Why these multilingual school kids want to learn more languages

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  • čas přidán 14. 11. 2017
  • More than half the students at Reay Primary School in South London speak two languages. We visited them to hear their thoughts on language learning.
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Komentáře • 293

  • @LauraSanchez-tm3zq
    @LauraSanchez-tm3zq Před 4 lety +119

    From my perspective, being able to speak more than one language is especially useful in life, not only to communicate with people from different places over the world, but also to learn about their cultures and traditions. The children that appear in the video show ambition and eager to learn; two things that, in my opinion, are essential to know the world around us. Also, they are in the perfect age to discover everything, so learning various languages can help them to normalize and appreciate the fact that every single person is different, but that does not mean that he or she is worse.
    As I see it, knowing how to speak at least one language different from your mother tongue can bring you many opportunities and, if we want to build a fair and multicultural society it is necessary that children understand differences as something especial, not harmful.
    Laura Sánchez
    Group 41 Primary Education

    • @rebekakovacs9726
      @rebekakovacs9726 Před 3 lety

      @Christina Reynolds i understand that it would be easier but in europe espacially in south/centern europe kids at school must to learn english or at least german by the age of 8-9 but most of ppl doesn't speak any other language but their mother language... and also for me who speaks three language but the most important is hungarian (my mother language) for me

    • @shetheyithe8894
      @shetheyithe8894 Před rokem

      I studied with myself in 1 month about multiply languages. And It doesn't worked

  • @claudiagarcia-gd7vq
    @claudiagarcia-gd7vq Před 3 lety +49

    Firstly I would like to express my admiration towards this group of children as they show a mature multilingual conscience. The fact that they learn in a cultural context where there are children from different nationalities, helps them to acquire more knowledge about the cultures that surrounds them. In addition, the British educative system is very efficient and I firmly believe that we should follow this methodology in order to educate children with an open-mind attitude.

  • @sislam9633
    @sislam9633 Před 5 lety +123

    Well done England. Making good moves in the education system💪🔥

    • @charlotte52yearsago84
      @charlotte52yearsago84 Před 3 lety +4

      believe me i’m pretty sure this is the only school that does this 😭

  • @joeljimber5924
    @joeljimber5924 Před 4 lety +28

    Joel Jimber UAB Primary Education Grade: These multilingual school kids are very open-minded and have many ambitions in language learning. As childs, they have curiosities related to languages because as we can see, they find situations in which different languages coexist, such as Arabic or Spanish. Children are like sponges and its important to encourage them to learn different languages and cultures. This will help them grow up with a much greater cultural perspective.

  • @isabelbedsonbayo2522
    @isabelbedsonbayo2522 Před 3 lety +7

    We're glad to see some changes regarding the mentality the english have about their language! It's super positive that these kids appreciate the diversity in their classrooms and in their neighbourhoods. The fact that these kids have such motivation to learn new languages for such purposes really gives us hope to the future!

  • @marrodo6897
    @marrodo6897 Před 4 lety +31

    Personally, it is really favourable for a child to be able to speak more languages than their mother tongue, because I think that being multilingual is very useful in life.
    Multilingual children are more used to use different languages, so in consequence it is normal that they want to learn more and more. In this sense, we must encourage and let them be ambitious. At this age they have the capacities to do it, so we do not have to put barriers to them.
    Mar Rodó
    Group 31, Primary Education (UAB).

    • @readwithme-sloweasychinese9918
      @readwithme-sloweasychinese9918 Před 2 lety +1

      Yes, I do agree. My little girl can speak French, English, Chinese. Picking up Spanish soon. Start at young age will definitely help.

  • @user-rp9ly1ut1q
    @user-rp9ly1ut1q Před 4 lety +7

    This video shows us the multilingualism and multiculturalism in primary school and around their life by interviews. For example, the teacher did the game with piña, a Spanish word of pineapple, in the classroom. The boy wants to learn Arabic because he wants to speak with his neighbor in Arabic. I totally agree with the teacher´s opinion that learning a language can open children's eyes to know another culture, to gain experience. In my case, I studied the Spanish at university in China, when I began to know about the passionate soccer and festivals culture. Now I have the chance to study, make new friends, and enjoy the culture in Spain. What a wonderful experience is. And It influenced my character. Before I was a little bit shy, but now I am open to share my opinion with others. I love studying languages (Na Lyu, grupo 31, Seminario B, UAB)

  • @marionapujol6917
    @marionapujol6917 Před 4 lety +7

    In my point of view, being multilingual it's very important in life. It opens you to a lot of opportunities and it makes you grow in different aspects.
    Also, I love how these kids are so interested in learning many languages. I think it's very appealing to be in a school with kids from around the world, it makes you want to learn about their culture and their language. Kids are like sponges, by being a sponge I mean they learn super fast and get lots of concepts in their minds. That makes everything easier when learning a new language. Finally, I want to say that as teachers, we should encourage our pupils to always learn all the languages they want.
    Mariona Pujol, grup 31, Educació Primària

  • @silver4809
    @silver4809 Před 4 lety +309

    Already smarter than 50% of Americans lol

    • @Big-guy1981
      @Big-guy1981 Před 4 lety

      Mmm they get fed a lot of BS: Spanish is a very weak language outside Latin America.
      Besides, we hear most of them speak their mother tongue only.

    • @nicolas64pa59
      @nicolas64pa59 Před 4 lety +27

      @@Big-guy1981 Spanish is the second or third most spoken language of the world, smart boy

    • @elimerrodriguez374
      @elimerrodriguez374 Před 3 lety +3

      I've been studying how to speak Arabic online and discovered a great resource at Mirykal lingo guide (check it out on google)

    • @TheScumbagScav
      @TheScumbagScav Před 3 lety +7

      The American school system doesn't care about diversity or anything the cares about creating obedient workers that only work 9 to 5 jobs in a office some where

    • @TheScumbagScav
      @TheScumbagScav Před 3 lety +4

      I'm an American teen by the way so I understand this very well and a lot of the schools are racist so they don't want other cultures except the American culture being pushed around.

  • @martapuig3123
    @martapuig3123 Před 4 lety +5

    Studying more languages, not only the mother tong, is a way not only to communicate with more people around the world. It is an opportunity to learn about other cultures, get interests in their traditions, typical food, and lots of other things. We also get to know cultures that are not popular, and nobody have to hide their culture or language that it is not the official of the country.
    Marta Puig Mas. Group 41.

  • @Alex-bf7mc
    @Alex-bf7mc Před 5 lety +40

    My primary school didn't even have any MFL. That is criminal.

  • @raquelcontreraszamora9952
    @raquelcontreraszamora9952 Před 4 lety +14

    Honestly, I think that these children have a big advantage in their lives because they are in continuous learning, which makes them have a greater ability to learn.
    Moreover, these children get together with some other people who know other languages, and therefore their curiosity grows to know even more languages besides their mother tongue. So, I think it favors them because it is important to let children learn the languages and cultures that they want.
    Raquel Contreras Zamora
    Primary education, group 31.

  • @anapicazo99
    @anapicazo99 Před 4 lety +22

    These children are in a multilingual school. It will be easier for them, in the future, to participate in a globalization and a cultural opening.
    We can see that they are very outgoing and talkative boys and girls, they are not afraid to speak. They have many ambitions in learning languages. This will help them, in the future, to be better at learning languages o whatever.
    Finally, currently, we need more multilingual schools. Because if there were more schools like this, boys and girls would be better prepared for the future.
    Ana Picazo
    Grup 41

  • @swamianupamanand4673
    @swamianupamanand4673 Před 5 lety +5

    I had the same vision for my school and it's really amazing seeing it already exist somewhere!❤❤

  • @DianaBukaeva
    @DianaBukaeva Před rokem

    That boy… I wish some adults could have an insight like him. “We all have different opinions on what is the most important language” ❤

  • @AshDelights
    @AshDelights Před 5 lety +18

    Wow, very smart children!!)

  • @lauratejada1892
    @lauratejada1892 Před 4 lety +3

    Laura Tejada Campaña, group 31, Primary Education
    Speaking a wide variety of languages and especially when you are a child, opens a new world full of new enriching experiences and possibilities. These multilingual school children are really open-minded, and they have ambitions and motivations learning new languages. As future teachers, we should encourage them to develop these curiosities because it’s truly helpful for them to learn more languages apart from their mother tongue. We also have to take into account that, at this young age there are able to pick up information easily and quickly.
    In addition, our society is becoming more and more competitive and in most cases, languages are the key to not only to the professional success, but also for feed our brain and gain cultural perspective.

  • @martacasasayasperez2285
    @martacasasayasperez2285 Před 4 lety +6

    From my point of view, I think it’s very gratifying and important that children can learn different languages. In addition, I think that when you are a child is easier to learn different languages that when you are an adult. For this reason, schools should give special importance to language learning.
    Having the knowledge of knowing how to speak in different languages allows you to have new opportunities and live new experiences. As a child has said, many people (on summer vacations, for example) visit new countries. If these children come to a country and know how to speak their language, they have a great advantage in life. It’s very different to arrive in a country where you cannot speak or understand what people are telling you or doing the opposite.
    For this reason, I think that language learning is one of the most important factors in the education of children.
    Marta Casasayas. Group 41. Primary Education.

  • @IvanPolo
    @IvanPolo Před 4 lety +8

    I think that socially it is well seen to know many languages, ​​but I think that the technology we have today can save us the hard work of learning foreign languages. Many students suffer day by day because they do not like or find it difficult to learn new languages ​​and they feel compelled to learn it. Still, learning a language can be beautiful.

    • @dorothyriani2893
      @dorothyriani2893 Před rokem

      Some actually enjoy learning a new language so they can talk and personally communicate personally and create friendships.

  • @mireiavaro8064
    @mireiavaro8064 Před 4 lety +7

    First of all, I love the point of view of the children in the video. They are learning surrounded by different cultures since some children are Irish, African ... and they are growing up in a multicultural, inclusive and respectful environment. I think it is very important that children learn to speak another languages that aren’t their mother tong , it’s a fact that will open many doors for them in the future and will help them in their personal growth. In addition to enriching their cultural knowledge.
    Finally, I agree with Lucian when he said that all the languages are important and extremely useful.
    Mireia Varo Porcel
    Educació Primària-Grup 31

  • @marinasalvador8475
    @marinasalvador8475 Před 4 lety +3

    In my opinion, I really like the idea that children speak so many languages. Thanks to being able to speak more than one language, they will have more opportunities in their live. All are advantages. Especially, I was surprised by the ability that they have to learn languages. Besides, some of them never travelled to these countries. Finally, I think that this is an experience for these children. They can discover new cultures, new languages, etc.
    Marina Salvador
    Group 31, Primary Education UAB

  • @mariacarbonellrosell9977
    @mariacarbonellrosell9977 Před 4 lety +2

    Maria Carbonell - Group 41
    Children have a greater ability than adults to learn everything they propose, hence the expression "children are like sponges", because they absorb everything around them very easily.
    We can see that the boys and girls that appear in this video show an ambition, motivation and an immense desire in order to learn languages ​​beyond their mother tongue, and that's great! We live in a multicultural world, which means we have a lot of diversity constantly surrounding us, so it becomes increasingly necessary to learn things beyond our language and culture.
    I consider that the ability and the skill to learn and know a diversity of languages, allows, not only to be able to travel to many parts of the world and to be able to communicate with a lot of diversity of people, but it also allows us to learn about other cultures, traditions, and many other things.
    I envy these children and the large number of languages ​​they dominate being so young, I wish I had the opportunity to dominate and speak many more languages ​​than I currently speak.

  • @angelvalverdemontanes7975
    @angelvalverdemontanes7975 Před 4 lety +12

    Ángel Valverde, grup 31, Educació Primària UAB.
    In my opinion, being able to speak many languages opens up a world of possibilities for you to communicate with all the people in the world. However, it is obvious that it would be very difficult to know how to speak them all. Therefore, normally, people speak different languages depending on where we live, where we come from and depending on our tastes or abilities to learn it.
    In my case, I am very bad at learning new languages and it is a skill that I would like to have, since mastering many languages and acquiring their culture would make you learn a lot of new things. And if I had to advise people, I would tell them to try to speak as many languages as they could.

  • @anafaura3097
    @anafaura3097 Před 3 lety +1

    It is really interesting to see how children have the enthusiasm they have to learn languages from all around the world and also how they help each other to practice this languages, because from my point of view, when you learn more about a language is when you have someone native to talk with and this children have this wonderful opportunity to learn from each other.

  • @dunadelgadosanchez8409
    @dunadelgadosanchez8409 Před 3 lety +1

    It’s incredible how easy seems to speak that many languages and how well they do it. I admire them.

  • @txellescodaamadeo4074
    @txellescodaamadeo4074 Před 3 lety +2

    Meritxell Escoda (Primary Education UAB, group 71, seminar A): In my opinion it is very good to see different cultures and languages in just one school because that helps kids discover other languages, maybe learn some of them or just some words... And I think is really important for kids to have this opportunity in order to grow culturally speaking and also as a person.

  • @spencerconway5468
    @spencerconway5468 Před 5 lety +84

    That ain’t nothing
    I speak the following
    English
    Canadian
    American
    Australian
    New Zealanden
    South African
    Bahaman
    Cayman Islanden
    And
    Cook Islanden

    • @Edi-xt3rq
      @Edi-xt3rq Před 4 lety +3

      I speak all of those as well with the addition of Nigearean and a bit of Jamaican

    • @rocketdaytrader
      @rocketdaytrader Před 4 lety +5

      The funniest part is that so many with take you seriously.

    • @Pedro-ds3cq
      @Pedro-ds3cq Před 4 lety +4

      But actually you dont because these are all dialects of English

    • @Error4.04
      @Error4.04 Před 4 lety

      lol

    • @maten146
      @maten146 Před 4 lety +6

      So you speak for Canadian French and also all first nation language (a lot, congrats!).
      For American, you speak also a lot of language ( Spanish, French, Navajo, German, Pennsylvania Dutch, Italian, Irish, Creol Louisiana, .... ( About 100 other language )
      Australian you speak all aborigène language ?
      New Zealand do you speak Maori?
      South Africa do you speak Afrikaans, Xhoas, Zulu and all Khoisan language and all Bantu language of South Africa ?
      I think it is wonderful, you are so the people in the world who master the most number of language !
      Congratulations!

  • @davidruiz5721
    @davidruiz5721 Před 4 lety +3

    Hello! I hope you are fine!
    From my point of view, I think that this video is very necessary for everyone. We can see that English isn't the only language in the world.
    In this multilingual school we can see how children are interested in other languages ​​and not just for English.
    As they explain, learning a language means knowing the culture, the customs ... Against more languages ​​you know, more open doors you find in the world and more knowledge you have.
    They don’t think like us that English is the most important language. But they are all equally important, as in each country they speak differently. That’s why it’s important to learn more languages ​​than English to communicate with everyone!
    David Ruiz
    Group 41, educació primària.

  • @anaarias6264
    @anaarias6264 Před 4 lety +2

    Ana Arias, UAB Elementary Education, 41. It is interesting to see how these children are so open-minded about the fact of learning new languages. Also, it is interesting to appreciate the huge diversity (from a linguistic point of view) that exists between the several students and how they think this diversity is funny and awesome.
    Most of them seem to be proud of being multilingual or simultaneous bilingual speakers and those who speak just English seem to be encouraged to learn different language for several reasons. There’s one of them who talks about learning languages because that would be useful for his trips to other countries. There’s another one who talks about learning Spanish cause it is one of the most spoken languages in the world. These last two examples simplify the two main reasons why most of the world’s population is so interested in learning new languages: firstly, to get to know new cultures and traveling around without facing communication struggles; and secondly, to be able to participate in a globalized society.
    In my opinion, this video is a great example of motivation to become a multilingual speaker! The children are great reasoners and show their point of view about the importance of knowing more than one language in a much simpler way than any scholar could do it.

  • @tamaradinka
    @tamaradinka Před 3 lety

    These kids are amazing! Feeling hopeful when I hear them:))

  • @Kiyomi592
    @Kiyomi592 Před 23 dny +1

    I'm 13 and I speak English and Spanish. Right now I want to learn German and Portuguese.

  • @dreamtoonofficialchannel

    Praying that everyone falls asleep quickly and has a peaceful sleep. Hope you all wake up happy and well rested 😘😍👍

  • @Tehui1974
    @Tehui1974 Před 3 lety

    Beautiful to watch. I genuinely think the world would be a better place if people spoke more than 1 language, as it would increase empathy and understanding.

  • @priceandpride
    @priceandpride Před 5 lety +174

    the white kid was so well spoken and cultured!

    • @Idkmanihatethis
      @Idkmanihatethis Před 4 lety +24

      They all were :3

    • @spencer5028
      @spencer5028 Před 3 lety +6

      Being replaced in their native countries

    • @xav96
      @xav96 Před 3 lety +4

      Spencer yet you turn the other cheek to natives being infiltrated by other groups of people from europe who are in power. but yes, progression isn’t nice because europe should be pure and good and all of the people there have to have ancestral roots in that country!

    • @hkahsnza3693
      @hkahsnza3693 Před 3 lety

      Ik him im in this school im in year 6 his name is Lucian.

    • @judgejudyslover
      @judgejudyslover Před 3 lety

      @@spencer5028 yup it’s sad,

  • @paulacarpio1628
    @paulacarpio1628 Před 3 lety +1

    From my point of view, this is a very interesting video! And it is admirable the motivation these children have to continue learning new languages!

  • @lluistorrascorrales5359
    @lluistorrascorrales5359 Před 4 lety +2

    Lluís Torras Corrales, Grup 31, Educació Primària
    The importance of multilingualism is key when we think of communicating with people from around the world. Learning new languages can open many opportunities like traveling and getting to know a lot of people and cultures and, in my humble opinion, this experiences make your life way richer and awesome. After watching this video I am honored and very happy to see that the new generation is interested in learning about different cultures and languages at an early age. This has a lot of advantages and I believe every school should implement the concept of multilingualism in their project.

  • @celiafv76
    @celiafv76 Před 4 lety +1

    Cèlia Flos, grup 41, Educació Primària UAB.
    You can see in their words and eyes that this children love to learn new languages, and they want to learn more. I think this happens for two reasons: the first one, because they are young and this is the perfect age to start learning new laguages. The second reason is the motivation tu understand the people who already know this foreign languages.

  • @97garciaa
    @97garciaa Před 4 lety +4

    Abril Garcia Ortiz, grup 31 educació primària, UAB: I strongly believe that it is good that children speak more than one language, so they are at the perfect stage to learn more easily. Since at this stage children are like sponges. So, I think that being multilingual is very useful in life. When you get older it costs you more to absorb knowledge of a language. I am sure that if you learn a language, it is an opportunity to learn about other cultures, and thus, be able to know their traditions, foods, lifestyle...

  • @annaruiz8716
    @annaruiz8716 Před 4 lety +2

    Anna Ruiz Saila, grup 31, Educació Primària UAB
    First of all, I think that monolingual schools are very interesting because we can find a great diversity of cultures. All of these provide you with a wealth of knowledge and experiences as they allow you to grow as a person.

  • @bartycrouchjr.8831
    @bartycrouchjr.8831 Před 3 lety +1

    2:40 this little guy is speaking amazing, wow what a smart little bud

  • @aidajimenez4615
    @aidajimenez4615 Před 4 lety +1

    Aida Jimènez Bertran
    Group 31, Educació Primària UAB
    In my opinion, the fact of being multilingual in the world which we live it's a real privilege and nowadays it really is a necessity. Every day opportunities to study or work in foreign countries grow, and if children learn other languages from a young age they will have many more chances. Also learning languages is a way to stimulate the cognitive part.
    In conclusion, studying a 2nd or a 3rd language, for children and adults, has important physical and emotional benefits and gives us the opportunity to also understand our own language. And I consider very important that children know all the benefits that learning brings.

  • @qkhan418
    @qkhan418 Před 3 lety +1

    Wow this is my old primary school I was in year 5 then. Now im in year 8 I remember when they were recording this video and I cant belive it has over 100k views. My first language is Bengali 2nd is English and the languages I learned at that school was Spanish and French. I'm currently studying Urdu in my seconday school/middle school (for all you americans) Im going to start learning Arabic too in a few years!

  • @luciamartinezcubino1810
    @luciamartinezcubino1810 Před 3 lety +1

    After watching this video and all this kids motivated to learn other languages I feel more inspired when it comes to learning a language, not only to be able to communicate with other people but also because I find other languages ​​interesting and I would like to learn to speak or understand them
    Lucia Martínez

  • @paulaharillo3987
    @paulaharillo3987 Před 4 lety +2

    Some years ago, most of the people only knew their mother tongue and didn't have into consideration the importance of the languages. Nowadays, learning different languages can make opportunities increase in our lives. For this reason I think that as teachers we have an important role to encourage children to learn and practice languages of all over the world, not only their mother tongue.
    If we teach them languages since they are little, in the future they will be able to speak fluently.
    All the children should have the opportunity to learn.
    Paula Harillo - G31 (Primary Education)

  • @lydiavega1843
    @lydiavega1843 Před 4 lety +1

    Personally, I think children whom speak more than one language are more likely to be curious about the world in which we live in. Since kinds learn fester that adults it’s important that we teach them different languages as soon as we can. This will have a good impact in the children’s life because they will not only be able to communicate to a lot of different people but also learn about various cultures and traditions that will enrich their life.
    Lydia Vega
    UAB, Educació Primària, grup 31

  • @taniaperezcazorla4778
    @taniaperezcazorla4778 Před 4 lety +2

    Tania Pérez- UAB (G 31)
    From my point of view, I find this video very interesting because the children already know how to speak different languages, this will open more doors for them in the future. It has also made me rethink, once again, our education system; because in 13 years of study many people don’t have the level of English that could be achieved in this time, and instead these children know much more than we do.

  • @aleixbalcells5326
    @aleixbalcells5326 Před 3 lety

    I found impressive how this kids have the motivation for learning different cultures at that short age, and I'm sure they'll be very open minded on the future, which is great!

  • @claudiazamorano9945
    @claudiazamorano9945 Před 4 lety +1

    I think languages are very important and it is good for kids to learn as much as they can about them since they are very young. The more languages you know the better, because it means you can comunicate with even more people and travel around the world without worring about not being able to talk with anyone wherever you are going.
    I can speak fluently in 3 languages: spanish, catalan and english, and I'm also trying to learn italian at the moment, but in the future I would like to know even more languages, because I think they are part of the culture of any country and it's always grate to learn new things.

  • @cristinaporcuna8722
    @cristinaporcuna8722 Před 4 lety +1

    From my point of view, i think that is very important the fact that those kids learn different lenguages despite of being in the same class. I think that it's very respectfull for them to let them choose the lenguages that they learn and let them keep learning their mother tongue.
    Speaking more languages than your mother tongue is very important nowadays because we live in a world full of cultures and globalization. In fact, learning more than a lenguage opens a lot of new possibilities not only for being able to communicate with them but also for opening their minds with full of new cultures and people.
    Cristina Porcuna, grup 41

  • @janispintolatorre5404
    @janispintolatorre5404 Před 4 lety +1

    Nowadays, a lot of importance is given into learning languages, since globalization can lead us to communicate with people from many different countries and for that we must be able to understand each other.
    This school in London is a good example of what globalisation entails, as most of its students are from different nationalities. All of them are very curious and eager to learn new languages, they know that it will be useful for them, either to communicate with their neighbours or because it is a language widely spoken all over the world and it will be useful for travelling.
    Janis Pintó
    Group 31, Primary Education UAB

  • @martafontclaraserrallonga552

    Marta Fontclara Serrallonga UAB Primary Education
    In my opinion, learning in a multilingual school has to be a good experience and advantageous for students. Children who listen to speak other people in other languages constantly can learn these languages easily and they will have positive habilitites that will be useful when they are older. Studying in this kind of school, students will learn that childs who speak other languages as a mother tongue is because of they are from different countries and cultures, so probably they will be interested in discovering their different habits, accents, countries, etc. Moreover, they will be better at socializing and it will make easier to know people, to make friends, to travel, to get more experiences, to get more knowledge, etc.

  • @alexrodriguez9688
    @alexrodriguez9688 Před 4 lety +1

    Alexandre Rodríguez, Group 31, Educació primària UAB
    I think that this Children have a really good point of view about multiculturalism, what supposes being receptive and grateful with all the other cultures that come into their country or into their school. In my school children didn't have the same ambition to learn languages than the children in the video, and I would say that it's more a cultural characteristic than a generational one, because nowadays I am still keeping in touch with children in Spain and they normally don't have this ambition about learning languages.

  • @mireiaventuramayor3751
    @mireiaventuramayor3751 Před 4 lety +1

    Watching the video and in my opinion, I think that learning languages ​​and knowing how to use them is very useful, and more necessary than we think. In this school, we can see children who speak two languages ​​and even three. We can also se that speaking for them is not a problem, and in the future it can make communication much easier for all of them.

  • @mels.l5692
    @mels.l5692 Před 3 lety +1

    seminar C - Ismael Sekkou
    In my opinion multilingualism from a very young age is very important, it will open more doors for you in the future and this must be made known to children, who needs be not ashamed to know how to speak other languages
    .

  • @juliaribassilva4623
    @juliaribassilva4623 Před 4 lety +3

    Júlia Ribas Group 31 Primary Education
    Firstly, speaking more than one language opens a new world of possibilities. Being multilingual gives children better job prospects.Besides, the knowledge in more than one language immediately improves the chance of finding work after studies. Secondly, it is important to encourage pupils to learn more languages, at this young age they pick up information easily. Moreover, children have more aim to discover the world and all the cultures that surround us. For instance, as we can see in the video, one kid says that he would like to learn Arabic because of his neighbours. Teachers should take advantage of kids’ curiosity by teaching some new languages and different cultures.

  • @_mariabibiloni
    @_mariabibiloni Před 4 lety +1

    Being multilingual gives them the capacity to learn faster other languages. These children have an open-minded personality and they have become such ambitious children because they have the interest to learn lots of things.
    I think that they must learn more than one language since they are little because when they grow up and become adults in this modern world, they will have to be able to comunicate in many languages.
    Maria Bibiloni,
    Group 31, Primary Education (UAB)

  • @nuriarodriguezvalero2269
    @nuriarodriguezvalero2269 Před 4 lety +8

    Personally, I belive that school is very beneficial for the children because they can communicate in other languages and learn from other people. I think it is very important to speak more than one language because in this way you are more likely to communicate or to find a job. Moreover, it is a way to obtain information about other cultures.
    Núria Rodríguez Valero
    Primary education, group 31 (UAB).

  • @aliciaolmohernandez8674
    @aliciaolmohernandez8674 Před 3 lety +7

    From my point of view, this students are learning a lot because they are with classmates of different countries so, for that reason, this help to them to develop as a person to live in a multicultural society.
    I think that is very useful to them because they learn different languages and they can learn meanwhile they are playing with others.
    Alicia Olmo.

  • @janllobetabajo8099
    @janllobetabajo8099 Před 4 lety +1

    Jan Llobet, group 31, Primary Education (UAB)
    Personally, I think that in this type of schools children lives in a continuous learning, and this is fantastic!
    Obviously because they learn other languages all the time, and nowadays in the world we all need to know more than one language to be able to improve, but also because as a consequence of being in contact with people of many different countries they learn little things about other cultures, and this for a child is very positive.

  • @mariavilchezgarrido4179
    @mariavilchezgarrido4179 Před 4 lety +1

    María Vílchez Garrido. Educació Primària UAB. Group 41.
    From my point of view, it is very important to be able to speak more than one language. It allows us to communicate with people from other countries. This way, we can learn about different cultures and values. Children that appear in this video are in the ideal age to learn a new language and to develop their knowledge.Knowing many languages gives you the opportunity to work in different areas and to be able to acces a variety of jobs that, otherswise would be really hard to get involved with.
    On the other hand, I think it's better to learn a language because you are already motivated to do so. This way this becomes a hobbie rather than an obligation. For example, when I was younger, I never wanted to study any language at schoolo and now I'm trying to study Italian because I like the language and It's not mandatory and I am enjoying it. Learning a new languag should make people feel self-confident about their future.

  • @ainhoaherrero2206
    @ainhoaherrero2206 Před 4 lety +1

    Ainhoa Herrero
    Grup 31
    Educació Primària.
    These children have a huge advantage over other children, thanks to their multilingualism. These kids show a lot of interest in language learning and in my opinion, I think that this is a fact that makes them different and special in a very positive way.
    In addition, they are in an environment where people have different cultures and languages. These, stimulate their personal growth and also increase their curiosity about what is unconventional for them.

  • @victormarzah6915
    @victormarzah6915 Před 4 lety +1

    Víctor Martínez, UAB, Ed. Primària grup 41
    I believe that being able to speak many languages is very important because allows these kids to communicate with a lot of different people. It's amazing to see how these boys and girls want to learn more languages and I also think that we have to let them learn everything they want because at short ages it's easier to learn than were you are older.

  • @carlesserrano8771
    @carlesserrano8771 Před 4 lety +1

    I believe that children are the most capable human beings to learn new languages and, they are fully aware of the importance of learning lots of languages even if they are so young. They can bring us to a world where, in fact, globalization has really favorable things, and this is surely one of them. They are young and open-minded, with a fresh brain ready to be filled up, and i think, that if you motivate a child to learn a new language, making sure it doesn't become an unpleasant obligation , he or she will be really up to do it and will develop to a lot of knowledge. At the end of the day, this child will not only learn how to write or how to read or how to speak or understand some language, instead, he will be able to know lots of things about a whole culture of a place in the world, and this will definitely help him to grow up as a truthful human being.

  • @albaaranda5071
    @albaaranda5071 Před 4 lety +1

    Alba Aranda Espinosa, Grup 31, Educació Primària
    I like to see that kids in the video are very used to multilingualism and multiculturalism. They see it as an opportunity to learn other languages. Learning other languages is useful for traveling, for getting to know your classmates and neighbours, for learning new games, and even for “traveling” without leaving your city when you don't have the resources to do so. It is important that educators can also take advantage of globalization for the benefit of learners, who also see it as a learning opportunity.

  • @SeanReynolds1962
    @SeanReynolds1962 Před 3 lety

    The kids were brilliant!

  • @paulaliebananunez9367
    @paulaliebananunez9367 Před 4 lety +1

    Having this great opportunity to learn so many languages when we are young is amazing. I really kin of the attitude of this child. It’s very funny to see that, even though they know some language, they want to learn more. That’s because they want to be able to communicate with other people, for example with their neighbours. I would have like that when I was at school, the teachers had taught me more than these 3 languages: Catalan, Spanish and English.
    Paula Liébana, Educació Primària, Grup 41

  • @laurarueeda
    @laurarueeda Před 4 lety +1

    Laura Rueda UAB Primary Education Group 31.
    From my perspective, children at these ages have and easy time learning and, the fact that they are multilingual and want to learn more languages, helps them to relate globally and to know other cultures. I was suprise by a child who says that English is not enough for him because he needs more languages to get to know the world better. It seems that everyone wants to learn more languages, so it's as if the multilingualism that exist in that school encourages them to learn and, in addition, to respect all cultures.
    For this reason, the existence of schools in which there is great cultural diversity seems wonderful to me because in this way everyone can learn from everyone.

  • @monicabadiellaramo2868
    @monicabadiellaramo2868 Před 4 lety +1

    Mònica Badiella UAB Educació Primària. Grup 41. Seminari A.
    These children, being in these schools, are surrounded by more multilingual children. I think this produce more curiosity to learn more languages to communicate with each other. Since Kindergarten, it's important to lean languages because the boys learn easier at these ages.
    In my opinion, being able to speak many languages opens up more possibilities for your future, because it's essential to communicate, learn new cultures and acquire new experiences.

  • @paulaesteban6016
    @paulaesteban6016 Před 4 lety +1

    Paula Esteban UAB Primary Education Firts Grade.
    Seeing this children that are so young and know already how to talk this many languages in my opinion is such an amazing thing. They will be able to travel around the world an have a better understanding of different culture an also read a book in the original language. From my point of view the best thing to do it's that children start learning different languages and a very young each due to they absorbe everything so quick that it will be easier from them instead of learning that language when they are older.

  • @luisitofer4114
    @luisitofer4114 Před 9 měsíci

    I agree with the children, we need to learn languages, since it will help us
    on a daily basis in the work, social or academic sense, a clear example of this is that if
    you know different languages you can travel to different countries without the need to occupy
    a translator, and in this way you will feel more comfortable on your trip, another example is that
    if you know different languages you can get better jobs in different countries and in this way you can earn more money.

  • @aroatkd7286
    @aroatkd7286 Před 4 lety +1

    Aroa Rodríguez Sánchez, Primary Education
    In my opinion, study in a multilingual school is a good point to learn more than one lenguage because you can find other students who speak different languages.
    In a south London school, the 53 percent of students have English as a second language. This has surprised me because I didn't know the level of multiculturalism that exists in London. Undoubtedly, I think that relations with other students are favorable for them because they can learn a lot of things about other cultures and this is important to develop a person's values. Finally, I loved the interest that they showed us to learn other languages and cultures. For example, Luciand wants to learn Arabic to understand his neighbours.

  • @helenaguaschgirbau4587
    @helenaguaschgirbau4587 Před 4 lety +2

    Hello, everybody!
    In this video we have seen how these kids are able to speak more than one language. From my perspective I think that during the primary education it's very important to learn other languages.
    On the one hand it' s a tool to exercise the brain because it makes us recognize new signs and associate the meanings of different languages. But also on the other hand we develop the ability to defend ourselves in other languages and to communicate with the world more easily.
    Without any doubt, languages are a great stimulus for children, but we shouldn't abuse them if the children don't want. They are the protagonists of learning and we have to look for their centre of ineterest.

  • @albasubinaspolo46
    @albasubinaspolo46 Před 4 lety +6

    I completely understand why all this kids want to learn even more languages because that happens to me too. Eventhough I already know how to comunicate in three languages (catalan, spanish and english), I would love to speak at least 2 more languages. I think that being able to speak more languages opens you to the world and it introduces the culture of the country which speaks it. I think that being ambitious is a key aspect for learning and improving new languages.
    Alba Subiñas Polo, UAB, Educació Primària, grup 4.

  • @bertacandela9531
    @bertacandela9531 Před 4 lety +2

    In my sincerely opinion, and once I've whatched this video, I can't be more agree that knowing languages are key to success in life. It has a great importance to speak and even more understand different languages around the world. And of course if this importance starsts presenting in a young age.
    All in all, be multilingual has ana amazed benefits. Not only focused in personal growth, also permits you to learn and acquire a considerable variety of views about life. Moreover, allows you to be more open-minded, a crucial skill for all fases in life.
    Berta Candela, Group 41, Seminar: A

  • @idman8398
    @idman8398 Před 5 lety +20

    I speak English Somali Norwegian a little bit of French and a special edition:
    American slang lmao

  • @noaescudero736
    @noaescudero736 Před 4 lety +2

    I think that the best age to learn a language is when you are young. I believe that children learn faster than adults that's the reason why they can learn with less difficulties a new language. In my opinion, the ability to speak multiple languages is a great skill. Although it can be a little bit confusing for children to speak different languages at the same time it's great when they become adults and they can speak or understand everything. I think that it's really important to learn your mother tongue, but if it's possible, it's important, and I would also say rewarding, learn other languages. The ability to speak different languages can help people when they are looking for work, when they are travelling, when they are watching a movie... I think that it's not a "study" or a subject, I would say it's a hobby.
    Noa Escudero Mir, Group 41.

  • @ircomass
    @ircomass Před 3 lety +3

    It's impressive how this little children are more open-minded than the majority of adults. It's amazing to can learn very differents languages and cultures. I hope, there's a lot of schools as this... We need more schools like this one!

  • @albaperezperello1218
    @albaperezperello1218 Před 4 lety +1

    Alba Pérez, Grup 31, Ed. Primària
    I believe these kids will have language richness. This will improve their future. They will be able to speak many languages, so this will let their reach better job places. It is not only important for job places; this will let them communicate with lots of people. As much as you talk with other people, you will learn many interesting things.
    If I were their mom, I would be grateful. It’s impressive that these children are so open-minded. However, we do not have to forget that learn a language requires much effort. Therefore, if they really want to learn a new language, we will have to help them as much as we can.

  • @cristinaarroyo7124
    @cristinaarroyo7124 Před 4 lety +1

    I agree totally with this video. English, in fact isn’t the only language in the world, but for all of us is the second we learn. It is very important to us to communicate with other people and English has become the main way to speak. The problem is the people who have English as their mother tongue, they usually aren’t interested in other languages or cultures and consequently they expect a world which have to be adapted for them.
    Despite of this, we have seen different children who want to learn more languages as Arabian, Spanish… also we noticed the importance of English, all of them were able to speak this language as the second tongue or mother tongue. The woman who appeared at the end said that learn a language means to learn also experience and culture.
    To sum up, with this video I learn the idea of working on a language is more than we think because it means to grow up and see the world from a different point of view.

  • @natalialopez515
    @natalialopez515 Před 4 lety +1

    From my point of view, learning new languages is a very important chance to communicate with people around the world and to share different experiences. Also, as the video shows, learning a new language can open opportunities in this multicultural world that we live and be more open-minded with different cultures and beliefs.
    Group 41, Primary Education

  • @martacr4315
    @martacr4315 Před 3 lety +1

    This is wonderful! Seeing children want to learn new languages and talking some of them is inspiring! Love it👏🏻

  • @rheapajel251
    @rheapajel251 Před 4 lety +1

    First of all, I am amazed how mature these children are and how they talk about this topic. Instead of complaining about having to learn more languages than their mother tongue, they see it as a very positive thing for them. They understand that the more languages they learn, the more open and prepared they will be to know more about our world. In addition, the fact that they want to learn more languages in order to be able to understand others shows that they embrace other cultures and they do not discriminate against them. Finally, I believe that being a multilingual kid makes them be more independent, open minded and also more generous and ambitious because it allows them to discover and comprehend the world by themselves.
    Rhea Pajel - Primary Education UAB

  • @aidasalvadorperez7054
    @aidasalvadorperez7054 Před 4 lety +1

    Aida Salvador Perez - Group 41
    Personally, I think that being able to speak more than one language opens millions of ways and opportunities for you, the opposite of if you only speak your native language.
    All these boys and girls have a common characteristic and is the desire to learn and know new languages and their culture; that ambition of wanting to know, to learn and looking for their futures.

  • @sandrasanchezgonzalez5675

    This video is very impressive from my point of view because I can appreciate the knowledge that this open-minded kids have already acquired. We should know the importance of knowing different languages to be able to talk with anybody and to travel around the world, and we can see these that little kids can even learn talking to each other. It is very useful to talk more than our mother language, and it is a way also to start acquiring multicultural aspects from other countries.
    Sandra Sanchez
    Primary Education UAB 71

  • @laiagarcia5873
    @laiagarcia5873 Před 3 lety +1

    That is very interesting! I loved this video

  • @dorothyriani2893
    @dorothyriani2893 Před rokem

    Excellent.The more the better!

  • @jackfordon5532
    @jackfordon5532 Před 6 lety +36

    The one Czech girl said "Já jsem hlad", which translates to "I am hunger". One would say "(Já) mám hlad" (I have hunger) ;)

    • @3Silence
      @3Silence Před 6 lety +21

      Yup - but give her a break, she's 8.

  • @annaclapesmorral3546
    @annaclapesmorral3546 Před 4 lety +1

    Anna Clapés, Grup 31 Educació Primària UAB
    After watching this short video I can say that I am amazed and kind of jealous of all these children. They are so young and they already speak more than one language. The best thing, though, is that they are excited to keep on learning more languages.
    Honestly I think multilingualism is all about advantages: it improves brain activity, memory, the ability to communicate with other people, it helps to learn new cultures and it offers some other chances as finding a job easily.

  • @davidc.1071
    @davidc.1071 Před 3 lety +2

    Laia Carbonell, Clàudia Barnils, Helena Arnal, David Cortés (UAB Primary education Group 71 seminar A): We think that cultural diversity is a strenght to be considered at schools all around the world. We think it's a good idea to make visible cultural diversity through this kind of videos. And it's also important to see the kids having fun while learning at the same time.

  • @user-om8xy8kg5i
    @user-om8xy8kg5i Před 9 měsíci

    It is incredible to think that we can establish relationships with people who do not even understand their language, learning a new language opens many doors to literature, to life, work, and other activities

  • @hamarana
    @hamarana Před 3 lety

    Google might be great and break the language barriers around the world but the satisfaction of learning/speaking two, three languages is even greater!

  • @annacalduchoton5552
    @annacalduchoton5552 Před 4 lety +1

    In my opinion, studying more languages other than the mother tongue provides the opportunity to travel, recognized new cultures, typical food, interests, and other things that help cultural overture. Furthermore, helps to be more skillful in language learning.
    In conclusion, I think that learning other languages ​​helps us positively.
    Anna Calduch Otón- Group 41.

  • @lauramonturiol2251
    @lauramonturiol2251 Před 4 lety +2

    As I see it, being able to speak different languages makes our lives easier because it helps us to communicate with other people when we are abroad visiting different countries. In my opinion, schools should give languages a bigger relevance doing more hours per week since the first year of school. In this way, children would have the chance of knowing how important and interesting languages can be, and how useful they are for the future, and they probably would be more interested in learning and improving. Moreover, in the globalized market in which we are living multilingualism opens us the opportunity to apply for an international job.
    Laura Monturiol - Grup 31. Ed. primària.

  • @liavolpe6111
    @liavolpe6111 Před 4 lety +4

    First of all, I have to say that I have loved how open-minded these children are and the inclusive attitude they show. In this video, we can see a school where children of different nacionalities, cultures and with a different mother tongue, in most cases, live together. Many of them are multilingual, and therefore able to speak different languages. It is at age when they know more and they are at the right time to do so, as they are like sponges that absorb any kind of learning. For this reason, I believe that our role, as adults, is to let them be ambitious and test their skills in retaining another language.
    Being multilingual is something very important, since it opens many doors for you when it comes to finding a job, for example. But not only that, it also enriches you as a person, in many ways.
    Lia Volpe Sales
    Primary Education (UAB), group 31

  • @judithgomez6579
    @judithgomez6579 Před 4 lety +1

    From my point of view, I believe that today in day is a much important known and learn many languages for a future life.
    Is important that from an early age teach to they other languages and beetwen them speak different idioms because they can learn different customs, culture, expressions, etc.
    Judith Gómez, group: 41

  • @teosoler
    @teosoler Před 4 lety +1

    In my opinion, the children of this school have a great advantage in life because they are in a learning environment, where the multilingualism provides them the opportunity to increase their knowledges.
    In addition, these children join other people who know other languages and from other cultures. That's why I think this is school is so much advanced compared with others. Because it gives to the children the freedom to choose which language or culture they want to learn.
    Teo Soler, Grup 31

  • @mireiarosado2958
    @mireiarosado2958 Před 4 lety +1

    Personally, multilingual or multicultural education is very important to consider because the fact that some children speak different languages as a native language could be beneficial to children that they don’t know any foreign language as well as children that know a different language to expand their knowledge and open their mind to discover a new language or culture. As future teachers, I think we have to take advantage of these situations and see it as an opportunity of learning jointly different languages, which as a consequence, it will allow children to understand another language, another culture and gain experience that it can be useful in a future.
    Mireia Rosado
    Group 31, Primary Education (UAB).

  • @ainao2600
    @ainao2600 Před 4 lety +1

    Aina Obiols UAB: I find amazing the way all this students speak about how useful it is to speak different languages. Their speech is very mature for their age. They are lucky enough to go to a school where multiculturalism and multilingualism are highly valued.

  • @patricialuiszadomsa3779
    @patricialuiszadomsa3779 Před 4 lety +1

    Patricia Domsa Grup 41 Primària UAB
    I am surprised and I find it interesting how children themselves can see the importance of every language. They teach us a lesson. A language doesn't have to be superior to others, they all have their uses. Knowing a language also means knowing different cultures and games. A language is not just a language.

  • @gumogumonopistol7491
    @gumogumonopistol7491 Před 3 lety +1

    In Myanmar, kids from International schools study three languages at the same time.