The benefits of a bilingual brain - Mia Nacamulli

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Comment from : TED-Ed

This is a nice video! It inspired me to learn a new language 😊
Comment from : Hoey Lee

love the vid man ohio skibbidi toilet 😂🎉
Comment from : joe mama

Now im jealous of not knowing chinese (my mother tounge but i do understand it a bit), and proper hindi(was born in india but i have a bit of difficulty in reading and with old pure hindi)
Comment from : Jade

외국인들 중 다중언어구사자가 매우 많은가보네요br^^|발 난 한국어도 제대로 못하는데
Comment from : Calculus Calculator

I know 5 languages ❤
Comment from : Gardun Loqman

Hola, mi idioma nativo es el español y estoy aprendiendo mucho del inglés gracias al imput comprensible, y estaba usando este video para ese propósito jajs I think i have a basic level of English because i can't talk the language (No soy bueno en gramática y creo que cometí un par de errores pero estoy emocionado porque entiendo bastante bien el vídeo y puedo aprender nuevas cosas con el inglés)
Comment from : EL DANY

The comments full of bilinguals and plyghots
Comment from : BMumut

Me who knows 6 languages read written and spokenbrHah rookie 💃💃
Comment from : Sunil S Choyal

Here in India, even though having so many languages we hesitate to learn other languages and show hatred towards each other languages
Comment from : Omprakash Tandrala

Nin hao at the end 🙂
Comment from : Matthew Martinez

2:00
Comment from : Lighting_baconYT閃電培根

you downgrade your ability in one language because you mix the words, but you speak 2 languages
Comment from : Philistine zigurath

Although I can speak English and Spanish, I learn new things in both languages every day Also, a big problem I face is that I often forget a word in both languages
Comment from : gibette rebutti

I certainly believe that every Filipino is a bilingual
Comment from : nayaemin

i'm purely french but the voice in my head mostly speak in english🤣
Comment from : yui

The earlier one is introduced to other languages do better in retention
Comment from : Abigail

And ASL sign language
Comment from : Abigail

That's me Spanish and French
Comment from : Abigail

Спасибо, дякую, merci and thanks for this video
Comment from : Анастейшн

This video sucks
Comment from : Chris

Greetings from peruvian migrant to US 😊😊
Comment from : Jesus Montoya

I like the fact that i am a multilingual ❤
Comment from : Bia

To learn a new language is to learn a new way of thinking
Comment from : RUBEN ERAZO

Eu privesc acest video ca să mă simt mai bine despre mine 😂
Comment from : Red Brix Animations

I'm studying Industrial Engineering and I'm almost C1 in english and IDK which language should I learn next (My first language is spanish btw) Should I try one conventional like german or smth more from Asia or middle east?
Comment from : Daniel Hernández

I use Vietnamese (native language) in daily conversations, use English to learn and acquire new knowledge from school or the internet Now, I am learning Chinese as a third language to better understand their ancient culture, people and local cuisine
Comment from : Villian Phan

Awesome❤
Comment from : Carlos David Benavides Delgado

Nice presentation Regards from Indonesia I am also multilingual My native language is Indonesian, I know English, German and Turkish So I did not reply to the opening greeting
Comment from : Fakhriy Muhammad

0:23
Comment from : Juan Manuel Altagracia Concepción

I speak english as a second language but i only know 60 of english and i speak Hebrew and learning italian
Comment from : shir leegal

视频很有趣！我的母语是中文，我从小学开始学英语。在大学期间因为专业学习要求，又选择了日语作为第二外语。
Comment from : Lucky1207

I'm a Korean, and I learned English since I was really young Now, I'm twelve years old, and managed to perfectly read, write, and speak in two languages! It's really great when I watch netflix lol
Comment from : 구름_cloudy

The fact that speaker is speaking English as a second language😄
Comment from : Cəsur Eynullayev

Well, my brain is a mix of Kazakh, Russian, English and Chinese languages
Comment from : aisulukarkar

spanish teacher made me watch this 😭
Comment from : soul ﹒🥽

Im not satisfied just knowing 2 language Man i wish i learned more as a child
Comment from : Jang

As a Filipino we were taught to speak, understand and write three distinct languages (Tagalog, Cebuano and English) Now currently engaging in Italian language 🤣
Comment from : Denver Calonia

I grew up with two sets of parents in two different countriesbrThey spoke English, Dutch, French and Arabic (one of my fathers spoke 7 different languages and understood and could be understood 14 in total!)brMy brain reverts to the most straightforward words I need when I'm tired It makes for very awkward sentences
Comment from : 1969Kismet

이걸 보고계시는 한국인이 있다면 저와 같은 처지군요 같이 힘냅시다 화이팅
Comment from : 룽지

Latvians are lucky, because most of us speak Latvian and Russian perfectly I also speak English pretty well Now I am learning German and Italian I really like learning languages it's like a hobby
Comment from : Vasiliy Lukashonok

My first language is Uzbek, as a second language most of people in my counrty learn Russian(left over from the USSR) There were times when I studied Japanese language(my favourite) so I mastered it well Now I’m on way to learn English, I almost achieved to the pre-ielts 😅 I like to speak several languages, you can talk to yourself in different languages so you never get bored 😂
Comment from : твоя лень

“你会说中文吗”“会”真的说得好标准！
Comment from : 罗西

I didn't know the benefits of being bilingual; that's so great I'm currently studying English, and the video motivates me to learn more Besides, I think being bilingual gives us other types of benefits, not only in the brain but also in our environment, such as hobbies, relationships, and job opportunities
Comment from : Jaime

I'm bilingual but my first language is not well-known, unpopular language
Comment from : Kim _1111

As an Indian I know to speak and understand four languages (English, Hindi, Tamil and Kannada) pretty well but there's room for lots of improvements in Kannada I can read fluently in English and Hindi, Kannada I can read well once I practice, Tamil is a bit hard considering I don't live in Tamil Nadu and didn't get any education in Tamil Writing I'm most fluent in English and Hindi Kannada and Tamil aren't that good, Kannada I make mistakes but I can write but Tamil I can barely write my name correctly In all of this I'm learning Korean! Do I count as Multilingual because I can talk and understand four languages or bilingual because I know 2 languages fluently and the other 2 are a blur I have no idea!
Comment from : 『 ʚPurrpl Kittyɞ 』

come to the comment section to find Malaysians
Comment from : Lee Zhi Qian

I am fluent in Polish, English, German and Chinese
Comment from : Mikołaj

It's insightful to see the way different age groups can learn languages, and now I'm considering learning a third language Thanks!
Comment from : Jacket Biker

It is absolutely true, it is really important to learn more than one language and have more opportunities in life
Comment from : Karla Lara

Very interesting!, i learned a lot from the video
Comment from : Dayana Arenas

Very interesting information! brThanks for sharing 🙏🏻
Comment from : Mayra Cecilia

This video is very interesting because it teaches us the importance of using our minds in order to understand different languages
Comment from : michelle diaz drew

Very good video and interesting as knowing several languages
Comment from : cvs dm

Very good video it helped me a lot
Comment from : Marubi Arellanes

I find the video very interesting, we saw it in class and this educational
Comment from : Anaximena Sanchez

The part of the video that assigned roles to the Left-Hemisphere and Right-Hemisphere has been thoroughly debunked But great video other than that
Comment from : Daniel Rockett

I find this information very interesting, since it touches on very important topics, thank you for sharing it
Comment from : Paulina Altamirano

I know two languages tamil and english ,ryt now im learning deutch,this video motivates me a lot and i want to become a polyglotbrbrFor me more languages means more movies,books,podcasts,series more entertainment ❤🎉
Comment from : Karthick

Seeing this video as a French is an absolute win
Comment from : Kaysott

Indians are born multilingual 🙂
Comment from : Knight

what if you are trilingual or more?
Comment from : TheLadySakai

For malaysian, it is very common for us to learn 2 to 3 languages for daily conversation For my case, i can speak in mandarin, malay and english
Comment from : 나비 ਏਓ

Something important to note is that these observations were seen more often when the two or more languages learned by the subject were of greater origin Such as a Sanskrit based language and a Latin based language learned by the same person, this is likely due to (but not confirmed) by the variance in grammar when using the two different languages that forces the brain to do a little more thinking
Comment from : Mahavir Bhakta

Honestly learning a second language is like traveling to another world Love it ❤
Comment from : Chute Orphee

Well in my country (Djibouti) normally we speak Somali, Arabic, and Afar at home, the street while we study French and English in school Every summer I travel to Ethiopia and I know there two main languages (Amharic, Oromo) So that means I know around 7 languages Wanna learn Chinese et Spanish soon
Comment from : Chute Orphee

Ik 3 language and i can write with my both hands
Comment from : Jesus is in your Area 😏

Who would I be? Knowing reading writing in 5 languages? Probably a 5 star advent
Comment from : Mayookh Dave

I know two languages one is my firt language and one is Arabic and a little bit of English English and Arabic its soo helpful i always I wonder how I could fill my brain with so much information if I only spoke my language Unfortunately my first language is useless
Comment from : socres Me

I live in the US where it isn't very incentivized to learn a new language, but I decided why not and am learning Chinese and Indonesian I am conversational in Indonesian and am still trying to figure out Chinese Hopefully I can be fluent in both of them some day
Comment from : Some random person

llo
Comment from : Qasim Shah

I grew up with 4 languages and it has made me intellectually superior to most other humans But at the same time nobody can follow me so i live in my mind
Comment from : Samuel Soroaster

Cries in knowing 4+ Indian languages with over millions of speakers but no use outside of those particular states 😢😢😢
Comment from : Aditya Satrap

I can say hello in German, American Sign Language, Mandarin Chinese, French and Spanish Not a conversation makes but it’s fun to know I can count a little in sign, French, Spanish and a little in German I can say yes and no in Brazilian Portuguese, Russian, French, Spanish, German I had Russian landlords at one time and could read a first grade reader in Russian but all I can remember is yes and no in Russian and forgot how to read it except the word Moscow It’s been 40 some years I don’t know if I’ll ever be fully fluent in Spanish my first love but I’m gonna try my darndest
Comment from : Lisa Nidog

Get rekt monoglots!
Comment from : Dondo Brondo

Thank you for this, i've learnt 5 languages myself and my brain keeps asking me to learn more, I'm bad in maths by the way (speaking in wes anderson's character way)
Comment from : The Baron of montage

My name is Gabriella and I come from the US and I'm learning to speak Spanish!
Comment from : Gabriella Johnson

I am from Russia Since I was 7 years old I have been learning English at school Now I also want to know German and Spanish It's hard to explain my love to learning foreign languages to my parents as they speak only one language
Comment from : Lupus Dei

I am learning English, hindi and telugu in my school and my mother tongue is marathi 😁 Most of the Indias knows more than two languages because there are many languages in our country
Comment from : RIXX

So could I find someone here to learn another language 😅
Comment from : Gulsher Ahmad

You just used the four languages that i know at the beginning 😅( english, spanish, french and chinese)
Comment from : Star 7-7

I do am myself is a bilingual
Comment from : Jhonlerex Amejan

Quede loco
Comment from : Manuel B Ruiz

안녕하새요! 나다리아 입니다! 반갑습니다! brBonjour! J'ai suis Natalia! Ravi de vous rencontrer!brHi! My name's Natalie and I am a student trying to learn as many languages as I can
Comment from : 나다리아료햊

I speak Spanish but i feel better and comfortable when I speak English
Comment from : milkie

沒錯，身為土生土長的台灣人真的很感謝父母從小就要求我培養英語能力
Comment from : 黎柏均

My family says that our kids should speak Spanish We come from Mexico, and I believe that them speaking English and learning Spanish is better I learned English by myself but I don't want my children to have a though time in their own country
Comment from : Pamela S

It is a captivating video , my native language is Spanish, and I am learning English , I could say that when I speak English, my personality changes a lot because I need to have energy if I want to speak with fluency but it is difficult because around me people speak spanish and my brain is getting used to switch the two languagea
Comment from : Byron Alessandro Díaz Reyes

I was born in France and french is my first language, when I was 4yo my family and I moved out to Tunisia, I am learning English since the age of 11 and spanish since I am 12, now I speak French, arabic, Tunisian(dialecht), English, Spanish, Latin And I will start learning Japanese next year I am so proud of myself 😊
Comment from : Asmaa MFP

It Is video is fantastic
Comment from : Antonella Amitrano

My experience is weird since my 1st language is Navajo and 2nd is english but I mainly speak english and I rarely use Navajo since I don't know how to speak it and I know the navajo context to what my grandparents would say in Navajo but can't translate it from Navajo to English since the english translation from Navajo to English doesn't work well together so I can understand Navajo but can't really translate it to english like if my parents speak to me in Navajo my ears feels fuzzy like I heard the words before and knows what it means but just unable to tranlate it to english
Comment from : Straw