Zoe.languages

Zoe.languages

Just a multicultural channel 😉
Polyglot: Chinese, English, French, German, Arabic, Turkish, Persian
Binational PhD candidate in socio-anthropology
Here to share my experience of language learning and insights into different cultures.
Let's progress together!

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  • @tidingsofsoul
    @tidingsofsoul9 минут бұрын

    Can you do a video about oldest languages in the Earth 🌎🌎🌎

  • @bjolie78
    @bjolie7815 минут бұрын

    It's not your language.

  • @tyou5779
    @tyou5779Сағат бұрын

    亲,你有几个频道吗?三个?

  • @xiaoyuvax
    @xiaoyuvax2 сағат бұрын

    为什么我也看得津津有味的,哈哈哈,而且一点都不觉得你在说英语,哈哈哈哈

  • @LoveAcorn-ew2hf
    @LoveAcorn-ew2hf2 сағат бұрын

    Been stuck with my language learning lately and glad that this video really provides many fresh perspectives like diversifying learning approach or microlearning. Also, I have been using elsa pro for a while and I really like it. Thanks a lot for the discount I think I will buy premium asap

  • @anhmai372
    @anhmai3722 сағат бұрын

    Facing the IELTS test soon, and feeling the pressure with the speaking test. Maybe I should consider trying Elsa as it seems to focus a lot on speaking.

  • @EuroTravChannel
    @EuroTravChannel3 сағат бұрын

    Tibetan King སྲོང་བཙན་སྒམ་པོ joined by Chinese emperor curved in stone, 1200 years ago, that Tibet and China are One Nation and One People. The scripts are curved on Tang Tubo alliance stele - a rock that has stood for 1200 years. 1 二聖舅甥 The two emperors of China and Tibet are blood relatives, cousins. 2 恩覆其無內外 商議葉同 The territories of the two kingdoms, China and Tibet, no longer have what is in and what is out. There is no longer what land is inside China and outside China in Tibet, and there is no longer what land is inside Tibet and outside Tibet in China. This is the agreement of the two emperors. 3 封境或有猜阻捉生,問事訖,給以衣糧放歸。If the two people cross the boundary of the two kingdoms, we no longer punish it and release them and gift them with clothes and grains. 4 今社稷葉同如一,為此大和。Today, the two emperors announce the two kingdoms and the two people are united as ONE. That is Tibet and China are One Nation and One People. 5 如斯樂業之恩垂於萬代,稱美之聲遍於日月所照矣。This unity of Tibet and China will be praised by humans for eternity, and witnessed by the sun, the moon and all gods.

  • @ayhamsy9673
    @ayhamsy96734 сағат бұрын

    ich bin neu hier in deutschland möchte trreffe neu maneschen für spreche deutche

  • @hridayabhiranjan1
    @hridayabhiranjan14 сағат бұрын

    Truth should also be brought out. Dance shown is from Tibet and Tibet was never part of china it is occupied territory, so are other regions such as East Turkmenistan now Xin Xiang, part of Mongolia etc. Culture of different occupied country were and are different they are not Chinese. Communist and PLA run Government is committing genocide and cultural dilution by forced reeducation. Chinese Government and people should be ashamed of this barbarism.

  • @EuroTravChannel
    @EuroTravChannel3 сағат бұрын

    No nation on earth ever recognized Tibet as an independent nation, including India, the UK, the US and the entire EU.

  • @EuroTravChannel
    @EuroTravChannel2 сағат бұрын

    Turkmenistan does not share border with China; and outer Mongolia was annexed by Russia then became independent about 50 years ago. Mongolia has been under Chinese rule for one thousand years before outer Mongolia was independent. The outer Mongolia lives in misery and poverty, whose per capital income is fraction of that of Inner Mongolia of China. That is why you are acrimonious. You need the braveness to accept historical facts.

  • @master6833
    @master68334 сағат бұрын

    你长得又美又有才,内容和剪辑都很棒

  • @kenzyboghdady4559
    @kenzyboghdady45595 сағат бұрын

    Thanks, zoe, you've pretty guided me

  • @aminomidi6573
    @aminomidi65735 сағат бұрын

    👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👌

  • @mahgoubnadir803
    @mahgoubnadir8035 сағат бұрын

    كل العرب لي هون عاملين مدرسين ااالوو😂😂

  • @quynhdaopham1048
    @quynhdaopham10485 сағат бұрын

    Been stuck with my language learning lately and glad that this video really provides many fresh perspectives like diversifying learning approach or microlearning. Also, I have been using elsa pro for a while and I really like it. Thanks a lot for the discount I will buy premium asap kkk

  • @MaiNguyen-gg1zy
    @MaiNguyen-gg1zy5 сағат бұрын

    finally someone talk about elsa. as someone who has been struggling with english speaking for years, it really saves my life. i even bought elsa premium to practice interviews for my job and it's feel like talking to the real interviewer lol. there are also a lot more features and lessons to explore. really worth the money imo

  • @hahahammmm
    @hahahammmm6 сағат бұрын

    I really loveeeeeeeee the video. As someone struggling to progress beyond a certain point in my English learning, it couldn't have come at a better time. Also, I love that you mentioned Elsa too. I'm really loving Elsa for how it's boosting my English speaking skills. The way it spots and fixes errors on the spot, also very very detailed and strict, is really incredible.

  • @thomasreiche6879
    @thomasreiche68797 сағат бұрын

    Little funfact: German is also one (of nearly 30) official language in Namibia.

  • @hfdennycheng9010
    @hfdennycheng90107 сағат бұрын

    如果有外國人認為你這個敦煌LOOK是印度,也是有原因,因為敦煌文化是向東傳入中國的印度佛教文化

  • @Cancionsarabe.
    @Cancionsarabe.7 сағат бұрын

  • @amazingamen7525
    @amazingamen75258 сағат бұрын

    粵語廣東話是否更難?

  • @amazingamen7525
    @amazingamen75258 сағат бұрын

    可否介紹亞蘭語

  • @tomcat1112k
    @tomcat1112k9 сағат бұрын

    Dr Zoe, I started learning French using the book you recommended - Assimil French B2 - and I'm loving the way they are repeating the words in subsequent lessons. Currently I'm in Lesson 11.😊 However, I noticed it's getting little thicker for me to remeber some words.🙄 Like... when I try to speak randomly, I can't quiet recall and use the words.😵‍💫But I want to be fluent. I was wondering if you'd share any advice/technique to change my peace of study😬 thanks.

  • @NomNom2819
    @NomNom28199 сағат бұрын

    Pakistanis vote below.. As a Pakistani who knows Urdu, which is derived from Arabic, Persian and Turkish, Persian is understandable to some extent to me yet I still occupy the desire to learn Persian

  • 10 сағат бұрын

    Türkçe matematiksel bir dil ve yapısı zekice. Bazıları ırkçılık yapmak için küçümser ifadeyle yaklaşmış Türkçe'ye ama hiçbir dil bilimci veya polygotlardan Türkçe'nin kolay olduğunu duymazsınız. Türkler binlerce yıllık tarihleri boyunca zekice yaşamış bir millettir ve bu dildeki matematiksel yönü bu zeki ve pratiklik huylarından gelir. Türkçe'de yabancı kökenli kelimelerin oluşu Türklerin entegrasyona ve yeniliğe açık olmasından kaynaklıdır diye düşünüyorum. Arapçayı zor kılan farklı alfabesi ve harflerin söylenişi onun haricinde bir zorluğu yok. Farsça da benzer şekilde. Türkçe yaşam dilidir, Arapça sanat, Farsça ise şiir.

  • @dododododo000
    @dododododo00010 сағат бұрын

    I am a Chinese and speak English and German fluently. I started learning Polish 10 years ago, but have made little progress so far, the Slavic language is so difficult.😅

  • @deputyvillageidiot
    @deputyvillageidiot11 сағат бұрын

    3:20 The Indo-Aryans look like the Native Americans. I guess the A.I. goofed?

  • @mohammad815
    @mohammad815Сағат бұрын

    you are right

  • @christopherneil6117
    @christopherneil611712 сағат бұрын

    Amazing, an early copy of the Diamond Sutra was discovered in these caves, it is one of the earliest printed books ever found.

  • @immanuelsigi714
    @immanuelsigi71413 сағат бұрын

    I am thinkin about YOU

  • @user-cp3gk9yd7z
    @user-cp3gk9yd7z13 сағат бұрын

    thank you for sharing your experiences with everyone. I've known what I said for a long time, but after watching your videos, I believe so much that it is the most powerful tips

  • @user-gj8ov6ic6p
    @user-gj8ov6ic6p14 сағат бұрын

    hello, please make a video about the different Arabic dialects! It would be most helpful!

  • @Ingles-vv1rp
    @Ingles-vv1rp15 сағат бұрын

    Awesome

  • @tatsu_fukagawa
    @tatsu_fukagawa15 сағат бұрын

    In intro, you uses korean language as a 한국인, but it means korean people(which means, in chinese character, 韓国人) so shuld have to replace the word into 한국어, 韓国語

  • @HPa-uw2hg
    @HPa-uw2hg17 сағат бұрын

    Persian is not from pars, is from pahlavi and a vesta, from Arian from north

  • @hosseinmostafapour5899
    @hosseinmostafapour589918 сағат бұрын

    Perdian is not that difficult to learn but the script makes it challenging for learners

  • @ss-ib8gm
    @ss-ib8gm19 сағат бұрын

    plus the dot , bindimon forehead which is typical indian

  • @Nemunasable
    @Nemunasable20 сағат бұрын

    China 🇨🇳 something incredible… Anyway, Chinese entertainment fled on a top. Awesome historical doramas. Here in Europe Chinese people are so creative! Breathtaking New Year celebrations. The Middle of Autumn Mooncakes . Love Chinese! ❤❤❤

  • @felixnauta
    @felixnauta20 сағат бұрын

    I think that video is not too filtered...?

  • @mukesh6296
    @mukesh629621 сағат бұрын

    Chinese culture heavily influenced by Indian culture .... That's a fact . But some will not agree because of their half knowledge or not accepting the fact of old indian civilisation . Truth will be truth whether you believe or not .

  • @Your_real_dad
    @Your_real_dad22 сағат бұрын

    Looks amazing , culture assimilation. Ming Dynasty Gupta dynasty trades business especially.

  • @user-el8nk3py9k
    @user-el8nk3py9k23 сағат бұрын

    It's really helpful for me. Thank you for the tips which you have mentioned in the video. Thank you so much.

  • @ashmarz9270
    @ashmarz9270Күн бұрын

    I'm so glad KZread recommended this

  • @hasti352
    @hasti352Күн бұрын

    What a wonderful detailed explanation, even as an Iranian speaking this language all the time, hearing these familiar names all over again was such a joy, thanks a lot for introducing this rich language to other people🤍

  • @siegmoon
    @siegmoonКүн бұрын

    This KZread channel seems to lack an understanding of the Korean language. It does not address the complexity of verb conjugation and adjective variations, particularly the nuanced pronouns and verb changes depending on the relationship with the person being spoken to. Additionally, Korean language expressions rely heavily on context, so pronouns are often omitted and understood through context. For instance, the English expression "I love you" translates to "Te quiero" in Spanish, where the subject "Yo" is omitted, but the verb ending "-o" indicates the first-person subject. However, in Korean, the equivalent expression is "사랑해 (Saranghae)," which is the verb "to love" (사랑하다 Saranghada) conjugated for equal relationship without any indication of the subject or object being first-person, second-person, third-person, singular, or plural. This must be inferred from context. This contextual expression is also common in Japanese, although the variety of verb endings in Korean is more extensive. Korean adjectives are incredibly complex, with around 30 variations for the adjective meaning "red," each indicating different shades and intensities of red. Additionally, honorific expressions in Korean are so complex that even native speakers can be confused. Not only do verbs change, but nouns also have completely different honorific forms. For example, the word for "meal" is 밥 (Bob), but if the person eating is older or of higher status, 밥 (Bob) should not be used; instead, 진지 (Jinji) is used, which is a completely different word. Similarly, the verb for "to eat" must also change entirely in such contexts.

  • @Mokh7777
    @Mokh7777Күн бұрын

    For Indo-European speakers Persian would be the easiest if Persian was written Latin alphabet. Arabic would be the hardest for everyone b/c first you have to learn it then you have to pick one of the dialects of Arabic countries, so it’s like learning it twice.

  • @marinasales6482
    @marinasales6482Күн бұрын

    hii, nice video! could you share the link of your anki decks related to german?

  • @QuynhNhuNgocHan
    @QuynhNhuNgocHanКүн бұрын

    Calling all Chinese culture enthusiasts! Immersive Translate is your secret weapon for exploring Chinese culture.

  • @konkonabagchi6440
    @konkonabagchi6440Күн бұрын

    Why I felt this video was all about some ancient gaming and not actual deep history. I cane here to get knowledge but...🫡

  • @nakishazore3774
    @nakishazore3774Күн бұрын

    I understand, I have found something that interests me

  • @NomNom2819
    @NomNom2819Күн бұрын

    I am learning turkish, and i am a big fan of the series, Magnificent Century, Kosem Sultana and others... For shows, i just love Beyaz Show

  • @tarlanatayev4899
    @tarlanatayev4899Күн бұрын

    Dari