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I came out as a polyglot [0] at my conference a few months ago. Spanish (native), French, English, and hopefully a fourth one coming soon! Learning a new langu
by abnercoimbre 5y ago
I came out as a polyglot [0] at my conference a few months ago. Spanish (native), French, English, and hopefully a fourth one coming soon!
Learning a new language is enriching -- it automatically unlocks so much culture and entertainment.
[0] https://media.handmade-seattle.com/closing-notes-2021/ https://media.handmade-seattle.com/closing-notes-2021/
- ushakov 5y agoi'd love to learn French too, i fell like i'm missing out! currently: russian (native), english and german secondary
- abnercoimbre 5y agoOne of my close friends is Russian! He introduced me to his favorite music in your language and it's so unique. The one strange phrase that sticks out to me is да нет, наверное. Can you remind me in which situations you would use it?
- ushakov 5y agodepends on what you listen to, i find that the majority of what you hear takes inspiration from the west or western values, truly unique i'd say are Little Big and Leningrad wikipedia has explanation for the phrase https://ru.wiktionary.org/wiki/да_нет,_наверное https://ru.wiktionary.org/wiki/да_нет,_наверное if i'm saying this phrase to somebody, then i'm suggesting that something may not be truth, in plain english it means "probably not" or "i guess not"
- abnercoimbre 5y ago> truly unique i'd say are Little Big and Leningrad Haha my friend introduced me to Little Big... starting with the BIG D song... > i'm suggesting that something may not be truth Ahh yes I remember now. Thanks for the link :) !