www.SpeakingFluently.com - Visit my blog for language tips! This is a video with me speaking some of the languages I have studied over the years with captions in English. In this video I speak English, French, Spanish, Welsh, German, Macedonian, Swedish, Italian, Serbian/Bosnian/Croatian, Portuguese, Czech, Catalan, Russian, Dutch, Romanian and Albanian. I hope you enjoy it.

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www.babelnomore.com Michael Erard, researching his study of polyglots, films Alexander Arguelles describing his daily language-learning regimen.

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Mexican polyglot speaks English, Spanish, Polish, French, Catalan, Romanian, Portuguese, German, Dutch, Latin & Italian. I hope this video inspires others to study languages and learn about other cultures. Thanks for watching! *I recently moved to Mexico where I plan to begin studying Nahuatl. *Very soon I would also like to learn Russian, modern Greek & Swedish. *Languages on my wish list are Chinese, Japanese & Arabic.

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Luca is an Italian polyglot and in this video he speaks 8 languages Italian, English, French, German, Spanish, Dutch, Swedish and Russian

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See more below for list of links in this video. This is a description of my method for learning foreign languages through large numbers of sentences. NOT FOR BEGINNERS! If you learned something in this video, then LIKE it and don't forget to subscribe to learn more from my channel. 1. Gather bilingual material for over 10000 sentences 2. Record 500 bilingual sentences or 1-2 pages every other day. (watch at 10:55) 3. Listen 10x no more than 2 days apart (13:27) 4. Increase the speed 10 percent each time (14:38) 5. How I do 40000 sentences in 2 weeks (16:08) 6. Record target language sentences again. (16:40) 7. The whole point summed up here: (17:00) 8. Question about knowing grammar? (18:35) 9. My research on memory & brain (21:00) 10. What my students do (22:58) 11. How to do it DIY, writing sentences (25:00) 12. Doing translation (27:42) Glossika Language Training blog on Facebook has many more language resources published there. www.facebook.com

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Polyglot Vladimir Skultety speaking in 11 languages. This amazing polyglot needs alot more exposure in the language learning community. Check out his blog below. www.foreverastudent.com Languages spoken in this recording: English Mandarin Chinese Russian Hungarian German Italian Czech Spanish French Portuguese (almost) Slovak

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I want to put a book together, available to all for free which is written by you language lovers for all language lovers. How did you learn your languages? How has the study of foreign languages enriched your life? Who influenced you? I want to know. Send me a written piece, in English, by July 31, 2010. About 1-15 pages, covering any topic you wish relating to foreign languages. Send the finished piece by email to: thepolyglotproject@usa.com I'm looking forward to hearing from you guys! Claude

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What's a polyglot? Someone who can speak many languages

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I was invited to speak at TBEX (Travel Blog EXchange) in Vancouver, in front over over 500 people about my language learning techniques. It was my first time ever speaking publicly! Most of the audience are travel writers, and have been around the world but unfortunately most have never learned the local languages where they go. I focused this talk on encouraging them to get the basics. I only got through a third of my notes in the alloted 30 minutes! For more on this see my blog fluentin3months.com

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"Language Secrets From a Linguistic Junkie" This is the first of my personal video posts. This episode is divided into 2 Parts / 2 separate clips. I've tried to answer some of the many questions that have been sent to me in emails and messages since I posted my first clip on Youtube in 2007. I thought to make it interesting, I've tried to choose several different languages to respond to (subtitled in English). Questions include: What separates languages - politic or linguistic differences? What's the history behind some of your languages? What's the most difficult language? What are some secrets to learning new languages? How do I get motivated to learn languages? I've chosen languages that I'm at different competency levels in - and as you can see, it shows! Some of them I hadn't used for a long time - just putting this clip together was great to get the linguistic juices flowing again in some of my dormant languages. I also used as a personal challenge for the first time in public Vietnamese. I put this post public to set a bar for myself - so hopefully in a few months time, my Vietnamese will be much more fluent than what you see in this clip. I'll keep you updated on my progress! Languages that I speak in or about in this episode include: English Bahasa Indonesia Javanese Bahasa Melayu Japanese Chinese - Mandarin Danish

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In Mnidcraft, I like to look at ways of creatively pushing the mind's boundaries. I was in a semi-dream state about a month ago when this concept came to me. I woke up that next morning and jotted the words down. Since then I've tweaked them a little (through subsequent alpha moments^_^). The music is also pretty faithful to my dream. This clip is designed to be watched many times. I've embedded many things in there. For the first few times, just get into the rhythm and copy the one-handed sign alphabet with me. At the same time, you'll be seeing the pictures out of the corner of your eye. It's ok to peek at other things going on on the screen. As you get the words linked into the pictures - which are linked into the letters - which are linked into the rhythm, try to let it all become a part of you. If possible, try NOT to memorise the textual 'dot dash' renderings of the morse code. Just sing the words to the rhythm and you'll have the Morse-code alphabet already. I've thrown some Morse into my solos - both dispersed into the main body of the song and also at the end... test yourself (well actually the answer is right there glaring at you!) see if you can work it out :) I recommend downloading this clip to your iPod and setting it on repeat and listen to it over and over as you're walking around town. You don't have to look at the video the whole time. Just get the rhythms. For more details, swing by my blog - 'Behind the Curtain' - Stuart Jay Raj's Mind Skills and <b>...</b>

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(Presented in American Southern accent) The opening is inspired by Will Ferrell's impersonation of George Bush. Being a friend and helper of the community is important. Help, sustain, promote, and encourage the efforts of everybody reaching their polyglot goals. And don't forget, happiness is a choice you make for yourself today! My Dec 2010 achievements discussed and further plans for 2011 explained in detail. Glossika Language Training blog on Facebook has many more language resources published there. www.facebook.com

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-Click captions at the bottom right of the video for subtitles--I have always been fascinated by languages, different cultures and travel. Inspired by many language enthusiasts and polyglots on youtube, In this video I talk about my language learning experiences in English, Russian, Mandarin, Cantonese, French and Spanish.

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Polyglot is your personal translator for Windows Phone 7 - www.verysoftware.co.uk . Polyglot is a Windows Phone 7 application that puts the power of multilingual translation in the palm of your hand. The ability to translate text back and forth between more than 30 languages, playback audio of the translation, share translated text by email or SMS and access your history of translations even when offline means that Polyglot is the perfect companion for trips anywhere in the world. The stylish design and smooth user experience makes this app suitable for both vacations and business trips. Polyglot is available now on the Windows Phone Marketplace worldwide. (Polyglot is powered by Microsoft Translator) Music: '444' by nvwoods Checkout our first video for Polyglot: www.youtube.com

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I had an opportunity to meet up with and interview the charismatic Benny Lewis from Fluentin3Months.com in Budapest recently. Those of you following the location independent and travel blogger crowd will likely already be well acquainted with Benny. His blog and recent language hacking guides have been extremely popular. Currently fluent in 8 languages and proficient in many others, Benny definitely knows what he is talking about. What I admire most about him is the intense focus of his blog and language missions in different countries. Travel, lifestyle design and location independence are all very saturated topics, Benny managed to find an unique angle and he sticks with it. He is the Language Hacker Polyglot.

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"Language Secrets From a Linguistic Junkie" - Episode 1 Part 2 This is the second part of the first of my personal video posts. This episode is divided into 2 Parts / 2 separate clips. for a full review see blog entry: stujay.blogspot.com I've tried to answer some of the many questions that have been sent to me in emails and messages since I posted my first clip on Youtube in 2007. I thought to make it interesting, I've tried to choose several different languages to respond to (subtitled in English). Questions include: What separates languages - politic or linguistic differences? What's the history behind some of your languages? What's the most difficult language? What are some secrets to learning new languages? How do I get motivated to learn languages? I've chosen languages that I'm at different competency levels in - and as you can see, it shows! Some of them I hadn't used for a long time - just putting this clip together was great to get the linguistic juices flowing again in some of my dormant languages. I also used as a personal challenge for the first time in public Vietnamese. I put this post public to set a bar for myself - so hopefully in a few months time, my Vietnamese will be much more fluent than what you see in this clip. I'll keep you updated on my progress! Languages that I speak in or about in this episode include: English Bahasa Indonesia Javanese Bahasa Melayu Japanese Chinese - Mandarin Danish language linguistics motivation polyglot thai mandarin <b>...</b>

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Why is everybody saying they learn foreign languages without grammar? What's up with that? Why can't we use the general structure of grammar as an idea to use a language? I need to have structure to the things I'm learning if I'm going to learn it well.

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The Head of Lingua Genesis, Carl Dundas, gives his first ever spontaneous monologue in Italian, just nine months after first starting to learn the language, beginning with the Michel Thomas CDs, which mainly allowed him to master the pronunciation and link the sounds of words and word order with Spanish and French. He speaks of his learning trends, the need to drive oneself to learn, and tells how his knowledge of Spanish and French has helped him to remember words and their spellings, as well as constructing accurate sentences, using a simplified means of expression. This video is accompanied with subtitles and is complemented with an explanation in English in another video about how Dundas progressed with the language.

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Hello everyone. My name's Josip and I come from Croatia. I'm 16 years old and I love learning foreign languages. :)

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„Leo Monosson, a polyglot of the song is coming this Summer to Warsaw !" reads a title of a note in one of Polish magazines, 1932. That gave me idea to present here how Leo did manage with languages, their styles and forms and what was able, on this field, to create himself . Five songs, one by one; Polish rendition had been already in my corner presented. Now -- Paul Abraham's "My golden baby". Rec. - W.Weist Archive

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Leo's German-French version of the famous waltz-song, a main theme in the first talkie directed by René Clair "Sous les toits de Paris", 1930. Rec.: W.Weisst Archive

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Polyglot is a personal translator program for Windows Phone 7. You type a phrase in the upper window and choose what language it's in, then press the translate button to tranlate it into the language selected below. It also supports pronouncing the translated phrase in a number of languages. Website: pocketnow.com Facebook www.facebook.com Twitter: twitter.com

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Cracking Thai Fundamentals with Polyglot Stuart Jay Raj Core Vowel Handsigns 1 of 2 stujay.blogspot.com In this two part episode, we will look at many of the fundamental vowel frames in Thai and embed them into our bodies with Handsigns, mnemonics, humour and more. The vowels covered are...

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PDF: www.docstoc.com Amazon: www.amazon.com In this video, I show off my copy of the Polyglot Project book. I haven't read through it in any great detail yet, so it's only a basic overview, but I would seriously advise investing in the book. By the way, for those of you ordering the book outside of the US - it took just over 2 weeks for it to arrive at my house from Amazon.Com. The website indicated it would take nearly 2 months!!!

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Please be aware that I have not decided if I will learn Arabic. I am only looking at the language, I have not made any decisions at this time. A lot of people do not like Rosetta Stone because Rosetta Stone makes it a little too easy. There is never any ONE program that works 100 percent. Learning always requires that you regularly use more than one program.

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