How many languages do you speak? Which language do you speak? And can you relate with me or do you rather want to stay a Monolingual!? Let me know in the comments!

@motosaya_shinra2005

3 жыл бұрын

I can speak:Swissgerman,german,english I'm now learning: Italian, Japanese, Spanish, Finnish

@daveedel1491

3 жыл бұрын

Hey Kyurin do you understand this in Spanish..? Este es la primera ves que te veo en KZread y pienso que eres lindísima.

@abbasturd

2 жыл бұрын

I can speak Tagalog and English. I am learning Japanese. Usually, if I can't remember a word in one language I just try to say it in another language. Hopefully, the person I'm talking to at the moment knows both Tagalog and English. Also, I like to think that Filipinos are trilingual because we can speak our dialect, Tagalog, and English. It just comes naturally.

@littlemixaculer9980

2 жыл бұрын

I speak German, English Hindi and I‘ve been learning French for 4 years

@Jangmiixsh

2 жыл бұрын

I can speak: english-spanish-Korean-dutch-french Learning: mandarín-italian-arabic

The true joy of being multilingual is being unable to find the word you're looking for in 6 languages rather than just in one...

@KyurinDiary

3 жыл бұрын

I know right!!! Which languages do you speak?

@mnk9073

3 жыл бұрын

@@KyurinDiary Oh apart from my own just German, French, Spanish, some Italian (the romance languages alwas kinda feel like cheating) and well, English. Sadly couldn't make sense of anything further out so far...

I not a multilingual person. I only speak my native language and english. However, that brain freeze always happens to me especially after reading an english book, so frustrating, cant even explain simple terms some times ~relatable~

@KyurinDiary

3 жыл бұрын

🤣🤣🤣 I can relate so much

I remember once, my brain's translator malfunctioned for a few seconds during online classes, when a teacher asked me a question. I knew the ans, but my brain just couldn't translate it into English, instead it translated in Hindi, french and even Korean🤦🏻‍♀️😂

As a multilingual it's so weird like sometimes I accidentally said Cantonese in my English class and my teacher said "NO CANTONESE IN THIS CLASS" then I'm so embarrassed when I say some other languages and sometimes i talk to my friends in accidentally say Chinese or a bit of korean lol (I’m actually Chinese (hong kong))

Also, this moment when you find the word in another language, but not in the one you need it...happens to me very often..

The languages I know are English, Mandarin, Cantonese, French and Latin. And I'm learning Japanese and Korean. The worst thing about being multilingual for me is not realizing you're speaking a different language from everyone else. Once, I was at an interview and the interviewer was speaking French. They asked me a question, and I, for some reason, began responding in Korean. It took me a whole minute of confused looks to realize that I wasn't speaking the correct language and I had to switch back to French to actually answer the question. Another thing I do as a multilingual is that I suddenly switch languages mid-sentence without realizing it. Someone, please tell me I'm not the only one who does this 😂😭

@theonly_Bantan

Жыл бұрын

No my dear friend you're not alone lol

@xdrazormon454

2 ай бұрын

Add in Arabic and you’ll complete the 4 hardest languages to learn

I’m not fluent in anything but English bc I never get to practice :/ but french is my second best, then Spanish and Korean. I’ve studied Chinese mandarin and Indonesian too :) when covid is over I hope to travel more and get better!

So I lived in a mostly monolingual city (I live in the same place but it got more "international") and my first language is not English. I've been learning English at school. For my whole education, I was crappy at it, though I attended a bilingual school. But at some point, I started watching series in English and got "bilingual". After some time I decided to switch my major to Speech Therapy and I went for an interview at the university. Then, I was told I started to have a problem with the "s" sound because of the English influence (it was slightly off but that was SL Therapy). It was so funny for me because I have lived in my city for my whole life and I rarely go abroad. I also keep forgetting words. I don't like it, especially since I never lived in an English-speaking country and I feel like I'm not justified to do that. I'm also studying other languages. I find it super funny that at some point I started trying to think in a foreign language. It's so funny when my brain after a Czech lesson tries to think in Czech but it's hard and switches to Ukrainian which is also hard so I'm going back to English at some point. Then someone uses my native language and I'm back thinking in my native. After a while, I switch back to English. I suppose it's because most of the media I hear is in English.

not knowing which subtitles to aatch something in 💀

I can relate with the dreaming and also when i am reading something in another language and they ask me do you speak, insert language.I can speak 4 languages Spanish, English, French and Chinese fluently and currently I am studying Chinese, Japanese and Portuguese

Just like Malaysians and Singaporeans, although most people can speak English, they also understand other languages, and in the end they have mixed so-called mixed languages. Become a local culture over time.

@KyurinDiary

3 жыл бұрын

Hahah do you also switch in between languages all the time then when talking? 🤣

@KGLTF

3 жыл бұрын

@@KyurinDiary we mixed together, haha, 😂 just like Cantonese mixed English mixed Mandarin..乱七八糟+Malay

I'm only fluent in Japanese and English, but I also understand intermediate Mandarin and basic Korean. My brain often panicks when I see a sign written in all the languages above (it's a common practice in Japan to use these 4 languages for signs in public spaces such as train stations).

I only speak Danish and English :( I feel like such a failure for only knowing 2 languages as a European.. I'm learn German in school I'm so bad at it :(

@KyurinDiary

3 жыл бұрын

Nooooo - you have all the time to learn new languages ❤️ And youre so great for being bilingual already!

@kireidoll

2 жыл бұрын

Yey Danish! I try to figure that we speak a really rare language which is cool, but also not very usable on the international market 😥 Which language would you like to learn??

I speak, English, Spanish, French, Italian, Portuguese, and Mandarin Chinese. But the only issue I have ran into mixing the other languages with English lol

@KyurinDiary

3 жыл бұрын

Hahaha how come? And crazy! I want to learn Spanish too!! Any tips?

@adamcastillo9162

3 жыл бұрын

@@KyurinDiarycan't give many tips for Spanish since I grew up speaking English and Spanish. So speaking spanglish was almost normal. Then when I learned all the other languages mixing them become a problem. Part of the time I'm speaking Spanglish or Chinglish. 😂🤣😅. But one way my friends learn Spanish is through music. 🎵🎶

One struggle I sometimes face as a multilingual is that when my mom asks to translate a word or sentence from a language I don't speak. She assumes I know it 😂😂😂

omg me too! i speak cantonese, mandarin, english and im learning french and korean. often times, i forget a word in cantonese and don't remember until months later. or knowing something in english all my life then figuring it out in mandarin/cantonese and vice versa. french grammar is also so frustrating and confusing lol. since korean and cantonese have some similarities, i'm able to catch on a few words so thats nice. just started learning korean and it's pretty fun so far! my mothertongue is actually cantonese but i learned 90% of my cantonese by watching tvb dramas + practicing/learning with my family lmaooo

@elenaisabelconde5865

3 ай бұрын

Same with all my lannguages

Love the video, 😍😂 my parents are monolinguals and I speak by myself all they and they're always like " is everything ok on your side" 👀👀👀

@KyurinDiary

3 жыл бұрын

thank you so much for watching!!! and HAHAH same when I was learning a new language it was so weird for them to see me speaking a new language

@elenaisabelconde5865

3 ай бұрын

My father is monolingual, my mother knows Spanish and French and she is learning English now

Bilingual here. English spanish. I absolutely get brain freeze and think or say things in one meant for the other. I also tend to think my poor mother will understand my English when i get tongue tied xD As for the dream bit i too was asked this by a friend of my father in law (Serbian) and honestly idk either....do i even talk or is it just mainly scenes and pictures...but that could b a different subject. Im pretty sure if i do its english? XD

Why is this so true 😭 omg !

@KyurinDiary

3 жыл бұрын

Hahah which languages do you speak?😍

I can speak Turkish, German. French, English and Korean and I can relate to all of this. I do curse in Korean and I dream in different languages. Sometimes in German, sometimes in English, sometimes in Turkish and sometimes in Korean (I never dreamed in French 😂😂) and also can’t explain my mom my subject in university in Turkish 😂😂😂 Translated it looks like this: My mom: What where u studying again? Me: Sociology Mom: What’s that? Me: That’s where we look at people and ... (oh shoot, what’s society in Turkish) and on their lives together as group Mom: How u gonna win money with staring at people 😂😂😂

@KyurinDiary

3 жыл бұрын

HAHAHAHA omg omg omg i can relate so much 🤣🤣🤣 So funny!!!!!!!! And youre a rockstar for speaking so many languages! Do ur parents also speak as many?

@blooming_flower9644

3 жыл бұрын

@@KyurinDiary Oh, thank you 😄😄 No, they are bilingual haha

Me too actually hahaha. Sometimes i open the google translate to translate the word in language in my mind to other language. Sometimes to even my native language Hahah.

-คุณพูดภาษาไทยได้มากน้อยแค่ไหนคะ - เรียนมากี่ปี -ชอบประเทศไทยไหม -เพราะอะไรถึงชอบประเทศไทย -คุณเคยมาเที่ยวประเทศไทยไหมคะ Can you understand what I said in thai language

Italian,Korean,Turkish,English! And now Chinese

This is so relateable like i'm talking to my mom and then suddenly my brain forgets how to speak punjabj then i switch to urdu then i switch to hindi and even after switching to hindi i just can't seem to find that one word lol (i speak 4 languages 🇵🇰🇮🇳🇺🇸🇸🇦 urdu, punjabi, hindi, english arabic? And am learning korean and japanese maybe i'll learn chinese in the future)

im mot multilingual but i want to learn japanese i can speak english, cantionese, and sorta french somewhat fluent my most fluent language is cantionese because imgrew up speaking it until i went to preschool and learnt englis (and im born in canada) i think in both, and my mind is REALLY REALLY fluent in cantionese, but when i speak it, i get jumbled up. that also happenes in english as well. long story short, i do relate, even only knowing 2 languages

hmm... i speak english, hindi, punjabi, and am trying to learn korean. btw after watching this video, i think i will also wake up and think what language i was dreaming in. lol

Soñar in multiple language wil be amazing

One night I saw a dream in Portugese with subtitles ...

Wortfindungsstörungen sind bei mehrsprachigkeit normal. vor allem, wenn es um spezifische ausdrücke geht. und: traduire c‘est trahir. insofern einfach offensive damit umgehen. z.b. „das wort xy fällt mir auf deutsch gerade nicht ein.“ es geht ja um inhalte und nicht um die verpackung. insofern ist es übrigens auch und gerade egal „in welcher sprache“ einer träumt.

@KyurinDiary

3 жыл бұрын

Spricht du auch mehrere sprachen?!

@eliasbucher3646

3 жыл бұрын

@@KyurinDiary ich bin franz-deutsch muttersprachler. da habe ich english, spanisch und italienisch gleichsam „gratis“ dazu bekommen. ich spreche/verstehe keine sprache ausserhalb meiner beiden sprachfamilien.

I speak Chinese Korean Swiss German, English , German and French 😅

I speak English,Gugurati and I am learning korean and chinese

I can relate listening to Music and someone comes and turns it off.. I speak English, French, Hindi & Marathi.

It seems you had the advantage of having Chinese parents to teach you from a young age and I have a feeling you grew up in Europe. I wonder how well you would do if you weren’t living in a very multilingual continent and nobody to practice with on the streets and without taking any classes

sometimes i can’t speak both of the languages i speak i always mix words

@KyurinDiary

2 жыл бұрын

ME TOO OMG !!! Which languages do you speak?

@mypurpleheart406

2 жыл бұрын

@@KyurinDiary omgg u replied i can’t believe ilysm 💗💜 i speak english & kurdish

Im trying to learn korean i speak english and turkish

I speak four languages and brain freeze happens in my mother tongue 😂.

SO CUTE LOL

@KyurinDiary

3 жыл бұрын

love u so muchhhhh

오옹 그럼 저는 한국어만 하겠습니당 ㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋ

@KyurinDiary

3 жыл бұрын

꺄 텐님~! 여기 보라와줘서 고마워요❤️ 잘지냈어요?!!!

@ten7184

3 жыл бұрын

@@KyurinDiary 우와아아 ㅎㅎ 열심히 지내고있어요! 규린님은 잘 지내고있죠?ㅎㅎ

but I like you 🤭

Было бы ещё русский неплохо 👉👈

Swissgerman🥰

@KyurinDiary

3 жыл бұрын

Yay😎