5 techniques to speak any language | Sid Efromovich | TEDxUpperEastSide

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Sid is our resident hyperpolyglot. He grew up in Brazil and after some journeying around the world, he now lives an exciting life in New York where he works as a Sugar Trader.
Teaching has always been one of his passions and he has led groups of young leaders since 2006. He has given workshops, talks and classes in 3 different continents and is currently a Master Teacher in Skillshare where he teaches classes on nurturing happiness and learning foreign languages.
Sid is also the founder of I Embrace You (formerly called Hug Don't Hate), based in Boston. After presiding over the organization and leading over 100 volunteers annually, he was recognized with the top leadership award in his graduating class at Boston University. He also holds an MBA from Purdue University and from Leibniz Universität. guywiththesmile.com
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@abbieamavi
@abbieamavi 6 років тому
I feel like this guy would be a great preschool teacher, he's so happy :)
@amanitaglover2429
@amanitaglover2429 5 років тому
Veni Vidi Amavi heck I'd love to have him in my language classes and I'm in 8th grade
@augustosantos9618
@augustosantos9618 5 років тому
He's brazilian
@Gutoknust
@Gutoknust 5 років тому
ahahaha, you so damn right. Especially because what he has to say is so lame and basic. Techniques = tips, right? Actually very trivial tips...
@user-iz3rh4eg2z
@user-iz3rh4eg2z 5 років тому
how much language you can speak?
@sanjjanajaiswal
@sanjjanajaiswal 5 років тому
Yep! Wish he would teach me Chinese...
@denisesaoi933
@denisesaoi933 5 років тому
He's so happy I wanna hug him
@RaneBane
@RaneBane 5 років тому
Its actually the sad people you should be hugging.
@nickevershedmusic8927
@nickevershedmusic8927 4 роки тому
Chucky Bananaz that’s true
@coffeebase9657
@coffeebase9657 4 роки тому
@@RaneBane do you need a hug
@RaneBane
@RaneBane 4 роки тому
@@coffeebase9657 I don't need one but I've never turned one down lol
@Ezinma88
@Ezinma88 4 роки тому
Did you notice that his domain address on one slide read "guywithasmile"? Perfect description.
@vphilendra
@vphilendra 3 роки тому
Man, I just wanna be as happy as this guy.
@frixz__
@frixz__ 3 роки тому
Weed.
@augustosarmentodeoliveira3023
@augustosarmentodeoliveira3023 3 роки тому
I thought I little bit effusive
@midnightprimrose
@midnightprimrose 3 роки тому
Yes, I want too!
@edmundpatrisius9476
@edmundpatrisius9476 3 роки тому
learn new language
@stylistattorney9474
@stylistattorney9474 2 роки тому
Period..
@atanasbaychev752
@atanasbaychev752 4 роки тому
I tried the shower technique... Long story short, we got into a fight.. we're not speaking to each other anymore 😒
@mint-yw2rr
@mint-yw2rr 4 роки тому
lmao
@denissvigelj9517
@denissvigelj9517 4 роки тому
But do you still shower? 😆
@MrTenzin149
@MrTenzin149 4 роки тому
🤣🤣🤣🤣
@husamettinpala2854
@husamettinpala2854 4 роки тому
Are you moldovian or gagauz turk
@fredflintstone8998
@fredflintstone8998 4 роки тому
Thanks for giving me my first laugh of the day.
@SheyMirza
@SheyMirza 8 років тому
He's eaten the smily emoticon
@sidefromovich
@sidefromovich 8 років тому
This made me laugh out loud. Hope you enjoyed the talk! 😀 - I had to...
@SheyMirza
@SheyMirza 8 років тому
Sid Efromovich Haha yes, nice talk of course!
@trucmai2359
@trucmai2359 7 років тому
+Sid Efromovich: you brought me a funny talk show. I really enjoy it.
@luciensegurasegura3464
@luciensegurasegura3464 7 років тому
nah he's just GAY
@Erling01
@Erling01 7 років тому
It's in his facial database
@constanzaarroyo4717
@constanzaarroyo4717 5 років тому
This dude seems like the nicest person in the world.
@creepycctv2895
@creepycctv2895 4 роки тому
Hello sweet girl . I was wondering if you can stay in touch 😉🌷?
@someonethatyouusedtoknow2984
@someonethatyouusedtoknow2984 4 роки тому
After me, you mean Ms.
@youssefriddick5834
@youssefriddick5834 4 роки тому
the problem is that you don't remember some of words and expresions
@painonveins1413
@painonveins1413 4 роки тому
This dude actually is
@zirquera28
@zirquera28 4 роки тому
He's the inspiration behind the smiley emoticon lol
@bubblebath2892
@bubblebath2892 3 роки тому
Rules : 1. Relax and allow yourself to make mistakes 2. Scrap the foreign alphabet 3. Find a stickler - who doesn't let your mistakes slide but also encourages you 4. Do shower conversations 5. Find a conversation buddy using Buddy Formula- choose a person where the common language between you two is the -target language (otherwise you'll switch to the easier language )
@Suraj2561997
@Suraj2561997 2 роки тому
Useless without timestamps
@a1s2d3f4g5q1w2e3
@a1s2d3f4g5q1w2e3 2 роки тому
(Raised as a polyglot before age 18) 1:38. Relax and allow yourself to make mistakes - seek out the feeling of doing something ""wrong"" (i.e. not sounding like your native tongue). 4:37. Scrap the foreign alphabet (suggests using phonemes from your native language) 8:32. Find a stickler - who doesn't let your mistakes slide but also encourages you 9:21. Do shower conversations - actively talk to yourself in the new language. 11:18. Find a conversation buddy using Buddy Formula - choose a person where the common language between you two is the target language (otherwise you'll switch to the easier language )"
@tulasideviful
@tulasideviful 2 роки тому
@@a1s2d3f4g5q1w2e3 you're awesome! 🤩☺
@trangnguyenthi6448
@trangnguyenthi6448 Рік тому
@@Suraj2561997 mmmm
@GhostX-vs6vw
@GhostX-vs6vw Рік тому
preciate you i needed this for my homework
@t1ara_tw1g
@t1ara_tw1g 4 роки тому
Are we going to ignore his "What I'm most often asked other than for my phone number..."
@96Yamari
@96Yamari 4 роки тому
thank you
@kellwillfloattoo7012
@kellwillfloattoo7012 4 роки тому
My guy getting all the women
@vce2103
@vce2103 3 роки тому
😂
@edmundpatrisius9476
@edmundpatrisius9476 3 роки тому
so heres my phone number lol
@jasielcalixto
@jasielcalixto 8 років тому
Wow. I'm from Brazil and when you spoke in portuguese I thought to myself: Are you sure you're not brazilian? You speak portuguese better than me. Perfect Accent! I studied English by myself and now I want to learn german and french.
@leonorperezdeagudelo711
@leonorperezdeagudelo711 8 років тому
Dgchytcjcjudcvjmdfr
@lucascovrel
@lucascovrel 8 років тому
***** I thought the same! His portuguese is excellent!
@OlavoLealFernandes
@OlavoLealFernandes 8 років тому
On the video description says he's Brazilian
@marissafeleciater7792
@marissafeleciater7792 8 років тому
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@brunocouto5550
@brunocouto5550 8 років тому
Olavo Leal Fernandes Actually, he GREW up in Brazil. Its not the same, but certainly gives him an edge
@Pirosbor
@Pirosbor 10 років тому
I think I spend too much time looking for the "perfect method" when I should just be practising it!
@MisterM2402
@MisterM2402 10 років тому
That's me all over! Hearing about different methods is interesting though, I guess.
@IrgendEineZecke
@IrgendEineZecke 10 років тому
Pssssssshhht. Same problem here :(
@sarban1653
@sarban1653 5 років тому
I'm doing both haha.
@morgz_tv
@morgz_tv 4 роки тому
Pirosbor same
@someonethatyouusedtoknow2984
@someonethatyouusedtoknow2984 4 роки тому
Step 1 Change your games' language
@krisanalfa
@krisanalfa 4 роки тому
Or your smartphone language. And also your keyboard.
@Red-Ahmed
@Red-Ahmed 4 роки тому
This is how I learned English, games are almost never in my mother language (that plus cartoons when I was a kid). Now I speak 4 languages and am learning a 5th.
@yakshi.y6155
@yakshi.y6155 4 роки тому
😄😄
@YohanBlake-hy7gb
@YohanBlake-hy7gb 4 роки тому
Timcan_57 I just started my first
@kelkel6371
@kelkel6371 4 роки тому
Yes! I play the sims in Japanese. I have learned a lot thanks to that technique.
@avallach2061
@avallach2061 4 роки тому
How to speak any language: 1) Learn the language 2) Speak
@SrNeoxNGT1kk
@SrNeoxNGT1kk 4 роки тому
It had not occurred to me, You're a genius
@vanismachannel2335
@vanismachannel2335 4 роки тому
I wanna be your friend so bad💯👌
@painonveins1413
@painonveins1413 4 роки тому
Exactly😂
@digitalconsultant6347
@digitalconsultant6347 4 роки тому
You made it damn short learn and speak 😂😂
@jndibm4yp
@jndibm4yp 4 роки тому
Avallac'h how funny
@goatision2895
@goatision2895 7 років тому
I talk to my cats in Swedish to practice it,, it works pretty well
@emmabackman6648
@emmabackman6648 7 років тому
katter är de bästa lärarna 😁
@domesticcat1725
@domesticcat1725 7 років тому
Turtle CaldPikls that's my way to practice Japanese
@agod5608
@agod5608 7 років тому
Turtle CaldPikls I created an internet roleplay character to which I apply all new information. by using reality to illustrate my imagination,my imaginary becomes real. voila one world.
@domesticcat1725
@domesticcat1725 7 років тому
A God I don't understand, can you link me to the char or something?
@agod5608
@agod5608 7 років тому
Senpai OC www.virtualtourist.com/chicogringodegundo
@EstherJesintha
@EstherJesintha 7 років тому
I know seven languages too...C, C++, Python, SQL, Javascript, HTML, and what did I miss? Oh yes, English!
@joshua50101
@joshua50101 6 років тому
C is kinda old, come on, do not lie to us, you don't use it anymore. :P
@devil1403
@devil1403 6 років тому
yall dummies actin like html & n css a real language 💀
@kiswahilikitukuzwe2547
@kiswahilikitukuzwe2547 6 років тому
Esther Jesintha Well, you know C, C++, Python, SQL, Javascript, and HTML but languages but can you speak them?
@wesleybarini4212
@wesleybarini4212 6 років тому
hey man could teach me english?
@jlezama8453
@jlezama8453 6 років тому
C,C++,python, and java are almost identical...
@dabachinno1425
@dabachinno1425 4 роки тому
Omg I’m not the only one who talks to themselves in a different language in a shower. That’s how I learned I have a pronunciation problem 😅
@maryan0285
@maryan0285 4 роки тому
Yes. Movie dialogs and interviews 😂😂😂
@huamanyevelyn5d582
@huamanyevelyn5d582 3 роки тому
me too , in my spare time I'm talking to myself in english or with my parents and they don't understand me
@wangarimaina8620
@wangarimaina8620 3 роки тому
😂😂😂😂I laughed too hard at this
@vascobgoode5227
@vascobgoode5227 3 роки тому
@@huamanyevelyn5d582 in my case I talk to my dog in English
@user-jg5xm8um8y
@user-jg5xm8um8y 3 роки тому
I've done car practice to learn to pronounce. A few years ago, I literally spent over 3 weeks trying to practice/perfect the name of an Eritrean guy's name (because it was very different sounding and kind of fun). And now I'm better at rolling an "r." And he was happy/excited that I could pronounce his name correctly lol
@thainavotu
@thainavotu 4 роки тому
I'm brazilian and first I was impressed with how an american could speak spanish and portuguese so well. Then I realized he grew up in Brazil and now I'm completely amazed of how he speaks english so perfectly.
@raquel.flores
@raquel.flores 2 роки тому
Olá, @AmyMatz! Também me surpreendi com a perfeição do português dele! até ler que ele cresceu aqui, o que fez muito sentido. De qualquer forma, ainda assim, é impressionante ele conseguir falar sem sotaque mesmo depois de muitos anos fora do Brasil. Nunca tinha visto dicas tão incríveis pra aprender outros idiomas!
@MrDusuke
@MrDusuke Рік тому
He speaks indeed English pretty well, but I'm also Brazilian and I could notice his Brazilian accent really quick in the first minutes of the video. Still, his accent is "better" than most Brazilians I've heard before (just to make it clear: there's nothing wrong about having an accent if you pronounce it good enough for people to understand you).
@jdsjnsnjdmdns6253
@jdsjnsnjdmdns6253 Рік тому
@@MrDusuke para de mentir kkkkk ele morou pouco no Brasil e tem um inglês PERFEITO
@kainanperes1309
@kainanperes1309 Рік тому
@@jdsjnsnjdmdns6253 não é mentira. Eu notei o sotaque de brasileiro dele em 5 segundos de vídeo. Eu consumo Inglês o dia inteiro, não assisto nada em português. Talvez isso ajude a perceber mais facilmente. Fica essa dica pra você, e com o tempo vc vai perceber tbm.
@floragreen8039
@floragreen8039 5 років тому
5 Skills/ techniques - deep breath, relax, make mistakes - scrap the foreign alphabet - find a stickler (feel comfortable) - practice (shower conversations with yourself: both sides of conversation) - use language: buddy formula
@ChristieAngelesR-insurance
@ChristieAngelesR-insurance 4 роки тому
Resumiste todo, thanks...
@davidgregory9921
@davidgregory9921 4 роки тому
Mange tak
@gaetanopetrosino9661
@gaetanopetrosino9661 4 роки тому
Flora Knowledge tusen takk. Whare i find più informazioni thanks ciao
@mrabiram9483
@mrabiram9483 4 роки тому
Thanks
@klokangeorge4005
@klokangeorge4005 4 роки тому
Buddy Rich formula: Pink,pink pinq...(pingpong=table tennis)
@NargisFakhri
@NargisFakhri 7 років тому
i can't stop smiling while watching him
@dawnlittle2501
@dawnlittle2501 7 років тому
Me too, what a great warm personality he has.
@willwill-ux4vz
@willwill-ux4vz 7 років тому
smile
@Lilly-iv4rk
@Lilly-iv4rk 7 років тому
He is charming yes XD
@MrAdryan1603
@MrAdryan1603 7 років тому
Nargis Fakhri: He is so sexy and charming, no? Mmmm y es muy guapo! Mi tipo de hombre heheh
@chloe2258
@chloe2258 7 років тому
Adrian D ... El es no guapo, el es muy feo..
@gestordetrafego2306
@gestordetrafego2306 4 роки тому
I'm Brazilian, his portuguese is perfect.
@matadorescrew
@matadorescrew 4 роки тому
Claro pô, ele é brasileiro também kkmmmk
@matadorescrew
@matadorescrew 4 роки тому
Of course it is haha he's brazilian as well
@gestordetrafego2306
@gestordetrafego2306 4 роки тому
Really? Lol hahahahahah
@gestordetrafego2306
@gestordetrafego2306 4 роки тому
Pensei que o cara era importado pô
@gaubi8543
@gaubi8543 4 роки тому
Poxa fiquei chocada que ele falava Br perfeito, se é daqui então faz sentido. Bem q tinha cara de Br msm
@niyabellaqua
@niyabellaqua 4 роки тому
The smile is glued on his face. It’s good to see people who are very presentable looking.
@thegood9
@thegood9 4 роки тому
Is this a permanent record of the happiest person in the world?
@monalisa6379
@monalisa6379 4 роки тому
nope, that's Bob Ross, he is the second happiest lol
@eyelashz9136
@eyelashz9136 7 років тому
my steps are just: 1. learn the alphabet (except for mandarin and its dialects because mandarin is a rebel). 2. learn phrases. don't just cram new words into your head. 3. break down the words and see how a sentence is structured. then make your own sentences. EDIT: by sentence structure I mean like Subject, Verb, Object kind of thing.
@estebanvelarde1
@estebanvelarde1 7 років тому
Yup, currently learning japanese and i can understand 50% of what i hear in anime and know hiragana, katakana and 100 kanji lmao. German is next it will be hella easy to get a decent job with 4 languages btw spanish and english already learned.
@anixias
@anixias 7 років тому
Dude same with the Japanese Esteban! also spanish and english already learned and some german! but I dabbel in mandarin and korean and stuff
@estebanvelarde1
@estebanvelarde1 7 років тому
AnixiasPlays yeah mandarin is really scary written, i personally would learn conversation first with michael thomas audiobooks and then slowly grind the han characters, but i'm not really that interested in china as a culture at the moment even though i know it's a really super important language
@danielanastuta4972
@danielanastuta4972 7 років тому
lol
@estebanvelarde1
@estebanvelarde1 7 років тому
Daniela Nastuta lol xd
@magdalenaf.5966
@magdalenaf.5966 4 роки тому
Shower conversations, yes! I always used to have deep talks with myself when I was learning English. Good to know that I wasn't alone, haha
@vanismachannel2335
@vanismachannel2335 4 роки тому
YaY
@burakgizlice8749
@burakgizlice8749 4 роки тому
Actually, you were alone xD
@Skateblack007
@Skateblack007 4 роки тому
That I was not the only one*
@asiam.5671
@asiam.5671 3 роки тому
I always used to talk to myself in my mother tongue. Came in handy when I started learning a new language :D
@hambos
@hambos 2 роки тому
Actually when I get emotional I prefer English bcz I've connected them with strong feelings, unlike my mother tongue, in which I am more restraint (and no I m not from Eastern Asia)
@user-fo9kc
@user-fo9kc 4 роки тому
As a Chinese speaker, his Chinese sounded great, and the accent is beautiful too
@Hidalgojev
@Hidalgojev 4 роки тому
Is the same in spanish. I'm a Spanish speaker.
@snowleo810
@snowleo810 4 роки тому
I'm German, and his german also sounded brilliant
@Gabriel-mi4sd
@Gabriel-mi4sd 2 роки тому
Yeah, I'm Brazilian and his portuguese is just perfect, even though he's not born here, just grew up.
@iamjayz0210
@iamjayz0210 2 роки тому
r u serious?
@demonight2
@demonight2 5 років тому
Ok... I'm alone here at my room watching this, and for some reason, I applauded in the end.
@mentalost
@mentalost 5 років тому
we all did
@MyLinda1983
@MyLinda1983 5 років тому
Lol
@markian76
@markian76 5 років тому
Same
@sarahmostalah5042
@sarahmostalah5042 4 роки тому
Edulcoran
@ivantellez9217
@ivantellez9217 4 роки тому
I am alone in my apartment and watching this 🤷‍♂️
@musicgaines7170
@musicgaines7170 6 років тому
#1 make mistakes #2 forget your languages rules #3 find sticklers #4 shower conversations in the language ur learning.(dosent have to be in shower.) #5 coversation buddy
@Aritul
@Aritul 6 років тому
Adrenaline migraine Thank you!
@numantursun466
@numantursun466 6 років тому
He knows greek!!amazing!
@petermueller69
@petermueller69 6 років тому
i didn't get what sticklers are
@svdn8368
@svdn8368 6 років тому
Peter Müller That’s someone who you know and trust enough to tell you when you make a mistake. Someone who helps you get better, without the fear of hurting your feelings. Normaly we are far to polite to correct anyone when they make a mistake. A stickler will tell you, not to make you feel bad, but to help you in your path to master the language or any other study you’re doing.
@LolLol-rt7jw
@LolLol-rt7jw 6 років тому
I always look for these types of comments to save time thanks man.
@gokhanilter2546
@gokhanilter2546 4 роки тому
I am so happy when he is talking because he is always smiling
@navegandonaweb
@navegandonaweb 4 роки тому
why am I crying? It was beautiful watching him speaking all of these languages. Like they were all just one. Tem um olho na minha lágrima kkk. Emocionei.
@danielthompson6448
@danielthompson6448 8 років тому
I love smiley people, make you feel so warm and happy! good guy and good tips. Thanks
@Gin2761
@Gin2761 8 років тому
+Daniel Thompson Right?! Made me happy just from watching!
@tishasomeone9141
@tishasomeone9141 8 років тому
+Daniel Thompson I love happy people too! It makes me feel more comfortable, and the message is easier to understand.
@dmitriyobidin6049
@dmitriyobidin6049 8 років тому
+Tisha Herrera message is easier to understand because of charisma, and smile is a part of charisma. Look at watch?v=iKHTawgyKWQ, amazing talk without a single smile ))
@vinialvesx
@vinialvesx 8 років тому
+Daniel Thompson brazilian charisma
@danielthompson6448
@danielthompson6448 8 років тому
+Jonathan N Textbook adolescent, always the contrarian, you'll grow out of it.
@justmessi1474
@justmessi1474 7 років тому
I will save you the time; 1) Make mistakes. 2) Scrap the foreign alphabet. 3) Find a stickler (helping buddy) 4) Shower conversations (like really, speak in the language and ask for directions) 5) Repeat number 3 😂😂😂
@taylorsanders57
@taylorsanders57 7 років тому
Just Messi thanks 😂
@katenka_ana3997
@katenka_ana3997 7 років тому
thanks dude
@jonoboyleenglishteacherand1689
@jonoboyleenglishteacherand1689 7 років тому
It's the natural first stage of acquiring and remembering the strange sound. 'who oh' allowed me to interpret pinyin huo. chun for example is not ch un; but chew won. So yes it's exactly what you need to aid pronunciation. Grammar is grammar a wholly different realm which you then acquire through practice and mistakes. As for reading and writing - they are a different skillset, requiring painstaking work - generally less necessary to ones needs. There are plenty of illiterate Chinese. Why crit an expert trying to help? 你说过了这是你的第一次方法;搜易为什么你想抱怨
@germanleonardochicallarive469
@germanleonardochicallarive469 6 років тому
I agree with Pablo Shalom
@samermohamed7644
@samermohamed7644 6 років тому
Thank you. I was looking for this comment
@NotWithThatAttitude
@NotWithThatAttitude 4 роки тому
"Take a deep breath...." doesn't say to breathe out *turns blue* edit: I hate to be the person that does his but thx for the likes!
@JoseAguirre-ri8tg
@JoseAguirre-ri8tg 4 роки тому
That might be a side effect but don't worry, it's normal.
@ulfaaady
@ulfaaady 4 роки тому
HAHAHA im dead!!!
@cristiansotocorredor3031
@cristiansotocorredor3031 4 роки тому
Instructions not clear, I suffocated
@mariafe7050
@mariafe7050 3 роки тому
ULFA Yes, you would die if you don't breathe.
@ffalggo5064
@ffalggo5064 3 роки тому
خوش منج بگذره زيتون جان
@wissalkherbache4995
@wissalkherbache4995 3 роки тому
cutest most adorable personality ever ! we need this guy to teach our professors how to teach languages so that people could start learning some more
@ailinos
@ailinos 8 років тому
This guy has amazing energy, damn. I wonder what makes him so happy.
@Koralene
@Koralene 8 років тому
Right? I want to be that happy too 😃
@harishsharma2974
@harishsharma2974 8 років тому
+Alan S He's high on life.
@ChrisKsan
@ChrisKsan 8 років тому
Weed can certainly help with that :)))
@yvakhojin2562
@yvakhojin2562 8 років тому
maybe he just loves what he is talking about :D ..really loves...that smile really is amazing xD glued on
@sidefromovich
@sidefromovich 8 років тому
Love. Languages were always a lot of fun, but they were just a means towards the more important end: human connection.
@dinifroggy
@dinifroggy 5 років тому
Those conversations between you and yourself really expose the lalnguage gaps. They are really useful.
@amarjeetsharma7359
@amarjeetsharma7359 4 роки тому
Absolutely
@mein_alias
@mein_alias 4 роки тому
@Lana Joy oh that's an awesome idea, might do it as well
@blankblank1284
@blankblank1284 4 роки тому
I can reccomend Duolingo and Memrise. Both have a wide database of languages, Doulingo even has some conlangs like High Valyrian and Klingon.
@Laperdash
@Laperdash 4 роки тому
@@blankblank1284 I have duolingo but it sucks you can only select 1 language at a time
@blankblank1284
@blankblank1284 4 роки тому
@@Laperdash That is 100% false. I have Duolingo, and have around 8 courses currently active.
@miinah1996
@miinah1996 4 роки тому
omg i love his smile he's like radiant with positivity
@lanwangji47
@lanwangji47 4 роки тому
I nearly teared up at the end when he demonstrated his various foreign language skills. I just love this topic so much and I'm so passionate about it. Currently learning French and Korean. Inspiring man!!
@skrienasenka2881
@skrienasenka2881 Рік тому
"Currently learning French" 1) Why do you inflict yourself that much pain 2) I'm french so if you need a stickler, I can help you
@choeyoonsun1
@choeyoonsun1 Рік тому
새해 복 많이 받으세요. Wish you an awesome year in 2023.
@lanwangji47
@lanwangji47 Рік тому
@@choeyoonsun1 새해 복 많이 받으세요! ~ 건강하고 행복하세요 🧡
@lanwangji47
@lanwangji47 Рік тому
@@skrienasenka2881 Haha true, tis a beautiful language, though! And thank you, that's very kind 😊
@tainahollo
@tainahollo 9 років тому
Most of these polyglots have grown up in multilingual families or neighbourhoods. It really seems to be an advantage to learn several languages as a child!
@RudolfKlusal
@RudolfKlusal 9 років тому
Exactly!
@secondBluesM
@secondBluesM 9 років тому
Perfect excuse.
@tainahollo
@tainahollo 9 років тому
As well as I understand, most of them have learned two or three languages in early childhood which has made learning new ones much easier. So I do not mean they have not had to do anything themselves! Give your children at least two languages from the beginning if at all possible and you give them a head start!
@Patrick_Iradukunda
@Patrick_Iradukunda 9 років тому
that's how i learned too. now, it is almost impossible to learn a new language when you have no one to talk to in that language
@tainahollo
@tainahollo 9 років тому
Scottico Who is making excuses? :O If you have two (or more) languages in your family, PLEASE speak both of them to your children! Many speakers of minority languages, especially endangered ones, think their language is inferior and of no use to their children, so they speak only the majority language to them. But bilingualism is an advantage as such - if the child forgets one of the languages later (of course I hope not!), the brain has benefited anyway, because it seems early bilingualism moulds the brain permanently. And it is great if some endangered languages are kept alive in the process!!! In my opinion linguistic diversity is as important for the human culture as biodiversity is for the nature. I admire people who keep their mother tongues alive, and people who want to learn small and endangered languages, in addition to bigger and more "useful" ones.
@beccaska
@beccaska 5 років тому
Why is he always smiling??? Omg I want to be like him!
@TheWesleyfelipe
@TheWesleyfelipe 5 років тому
because he is brazilian
@regivaldosilva7114
@regivaldosilva7114 5 років тому
@@TheWesleyfelipe kkkkkkkkk
@fatyambitious4764
@fatyambitious4764 5 років тому
I smile all the time too, because I believe that life is beautiful and I have to live the moments as they are😊
@simpyzee8088
@simpyzee8088 5 років тому
Borzah Yankey, search it up
@ahmadayyash3032
@ahmadayyash3032 5 років тому
@@tirzxh are you serious ?! I really like this country and realy realy hope to visit it in the future ❤❤❤❤❤❤
@khyatipandey
@khyatipandey 4 роки тому
his smile is so contagious.. I was smiling the whole time
@br101nt
@br101nt 3 роки тому
Que motivação desse cara, Sid, Estou estudando Inglês e caí aqui nesse vídeo, show de bola. Great!
@Michael_Kao
@Michael_Kao 5 років тому
13:21 Recap 1:29 0.Take very deeeeeeeep breath (relax) 1:57 1.Make Mistakes 4:36 2.Scrap the Foreign Alphabet 8:00 8:11 8:26 3.Find a Stickler 9:20 4.Shower Conversations 11:07 5.Buddy Formula 14:31 哈~這翻譯真逗趣,連中文都翻...只是結尾翻糟了.~"現在你們都可以走“"了”XD.
@ukhtimiehan649
@ukhtimiehan649 5 років тому
Tq
@oshinlam3584
@oshinlam3584 4 роки тому
哈哈哈变成你们知道怎么走
@RubyRubeMe
@RubyRubeMe 4 роки тому
那你他和妇产科
@rigobertobaker5521
@rigobertobaker5521 3 роки тому
P Pp
@rigobertobaker5521
@rigobertobaker5521 3 роки тому
@@ukhtimiehan649 0p. P P Pp Pp Pp mop P Lpp P0p0 P P omm Pp P
@luthandogushman
@luthandogushman 5 років тому
I'm from South Africa and I speak Xhosa, Zulu, Sotho, Afrikaans, French and I'm, learning Lingala and Swahili
@bhagvanrabari-mrpte3115
@bhagvanrabari-mrpte3115 5 років тому
Great dear..
@perplex611
@perplex611 5 років тому
Tu ne peux pas aussi parler anglais
@thanhpham-oe7tw
@thanhpham-oe7tw 5 років тому
Luthando Gushman You can teach me to learn English
@thanhpham-oe7tw
@thanhpham-oe7tw 5 років тому
contact me via sk trangpham-nb1 thanks very much .
@chrispin3604
@chrispin3604 5 років тому
Am from Ghana too and lived some years in South Africa but you see the truth Ian.. those languages are only spoken and used in the SAID belt .. and that’s it .. it like Turkish once you leave Turkish the language ends there
@bw9709
@bw9709 4 роки тому
So happy to see someone passionate explaining something so fascinating that they've learnt. This was fascinating indeed
@meshalmashol3984
@meshalmashol3984 4 роки тому
Oh my god, this man is extremely wonderful, I wanna be like him in the confidence.
@azizamirisse4845
@azizamirisse4845 5 років тому
This guy spreads happiness with his smile!
@duhneesy293
@duhneesy293 4 роки тому
When I'm feeling negative and down, I want him to just talk to me.
@username-pb9ui
@username-pb9ui 4 роки тому
i’m brazilian so i feel like i cheated when he asked me to say the portuguese words out loud
@yasmimgomes6994
@yasmimgomes6994 4 роки тому
sim
@crisalhabatalha1111
@crisalhabatalha1111 3 роки тому
I was asking my myself, why am I trying to say this word if I already know how to speak it, lol.
@chinestory2095
@chinestory2095 4 роки тому
I came across your TEDx talk in my process of preparing one, and found it fascinatingly similar to the ideas I have with the Chinese language, fundamental principles, including 1) visualization, 2) contextualization, 3) meaningful repetition, 4) mental association.
@MarceloMoreira91
@MarceloMoreira91 8 років тому
This guy is more fluent on my mother language than I am.
@xoreign
@xoreign 8 років тому
+Crazy Horst you do know what native language means right...
@carolinemudinutti9325
@carolinemudinutti9325 8 років тому
+Marcelo Moreira, I think you are brazillian, right? We have a great author about linguistics: Marcos Bagno. He writes in an easy way about language and maybe can help you to think it. Because we have this feeling of not being fluent on our language and this isn't true.
@michellesobreira1
@michellesobreira1 8 років тому
+Crazy Horst I have a cousin that grew in that situation. His mother is brazilian, his father german, they speak with each other in spanish, and they lived in Finland. Now he has only 7 years old and already speak this four languages.
@bibisampaio4557
@bibisampaio4557 6 років тому
Marcelo Moreira ele fala portugays melhor que "nois"
@hanthithu2701
@hanthithu2701 9 років тому
Yesterday I watched this video with subtitles, today I look back I can understand better.Thanks for your interesting talk :)
@hanthithu2701
@hanthithu2701 9 років тому
Myung hak 명학 thanks! It is also interesting to me, good times for you :)
@TruongPham-bo8ub
@TruongPham-bo8ub 9 років тому
Nice too meet you Thu. My name's Truong and i'm come from Hai phong, Viet Nam. I would like make a friend with you., it's all right?
@hanthithu2701
@hanthithu2701 9 років тому
truong pham yeah .. Sure , we can be good friends. Glad to see you, my new friend :))
@themightychabunga2441
@themightychabunga2441 9 років тому
truong pham Ok my friend. Teach me some Viet-Namese Truong and I will do my best to answer any westen type questions you have. Be comforted and ask me anything you wish. and we will be fast friends.Welcome!
@efisgpr
@efisgpr 9 років тому
Hi Truong & Thu. I'm Alex & it's really nice to see how kind & polite you both are. It makes me happy that Duolingo is working on the Vietnamese (from English) course already. I can't wait to learn it! :) Have a good one.
@lisaredford6462
@lisaredford6462 4 роки тому
Love the passion and happiness of this guy. Bet he could teach anyone another language
@bennattalmeida9496
@bennattalmeida9496 3 роки тому
Eu tenho que agradecer esse cara, desde que eu assisti o video dele eu melhorei muito meu inglês e também o espanhol, claro que não seria possível se eu não colocasse em pratica!!! Muito obrigado Sid!!!!
@valhalla-tupiniquim
@valhalla-tupiniquim 9 років тому
I AM Brazilian. He speaks Portuguese incredibly well. Congratulations!
@valhalla-tupiniquim
@valhalla-tupiniquim 9 років тому
How could I know?
@souza175
@souza175 8 років тому
Sid is our resident hyperpolyglot. He grew up in Brazil and after some journeying around the world,
@daykbd
@daykbd 8 років тому
Tá escrito na descrição do vídeo que ele cresceu no Brasil. Just read the description box.
@RubenOrellanaAizprua
@RubenOrellanaAizprua 8 років тому
+Dayane Oliveira I AM Ecuadorian, and He speaks Spanish incredibly well. Congratulations!! Portuguese from Portugal and Spanish from Spain are not the most common languages speaking around the world.
@Peterwhitlock
@Peterwhitlock 10 років тому
Guy makes sense off the bat and makes more sense as he goes! he is correct all the way...a good ted talks worth watching when young to click in early...give this ted talks to even little kids!
@tomasfontes1699
@tomasfontes1699 3 роки тому
I'm Brazilian and his Portuguese is perfect !
@kseshaobelasgreshi
@kseshaobelasgreshi 3 роки тому
He is so sunny and positive that I can't stop smiling!
@HarmonyOfElements
@HarmonyOfElements 10 років тому
This was so great! He was so enthusiastic and present, had humour and a smile on his lip and in his voice was happiness! Truly a great speaker, even though my attention span sometimes fall on the short side, he caught it perfectly!
@DrumminDock
@DrumminDock 8 років тому
Hello fellow language learners! There is a great app out there: HelloTalk that links you with native speakers of the language you want to learn. For instance: you want to learn Dutch and you are a native German. You get in contact with a native Dutch speaker (from Holland or some parts of Belgium) that corrects your messages, in return you correct some of his messages and sentences that he wrote in German. It's definitely worth trying. Myself I'm learning Spanish and 'teaching' Dutch in return. Mucha suerte! Good luck!
@cadeferguson1704
@cadeferguson1704 8 років тому
Thank you!
@hibamazouri626
@hibamazouri626 7 років тому
Thank you
@MiniClayDude
@MiniClayDude 7 років тому
Yes I can absolutely vouch for you here. This app is AMAZING!
@ricardo2780
@ricardo2780 7 років тому
I did not know that. Anyway, do not make the mistake of learning Spanish the wrong way, the traditional and non natural way..
@Nenzo_
@Nenzo_ 7 років тому
I agree it's a great app
@kittyvu5045
@kittyvu5045 4 роки тому
I love how the next two comments in the row are just how people either want to punch or hug him because he's so happy
@martincarra3227
@martincarra3227 4 роки тому
I wanted to speak english... and now I'm listening all these conference without subtitles without noticing
@sajithptstf1051
@sajithptstf1051 4 роки тому
Martin Carra I too
@robroy25
@robroy25 10 років тому
Great stuff! I am living in Thailand and struggling to learn Thai. He has given me some good pointers to continue my dream of speaking Thai. Thumbs up!
@DrJoySmithMaxwell
@DrJoySmithMaxwell 10 років тому
Wow, good for you! Keep it up & as Thai & English have little in common, do expect it to take some time than say Spanish or French learning. Good luck!
@brianhein3205
@brianhein3205 10 років тому
***** I have to disagree. Even for someone who is at a very beginning level in Thai, learning the alphabet will put you on the fast track to replicating the sounds correctly and more importantly, the tones for each word. Speaking from experience, once you learn to read and write in Thai, conversation comes so much faster. The transliteration just doesn't cut it with this language... learning to read and write side by side with learning conversation and speaking will greatly reduce the confusion with tones and sounds. It's worth the extra effort!
@bennemann
@bennemann 9 років тому
I'm Brazilian, and holy fucking shit, his Portuguese is SO EXTREMELY native-like that I got really scared of this man's skills. Much to my relief I found out from the video description that he grew up in Brazil. Phew!
@bennemann
@bennemann 9 років тому
***** E inglês evidentemente não é a sua, pois foi isso que eu falei no final...
@user-no7nh6go8g
@user-no7nh6go8g 4 роки тому
I tried shower conversation for 3 years, finally I am able to speak in 3 languages. thank you so much.
@masumehansari8036
@masumehansari8036 3 роки тому
안 녕 하 세 요. 저 는 마 수 메 입 니 다. 저는 이 란 사 람 입 니다. Hello. Did I write it correct?? I'm Masume from Iran and I want to learn your language. Can you help me?
@aimen5295
@aimen5295 3 роки тому
@@masumehansari8036 you got the spelling right but there shouldn't be gaps between syllables of the same word, so when written as one the words would be 안녕하세요..저는 마수메입니다. 저는 이란 사람입니다. I hope that helps
@masumehansari8036
@masumehansari8036 3 роки тому
@@aimen5295 of course it helps me. Thanks for the correction. 😇
@aimen5295
@aimen5295 3 роки тому
@@masumehansari8036 no problem! :)
@masumehansari8036
@masumehansari8036 3 роки тому
@@aimen5295 I was surprised to have a message after about seven month!!
@callmejoon
@callmejoon 4 роки тому
Omg he needs to make a channel on UKposts he’s so charming i would saw his videos hours and hours
@NimeEK
@NimeEK 7 років тому
watched all in 1.25 speed. Speech becomes normal )
@silverspoongi8082
@silverspoongi8082 6 років тому
BlackSmith thank you
@Fortunadissimo
@Fortunadissimo 6 років тому
Perfeito. Não é atoa que foi uma dica do Chuck Norris
@GoiabaTMBr
@GoiabaTMBr 6 років тому
Eu não tenho uma habilidade de learning tão boa, prefiro deixar no normal e acompanhar a fala do modo em que está :/
@terrance2405
@terrance2405 6 років тому
I watched 2x ,
@littleripper312
@littleripper312 8 років тому
He is so smiley :D
@Evghenia_poledance
@Evghenia_poledance 4 роки тому
Amazing! He is so open, pleasant and kind person) His smile and speech were incredible!
@SpoodleProductions
@SpoodleProductions 4 роки тому
something that's always cool to do is to watch a movie in a foreign language with subtitles so you know what's going on, and then when you rewatch it, forego the subtitles. Then since you already understand what's happening, you can focus on the language. If you're fairly new to the language, you can focus on picking out separate words and sentences and structure, and if you have a basic knowledge of the language, you can pick out phrases you know and use context, along with what you know from seeing it with subtitles, and use that to piece together the gaps in your knowledge to understand the language as they speak it. I've done this a couple times for Spanish, and it was actually pretty helpful for me. I highly recommend the movie La Misma Luna if you're doing this for Spanish, because both English and Spanish are spoken in different parts of the movie.
@learn_french
@learn_french 6 років тому
It was a really nice video and give some good motivation to start to learn a language. Thank you for sharing... and it is true that we can do some miracles when it comes to learning a new language quite fast.
@Bazza5000
@Bazza5000 5 років тому
I study French ever day as one person said you should be consistent. I do need to be open to making more mistakes. I just hate making mistakes for some reasons, but I guess you have to make mistakes to fine tune your skills.
@fantasticomundorpg7505
@fantasticomundorpg7505 5 років тому
I love your channel Vincent.
@ewelinaczapiewska1396
@ewelinaczapiewska1396 5 років тому
Your videos for learning french are the best!
@user-iz3rh4eg2z
@user-iz3rh4eg2z 5 років тому
how much language you can speak?
@adenngordon4124
@adenngordon4124 5 років тому
Hi I welcome u Tanzania
@sirihundstad7638
@sirihundstad7638 7 років тому
Love this talk!! My best tips are 1) get a boy-/girlfriend who is a native speaker of w the language you wanna learn😂😂 Haha but there are other ways as well😁 what I did was - switch language on my fb (and my phone eventually), admit it, you know where those buttons are anyways haha - follow people, newspapers etc on social media posting in that language - talk to myself, mostly did it while driving the scooter to school haha - Have a book or document ready so that whenever I learned a new word I could write it down and double check the translation(s)/meaning(s). In the beginning I mostly chose words I recognised were used often, later on I would write every new word as they got fewer:) So basically make that language a part of your everyday life. Randomly bumping into the languages on my facebook helped a lot really! And my English pronounciation got 100x better after I started watching youtubers:) I also think it's super interesting to look at the emythology of words and see how languages are connected. My native language is Norwegian, 2nd I learned is English, 3rd is German:)
@sidefromovich
@sidefromovich 7 років тому
Good tips Siri! That's what my sister did too.
@dalpeacepeace1807
@dalpeacepeace1807 3 роки тому
He is awesome and the way he kept smiling at the audience made me really happy. I just could not stop smiling. Thank you so much for this video. I definitely want to learn more languages :)
@foreveryoung6108
@foreveryoung6108 2 роки тому
5 techniques to speak any language: 1. Make mistakes and just relax. 2. Scrap a foreign alphabet. 3. Find a sticklers (teacher, friend, stranger from internet...) - some one who will correct you, but in the same time will encourage you to get things wrong. 4. Do shower conversations. Visualize situations where you will use your new language and try to use it for find gap in your knowledge. 5. Your target language should be your best language in common. Find a friend to practice your language.
@leylaaliyeva3947
@leylaaliyeva3947 6 років тому
I grew up speaking 1. Azerbaijani (my mother tongue) 2. Russian (my old school was a Russian-speaking school) When I moved, at school I learned 3. English (cause the school is an English-speaking school) 4. Norwegian (the school is in Norway) At school, they also teach me 5. Spanish (I’m not quite fluent, but I’m pretty good) Because of K-Pop (BTS), and K-Dramas, I am teaching myself 6. Korean (Hangeul, 한국어)(I know how to read and write, so I just need to work on expanding my vocabulary) I’m 15 years old. Edit: Woow I didn't expect 1.3K likes. THANK YOU
@mrbeansfan9036
@mrbeansfan9036 6 років тому
ouuu Russian is so difficult!! I applaud you, that's a lot of languages
@aynurackel3605
@aynurackel3605 6 років тому
You can also say i know Turkish, dont you
@leylaaliyeva3947
@leylaaliyeva3947 6 років тому
Aynur Açıkel Since Azerbaijani and Turkish are somewhat similar, you can say I can uderstand some Turkish, but I can't speak it, unfortunately.
@aynurackel3605
@aynurackel3605 6 років тому
Leyla Aliyeva yeah, i've same problem too :)
@moiquiregardevideo
@moiquiregardevideo 5 років тому
Knowing so many radically different languages is indeed more impressive than the performance of this guy in the video. Basically, you deserve as much nice words as we see in the comments. I learned a large number of languages... not to the level of being fluent but still speaking with the accent of the professional linguists who created the "learn x language in 30 days" or the "assimil" series of language lessons. Quite often, Chinese people started to talk to me at normal speed, convinced by my prononciation that i could understand everything. I hope you keep learning even if you may encounter indifferent or even negative reaction.
@YamiGenesis
@YamiGenesis 4 роки тому
that dude flexed on us hard at the end
@quesya7678
@quesya7678 2 роки тому
Is he brazilian???? Because his portuguese is so perfect! I'm brazilian and that sounds like a native speaker to me. Amazing!
@sudan47
@sudan47 3 роки тому
The only two ways to speak the language fluently is: listening and speaking as much as you can. The End..
@slomo_thesloth6940
@slomo_thesloth6940 8 років тому
I'm German so obviously German is my mother tongue... but I've watched all my TV series in English and always spoke to myself in English... and I got to the point where I'm really confident in my English (even though I might have a little bit of an accent). Now I started to learn Korean. I've watched korean TV shows and listened to korean music for the past 4 years so I already know the basics. And now that I really started to focus on learning the language I made such a great step in just a few days. I followed your tips and used Korean to speak to myself and I was actually able to have a casual conversation in just 1 week. Also since I've always been very interested in korean culture it's actually really fun for me to learn the language. ^^
@luanabatista3539
@luanabatista3539 5 років тому
When he started to speak I thought to myself "he must be brazilian, I feel like he has a brazilian accent while speaking english" and then when he started to show portuguese words like "mão, cocô" etc I was like I KNEW IT!!!!!! I'm not saying he's brazilian, because I don't know that, but he does have a brazilian accent! and yeah i'm proud of myself because i noticed it hahaha
@letticia13
@letticia13 5 років тому
I also could tell right away he is a Brazilian Portuguese native speaker, regardless his amazing English.
@josehenriquefs888
@josehenriquefs888 5 років тому
According the description of the video, he grew up in Brazil
@kauann4096
@kauann4096 5 років тому
I had the feeling that he was brazilian too haha... and I don't know why eu to respondendo em inglês sendo q somos brasileiros
@nathanxavier6710
@nathanxavier6710 5 років тому
@@kauann4096 kkkkkkkkkkkkkk
@gabriellygoncalves2818
@gabriellygoncalves2818 5 років тому
I’m from Brazil 🇧🇷
@sanskrutiswami8276
@sanskrutiswami8276 4 роки тому
He is full of energy and enthusiasm!!! It motivates others.
@sabinakamalova1133
@sabinakamalova1133 4 роки тому
That's an amazing video👍 I really admired his technique of learning languages. It would be cool if I had a friend like him☺️
@lokeshab1471
@lokeshab1471 5 років тому
Why many people are asking question about his happiness or smile?? I didn't understand... We also smile, While taking classes,during seminars, festivals, get-together.. while chitchating with friends... etc. Such a wonderful days it was..
@SophyaAgain
@SophyaAgain 8 років тому
I do believe there is a kind of universal rule to any language. I mean, I do believe in what Chomsky said about that. People who has mastered a second language usually have no difficulty in learning a third, forth language, etc. But for some people learning a second language is something incredibly difficult. I was shocked because his Brazilian Portuguese was perfect. But then he grew up here... But the only so called secret that I know when it comes to language is an extensive reading, listening, watching, speaking, writing and dictionary. And it takes a lot of time and dedication.
@xex2kok
@xex2kok 8 років тому
Fully learning a language is quite difficult for sure. I also believe once you get that second language out of the way, even if you aren't fluent, it will help a lot in learning others. I think you can get a pretty good understanding and learn enough to have a basic conversation or get around in the country much faster though. That's all you really need for a visit and can then begin improving.
@Anmar__
@Anmar__ 8 років тому
I do not know about this "if you learn a second language, the third,etc will be easier." I can speak 2 languages since I was 6 and I was also learning French but I can't really speak it till now.
@xex2kok
@xex2kok 8 років тому
Anmar Safadi This is just what my friend tells me as he has learned many languages. He is fluent in at least 3 and can converse in more. He said it is easier to learn now because he knows the tricks that help him at this point. He can also better teach others because he understands the issues they may be having.
@Anmar__
@Anmar__ 8 років тому
xex2kok I guess I have trouble learning a first new language, as the two languages I speak have been with me a since first grade or before.
@xex2kok
@xex2kok 8 років тому
Yeah it is much easier to learn when you are young. My friend is from Afghanistan so he grew up learning Pashto and some others. I forget when he moved to the US but he was still a kid and had to start learning English at that point. I think after English he had an easier time since it wasn't a native language he was taught.
@bilgiokuzu
@bilgiokuzu 4 роки тому
Perfect a presentation, thanks Ms. Sid Efromovich
@renanalvim5823
@renanalvim5823 4 роки тому
That’s amazing video!!!! I just found out that now in 2019. I’m brazilian, with intermediate english, basic spanish and I started to learn french! I hope one day To achieve that fluency!!!
@xRAPxPaulistano91
@xRAPxPaulistano91 9 років тому
Awesome this guy grew up in Brazil, I'm from Brazil...
@jide5342
@jide5342 9 років тому
Michael Ventura de Souza Do you consider yourself Afro-Brazilian? Você se considera afro-brasileira ?
@xRAPxPaulistano91
@xRAPxPaulistano91 9 років тому
JoninhoFIFA Eu, não....
@jide5342
@jide5342 9 років тому
interessante, você tem a pele marrom e cabelo preto, curto , encaracolado, nos Estados Unidos , você seria considerado negro. por que você não se considera negro?
@MrBeiragua
@MrBeiragua 8 років тому
JoninhoFIFA Os Estados Unidos tem um conceito diferente de "negro" do daqui Br. Lá existem resquícios de uma lei chamada "one drop rule" que caracterizava como negro qualquer pessoal que tivesse pelo menos um ancestral negro. Isso provavelmente era uma forma de desincentivar a missigenação. Aqui no Brasil e na américa espanhola, miscigenação era menos regrada, e desde o começo termos que diferenciavam miscigenados de não miscigenados surgiram, mostrando um certo entendimento diferente do que constitui um negro. Apesar de quase 100% da população brasileira ser afrodescendente, este termo é usado com uma conotação levemente diferente da do termo "african-american" nos EUA. Acho interessante estas diferenças culturais.
@jide5342
@jide5342 8 років тому
Sou muito consciente disso eu sou dos Estados Unidos e do americano africano , bem como metade nigeriano
@jomichelle8462
@jomichelle8462 5 років тому
This dude reminds me of Carl, the manager who took over the krusty krab in the "selling out" episode.
@almaazul1511
@almaazul1511 5 років тому
Jordan Tulsa LMFAO TRUE 😂😂😂
@andreesj9589
@andreesj9589 5 років тому
haha
@parisselders832
@parisselders832 5 років тому
SKSKSKSSKSS 😂😂😂
@bhavdeeparora
@bhavdeeparora 5 років тому
Nah he looks like Alvin and the Chipmunks villain in movie 1
@logannastoff3782
@logannastoff3782 5 років тому
THANK YOU I KNEW HE REMINDED ME OF SOMEBODY
@AHMADEDWIN28
@AHMADEDWIN28 3 роки тому
Amazing techniques and methods. Thank you for sharing TEDx.
@luanbatista8470
@luanbatista8470 4 роки тому
HE IS BRAZILIAN. I'M SO PROUD OF HIM! ❤🇧🇷
@TheDonutAddict
@TheDonutAddict 8 років тому
i didn't expect him to be able to speak Greek! dayum O_o
@thesecretlegends6092
@thesecretlegends6092 8 років тому
i can speak greek...lol .....i am greek :για εσας ειναι δυσκολα αλλα για εμενα πανευκολα.αν ξερεις εληηνικα απαντα.
@TheDonutAddict
@TheDonutAddict 8 років тому
i am greek actually ^_^ είναι όντως δύσκολη γλώσσα :Ρ
@Almatataa
@Almatataa 8 років тому
+TheDonutAddict did he do a great job?
@TheDonutAddict
@TheDonutAddict 8 років тому
alma ata yeah! he didn't have that typical strong Greek accent xD but the sentence he mentioned was correctly said and his accent is actually good ^^
@kaanbostanc9032
@kaanbostanc9032 8 років тому
how many of you guys are be able to speak turkish ?
@arielhenrique9180
@arielhenrique9180 7 років тому
no shit, his portuguese is just perfect!!!
@domesticcat1725
@domesticcat1725 7 років тому
Ariel Henrique he's Brazilian
@arielhenrique9180
@arielhenrique9180 7 років тому
ohhh, ok then... that explains.
@skalderful
@skalderful 7 років тому
and his spanish too
@domesticcat1725
@domesticcat1725 7 років тому
Skalderful D Spanish is not that hard to get right, I once had a friend who had a perfect Castilian pronunciation and accent despite knowing nearly nothing of it
@axel9641
@axel9641 7 років тому
+Skalderful D No his Spanish is not perfect. He made two mistakes. He should've said : "Sino" instead of "Pero", and "tengamos" instead of "tenemos"😐
@cerseihv.vayart5838
@cerseihv.vayart5838 4 роки тому
I feel so impressed about his domain the all these languages, wow me ha inspirado profundamente. Thanks for sharing.
@jessicaherrerajuarez9748
@jessicaherrerajuarez9748 4 роки тому
Thanks for your advice, I loved the quotes, especially the last one!
@rafinha15d
@rafinha15d 4 роки тому
Brazilian Portuguese is wonderful! You all should try this beautiful language! 💗
@jlevan1996
@jlevan1996 4 роки тому
The first time I heard Portuguese, I was in a store. A mother and daughter were in the next aisle speaking a language I couldn't identify but it was beautiful! "Excuse me! What language are you speaking?" "Portuguese."
@t.lunaimhotepmdiv135
@t.lunaimhotepmdiv135 4 роки тому
True! I'm learning now!
@AAde-or3qz
@AAde-or3qz 4 роки тому
Like music... almost I think.
@vivaeuropa
@vivaeuropa 4 роки тому
I'm American and Portuguese is the language I want to learn after Spanish, I like Portuguese more but have to finish my Spanish journey first. Motivation is the landscape, friendly people, beautiful girls and because I heard English teachers make great money like 25 dollars an hour starting.
@fiorellaarrascue
@fiorellaarrascue 4 роки тому
It is a beautiful language to listen to indeed. I love it!
@marcopfaff7628
@marcopfaff7628 6 років тому
this video is absolutely amazing and I hope, that I will improve my foreign languages with your tips.
@danilopmdsz
@danilopmdsz 4 роки тому
esse final da palestra foi incrivel!!! amazing !!!
@monicas2433
@monicas2433 4 роки тому
I wonder if he'll be my German or Italian stickler?! His enthusiasm is so infectious! I woke up in a bad mood and now I'm all smiles! What a gift! Grazie! Danke! Thanks!
@MikeLhawdsYouTubeAccountHandle
@MikeLhawdsYouTubeAccountHandle 5 років тому
Dude looks like his magic mushrooms started kicking in right as he hit the stage
@WORST_BAD_GUY
@WORST_BAD_GUY 4 роки тому
😭😂😂
@nicoleraheem1195
@nicoleraheem1195 3 роки тому
Hahahahahaha
@dudamendesmili1071
@dudamendesmili1071 7 років тому
Is his first language Portuguese? He spoke I better than me and I'm Brazilian '-'
@GhostyGhost7007
@GhostyGhost7007 7 років тому
Aria Mili Mendes He's Brazilian as well.
@CentralFloridaHomeTours
@CentralFloridaHomeTours 7 років тому
POIS É NÉ
@PoncoAS
@PoncoAS 7 років тому
he is pinoy
@RabnubSatdnebQAlephKwetl
@RabnubSatdnebQAlephKwetl 7 років тому
É nóis!
@RobertNephew
@RobertNephew 7 років тому
Exatamente. Esse cara é brasileiro. hahah
@1776iscool
@1776iscool 4 роки тому
I love how friendly this guy is, he reminds me of my best friend Alex.
@Ayahmns
@Ayahmns 4 роки тому
Omg I admired him sm ! his smile's so shining
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