Why You NEED TO Learn a Language 

As an Italian I'm going to write pizza in every language I know: Pizza 🇮🇹 Pizza 🇺🇸 Pizza 🇪🇦 ピザ 🇯🇵 Пицца 🇷🇺 (Still working on it) Mi raccomando imparate le lingue se non volete essere dei perdenti monolingua-beta, Amore dall'Italia🇮🇹

Blink twice if the duolingo owl has you at gunpoint

The start of the video: "When you look at this image, what word comes to mind?" Me: "Canada"

"I'm the best language learner west of New Jersey" was a subtle nod to Xiaoma and I respect it

“when you get a new language, you get a new soul” I started with english and now I'm learning some French basics.

This may have been the most earnest Langauge Simp video I’ve seen yet. There was obviously his typical humor and sarcasm throughout but I feel like the message he was giving was rather clear and profound.

I've been trying to learn English for about 11 years, but I still have a low level Thanks Language Simp! You inspire me to work harder. I will try

It is the moment, when a common video is MUCH MORE effective than any advertisement of a language schools.

“when you get a new language, you get a new soul” That's so true. The German me is different to the English me which also differs from the Russian me.

each language you've learned is an expansion pack to the main game of life

"I just learned how to say watermelon in Uzbek!" no but this is exactly the rush I get when I learn something new in another language. Like hell yeah I just learned how to say hotel in Thai or beans in Hawaiian. Definitely an inspirational and motivational video!

Man, you and your videos actually inspired me to study a new language

as a monolingual american why did i think of the word “capybara” instead

Instructions unclear i have found and became fluent learning a alien language now they are after me.

So what do I do if I didnt even know that thing was a beaver

Damn, Simp really inspired me to get back to learning French. Man, I love you 😊

9:42 It so true actually. It's way easier to be confident in non-native language, because your brain just blocks all cringe you're producing, life changing T_T

i forgot to learn german on Duolingo today

This is the best video I’ve seen in recent times

the reinventing part and unlocking dlc part are so accurate. Ive been learning spanish for a little over a year and ive made friends, discovered food/restaurants, fell in love with several different genres of music and i am learning a language in which i can express myself better (flirting for instance is easier to me in spanish). Visiting a country that speaks your target language or randomly encountering a (native) speaker are some of the most fun things you can do

Something I wished all the English speakers sounds as clear as this man, I don't even have to tryhard to understand what he is saying because he articulate very well.

Thank you for this motivational video. I finally started to learn Esperanto in order to be able to speak in every country of the world, using an international language

My new favorite video on all of RU-vid 🙌🏼

the most important when you are learning languages is to find a practical reason to use them unless you will get tired of it very soon

I am not sharing my list of languages because I don’t want to encourage other people to learn them but the balance of scarcity and usefulness is nearly perfect

man the thing you said that speaking another leanguage seem's like a dream is fucking true , everytime i see a video in english i find strange that people really speak in real life the leanguage I've been learning seeing fucking Supernatural

1:06 I see that you skipped the clothing need, absolutely understandable

10:04 That is SO true. I'm a linguistics student, and a great deal of what I learn has to do with the cognitive effects of speech production and comprehension, and I think here Language Simp has pointed out one of such effects. I may be wrong, but this reminds me of the "foreign language" effect that makes people more inclined to making, roughly speaking, more "rational" decisions when speaking a foreign language rather than "emotional" decisions. For example, people's answers to different versions of the trolley problem become more consistent when they receive and process the problem in a foreign language. There are studies that demonstrate it. (I tried to paste a link to a study that shows this effect here but it got instantly deleted) My explanation of this is that speaking a foreign language is more cognitively taxing and requires more self-control, which allows our thinking to bypass the usual reaction patterns and detach ourselves from the semantics of the utterance. I've actually noticed that when speaking English I feel more free at expressing my emotions. It just doesn't feel as personal compared to expressing them in my native language (Russian). So I think it might actually be possible to construct a different personality by learning a language. This is kinda reflected in the terms "linguistic worldview" and "linguistic personality". Not sure it's a completely healthy thing to try and deliberately do that, tho.

Spanish, English, German, French, a bit of Hungarian and Italian.

I speak 5 languages. English, Serbian Croatian, Bosnian and Montenegrin. And these four are totally different from each other.

I speak 3 languages and russian would be my 4th, I gave up on russian a few months ago because of college tho. After this video and realizing i was getting the message in english (my first language is portuguese), i think im going back to my russian classes. Thank you bro, love your videos

Im learning Tamil and Spanish. Thanks for inspiring me to continue on my quest for language learning!!!

Kazakh, Russian, English and currently learning Mandarin Chinese

0:35 Нет, я не поведусь на этот байт на комменты. Fuck, I fell for it

Language in all languages ik 🇦🇺: Language 🇷🇺: язык 🇦🇲: լեզու 🇯🇵: 語 (ご) 🇩🇪: Sprache 🇬🇷: Γλώσσα 🇮🇹: lingua 🇸🇦: لغة 🇨🇳: 语言 🇰🇷: 언어

I am glad that our school system (Switzerland) is forcing everyone to learn at least two additional languages (English and either French or German depending in which language area you live). Learning a different language is very important to improve your current grammar and especially to understand different cultures!

I felt EXACTLY the same way when visited US for the first time and a guy at car rental understood me nicely. It suddenly turned out that I _DO_ speak English!

Ik ben momenteel aan het Nederlands te leren en als (Schweizer)Deutsch-Muttersprachler mit English fluency solely through Input from an early age ben ik heel dankbaar, dat jij mijn leven veranderd hebt für's Bessere. Dank u wel, Language Simp

What he said about feeling confident in a foreign language is actually 100% true. I noticed that my behaviour changes in different life situations soon as I speak a foreign language and I think it has to do with the fact that when we learn our native language, we usually associate the words with the things in our childhood or teen years when we grow up and when we don’t get to question things and/or lack experience. But learning a new language gives you a fresh start and it might surprise you that you’re more confident when talking to girls in another language (tried-and-true)

As a Pole, I feel appreciated

I'm not a monolingual beta, I'm 日本語上手 😎 The imaginary women in my head are very impressed with my intermediate knowledge of Japanese.

Thanks language daddy

3개월 후 한국어 공부를 다시 하고 있어요, 대학의 숙제 대문에 한국말 위한 쓰고 싶은 시간 거의 없는데 이번 학기가 지나면 이 아름다운 언어 배우기엔 더 많은 시간을 투자할 수 있기를 바랍니다.

Love your videos

Learning russian at the moment. Best thing about it, is beeing called молодец by my partners parents for the simplest sentences. On the other hand, the worst is not understanding enough to properly interact. Anyways have to agree with Language Simp. Learning a new language is amazing. :)

I speak freedom Je parles baguette Io parlo pizza Я разговариваю на водке Я розмовляю салом 言語シンプルが熱い

Great Content

Я говорю по Русски потому что это мой родной язык I know American because I learned it at school and it’s my main language of thought and entertainment. Yo hablo castellano porque llevo 7 años viviendo en Barcelona, España. Per la mateixa raó , jo parlo català. Et c’était 5 ans que j’ai appris français, je parle français. Ναι, μιλάω και η ελληνική γλώσσα. Türkçe konuşmak istiyorum. Su ve süt içerım. Malgrado che non lo credo, io parlo italiano. Ünd ich kann Deutsch sprechen. و أعرف سوي عزبي شميي ואני מדבר עברית, השפה של יהודים (נ.ב. *אני נושרי*) و فارسی صحبت می‌کنم HYPERPOLYGLOT GIGACHAD/ ГИПЕРПОЛИГЛОТ ГИГАЧАД/ΥΠΕΡΠΟΛΎΓΛΩΣΣΑΣ ΓΙΓΑΤΣΆΔ, היפרפוליגלות גיגצ׳ד, هيپرپولیگلوت گیگاچادم Actually, I’d like to learn Turkish,🇹🇷 Dracula language 🇷🇴, Hindi or other Indo-Aryan languages

Спасибо за видео! Thanks for the video! شكرا على الفيديو And starting to learn French. Also abandoned learning German, but plan to return to it after French

English (English British Dialect, American Dialect and Australian Dialect) كوردى(Kurdish Sorani Dialect) 日本語(Japanese Standard Tokyo Dialect) Still need to improve my Japanese skills though Edit: for those saying how I learned sorani dialect of kurdish, it was my first language, though my english has gotten better then my kurdish somehow, so don’t be too considerate when it comes to english, I was raised in Great Britain so I think the lack of Kurdish practice is the reason

Привет, я Арсен, живу в России. Thanks for ur videos, Simp, i truly enjoy watching them. 2 yıl önce Türkçe öğrenmeye başladım, şimdi iyi bir B2 seviyem var ve gelişmeye devam ediyorum. Prije godinu dana stekao sam prijatelje u Hrvatskoj i počeo učiti njihov jezik s kojim sam puno bolji i također imam razinu B2, odlučio sam hobi pretvoriti u svoj posao i zato sam odlučio upisati se na lingvistički universitet kako bih naučio još 3-4 jezika i otišao raditi u ministarstvo vanjskih poslova ili vojsku. Думаю это всё, что я хотел сказать, video yapmaya devam et, hvala još jednom na tvojim contentu, have a good day). Кроме того я хотел бы увидеть гайд о том как быстрее начинать активно использовать грамматику в речи, because this is my biggest problem in learning languages, i learn a lot of grammar at the start, but its difficult for me to use on practise than. Çok teşşekür eddrim

I'm fluent in English and Latvian, and I know a bit of German (recently started learning that one). I really want to learn Icelandic, as I wish to move there somewhere in my future (that is, if everything goes well in these early years of my life)

Yeah that's true learning languages is the best hobby in the world, I wanted to learn English and French at the same time but it wasn't really effective, so i'm perfectioning my English and French will have to wait until next year i guess, that is a little bit sad because i really enjoyed adquiring it, but one language at time is the best way to do it i guess. I like your channel and i have improved my English a lot by watching your videos thank you god bless you!.

Nice Kazakhstan mentioned multiple times, I'm going there for the third time this summer :P

Удобно, что у нас в стране учат второй язык ещё в школе. Правда не везде хорошо учат, но это уже нюансы. It’s so useful to know English to watch movies in their original language

0:01 capivara

On kai pakko sitten laittaa kommenttia tähän videoo sest ta ei usu et ma ei ole monolingual beta. And yeah I think this video is very informative и мне очень нравится это видео. Förstås ede inte så lätt att lära sig språk nämen om man har motivationen kan man göra allt. Suvaičen sinun videvoloi äijyl, Passibo!❤

Hello! Salve! Gutentag! That’s all I got. I live in New Jersey, so hopefully I’m why you have to qualify that you’re the best language learner west of me.

Gracias por el video! Thanks for this great video! Merci pour la video! Grazie, amico!! ευχαριστω, φιλε! תודה חבר שלי!

Where’d you get those pictures of Kazakhstan? They’re hilarious 😂 «Жылқы» hit me hard 😂

sitelen tawa ni li jo e toki pona mute. mi pilin e ilo pilin pona. This video makes a lot of good points, I'll be sure to press the like button.

German English Turkish Spanish French and Arabic. Took me 5 years of daily practise

Guys, i'm only 16 yo but i already learnt : English, Norwegian, Danish, German, Spanish and French. SO START LEARNING NOW! 😂

thank you this is the first time in my life to see قندس

Hola, yo soy Raúl, un mexicano que le gusta aprender idiomas, I moved to the USA when I was 8 so, OFC my second language is English XD 僕の3つ目の言語は日本語 日本語の抑揚やらアクセントやら書き方とかが好きですから E a minha quarta língua é o português do Brasil, manito🤑👌🇧🇷 Eu estava aprendendo japonês por dois anos e português por oito meses, at natututuhan kong mag-tagalog 7 buwan at ngayon, sinusubukan kong matutuhang mag-ilokano at -seb(u)wano/-bisaya and even Chavacano And I plan on learning native Mexican languages like Náhuatl and Yucatec specially as well as Q'anjob'al from Guatemala and Mixtec cuz, it's wide spoken native tongue in Mexico

4:04 you can add the Caucasus to that map too because of Russian. In Armenia, you'll be absolutely fine speaking Russian. In Georgia not so much, but still okay. In Azerbaijan, idk, never been there, but I assume you'll get around as they were also a part of the USSR.

note: i think i was writing thoughts in real time here i can speak english as i was born in england. i can speak some french because it's mandatory to learn at school, but i'm not so great with most of the tenses so i can only form present and future tense sentences even though we've learned more, which is completely my fault for not studying so je ne pense que this counts. i can speak some japanese, this time i don't know how tenses work in the slightest and i've learned words, phrases, and some kanji from japanese tv shows, youtube videos: vlogs/lessons and anime, i can only understand what a japanese person might be saying depending on the context: e.g convo related to game music, outro of a youtube vid etc.. i know what yes and no in russian is, because of a song i listened to a few times. i know some spanish because i used to be taught it in school before i had to choose between spanish and french. i know some yoruba and igbo (i think) because my mum spoke some of the words to me and my siblings, but she never taught us the whole language. i also know some korean from watching tv shows and because of my sister. Anyway, i only really know parts of languages, not really the basics so i think i'm still monolingual for the most part, sadly. but i will defo be doing way more this year to learn french and japanese. in the evening i finally decided, i'm having an academic comeback, and i'm being serious this time... after saying this 5 terms earlier :/ but it's now or never isn't it?

Loved how your mom said "cobarde" with a thick american accent

Saluton, mi lernas esperanton. Mi lernas nur esperanton kaj neniujn aliajn lingvojn. Mi amas tiun lingvon ❤❤❤

Ja govorim bosanski Ја говорим српски Ja govorim hrvatski Ja govorim srpskohrvatski Ja govorim crngorski Ja govorim jugoslovenski Ja govorim vaški Ja govorim HBS Ja govorim bokerski Ja sam hiperpoliglota, brate

A nice Patreon ad. I appreciate it 👌 А вообще, реально хороший ролик, чтобы замотивироваться учить новый язык. Ich bin aber wirklich zu faul, um noch eine Sprache zu lernen. Ich lerne jetzt in Deutschland und bald werde auch studieren, heißt Deutsch ist meine heutige Hauptpriorität. Менш з тим хотів би ще підтягнути англійську, а саме розмовну англійську, бо дивитись відосики то одне, але порозмовляти нагоди не видається. Хоча, думаю, коли мені знадобиться, я згадаю.. Усе ж таки англійською як такою я користуюсь кожен день

currently studying dansk. i know it will unlock norsk (bokmål) and svensk. having background on german and being fluent english helped a lot in learning dansk

Deutsch ist meine Muttersprache, I constantly learn english while watching english youtube videos or playing minecraft y estudio espanol en el colegio. print("Programming languages also count... ...right?") And finally a proof that I can also speak in maths: Let P be the statement "I also speak in the language of math". Now assume ¬P is true, where ¬P is the statement "I do not speak in the language of math". If ¬P is true, I would avoid using mathematical language including expressions, symbols and logical reasoning. However by using a proof, I used the language of math, contradicting our assumption ¬P "I do not speak in the language of math". Since assuming ¬P is true leads to a contradiction, the original assumption must be false. Therefore P must be true: "I also speak in the language of math" Q.E.D.

Я говорю на великорусском языке, рождённом на наковальне долгой истории моей великой родины, к сожалению ныне преступной. I speak English, and love this beautiful language that contains so much unique sense in its words. Ich spreche kein Deutsch, aber ich lerne.

Love your videos, dude! Amigo! Me encantan tus videos! Eu gosto de ver vídeos de Language Simp no RU-vid!

The end of the video is actually motivated

Those who does not know foreign languages will never know its own one Hablo español I speak English Je parle un peu le français Ich spreche ein bisschen Deutsch And trying to increase the number or languages and its levels

🇮🇳:हिन्दी मेरी मातृभाषा है। 🇬🇧:I can speak English. 🇨🇳:我会说一点儿中文。

2:18 average interaction in Berlin

When i see the picture: bäver - beaver - Castor - บีเวอร์ (most nordic country's have the same word as latin speaking countrys)

I'm native Russian, что позволяет мне свободно владеть данным языком на высоком уровне, даже выше своих сверстников, and also I'm able to speak English as my first foreign language, it's about B1 level

unlocking this DLC also requires a passport which is sometimes more difficult

As a Danish guy, here's Dog in every language I know 🇩🇰Hund 🇸🇪Hund 🇺🇸Dog Welsh: Ci Wingdings: 👎︎□︎♑︎ 🇳🇱Hond 🇩🇪Hund 🇫🇴Hundur 🇪🇸Perro 🇫🇷Chien 🇷🇸 Пас 🇷🇺Собака 🇧🇾 Сабака 🇰🇿 Ит 🇺🇦Пес 🇫🇯Koli 🇹🇴Kuli

As a depressed 19 year old I'm going to write depressive sentences in every language I speak (or am in the process of learning) 🇺🇸 Death feels like a dream and I want to dream. 🇧🇷 A vida é um excrucio, uma agonia, uma cacofonia. 🇲🇽 Toda una vida de lágrimas cede a la locura y luego calla. 🇩🇪 Ich liebe dich nicht mehr, Eduarda, ouviu?

Спасибо тебе, language simp, най накрая да продължа да opiskella suomen kieltä.

0:33 - je parle français - i speak english - hablo español (pero no es bien) - ich spreche deutch (ich lerne in der schule) conlangs: - mi toki e toki pona - mi tuki ala i tuki tiki - mi parolas esperanton mi wile toki e toki Kokanu. Mi ankaŭ faras lingvon, sed mi ne scias ĝin. Je pourrais aussi apprendre d’autres langues, but I prefer to master the ones I’m already learning. no quiero ser schlecht in viele Sprachen.

لغتي الام هي العربية وهي تخصصي في الجامعة And i achieved a very decent level in English И я сейчас изучаю русский So i prooved myself

Anh nói rất đúng You're very correct

The best thing about speaking another language is being able to effortlessly exclude others from your conversation. In all seriousness, it sort of frustrates me greatly when English speaking tourists go to other countries and can't even be bothered to learn a single word, with access to the internet I don't think there's really any excuse. Languages reveal so many interesting details about communication and culture. Sometimes speaking a language also feels far better when you're in an environment suited to your contations of the language. For example, when I was Greece and learned some basic greek, the language seemed to blend perfectly with the natural environment and high temperatures, almost as if the language had been made for that sort of environment. That probably doesn't apply with every language, but I'm sure it's far more satisfying to speak Arabic in a desert than speaking in English in a desert, or speaking Arabic in Antarctica. Denne verden er meget interessant og stor, men jeg kan også fornærme mennesker på Dansk når de slå mig ihjel i computer spil lmao. Ég tala ekki íslensku Δεν μιλάς ελληνικά Я не говорит по русски, извини. Boku wo nihongo heta desu No hablo español. Ich sprechen kein Deutsch. Jeg snakker Dansk.

Ich liebe deinen Content! J'aime tes videos! Love your content! Jag älskar dina videor! Mi olin e sitelen tawa sina a!

Nunca te esqueças de beber muita agua🇵🇹 Du sollst jeden Tag 2 Liter trinken🇨🇭🇩🇪 ¿Has bebido agua hoy!?🇪🇸 L'eau est ma boisson favorite🇨🇭🇫🇷 Yeah those are different sentences but just DRINK WATER :)

I speak English and Japanese and now currently learning Spanish and Chinese!

I know classical esperanto and old church klingon

1.Divyaan 2.दिव्यान 3.ਦਿਵਆਨ

I am learning english and japanese It makes my life better. Even If I am not fluent in these language, I can listen to audiobook and understand . I can understand many books that I am interested in. I am learning languages to make my life better. I can't say a single word in english and japanese, but I can learn something by using these. That's all 😊 Korean is my native language, and I can understand english and japanese. I think I am intermediate level. I can understand basic chinese, between beginner and intermediate. I can read cyrillic alphabet, but I can't understand languages written in Cyrillic.

🇨🇦 This is definitively a video I have ever watched 🇨🇦 C'est n'importe quoi mais je kiffe quand même 🇧🇷 Esse é definitivamente um vídeo que já vi na vida, se você tem 12 minutos sobrando, dá pro gasto 🇲🇽 Que pedo, tío! Pienso que Language Simp és un papi chulo 🤣 🇮🇹 Questo è definitivamente un video che ho mai visto su Internet 🇧🇪 Mein Deutsch ist Scheiße

個人的にな意見ですけど日本語が世界で一番いい言語だと思います！ This was a great video!! I love your work!!

I know Python, C++, JavaScript: print("Hello World!) std::cout("Hello World!) console.log("Hello World!")

J'espere que tous les gens va regarder cette video bravo. Deux ans mtn pour moi et tous les choses que t'as dit est vrai.

¡Hablo inglés, y estoy intentando aprender español! I have only been learning for about 2 months, but it has been super fun so far and I have been interested in it much longer, actually even the first sentence taught me a word "Intentando" present particle of "Intentar" to try, you learn new words all the time.