Improving your mother tongue? | Language learning tip

There could be some ways to learn a new language faster.

Should you improve your native language and why? In this video I will talk about this topic, and hopefully this is helping you. Good luck with everything.

[zxr]

Well you can improve your mother tongue by learning another language which is very closely or somewhat closely related.. because a lot of European languages are influenced by Latin or Greek etc. or some slavic languages especially orthodox are heavily influenced by Old Slavic & Church Slavonic etc. I improved my mother tongue (srb).. by learning Ruski.. because a lot of primary russ words that they use more often are not primary in srb but used sometimes & vice versa.. Or some words became archaic in one language & are still used often in the other etc.

[ianinpitani]

I’m bilingual English/Portuguese, yet I’m not actually 100% fluent in either and I always feel a little “languageless”! The best language I communicate in is when I’m speaking to someone who also speaks both Portuguese and English 😅 Does anybody else feel the same?

[sankalp]

Native speakers often grow up speaking the dialect of their parents and learn the standard language only when their formal schooling begins. That's why, you often come across non-native speakers being more grammatically correct than native speakers themselves. However, non-native speakers often struggle to have a good grasp of the non-standard varieties of the language (dialects).

[j.pedrolima]

Hey Wouter, I think you could make a video on omegle shocking people speaking their native language, it would be awesome!

[AndyJugglesLanguages]

It's interesting what you said about the genetive case in Dutch.
I'm native English, studied so many languages, but I find grammar very difficult to understand in many languages, even my own language. I studied a TEFL (Teaching English as a Foreign Language) two years ago and it was that course that taught me more about English grammar.

[DomGFlover]

yes mr wouter i am native arabic speaker which considered one of the most hard languages and of course there are much much words we arabs not understand so no one is perfect

[egorbasist]

Im Russian, and for me giant help in learning Spanish was knowing some scientific and formal vocabulary in Russian since it's mostly based on Latin roots. And also knowing what all indoeuropean languages still have same similarities, so it's cool to recognise some of them ancient roots in other language.

[MarkCisneros]

I speak English and Spanish but I still have lots of words etc to learn in both languages

[dre]

How do we improve our second language, like the language of my grandparents and parents?

[fryderyk_chopin_sir_newton]

I failed my mother language exams over the past three years 😂

[tska]

It's funny when you find a new word you can understand in the foreign language but don't what the word would be in your native language so you Google it and it's a word you've never seen before so you look it up in the dictionary and it has the right meaning. I had that happen with a Greek word, αγιογράφος, today that meant saint writer, which apparently there is a word "hagiographer" in English. Lol Never heard that word before in my life.

[i-amricric]

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[samykiani]

You can improve your mother tongue if you do translations from your target lamguage into your mother tongue.

[Bisirru]

El Español es uno de los idiomas más hablados del planeta, buena elección. ¿Cual es tu lengua materna?

[muralimahadevan]

I speak Hindi and English fluently and Sanskrit in bits and parts. While my mother tongue is Tamil I have a lot more to learn.

[kirbyj]

I've been stuck on duolingo learning dutch this year 😅

[Jackson-bdkq]

Can someone help me with speaking French fluently?

[Jackson-bdkq]

Je étudient beaucoup français, je parle une peau français. 我学法语六天了，我会讲一点法语。I have learnt French a lot, I speak a little bit of French.

[robertjjuuko]

Mister voter card winner Waverly thank you very much native-born Ugandan trying to improve my native language my native language in luganda I've been working on that ass they do speak English in luganda in Uganda and Swahili even to been trying to improve my language and I've been on the guaranteed we'd be a polygraph when you when we do improve my languages thank you for your input very good information video God bless you missy gracias danke avidazen thank you for all you do you have to listen to several of your videos thank you keep up the good work missy buku danke how to get through play Within You stable thank you and I've had of several techniques I haven't mastered them yet like Shadow and chunking and etymology that makes sense your foundation that could says in the Bible is good to go to the foundation the foundation be this DMS them what can the righteous do so it's important to go to the foundation the route avow help this go from there to expand your horizon growth we have to start somewhere seed Latin good information thank you let's get skin to retest glad to be enriched little Latin I like languages I love that Phuket in high school when I was taking some Spanish what's your Gusto es Mio taking some Spanish and Latin new English I know some bits of French for my memory books little German Italian yes bits but yeah I like a languages good way to communicate with other people and yeah he put need to be good to be appreciated do it Diamond Life thing for civilization included the blessing of language my life Missy gracias Yankee and it got to avidazen Bella balloon you Sable

[paulw]

Hello, My chair is wonkey. Do you speak Gobliagook?