7 Incredibly Useful Benefits of Learning a New Language

In today's video, you'll learn 7 ways in which learning a new language can enrich your life.
First, I'll discuss about how learning a new language will make you incredibly self-disciplined.
Then, I'll tell you why a second language can become a shortcut for a new one.
And last but not least, you'll find out why learning a new language is a bridge to life-lasting friendships.

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[avnivarshney]

to summarise the video -
1. Spiritual Richness
2. Personal Growth
3. Memorable Traveling
4. Brain Training
5. Better Social Life
6. Deeper Relationship
7. Career Boost

[Marco-yshe]

You have a wondeful outlook on life, gleaming with postivity. That's something I always take from these videos, regardless whether or not it's related to language learning.

[felipegonzalez]

The quality in your new videos it's amazing! Congratulations!! Keep doing it.

[TheLineageEVO]

To have a second language is to have a second soul (c)

[jacmorales]

I agree with you 100%. I speak 4 languages and I have experienced​ all the things you talked about in the video.

[thiagoaugusto]

You're my inspiration of learning a new language Lucas. One day I'd like to achieve this level of fluency of English. I'm fighting everyday around this goal, I'll get to do it. Thank you

[Jean_Aguiar]

Thanks for the video! You're such a inspiration for me Luca, cause I have a dream to become a polyglot one day. Even though I'm not fluent in English, every single day I keeping improving my English skills. The next step is try to learn Japanese.

[heltonsiqueiradematos]

Congratulations for your video Luca .I'm from Brazil and i stud english for a couple of years, and it's wonderful can be comprehend 98% about your speech. Next year i'll start the spanish learning journey.

[jazzyeric]

Luca you have really stepped up your game! Great professional quality video that I will share with my language learner friends. It's exactly what I need to hear and see as I continue the uphill battle of acquiring my first additional language (Brazilian Portuguese).

[jorgeberumen]

Estoy tan agradecido por lo que haz compartido! Se te agradece. Un fuerte abrazó

[lfmmacedo]

This is a blast! Thanks Lucca for making this video. It is inspirational to all languages enthusiasts to hear all your wisdoms about life through language acquisition. Keep up the good work!

[halimahashi]

Glad we relate I definitely agree. I speak three languages not including English and going to learn more. It doesnt take me very long to learn due to my linguistic talent!🤗

[mendicius_jade]

I am a born polyglot since the local environment I grew up with is linguistically diverse. Yet, I started learning (foreign) languages as a hobby later in life. I started Spanish when I was 15 as it amused me to see thousands of words in Spanish that are similar to what we use everyday (I am a Filipino anyway, and Philippines did have long history with Spain). My method, however, didn't work and I get frustrated for a decade. It was until the pandemic that I started using italki where I met a Spanish polyglot who taught me his life hacks, and I did managed to become 'conversant' in Spanish after a year. Now, I am starting to acquire French and German altogether, and I can say that this is indeed my passion in life.

Since I learned foreign languages 'in a real deal', I began to feel like I am became a different person than I was. I feel just like I woke up one morning and I became confident about myself. I started to feel not be averse into anything new and uncertain, and I am always in to staying out of my comfort zone. I am not rich enough to afford travelling abroad, but through learning new rules and complexities of a language, as well as making friends with people from different culture, it helps me widen my perspective.

This new hobby has made me a new person that a timid and insecure me from a decade ago would sure be proud to see.

[crisalider]

Bravissimo Luca, e vai!!! I really like the new format on your videos, everything is so amazing, I followed you before, ma vedo che ti sei reinventato!!, I like it a lot, eres una gran inspiración para mi, te lo dice una dominicana que vivió en tu linda Italia por 9 años, merci beaucoup per i tuoi consigli!!

[luverlv]

Eres un gigante.
Eres un crack Luca.
Te admiro y te respeto mucho.
Quiero seguir tus pasos, eres el más grande ejemplo.
Nuevamente gracias por tus mensajes tan claros en tus vídeos.
Soy Luver de Colombia.

[stansabev]

Editing is the newest language you’ve got:). Very meaningful video as always!

[antoniocarotenuto]

Thank you Luca, your teachings are very useful.

[linguamus]

So sad this guy with the amazing language skills and knowledge has such a less quantity of subscribers. On the internet, there are dozens of scammers who speak English with terrible accents have millions of followers. I know 5 Russian, Turkish, Arabic, Macedonian, Englis and some little-known local languages. I learned all those languages only by my own method that I have improved still when I was in university. I like and agree with most of the ideas of Luca

[sirescobar]

again ... amazing video.
its the small nuances like for example the subtile way you use the background music that make it really really great man. less is more and whoever produces and mixes it definitely knows what they are doing.

you just come across better now that the quality of the videos matches the quality of your words and thoughts. and it is a joy to listen to you.

if theres any way i can help... i dont have much but i love this channel and i am a producer/singer/ songwriter/ guitarist. so if i can support you with what i got ... just let me know.

sky is the limit

[kitosake]

I barely know english, my native language is spanish, I love langueages!, I want to learn, chinese, japanese and maybe korean