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Answering Questions in Vietnam (Patreon)

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2024-07-09 16:07:59
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Enjoy this relaxing video featuring the sunset in Hanoi. It's crazy how dark it gets by the end of the video. I LOVED making this, so I'll ask for more questions soon. Hope this helps, and thanks for being a patron!

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Konstantine Kahadze

I love imshawngetoffmylawn’s videos. Thanks for answering my question. I have been a bit of the Bats (Batsbi) language spoken in Georgia which is an endangered language. I suggested it since it really challenges you to learn from so few materials and they just added a bunch on Google translate.

wolfstar

- Servant Of The People is Zelensky's sitcom, and it's in Russian - There's a really good Quebecois movie called Souterrain (Underground) - Just watch and listen to lots of Swiss German TV and radio and you should pick it up. Don't try to speak it yourself - Focus: just listen in short bursts - Max. no. of languages at C1/C2 - I don't think polyglots should be aiming for more than 7. Truly knowing a language also means being embedded in its culture, its society and media, its idioms and in-jokes etc. And I think the "no maintenance" thing is only true if you've lived and worked in a country for long enough. Languages that you've just learned at home in your room require more maintenance, even if you've learned them to a really high level, because there are far fewer memories and experiences associated with them.

Atlanta
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Servent of the People was surprisingly funny. Also crazy to watch it considering everything that happened after the show.