Speaking 5+ Languages with my Polyglot Grandma (Part I)

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I had a conversation with my Grandma that included English, French, Spanish, Italian, Hebrew, (and we also touched on Arabic and Greek).
We spoke a little bit about what it's like moving to different countries, and adapting to a new culture or language. I hope you enjoy.
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Timestamps if you want to skip to specific languages:
0:21 - English
0:47 - Italian
1:37 - French
2:23 - We touch on Arabic
3:00 - A few words in Greek
5:11 - Hebrew
6:31 - Spanish

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18 янв 2020

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Комментарии : 34 тыс.

@nicemomasmr 2 года назад

"It wasn't hard, it just took time." I appreciate this.

@joaorafael8671 2 года назад

LEGEND

@sofiiiaaamr 2 года назад

this just give me hopes

@joshuaarmijo5213 2 года назад

Awww such a sweet words from an old woman💖💖💖 Respect!

@Karen-ul9hd Год назад

But: only 1 - 2 years!

@sibylledecarlo7108 Год назад

Your grandmother is very gifted with languages as you are too! Not everyone has this gift. Languages make life more interesting & comfortable- Ciao

@mireiamarti3218 4 года назад

- how many languages can you speak? Nathniel - yes Grandma - *YES*

@isabellydepaula8457 4 года назад

Me: portuguese and learning english

@eduardopansera675 4 года назад

@@isabellydepaula8457 É BR é?

@ZAYRYX 4 года назад

Grandma: sí*

@wilmergomez2498 4 года назад

Me: speaking Hochdeutsch, Badisch, English and Colombian Spanish at home. Speaking with friends in french and Portuguese. I learn Italian but I don't use it apart from talking with a couple of friends. Learning Russian, arabic, esperanto and Chinese.

@ZAYRYX 4 года назад

@@wilmergomez2498 ok boomer

@victoroliva4854 11 месяцев назад

As a native Spanish speaker, I have to say… wow. That argentino accent it’s so clean and the idioms that you use too, it seems to me that your personality changes between all the languages? it’s pretty cool all the language variety in your whole family Saludos desde Mexico a ti y a tu abue ❤

@licanueto 10 месяцев назад

ella habla 95% argento jajaj suena a cualquier abuela argentina, muchas de las cuales no tienen el castellano como su lenguaje nativo. Él suena a un italiano que aprendió castellano en Argentina, pero pensándolo quizás su acento haya variado temporalmente por el tema ese de que justo al momento de hacer el video estaba aprendiendo italiano

@daikei7140 10 месяцев назад

@@licanueto Es lo que pasa cuando hablas 5 mas idiomas sabes

@kars1504 8 месяцев назад

Im from the netherlands one politician here speaks also like 5 or 6 languages. She gave as advice to young people: learn a language, because everytime you do that you add a new personality, and ofc develop yourself.

@rodrigomelo8325 6 месяцев назад

realized the same abilities, he plays different personalities between languages

@ACIDTK 6 месяцев назад

Justamente el acento del chico en español suena un poco raro, tiene un poco mas de tonada italiana que el nativo actual de la capital.

@genesisvillar4685 Год назад

Your grandmother is such an inspiration ❤️

@deutschmitpurple2918 Год назад

👍👍

@Darcy_997 4 года назад

Nathaniel : How many languages can you speak? Grandma : Yes.

@lagentequetelavendetambien2092 4 года назад

jajajaja

@dantesouls5577 4 года назад

No dijo yes dijo "diez" es solo q se le movió la casetera jajaj

@lagentequetelavendetambien2092 4 года назад

@@dantesouls5577 se nota que no entendiste el chiste

@dantesouls5577 4 года назад

@@lagentequetelavendetambien2092 claro q la entendí estuvo buena, tú si no entendiste el mio porque tuvo un poco d sarcasmo y no sé si se entiende casetera en todo lados (dientes postizos).

@100Jim 4 года назад

hahahahahhahaahaahahahahahahahah

@gokcesen6344 3 года назад

I respect her. She is literally the person I wanna be in the future.

@servicedesaffairesgenerale6415 3 года назад

same here !

@debolinagayen7172 3 года назад

Exactly!

@peri8513 3 года назад

Kesinlikle benim de.Çok tatlı bir kadına benziyor T_T

@gokcesen6344 3 года назад

Emily Brontë She sure does :) It is so impressive what she has.

@brithanyxigot7 3 года назад

Me too. Im learning english, japanese, italian and korean, well, spanish is my mother leng. At first I wanted to learn chinese but ugh its really difficult, shes a motivation for me.

@milo713 Год назад

As an Argentinian person (especially one who hasn't lived there for over 8 years), hearing you speak Spanish in our dialect was so heartwarming. The second I heard your grandma say "la Argentina" instead of just Argentina I melted. Thank you so much for sharing this

@Braxton1981 7 месяцев назад

Dialecto =/= jerga.

@RainhaDos7reinos 7 месяцев назад

Where do you live? I'm starting to learn to speak Spanish (with a Latin accent) because I'm from Brazil and I think it's easier for me

@Sarahlynn___ 6 месяцев назад

jajajajja la jerga de un idioma no es un dialecto, estás diciendo que el español argentino es un dialecto por dios cuanta ignorancia.

@danielo2541 Месяц назад

@@Sarahlynn___ En vez de jactarte en tu conocimiento humillando a otro por una equivocación, es mejor enseñarle cómo se dice. Un ignorante no es quién no sabe sino quién no quiere saber, de ahí el "ignora-". No crees? Hay que tener más respeto por la gente. Ya que estamos, por qué no nos explicas la diferencia?

@enzob4t 10 месяцев назад

It's impressive how she can just switch to Italian even though she hasn't lived in Italy for 55+ years! Great video

@caroolinixxx 3 года назад

I don't know what I'm most jealous of... Their language skills or the enormous respect they have for one another. It's beautiful to watch.

@tugaykaya7738 3 года назад

my grandma wants to force marry me in another country LMAO, the difference tho

@thezmanchar 3 года назад

God bless her, and the wonderful grandson who looks like he absolutely adores her.

@tiagomateus1845 3 года назад

YES

@juliashireen6195 3 года назад

I am jealous of both the Connection with Grandma and the language skills😢😢😢😢 I miss my Grandma

@jhonnyalext.k8397 3 года назад

Yeah, that's the feeling. I noticed that was really satisfying to watch this video, but didn't know exactly why. There it is.

@tylerclark-realtor 4 года назад

Stranger ask what’s your accent? Grandma: Yes

@justarandomperson.4205 4 года назад

I feel like she have a slightly french accent in every language cause I was sure she was french even before she talked about her parents.

@fdivito12 4 года назад

@@justarandomperson.4205 yesss, exactly what I felt! When she said French was her native I knew it. But it's soooooo delicate and almost none, it's amazing

@mariapluta1609 4 года назад

😂

@danielphung6146 4 года назад

@@justarandomperson.4205 But her French had a little accent

@justarandomperson.4205 4 года назад

@@danielphung6146 si elle en a un il est très très léger, je trouve qu'elle parle comme n'importe quelle personne française If she has one its very very subtle, I think she talks like any native speaker

@adilibby Год назад

As a language lover, this is seriously a wonderful video. Her hebrew has this old vibe that we barely hear today, I love it! Tu abuela es increible, sin duda tiene un talento increible, igual que vos... yo tambien tengo facilidad para aprender idiomas, pero me sorprende que ella aun recuerda sin practicar.

@user-rx3xu8ku8k 9 месяцев назад

Даже только от эмоциональной атмосферы и манеры общения можно удовольствие получить! ))

@Evilmetal79 8 месяцев назад

orkish is not welcomed.

@IloveRowan 8 месяцев назад

дааа, это настолько приятно смотреть... не помню чтобы ещё когда-то настолько наслаждалась видео

@user-kr5zf2hx2n 7 месяцев назад

Полностью согласен, я аж замотивировался учить языки😊

@user-hw7nr7lq4i 7 месяцев назад

Прекрасная бабушка и чудесный внук

@Wtf.wrong.w.worldd 6 месяцев назад

полностью поддерживаю!

@Simon-tc1mc 3 года назад

I'm more impressed that he's speaking all the languages too

@stepa3442 3 года назад

same lol without accents as well

@michelepinheiro934 3 года назад

Same haha

@makatangcocinero8267 3 года назад

Yes, I agree 😊 he's handsome and impressively good in speaking those lamguages.

@nnnnnn3647 3 года назад

@@makatangcocinero8267 Dokładnie. ;)

@makatangcocinero8267 3 года назад

@@nnnnnn3647 nie ma za co

@lindyfrigard234 3 года назад

She literally lives to respect people. She learned languages out of respect. Beautiful vibes.

@ornellapesenti 3 года назад

Totally on your side ❤️

@bogmelochej 3 года назад

Interesting how her parents, and the parents of her husband, died. Alone in Argentina and Italy? Whom has she respected then?

@victorjunco 3 года назад

Exactamente eso estaba pensando. Respeto mucho a tu señora abuela. Un abrazo grande a la distancia.

@kiraharuoko2491 3 года назад

@@bogmelochej you don't even know her family and her whole story/situation that time.

@bogmelochej 3 года назад

I consider the topic of migration of well off people in search of a better place away from motherland and family in general.

@MagaliRochaDev 9 месяцев назад

Quiero tener una abuelita asi 🥺😭😍🥰 Hermosa mujer!! cuanta sabiduria en una sola persona!! Ame!

@valenfigurka3869 Год назад

As someone who is fully EN - ES bilingual, grew up with Italian grandparents, and lived in France for a little bit… I’m so proud of myself for how much I was able to understand! This was beautiful to watch! Thank you for sharing this with us! Your grandma and her eternal wisdom is everything I aspire to be!

@nimamaleki1595 4 года назад

- how many languages can you speak? Nathaniel: Yes.

@kawaspresso3228 4 года назад

Nathaniel grandma : Si.

@nimamaleki1595 4 года назад

@Biracial Boy there's definitely a snowball effect after the second language. But 5 is really something

@444soul2 4 года назад

@@nimamaleki1595 ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-SFjmlvx6bFQ.html

@ulrichsemrau1561 4 года назад

Love listening to you speak in multi-languages. Recently I sat down and made a list of the languages I am either fluent or know some basic words and phrases. It came to 16. I know it allows me to think in ways a mono speaker cannot. English is my third language and the one I am most comfortable in speaking. We are a multi-national family. I was born in Germany, took French and Spanish in school, can understand Dutch, Danish, and some Hebrew. I can also understand Gothic German, and Yiddish. What I learn from this is if you learn one language you can understand some of the associated languages.

@plan4life 4 года назад

Ulrich Semrau Don’t you get the languages mixed up, or forget words through lack of use? I would love to be multilingual. I know english (obviously) and dutch as I live in the Netherlands but I have forgotten most of the french and german I learnt at school. I tried to to teach myself Japanese over the course of several months a couple of years ago but I barely remember a word now. I think some people just have a better developed brain for languages. I have lived in the Netherlands for 18 years but still struggle with certain dutch phrases now and then.

@mgar000 3 года назад

She speaks italian with a spanish accent, she's so cool!

@tynka.martynka0 3 года назад

And Spanish with Italian accent 🤣🤣🤣 so cool

@tp230 3 года назад

@@tynka.martynka0 more like an Argentinean accent, which itself sounds Italian.

@tynka.martynka0 3 года назад

@tp230 ah true! That makes sense

@eteone1 3 года назад

El español argentino tiene acento italiano

@user-en8vb9th5v 3 года назад

@@eteone1 El Argentino de capital, del resto del país no tanto

@whatkindofnameisella682 Год назад

i love "to go backwards, you have to turn around". ive never heard anyone say that before but it makes so much sense. even in day to day life, you can't just rewind. our older members of society are full of such wisdom and amazing stories that always make me feel connected to the past --- in a way that makes me realize it wasn't that long ago at all! your grandma is phenomenal. :)

@imbol89 9 месяцев назад

I respect how this guy jumps from language to language himself with no stop and still has enough humility and respect for his grandmother to praise and admire her skills and fascinating life history.

@popboy0 5 месяцев назад

Who wouldn't?.... She may double his age and still in total control of her comands ....

@totallynoticarus 4 года назад

This woman is everything I aspire to be.

@parlodicomunicazione 4 года назад

Me too!

@T1ffy222 4 года назад

I totally agree with you, she's amazing! :)

@ElaEla-uf4er 4 года назад

Muriël den Biesen Not me … her life it looks so hard to be handled....

@Mika88Kenichi 4 года назад

Same! I should strive to learn more languages. Most of my relatives speak at least two languages and one of my cousins speak around 8 languages, mostly European, and I kind of envy her. I guess I need to step up my game on Korean, Japanese and Chinese.

@vinucete 4 года назад

Yes, I don’t think that many people understand it, but she didn’t just learn all those languages to be able to travel through Europe or to brag with friends, she did it because that was the best way to adapt to a new place as an immigrant and that is incredibly brave.

@ainhoa9333 4 года назад

Me: know Spanish Also me: read the subtitles

@junoverdeazul7322 4 года назад

moi aussi

@BURZUMskyline 4 года назад

anch'io

@juanarisso1704 4 года назад

Si re si

@lautaromansilla8291 4 года назад

@@juanarisso1704 JAJAJAJJAJA

@judna1 4 года назад

I didn't, I speak five languages: catalan, spanish, english, italian and portuguese. And I put my finger on top of the subtitles when they spoke a language that I understood. Cause if I have subtitles I end up reading and loose focus of what they're saying.

@khaleemaalkainaat8178 10 месяцев назад

I am so impressed that she spoke with such good accents in each language so quickly. Whenever I try to start speaking in another language, it takes a few sentences to really get my brain switched over to how my voice should flow. What a wonderfully motivating video to watch to keep me consistent in my goals to become a polyglot

@legendarynacar6517 5 месяцев назад

I love your grandma! She is so natural on camera. Talking to wise elders so beautiful, its like a fine aged wine. Loveful Regards.

@sw3winsqmepl646 4 года назад

Me: waiting for polish The guy: dokładnie me: like

@rikitaczystawodka947 4 года назад

Ja szukam obecnie czasu kiedyś się zaczyna bo mi się nie chce reszty słuchać xd

@sernik182 4 года назад

@@rikitaczystawodka947 to szkoda bo naprawde fajna historia i przyjemnie sie slucha

@oliwiadomagaa8290 4 года назад

Zaczyna się w 10 minucie, aczkolwiek polecam obejrzeć caly filmik.

@Alex-lt8go 4 года назад

Mxms ooaowo owkdjc ncbvbvhytyr jsjd fj a djdis a y jdjdjd

@aniaprus539 4 года назад

jaka minuta/

@YourMastery 4 года назад

Grandma got dat wisdom, doe. "If you like the place, learn the language." Yes, ma'am.

@jiznimore 4 года назад

So true. And what an amazing lady.

@judna1 4 года назад

So true. And not just that. Somebody told me once, that when you are talking to somebody in their second, third... language or whatever, you are talking to their brains, but, if you talk to somebody's mother tongue, you reach their hearts. I'm catalan, and people just assume we speak spanish, so they just bother to learn spanish. When someone from Iceland, Poland, Germany... speaks my language, makes me feel appreciated you know... I speak five languages: catalan, spanish, english, italian and portuguese. And I learnt the last two languages cause I lived two months in Rome in 2016 and two months in Lisbon in 2018. Speaking spanish and catalan, and also english, to me it wasn't so difficult to make myself understood there, but I made the effort to learn their language, and now are mine as well.

@aljOrientale 4 года назад

😍

@febrytoe 4 года назад

That's why Gareth Bale isn't good in Spanish 😅

@YourMastery 4 года назад

@Marie P. I get that for some people that's a rational response, especially if you're only going to visit for a couple of days (or not at all). I still stand by learning the language if you like the place though. You can't appreciate a culture or a person fully until you speak with them in their native language, in my experience. If you like a place you are severely handicapped in how much you can truly experience if you don't learn the language. I also feel very uncomfortable forcing someone else to speak english (my native language) in their own country because it would show that as a visitor I'd not taken any time or effort to even try to show some respect. Also in many English speaking countries the vast majority of tourists are forced to speak our language so I try to offer them the same courtesy when I'm travelling.

@yvonnesantiago7637 Год назад

Your grandmother is so intelligent and has a positive attitude. You inherited her love and aptitude for languages.

@jeanclaudeguiropo8613 7 месяцев назад

Je parle le français, L'anglais et l'espagnol. Les deux dernières citées,je les ai apprises à l'école au collège puis au lycée. J'aimerais tellement être à votre place avec une telle grande mère aussi polyglotte. Ça se voit et ça se sent qu'elle est très intelligente. L'amour des langues est atavique dans votre famille. Je vais me mettre à l'allemand et au portugais. Merci pour cette vidéo c'est la meilleure que j'ai regardée sur youtube. Un féru des langues depuis Abidjan.

@HelloItsVG 3 года назад

It's fantastic to be multilingual

@matildebarralalves7893 3 года назад

Except when you mix everything like me

@xeroxedits1809 3 года назад

@@matildebarralalves7893 yeah it's my dream but it's not that easy to have a balanced level in all of the languages mostly when it's more than 5

@theochsherbakov9647 3 года назад

im the 500 liker lmao

@matildebarralalves7893 3 года назад

@@xeroxedits1809 hahahaha true

@user-jf1jt3wq1c 3 года назад

I can speak 4 languages (arabic,italian,french,english and a little bit of german but not so much)

@camiluuuu2400 4 года назад

she literally speaks like an argentinian grandma

@aggyzander 4 года назад

Cami Arguello, She also sounds like an Italian Nonna (grandma in Italian)

@FerAcostaDuclos 4 года назад

Posta!

@eloyrc8153 4 года назад

Jajaj total

@AnneDreux 4 года назад

Tal cual

@milicege6582 4 года назад

😍

@Osoruso33-nq8ku 10 месяцев назад

Impresionante el nivel y el acento de español totalmente definido de los dos, hablan como verdaderos hispanohablantes natales

@estebanlalosa900 10 месяцев назад

That kind of relationship i had with my grandma. I miss her so much, you should to enjoy her! A big hug for you guys!

@maggersmaggy 4 года назад

I’m bilingual but this just gave me the biggest push to learn even more languages

@Aishiterueienh 4 года назад

same!

@ShayHezarkhani 4 года назад

was literally looking for a comment like this. says it all.

@jqa16 4 года назад

Already a polyglot with 4 languages going for 5 with french.

@bryanserrano4208 4 года назад

Of course you can!

@theyoungdisciple2925 4 года назад

@@jqa16 Going to 4 languages at 14 😘

@LanaSummer 3 года назад

People in the comments saying this is normal for Europeans... People from England: 👁👄👁

@asapsafii 3 года назад

Omg hey lanaaaa

@haroldinho9930 3 года назад

I know a bit of Spanish, and I’m a native English speaker

@downundabrotha 3 года назад

I'm from New Zealand but oddly speak Fluent Portuguese and Spanish 😆

@alexanderpapakostas7931 3 года назад

@@downundabrotha I'm Greek and besides English, I speak French, Italian and Spanish.

@philipbuckley759 3 года назад

more, and more, in the USA there are people who know Spanish, and also there are many in the USA that have a foundation of other languages....but no way to practice or use that language....

@TheRubiksrocks 11 месяцев назад

I think the phrase "of course" is a universal indicator that you have made a real effort to learn a language. It's a common and very easy phrase, but most people who are just learning or aren't quite conversational (most tourists and such, especially English speaking countries) haven't made that effort. And people REALLY appreciate that. I've studied Spanish from 6th grade all the way through college. And as soon as I say "claro" o "claro que sí" to someone who I'm pretty sure speaks Spanish, their demeanor immediately changes and they'll often start speaking in Spanish with me. I love it! 🙂❤️

@Nicole-cf3kj 9 месяцев назад

Incredible! I believe that this ability and smartness make this woman look more like a mother rather than a grandma.

@ange2500 3 года назад

The fact that he said "genre" when he spoke French just shows how deep he went to learn the language

@manon8169 3 года назад

Complétement 😂

@Gilarytta 3 года назад

can I ask why? sorry, I just undestand french based of my spanish and italian lol

@manon8169 3 года назад

@@Gilarytta Because "genre" is usually used nowadays in french discussion. the word "genre" assures the speaker that he is being listened to and responded to. It is a tic of language.

@Gilarytta 3 года назад

@@manon8169 ohhhhh thank you so much!

@maxencec172 3 года назад

@@Gilarytta and I would add that "genre" is a sort of equivalent to "like" in sentences like this "c'est genre normal pour toi ?", in English it would be "its like normal to you?" don't know if im clear or not

@Stephmusiculture 4 года назад

I love when people have such respect for their grandparents.

@joelbedulla4 4 года назад

It's beautiful!

@junoverdeazul7322 4 года назад

cierto

@mariaheredia3186 9 месяцев назад

Alucinante. Me impresiona mucho tu acento argentino jeje. Tengo español nativo de centro america soy Venezolana pero viví 5 años en argentina y bueno me doy cuenta que tú español tiene ese acento, también es muy parecido a la acentuación del italiano y ya que muchos argentinos son hijos de italianos y por eso es más fácil combinar los idiomas y expresiones…. Yo estoy aprendiendo inglés 🥰 la amo a tu abuela

@stranger5366 Год назад

Jurei que ela ía soltar um Português Brasileiro do nada. Eu ía ficar tão feliz kkkkkkk Mas foi incrível ver esse vídeo!! Realmente é incrível falar 5 idiomas. Un giorno ci arriverò! heheh

@raiden4695 9 месяцев назад

Só faltou um pt-br pra completar mesmo

@davilopes7366 9 месяцев назад

pprt

@ArthurLopes-kk6zj 8 месяцев назад

Eu tbmmmm aaaaa

@mxtvseries2999 6 месяцев назад

Só consegui entender 3 idiomas, só sei o básico de inglês

@lizvlogs15 6 месяцев назад

Sim kkkkkk esse é o comentário br que eu tava procurando por aqui ❤

@ayaef4496 4 года назад

Me: speaks English, French, Spanish, Arab and italian Also me: read subtitles just to make sure

@jlugoholt 4 года назад

Creo que a todos nos pasa, and they started to speak in Spanish and we say, wait, lo conozco hahahaha

@jimmyaguilar8493 4 года назад

jajajaj con que yo lo hago con mi idioma nativo

@roaaaskar8891 4 года назад

Aya EF are you North African?

@aitana6084 4 года назад

lol I've been the like number 400

@iridiaobs 4 года назад

@@jlugoholt clearly me brazilian who speaks portuguese when i try to speak french but ending up speaking in korean

@melodieh3138 4 года назад

The way he talks to her like she's his best friend is adorable. ❤

@crafteariee 11 месяцев назад

This video is a treasure, thank you so much for sharing this lovely moment with your grandmother to us around the world!

@frenokomeio_7851 Год назад

Your grandma is a gem. ❤️ She must be very proud of her grandson managing to learn so many languages to speak with her!!! ❤️

@jesusdenazaret4358 4 года назад

When she started to talk spanish with that perfect argentinian accent i feel like... Wacho lpm ARGENTINA PAPAAA

@felvelasquezm 4 года назад

Ahre

@lautaromartinez4658 4 года назад

TIERRA DEL DULCE DE LECHE, EL DIEGO Y TU VIEJA

@augustopolis9035 4 года назад

sii amigo fue muy sorprendente

@bici_uy1589 4 года назад

@@lautaromartinez4658 es indones el dulce de leche. ni america ni europa

@nahdalor202 4 года назад

Vamo argentina mierdaaaaaaa

@MirandaXxRose 4 года назад

This was incredible. She’s a badass.

@andycarrion192 10 месяцев назад

Cuando los escuché hablar como porteños, el corazón me latió con todo. Hermosos. Dios bendiga a tu abuela.

@nantricolor Год назад

Man!!! What an amazing grandma, I wish I could a grandma like her 😍. God bless you guys!!

@FearlessDreams 4 года назад

The coolest grandma on the internet!!!!

@FearlessDreams 4 года назад

@Damian Malczewski I know, right!!! She was traveling the world and experiencing it before it was modern.

@444soul2 4 года назад

@@FearlessDreams ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-SFjmlvx6bFQ.html

@sidneyrago 4 года назад

for sure :)

@dianarodriguez-qv6ph 4 года назад

Fearless Dreams agreed!

@KarenVanessaBuitrago 4 года назад

@Damian Malczewski This is what a role model looks like

@ireneamelunge8456 3 года назад

She’s so inspiring because she never complained for not having a stable home. She enjoyed, accepted and learned from every country she was in! I love her 🥺❤️

@awakegreen 3 года назад

Cheers to this comment

@Stylens23 3 года назад

I give you a like

@outofme3874 3 года назад

fcats

@adamender9092 3 года назад

Yeah

@EusoumeuSol 11 месяцев назад

I'm Brazilian and I speak 4 and a half languages.. 😅 I lived 2 months in Italy and started learning. Being a French, English and Spanish speaker, I'm thrilled to watch them. It's amazing! It inspires me to keep learning! She's a life goal! ❤❤

@vitoria7736 11 месяцев назад

Que legal!! Bom ver brasileiros por aqui ❤ Eu falo fluente inglês e estou aprendendo alemão e finlandês

@davilopes7366 9 месяцев назад

eu tbm, é muito foda a gente entender eles falando (pelo menos no inglês e nas línguas latinas) e trocando entre os idiomas e sentir que a gnt tá entendendo tudo mesmo não sendo 100% fluente. Obs: tbm falo inglês, francês e espanhol e um pouco de italiano

@pam2jesus1 9 месяцев назад

SIM, si, yes, oui . De acuerdo. Totalmente!!

@pabloomarcelestinocarrasco3475 7 месяцев назад

wow de verdad hablas español?

@Grace-bt5fi 9 месяцев назад

Twoja babcia jest wspaniałą osobą. Macie ze sobą wspaniały kontakt. Serdecznie pozdrawiam. Thank you🤗

@user-sv2sy5pu7n 6 месяцев назад

Да, она очень умная и знающая

@malalalalala91 4 года назад

It's Funny that Nathaniel is so amazed at his grandmother when HE HIMSELF can also speak that many languages !!!!

@m33p0 4 года назад

he may speak the language, but SHE LIVED IT.

@tuliosouza6030 4 года назад

And she is a Grandma! It’s so much easy to learn language these days for most people

@Nina-vv3ev 4 года назад

Mal H i know right

@YanikCrepeau1 4 года назад

As we say in French, "une pomme ne tombe pas jamais loin tu pommier" (an apple never falls far from the tree).

@Marquis-Sade 4 года назад

He says it himself: She didnt have the internet back than, and that amazed him.

@Ste_bo 4 года назад

Your grandma speaks English with an incredible Italian accent and speaks Italian with an incredible Spanish accent! She's wonderful!

@amofarelacoj 4 года назад

Esatto ahahaha

@tomma_8976 4 года назад

Hahaha appunto

@lasthope5582 4 года назад

Concordo🇮🇹

@davyddenysenko3444 4 года назад

E dato che l'ignoranza mi ha sopraffatto, esprimo con molta maleducazione, viva la figa

@Mucchetteslay 4 года назад

@@davyddenysenko3444 Lmao

@kimeecleaton Год назад

What a wonderful interview. Thank you for sharing this!

@jakubmikoajczyk1721 Год назад

Watching this video was so inspirational for me. It reminds me an influence which my grandmother had on me. Greetings from Wroclaw Nathan.

@francogarcia3440 4 года назад

Nacio en Egipto, se fue a Italia, hablaba Francés, vino a Argentina y habla mejor que yo lpm.

@kevinghl2286 4 года назад

@yaeldornell3041 4 года назад

JAJAJAJ literalmente

@pundice6176 4 года назад

JAJAJA ESO ES EXACTAMENTE LO QUE YO PENSÉ VIENDO ESTE VIDEO

@mateoamarfil6867 4 года назад

lit

@candela1094 4 года назад

eso mismo

@Justyna_N 4 года назад

“ that’s crazy to me,” as he does it himself. This was great to watch

@af.2198 4 года назад

because she is an elderly woman .... agist misogyny at work.... grandmas are always butt of the joke to compare someone to someone stupid. 🤷🏽‍♂️

@shiningshores4808 4 года назад

@@af.2198 what?

@af.2198 4 года назад

@@shiningshores4808 u don't get it

@shiningshores4808 4 года назад

@@af.2198 no, ur comment is just stupid

@anni1773 9 месяцев назад

I‘m German and I learned English, French and Spanish in school. It is interesting to figure out how much I understand in French and Spanish. Even Italian was understandable because of the Spanish skills. Your granny is awesome!

@ryanscottlogan8459 Год назад

Your grandma is an incredible woman!God bless her!❤️

@user-rd3xc9in4y 3 года назад

You: go to the comments section Everyone: *flexing hard*

@xercioiusxan4777 3 года назад

fr fr 😔

@mariananava2854 3 года назад

Oh lol

@monalisa3549 3 года назад

Yup, kinda annoying to be honest.

@phantomgllx3464 4 года назад

While they were talking in french I was reading subtitles until I realized, I am french, I understand this language

@vanmarx1171 4 года назад

Is French difficult to learn?

@phantomgllx3464 4 года назад

I think yes, some pronunciations can be quite difficult, and it can drive you crazy sometimes 😄

@phantomgllx3464 4 года назад

@@vanmarx1171 and most of all, it's better to learn with a good teacher or just with french people

@vanmarx1171 4 года назад

@@phantomgllx3464 okay thank you so much. I'll be watching tutorials 😊

@AlexEssex8 4 года назад

Phantom Gllx I find I read English “hard of hearing” subtitles when I watch English TV with my deaf mother - it seems you can’t stop reading them even when you understand the language!

@MerryMoss Год назад

This video felt very wholesome. I like that you just kept switching to a different language whenever they became relevant to the story & especially when you said that there are good people everywhere. Beautiful 💚

@MariaCarabin 9 месяцев назад

As a linguist and someone who speaks Swiss German, German, English and French (and learned Italian, learning Swedish on and off), I’m very impressed by both of you! These languages are all so different, and you sound great in all of them.

@igorcomparoni7717 4 года назад

You didn't find this video... This video found you.

@hecbav0753 4 года назад

yeah haha

@roberta.m2346 4 года назад

Yessss

@sauce2073 4 года назад

You didnt find this video*

@jvferrary668 4 года назад

exactly hahahah i was looking for american high school and i found it

@samuelplouvier6559 4 года назад

That's true!

@aaamineee 4 года назад

As a guy who lived in Egypt and Italy, born in Tunisia going to a french school for my whole life and now living in London, I felt very touched by this

@Zaeemkhalat 4 года назад

Hirigo wow mannn what a lifeee

@boxing.every.day99 4 года назад

born in georgia, parents from turkey and kyrgystan, grew up in albania going to an english school, now speaking german living in austria, are there more of us?

@444soul2 4 года назад

@@user-gg6sh7wr6d ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-SFjmlvx6bFQ.html

@Igor-zv1cr 4 года назад

Sai l'italiano? Io sono italiano se vuoi facciamo due chiacchiere

@francesco5254 4 года назад

Ciaoooooooo

@y.v.l. Год назад

Your grandmother is a wonderful lady, not only because of her language skills, but especially since she had to start from scratch in a new country several times over and did so with such a positive attitude! Most people would feel lost and disconnected after so many drastic changes. It does explain why both you and your parents are so prepared to start again in another country with an open mind. What an inspiring family you are!!

@caiolemos3679 Год назад

I want to commend you for making this video by the way it was recorded. I love when you guys jumps from one language to the other. It desearves a big congrats. Hope you're able to keep up producing such content.

@johnnomnom4319 4 года назад

His grandma must be soooo happy being able to have someone to talk to her in different language but also remembering about her past in a certain place of her life

@elizabethrhodes4275 4 года назад

I am dying to know the kind of food that is cooked at her home.

@FilippoSchylla 4 года назад

Tagliatelle con ragù

@lovelyrobles 4 года назад

Same💕

@sk0kiE 4 года назад

@Roosje Keizer sounds good to me

@sisi11122 4 года назад

I know Rhodes! International menu!

@SuperIvysaur 4 года назад

Empanadas

@BellePoetesss 7 месяцев назад

This interview and part 2 with your abuela are still my favorite interviews on languages. I still love it. You both are amazing.❤

@ahmedeldimllawi5092 Год назад

THE PATTERN INTERRUPTS, no video editing needed, the language switch is just 💥

@alfredoalonso7847 4 года назад

Estoy bastante sorprendido, no sólo por el hecho de hablar varios idiomas sino ser capaz de cambiar su acento como un nativo de ese país/región. Mis respetos para esta señora.

@ers231 4 года назад

Alfredo Alonso y para el chaval tambien

@Izz961 4 года назад

Siii y lo que más me sorprende, es que esos tiempos eran muy diferentes para aprender idiomas, y saber hablarlos tan fluido... Es impactante

@hmarkuse 4 года назад

Eso no me parece tan complicado. Mi profesora de inglés en el colegio aprendió español en México, así que habla con el acento de allí. Depende de dónde lo aprendiste. Nosotros también aprendemos o bien inglés americano ó británico.

@ers231 4 года назад

hmarkuse la cosa en todos los idiomas es practicarlo con alguien diariamente, es la única forma de aprender bien bien

@hmarkuse 4 года назад

@@ers231 Gracias, doctor obvio.

@curtbell6839 3 года назад

This is the absolutely the most impressive and encouraging thing on the Internet at the moment.

@pukcabsozaxiamie 3 года назад

Yes

@decembertouhey5414 3 года назад

For real it’s amazing

@LittleRecluse 3 года назад

Indeed

@nickyvandenbosch1596 Год назад

just stumbled on this video and I am in aw!! As someone who's main language is french but not using it that often anymore for the last 20 years, I feel like I'm losing my french speaking ability. So seeing her speaking french with such ease and soo good after not really speaking it for 60 years, I am speachless and also hopefull!!

@hannasizemore8028 Год назад

Just wow. Bravo. Thanks for sharing!

@elleb751 4 года назад

"There are good people everywhere" this is the message we need today!

@abigailrodriguez5427 4 года назад

Yo: entiendo sólo español. También yo: miro el vídeo completo como si entendiera.

@genesy_1822 4 года назад

El italiano es relativamente entendible al igual que el francés, de todas formas mire y escuche todo el video también jajajaja

@jazminaranguren2480 4 года назад

X2 JAJJSJAJSJAJ

@Ufffbebe 4 года назад

@cosmicblue4540 4 года назад

@carlosag2057 4 года назад

Para eso estan los subtitulos, buscalos en configuracion

@alessiofis5256 8 месяцев назад

This is absolutely the best video I’ve ever seen on RU-vid in my entire life….thanks grandma for this incredible life lesson

@ilerka100 Год назад

what a fantastic video!!!!!! congratulations

@kevleorol 3 года назад

Es increíble, manejan el español con tremendo acento argentino

@yojagd 3 года назад

Es por el italiano es similiar su acento al del español de argentina

@edumx2015 3 года назад

Los Argentinos son los hermanos lejanos de los italianos

@HolasoyMai 3 года назад

El chico no tiene acento argentino, tiene acento italiano que es más exagerado.

@armandguillen6149 3 года назад

@@edumx2015 solo el italiano influenció el acento argentino

@victorleiva8195 3 года назад

@@armandguillen6149 si ..Siempre pensé eso...Pero luego investigue y si era cierto. ..Por la inmensa migración Italiana de los siglos 19 y 20....

@YomFilms 3 года назад

I'm a native French speaker, their french is perfect

@SpayzerOne 2 года назад

On est d’accord

@-kellys 2 года назад

En même temps c’est sa langue maternelle

@SpayzerOne 2 года назад

@@-kellys apres il a un mini accent mais bon il gere un max😅et la mémé aussi

@YomFilms 2 года назад

@@-kellys non non il est américain

@-kellys 2 года назад

@@YomFilms mais la mamie elle a dit que ses parents parlaient le fr dcp ils lui ont appris j

@MelyssaAraujo-om7jx 6 месяцев назад

Loved this video!! Too much inspiring!!

@francescaprocopio5962 Год назад

What a life, what a woman!! Such an inspiration to listen to these stories and adventures. E che fortuna poter parlare con tua nonna in lingue straniere che paradossalmente vi avvicinano!

@wenzhiquan 3 года назад

Not only is he speaking 5 languages with his grandma, but he's also having a full conversation with her. I don't think I've ever sat down and had a full genuine conversation with my grandparents

@HybridxReality 3 года назад

unfortunately i'm in the same boat. grandmother developed dementia and passed years back. pretty sad i never got the chance to really ask her about her life, i would've loved to document it.

@NNNN-yj7qz 3 года назад

actually, learning an extra language helps prevent dementia and Alzheimer's.

@nova2756 3 года назад

Mine passed away from breast cancer when I was 1. So I never got to know her either. I hear we might not have gotten along though.

@flowerpower593 3 года назад

@@NNNN-yj7qz no, it's not appropriate for everyone and not fully proved. I know several people who knew many languages, learned throughout their life, were intellectually developed and were prominent figures in science and died from dementia. After I learned about this, I was really shocked. Unfortuantely, there is no known way to prevent dementia. It can happen to anyone.

@NNNN-yj7qz 3 года назад

@@flowerpower593 possible (as there are exceptions everywhere), however, that's what a lot of prominent language experts state among reasons to learn a language in the sense that it's not only the body that needs exercise but also the brain.

@Nightmare-ee7fn 4 года назад

That face he gave to his grandmother when she spoke Hebrew was everything >D

@Nejictorr Год назад

This is so beautifully cool. Thanks for sharing with us.

@fabian1019 11 месяцев назад

I really like this conversation that you had with your abuela, I come to this video from time to time to re-watch it, I really like it,part 1 and 2.

@thezmanchar 3 года назад

Her accent in French is phenomenal. She sounds like she is a very highly educated Egyptian. Her accent in English though is very much French. But it’s perfect. Can you imagine how educated her kids must be, because her grandson sounds like an awesome person.

@jasmim6612 3 года назад

her accent in English sounds more Italian! french accents in English definitely sound way more harsh on "r"s than hers. she sounds exactly like an italian speaking english

@thezmanchar 3 года назад

@@jasmim6612 she sounds very Egyptian speaking Italian. The upper class in Egypt from her generation are super polyglots. Pronunciation was very strict and people focused very much on it. I know because my mother and aunts and cousins all sound just like her, speaking Italian or French. Before I even found out she speaks Arabic, I knew she did.

@zoedupuy8585 3 года назад

@I think... Even the son has an amazing French accent like wow As a French person, if I didn't know he was English, I'd think he's French

@killdianette 3 года назад

Yeap she sounds a bit like my "pied noir" grandmother :)

@denissegonzalez3499 3 года назад

And in spanish both have an eeexeeeleent accent They literally sounds like native speakers

@keviinzhiitow 4 года назад

Cuando comenzaron a hablar español como nativos argentinos quedé shook

@FiregoreHardstyle 4 года назад

Increíble, como cambian hasta el acento

@Ruisumi_migeru 4 года назад

@E L D R E S J eso t lo inventaste

@exelcior8779 4 года назад

@@Ruisumi_migeru el pibe lo dice en un momento

@DaiKisshi 4 года назад

@E L D R E S J "El hombres"

@rusitonofake 4 года назад

@E L D R E S J man*

@JeremyContreras-mm9vg 8 месяцев назад

Tu abuela es una verdadera inspiración, este video me ha motivado muchísimo 🎉

@sophiamagdalena111 Год назад

Much much love! I love seeing fellow polyglots that appreciate cultures and languages ❤️❤️❤️

@larasegovia4878 3 года назад

La doña se fue en el momento justo de Argentina, que genia

@Fernanda-ib9rd 3 года назад

Se fue de Latinoamérica* en el momento justo :v

@laparcalog3351 3 года назад

JAJAJAJAJ

@santiavila9840 3 года назад

JAJAJAHA

@adrianbarrabino7117 3 года назад

Pensé lo mismo, Zafó!!

@maxaugusto1958 3 года назад

Logro 'escapar de Latinoamérica' en el momento justo jaja

@deboradediego2570 4 года назад

Cuando empezó a hablar en italiano pensé: seguro el español q tiene es de argentina Jajajaj buenísimo

@cooledrare216 4 года назад

Se nota mucho

@emilioantoniotasciotti7630 4 года назад

Tiene marcado a fuego el acento argento

@michellestevens2523 11 месяцев назад

Thank you so much for sharing this wonderful video. Your Grandmother is an absolute inspiration ❤

@acxelherreraibarra9260 10 месяцев назад

Amo las conversaciones con los abul@s. Nada mejor! Qué tiempo tan special!

@FranP25 4 года назад

Since she started talking in Italian I knew the accent in spanish was going to be argentinian

@nicochillemi4749 4 года назад

But it is not due to talk in italian is because she literaly lived in Argentina

@FranP25 4 года назад

@@nicochillemi4749 Yeah I know, but she started talking in Italian first

@zldefender4112 4 года назад

yo tambien jajajaj

@fargox8483 4 года назад

@@FranP25 jajaja si flaco, tenes razón, seguí así y pórtate piola

@FranP25 4 года назад

@@fargox8483 Gracias bro

@machin8593 3 года назад

She's incredible. Gives me hope to learn more languages even now that I am older

@sophiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiie 3 года назад

it‘s easier to learn other languages when you‘re younger

@muhammedyasaraslan452 3 года назад

Schalke 04 Andere Liga ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-r8Dz-NojZxk.html

@yosry7232 3 года назад

Age is just a number , My language is arabic and i was speaking a lil English, after turning 27 yrs old i learned german as perfect and spanish as perfect and a lil french .. I learned them all by myself,. And i am turning 33 yrs old next week

@cathrino Год назад

I really enjoyed watching you communicate. I love your positive attitude towards different cultures and your love for languages (and people). ❤

@MadamaButterfly97 Год назад

È stato un piacere enorme ascoltarvi. Yo también hablo más idiomas, mais vous m'avait impressionné les deux! You're incredible people, in tutti i sensi! Me inspirais mucho, thank you♡