I may not know a lot, but as an European myself, I do think for most people I know of my generation (friends and fellow countrymen), truly knowing four languages is already impressive, a great asset. I may be lucky that circumstances made me fluent in French and Chinese, and I've been able to work on my English with the internet. But when it comes to German, even though France is Germany's neighbour, I can't exactly say that I "know" it. Even though I had amazing German teachers, did all my homework and participated in class, I still lack the practiced fluency Philip Crowther has with I don't know which language that is supposed to be foreign to him. I do believe I've been studious enough, I had great marks and all, I knew my grammar, I can understand and speak basic German sentences, but I feel like it's not the same. So I find this man impressive, because he seems to really know the six languages he speaks (on TV!). You may not find this worth praising him, but for my classmates who have taken years to nail a language's accent, for me who need to practice more to converse casually with German speakers, it is awesome, and it motivates me to keep training. Have a good day!

@@山丨山丂丂乇乇卩 No, stop exaggerating. Even in Europe, speaking 6 languages fluently is an amazing feat.

@@Chtigga yeah, 2-3 can be pretty common but at 4 it starts being extra-impressive (tbf i'm french so we're not the best in terms of foreign languages)

@@____-pb1lg Haha, I'm French as well man and indeed, being a fluent English speaker within our country is already not a common sight.

Who is he?

@@comradeleppi2000 former prime minister of india who knew much more languages !

His father is German and his mother is English Native. All the other languages he learned was from their local school since the country he was born, (Luxembourg) is a small country and require student to learn multiple languages which is common demand in Europe.

He is a German.

Big difference between speaking fluently and barely speaking.

I can easily speak 3-4 languages with fluency, it isn't a big deal

Luxembourgish, German and English Germanic language meanwhile Portugese, French and Spanish are Romance language. That's different than Indic, Dravidian and Sino Tibetan language which is used in India.

Imagine thinking the difference between Sanskrit, urdo and kashmiri is the same difference between French, English, Portuguese and German.

@@miladantoine4566 what?

Portuguese French and German

Me also but Bojhpuri asomiya Odia Understand in RUSSIAN and Spanish

@@djrock9634 bhojpuri? Chala humau dekhi tohke bhojpuria aatjaat hai ki bas bhakloda banat phirat hauo

I am fluent in English, Hindi, Kannada(state language), Konkani(mother tongue), Sanskrit. I understand Tamil, Malayalam but can't speak. 😂

Yes bro agree with ur comment But most imp factor is heis using his language For his as well as all his listeners benefit Thats the difference

I think it's impressive if you can fluently speak 6 languages. Maybe not to you.

@@prajwalnayak5246 how different are Konkani and Kannad from each other ..just asking...like my mother tongue Awadhi shares a lot of word with hindi (I'm from UP) ...so does Konkani and Kannad share words

True but most of them don't drop their accents ..like our finance minister when she speaks hindi with an unusual accent

So you can understand all languages he spoke?

I would definetely watch this guys news channel. they wont change the narrative

In india we speak local languages not international

@@comradeleppi2000 Those languages are local to the European sub-continent, just like the ones in India are local to this sub-continent. National boundaries are irrelevant in this matter.

Indian sub-langueges and dialects are not the same as real international languages like French, German, Portuguese and English.

@@miladantoine4566 National boundaries are irrelevant to this matter. The ones you've mentioned are European "sub-languages" (whatever that even means).

Really cool!

Bundelkhandi may be your native language .

Bundelkhandi isn't a language.... it's just a varient of hindi

Matlab hindi english aur jhoot bolta hai?

@@rudrajeet814 (⌐■-■)

Baah! Darun bhai

Baah

Hindi and Urdu 😏

I can speak in 8 languages Odia ( mother tongue), English, Hindi, Bengali, Sanskrit, Marathi , Japanese and Korean

Yeah but it's just bc India has all those languages spoken in their own country lol, but go try to find an indian person that speaks indian, japanese, portuguese, spanish, russian and french for example

Ok, that’s impressive too, well done. No need to be a positivity vacuum though, the guy clearly has talent.

@@cml9275 Well, some would argue (not that the OP does) the inherent Euro-centricity of this "impressiveness" is the actual "positivity vacuum". Speaking multiple languages might be a novelty among the largely ethno-national European nations & their overseas offshoots. This might be rather trivial in certain other parts of the world. Naturally, they'd express amusement more than awe (as one can see in the comments here).

@@jojobabok9373 I understand your point. I don’t think it’s necessarily a rarity to have multiple language speakers in Europe at all, quite the opposite. To have a journalist that single handedly reports on current affairs in six languages is a rarity and deserves to be applauded and not shrugged off as ordinary. I speak six languages, but I could not produce news reports in them, hence why I am impressed.

@@KMS_BISMARK i think we should leave all people from mumbai and pune out of this question cause any and i mean any one from there easily knows 5-10 languages no shit

On dt note, bhai ek help krdo.. I'm very desperate to learn & speak Russian, how cn i get it through? Please reply ASAP

@@amankalia5839 are you going to Russia for mbbs?

@@amankalia5839 very easy pehle grammar pado sath me dectionary lo or Russian se bat kro online

@@sandeepchauhan5271 so please suggest grammar book, jo tum follow krte ho?

@@amankalia5839 bhai me to study kiya hu class me but to be fluent in any language you have to have conversation with native speaker Bazaro me bahut books milte hai vo le Lena

very few speak it indeed.

Yet how many speak as fluently with the accent and intonation. People are just haters man!

Those r local not international languages

@@jkstudyhub2510 ha to reporter bhi local hi hai europe ka

@@17saikatpal41 Europe continent hai gadheeayyyy

@@jkstudyhub2510 Europe is in reality a sub-continent within Eurasia (a continent). Just like the Indian sub-continent.

@@jojobabok9373 lmao

Late Sri.P.V.Narsimha Rao, former Prime Minister of India

That is local. He is speaking in 6 international language

Yeah but it's just that India has all those languages spoken in their own country, but go try to find an indian person that speaks indian, japanese, portuguese, spanish, russian and french for example

@@Laura-dn1zx if requirement demand to learn language, then only people learn it or it doesn't have value, Their is no use of learning Japanese, Chinese or any other language in India, I just want to say most indian know more than one language

it's not Italian, actually it's Portuguese

@@anagabrielabarreto2194 my bad 😅