Top 5 MOST USEFUL LANGUAGES to Learn Right Now!

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[AlexanderAyling]

LET'S GET THIS VIDEO OVER 2, 000 LIKES!
Which of these languages do you want to learn most? Which languages do you already speak? Let me know in the comments!!

[Lauren_aida]

I am very grateful that English is my first language and that I speak Spanish as well, but I have found the most fulfillment from my journey learning the Indigenous language Quichua (Kichwa) because I find when you are making the effort to learn a less commonly taught language, that the connections you make with native speakers of that language are much deeper. And when I visit a multilingual place, I find that local people are much more appreciative when you make the effort to use phrases from the local language versus the colonizer language. So while more commonly spoken languages are certainly important for communicating with a larger number of people, I also strongly encourage people do not discount learning a less commonly taught language ❤ I think a lot of the Nelson Mandela quote: “If you talk to a man in a language he understands, that goes to his head. If you talk to him in his own language, that goes to his heart.”

[julianoalves]

Hi, I am Juliano. I am brazilian. I Live in São Paulo, Brazil. I speak portuguese and I study English on my own. Tks for your channel, it's help me a lot. 😉

[loucirignano]

I currently speak English, Spanish, some French and am currently learning Italian.

[lamaqwer]

I'm from Palestine 💙
My native language is Arabic
I speak English fluently as well
I'm a beggier in Mandarin Chinese
I speak Turkish way better than Chinese although I never studied it😂just from movies
I hope to be able to speak more languages in high levels in the future
Thanks for the video🤍😽

[tracylandry]

I’m from Nova Scotia, Canada. I speak English, a little French, and I’m learning some Italian. I would love to be multilingual, or even bilingual, but that’s not an easy task. I’m so jealous of people who can speak multiple languages, it’s an amazing skill to have.

[zrzrvkp]

Hola Alex! Tu español es muy bueno, felicitaciones! Tu acento es más latino que español! Yo soy chilena pero vivo en Italia así que aprender italiano fue rápido, hablo ingles ( no al 100%) y me ejercito mirando y escuchando tus vídeos y los de Carrie. Por exigencias de trabajo tengo que aprender francés y alemán, así que gracias por tus datos! Muy útiles. Saludos desde la bella Toscana! 😊

[aganalaskowska]

Aga from Poland, living in Ireland. I speak Polish, English and Italian. I'd like to learn Spanish and French.

[jonas.zehnder]

Great video Alex! As a language lover this is very interesting and definitely inspiring. I personally speak four languages - german, italian, french and english. Currently learning spanish too.

[aksvp]

I'm from India, so naturally I'm a multilingual person, I speak Hindi, English and my native language Marathi. I would really like to learn one of the southern Indian languages like Tamil, Telugu, Kannada, Malayalam etc. Internationally, I started learning German during Covid but couldn't continue later. After watching this video, I want to go back to start learning it again.

[ruslanmusifullin]

Hey Alex! Thank you for such an amazing video. It's very inspiring for language learners, and so beautiful. I'm from Russia, speak and learning english, and want to start French. "The limits of your language are the limits of your world".

[ishmedits]

i already speak hindi, english and french fluently, took yrs of french in school but i'm definitely interested in expanding to arabic, spanish, and chinese next. great video man, it's hard to pick which languages to devote yourself to though.. once you fall into the rabbit hole. i see the beauty in all languages 🤣 it's overwhelming how many exist!

[leiah]

Hi. My name is Lenka. I'm from the Czech Republic and I can speak Czech, Slovak, English, Italian and a bit of Croatian. Next language on my list for the future is Greek.

[mustanggirlll]

Belinda I’m American but my family is from Mexico so I speak Spanish. I am learning Italian and want to learn Norwegian

[genshin_archon-hydro]

I'm Spanish-Italian and I speak both languages since I'm very little. Then I learnt English in school, 'cause it's mandatory to learn in Spain since you are about 3-4 years old. After that, in High School I learnt French and German, and autonomously I learnt Brazilian Portuguese and Greek. Now I'm taking French and Mandarin lessons.
I can speak now Spanish, Italian, English, French, German, Brazilian Portuguese, Greek and a little bit of Mandarin.
I'm also very interested in learn other languages like Albanian, Farsi and Latvian, and I love how Farsi sounds so, maybe I'll include it.

[rahelschwarz-hosbach]

Love the video! I am German so that is my mothertongue but I am also fluent in English and I know French and some Hebrew. On the top of my language list right now are Arabic and Spanish but I think an Eastern European language like Russian, Mandarine or Hindi are cool as well!!

[qzdjsyn]

Mariana from Argentina, living in Spain. I speak Spanish, English (I was an English teacher in Argentina), Italian and understand Gallego. I´d love to learn French

[malkiawagiza]

I'm from Poland. I speak Polish, English, Italian, Danish. But the most important language in my life is Swahili. It opened a whole new world for me, the most exciting one. I love Zulu, too, but its clicks are very difficult so I'll stick to Swahili instead.

[annetted]

Mother tongue--English
Studying ---Spanish
Want to learn---Korean
(Nice seeing you with new content Alex.)

[lostamonglocals]

OH this is a fun idea for a video! Love it. We also just had this discussion in our house this week of which language would be the most beneficial to learn.