Polyglot Explains Language Learning Levels

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This is the definitive guide to language learning levels. I am the best polyglot on the planet. No one learns a language like me.

[levente]

-A is the level when you start speaking in a foreign language and the person you talk with switches to english.

[erickmullan]

The french-chinese reaction is so spot-on; I lived in both countries, and while in China I was idolised as if I was Confucius himself, in France they almost put me on fire for asking a croissant with a “not enough native” accent.

[LingoLizard]

Everyone gangsta, until Language Simp reaches level D1

[Tehui]

Good summary. I'm in between B2 and C1 in my target language. Out of all the language levels, I found B1 to be the most frustrating. I felt like toddler who was crawling in the language, but was yet unable to walk.

[helenemorgenstern]

As a native russian speaker, I confirm, that "suka blyat" is more essential than "My name is".

[xds]

2:20 I agree. As a french person, the last time I saw an A2 level french speaker do a horrific grammar mistake he almost didn't come out alive.

[SchoolChromebook]

As a polyglot that can speak around 20 languages at A0.1 level, this was a very informative video! Can't wait to reach A0.2! :D

[hugoingelhammar]

You know you have really mastered a language when you can solve crosswords in it. I'm pretty good at swedish crosswords (my native language) but when I look at an english crossword i'm straight back to square one, even though I consider myself fully fluent in english.

[drunkendwarf]

Little you know, but his eyes looking in different directions sometimes because one is watching on camera and with another one he's learning a new language, true gigachad

[cristianoo]

That thing he said about A2 is true. I've learned Indonesian to that level before a trip there and my wife was filming me ordering us food in bahasa Indonesia and everybody was like omg he is such a smart ass. Man I probably had less than 300 words in my head...

Most videos of polyglots here are of the kind, probably

[andreasschmidt]

French is my favourite dialect of the Arabic language.

[ispeakem]

I swear this man is the top tier of Polyglot entertaining on the web

[king_fresh]

i swear, this man could make content on the most boring subject on earth and simultaneously be funny and make the subject interesting to learn about

[TikoVerhelst]

I'd like to add a couple of notes/extra levels;
B1 in German as a Dutch person combined with the 'good German accent' already makes you able to fit into German society without anyone noticing.
It only works if you're Dutch though and think about a words like and 'Productivität' all the time.
(Came up with this one because I have a really good accent in German as a Dutch person but only studied the language for three years in school. Then I got lost in a German village while on holiday with my parents. And while asking a German guy for directions to the camping, he tought I was the local. It tooks us five minutes to figure out we were both not form this part of Germany. LOL)
Another one is B1/B2 in English for people form Scandanavia. The moment you speak to a native English speak and say 'I just speak a bit of English', you will in the next 5 minutes use a word the native speaker never heard before but is correct English.

[DrmrdGery]

I'm C2/D1 in french and i speak québéquois at a A1 level.

[nobody_expects_me]

C4 is the most based level, and only available for the sigma male. However it has also the annoying setback of putting you at risk of spontanous explosion if you hear any mistake in that language (nuclear if you're french).

[felipenascimento]

You failed to mention the D2 level, when just by willing it you can redefine the grammar, the vocabulary, create or replace words and all native speakers will instantaneously follow suit. If one reaches D2 level in japanese for instance, you can do away with all Kanji.

[Т-ми]

As a person who was called braindead while trying to learn languages and only got English after years of internet conversations, after 2:25 I'm sure this channel is exactly the right place for me

[月亮-gf]

Your humour is so contagious, I don't know why I haven't watched your language reviews before) thanks for an entertaining and interesting content 😂🌺

[jazzyniko]

I can assure you that if I took a language exam for level C1 in Spanish I would certainly fail that exam 🤣
PS: El español es mi lengua materna.