din svenska är väldigt bra, jag skulle vilja tala som du en dag. Jag gillar verkligen Fredriks podcast förresten!! :) Todas tus lenguas son buenísimas, chapeau !
Hello friend! So inspiring,, this video. I would like to ask a few things if you don't mind. Would love advice on this... 1. When learning a new language. Do you just focus on this one language and not worry about others? Do you think we can learn more than one new language or a language we are not very strong in? 2. When studying languages, how do you make time for them all. Do you study every day and manage to fit them all in?? Do you make a weekly schedule, study a few each day? Especially when someone like you knows 6 or 7! I worry. If I focus on my new language. I will forget all the others I have studied up to this point.
I heard that portugese grammar is more difficult than Spanish. And the pronunciation more on the nasal side. Does swedish have 20% german words? Or more. Russian sure has its difficulties, would a good reason to learn.
I counted 5 languages, but to be fair, Russian is quite difficult, the pronunciation and the grammar mostly. Before the Covid pandemic, I spent a few weeks in a hostel in Colombia and met people who spoke English, Spanish, German, French, Brazilian Portuguese, and Hebrew. Hebrew was the only language I hadn't spent a lot of time with.
Amazing to hear you Julian speaking Swedish, I love that
😊
Bring more people and their stories here! I love listening to stories of how people have learned languages
Will try to :)
The cultural shock and difference of Sweden / Spain , is my whole life in Germany as a Greek 😢😂😅 Mediterranean vibes >>>> ❤
Same same, but different!
din svenska är väldigt bra, jag skulle vilja tala som du en dag. Jag gillar verkligen Fredriks podcast förresten!! :)
Todas tus lenguas son buenísimas, chapeau !
Merci Laura :)
Wow!!!! Love this!! 🎉
Yay! Thank you!
Je vois que ton français cest très bon,je kiffe ton accent,J'ai hâte d parler russe comme moi😶
Merci!
Hello friend! So inspiring,, this video. I would like to ask a few things if you don't mind. Would love advice on this...
1. When learning a new language. Do you just focus on this one language and not worry about others? Do you think we can learn more than one new language or a language we are not very strong in?
2. When studying languages, how do you make time for them all. Do you study every day and manage to fit them all in?? Do you make a weekly schedule, study a few each day? Especially when someone like you knows 6 or 7! I worry. If I focus on my new language. I will forget all the others I have studied up to this point.
Check out my video How To Learn Many Languages at the Same Time! I answer to some of your questions there
Also, check out My Three Language Learning Mistakes! I reveal some stuff there as well
I heard that portugese grammar is more difficult than Spanish. And the pronunciation more on the nasal side. Does swedish have 20% german words? Or more. Russian sure has its difficulties, would a good reason to learn.
probably more than 20%
Great stuff man! Is that Pewdiepie? (lol just joking)
Same same, but different!
Qué nivel tienes de sueco y cómo lo aprendiste? Parece que pronuncias como un nativo.
Nací en Suecia, pero tuve que reaprender el idioma. Diría que tengo un B2 approx.
I counted 5 languages, but to be fair, Russian is quite difficult, the pronunciation and the grammar mostly. Before the Covid pandemic, I spent a few weeks in a hostel in Colombia and met people who spoke English, Spanish, German, French, Brazilian Portuguese, and Hebrew. Hebrew was the only language I hadn't spent a lot of time with.
Russian is difficult, just facts
Cheeeeeeeee… quina qualitat
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