Polyglot Reading In 5 Languages ✨ Japanese, Mandarin, Russian, French, and English

Hi guys and welcome back to my channel! ♥️ Sharing a very special kind of video today with you guys. You can hear me read in all 5 languages I have studied in my life or that I am currently studying 🥳

I am very very very passionate about reading in foreign languages, especially when you start studying a language because it breaks down this initial fear.

Some of you may notice I have not included german even though I did study at school for around 8 years. This is because I have not studied it since, and unless I pick it up again on my own, I won't count it as one of my languages! So yeah, I hope this sheds some light on to my current level for all these languages, and if you guys are looking for tips to improve your reading in your target language definitely subscribe to my channel since I'll talking about that a lot more from on!

I really hope you guys will like this video and I will see you in the next one!

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BTW, did you guys notice the improvement in my video editing? I hope to get better in time! 🥰🙆‍♀️🥳

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[irinaspalve]

You have a pretty good pronunciation for a beginner in Russian. Great work!

Also, I`d like to mention that if you read “моя” (móya), pronouncing a clear "o" sound, it sounds more like a "washing".

“моя руки“ = washing hands

It should sound more like мая (mayá), with a stress on a last letter.

In Russian all the unstressed vowels are usually pronounced unclearly.

This way, е becomes more like и, о is pronounced more like a, and so on.

Only in some Russian dialects all “o” letters are pronounced like “o”.

By the way, even native Russians pronounce many words wrongly. That`s why there is a tendency to change the rules of pronunciation, so that it would match the way the people speak.

Also, as you are learning Chinese pronunciation too, I`d like to give you a hint about how to pronounce pronoun Ты.

In Chinese there are syllables like shi, chi, where “i” letter is pronounced very hard, flat.

It should be almost the same in Russian, only you should change “sh” or “ch” to “t” letter.

[toribooks]

omg I'm russian and I'm following you since you had just instagram and how surprised I am to see russian n this video! I love it ♥

[sofiadiianni]

Thank you 🌈 your videos and posts are always sooo motivating for me❤️

[akuused]

I share the same love for reading in all the languages I know/study so this is very lovely to see! Thanks for sharing!

[MochiOtter]

I am N4 level, and decided to start reading more as a way to absorb vocab. Any advice on some light novels you started with? Thanks for the video!

[nathan-eiry]

Reading pays off and might make things more smooth when it comes to the learning process, right? Thank you for sharing this with us! Looking forward to the next video!!

[dryagan]

Your progress with chinese is amazing! :O I began learning it recently as well and pronounciation has been hard but your video inspires me to continue learning!
I'm wondering, do you have a tutor or someone that corrects your mistakes when pornouncing words? :)

[astre_armor]

J’avoue avoir passé pour la français et l’anglais vu que ce sont des œuvres que je dois lire et donc pour découvrir moi-même m’on imité mais le choix en japonais j’étais tellement pas prête jpp t’as pas choisi la facilité héhé Te voir commencer le chinois me donne envie d’enfin m’y remettre en reprenant mes cours du lycée aaaah

[CozyAmbience.]

great when it's real polyglots making these videos not making everything seem perfect just to sell something. thanks.