Languages, accents, dialects

hello this is me i've just got this inspiration to create this treat from a text forum so i decided to create it by voice because i think that languages dialects or accents can be also very great demonstrated sometimes by listening specifically for the blind people so what are your experience and what which dialect or language or variant of language to love or accent about me it is little bit difficult i've started to love for example turkish language also very interesting language is brazilian portuguese and various and various languages also

okay now i will have most time so i love various languages it depends on various factors for example polish language is very interesting too i thought totally because i'm from slovakia and slovak language and polish language are a little bit similar but mostly our language is material intelligible to czech language and about various languages it depends on for example some factors for example i love korean because of korean hangar system hunger is very interesting and turkish language i love bye music and et cetera et cetera

Also, I love Spanish language, Portuguese language, mostly Brazilian Portuguese, and very interesting languages are those languages from North Germanic branch, for example, Swedish, Norwegian or Danish. Mostly Swedish and Norwegian because Danish is by sound very hard, not difficult by hard by sound. And soft is, for example, Norwegian and Swedish. And those languages are very, very melodical. And Finnish is also interesting language because this is in this area one of language which is not interesting. This is in Germanic branch.

But what about you? Which languages are interesting to you? Also sorry for this idea but I want to credit by sound and I forgot of some limit in recording.

Okay, about me, I speak three languages. I speak English, Spanish and a bit of Zulu. I'm learning Zulu a bit later, but I'm learning. I also know about Swahili. Long time I don't practice Swahili. I don't remember nothing. Anyway, at home I used to speak Spanish because most of the people here speak Spanish. So I used to speak English all the time with my friends or sing in English or I speak with some people in the city, some people who knows about me from a long time ago. Oh my gosh, about the accent, I like my South African accent. And in Spanish I like, I don't know, the Spanish from Spain I like. And the Argentinian Spanish I like. I like some words from them. So yeah, that's it. Thank you for watching!

Cześć, jestem Natalia, jestem z Polski, mówię po polsku, jestem natywną i próbuję mówić po angielsku, ale wiem, że to nie jest gramatyka, wiem o nich. Zainteresuję się językami bardzo... bardzo dużymi językami, czeskim, słowackim i innymi kulturami. Teraz myślę, że... to wszystko, ale... jeśli ktoś chciałby... rozmawiać... ze mną... zapraszam.

Oh yes. Turkish language is really fine. I like to listen to Turkish music, listen to German music and I like to listen to languages in exotic country. Persian and others. And this is fine, but I'm not studying because I haven't languages skills, I think.

Thank you. Nowadays I am also interested in the Serbo-Croatian languages because those languages are a little bit similar to our language, to Slovak, although Serbo-Croatian languages are much closer to Slovak than, for example, Russian. Of course, Polish language is also interesting, but due to this that I listen to Serbo-Croatian music, so music from Serbia, Croatia, Bosnia and Herzegovina and Montenegro, due to this I love this kind of music and I would like to know what they sing.

Okay, so I am originally from Aruba, which is a small island out in the Caribbean, and that in combination with the fact that there are a lot of tourists there that speak a lot of different languages, I can speak four. They are English, our native Creole language, which is Papiamento, the Dutch language, and the Spanish language, so a lot of variety there.

yeah i've heard about this language i've heard about papiamento or papiamento it depends on location this language is spoken in former provinces of the how to say a dutch west indies it includes aruba bonaire curacao and maybe another islands too but i remember only those three islands which there are speakers of this language this language is creole of portuguese and spanish and maybe there are some loanwords also from dutch from some african languages or from some native american caribbean languages i'm not sure but yes it is very interesting language

What do you think about Interslavic language? I think that this is good idea, this is understand language and I think that it is good and fine idea.

yeah it is very interesting language I have recorded one interview with one person who can speak into Slavic language he comes from Czech Republic and his study in Poland he is also blind and I think that he is actually here in the Elton

Marco, I'm actually kind of surprised that you know about Papiamento. Not a lot of people outside of, like, the general east coast of America and surrounding Anglophone Caribbean islands know much about it. So I'm kind of surprised that someone all the way on the other side of the world in Slovakia knows about our little language. Apparently, statistically, only about 500,000 people speak it, which I found extremely interesting. But, yeah, no, I'm surprised you know about it and kind of, like, happy that, you know, people actually, you know, know more about it.

hi well last time when I'm trying to speak American English I'm not able to do that actually I'm trying but no so because maybe 8 or 9 years I would like two months I live in Britain now have some British accent see I'm sorry if someone can't understand that but I will try to speak more clear okay so since this topic was creating a long time ago two years ago I guess but I didn't pay attention on that I don't know why why well I'm from Ukraine and definitely I can speak Russian and Ukrainian from 2010 my journey with languages have been started because I visited the United States but that time I was able to say like yes or no just and that's it nothing more four years after I visited Germany and definitely started learning German, Hochdeutsch and I had a dream to live in Cologne in the past and after other languages like Spanish, French, Italian, Polish, Swedish, Arabic it was difficult and I didn't manage with that Persian, Uzbek, also I was trying Chinese but really also difficult and I don't like Chinese language actually I'm sorry, just I like Japanese more, so Japanese is next one but Japanese has more easier pronunciation but it's not so easy grammar but it's not so easy grammar how it's in Chinese language for example well, something like that I really enjoy languages but now I'm trying to concentrate on my English because I need go through IELTS exam and I need to choose between Spanish and French, so I have to learn French but I like Spanish more, really I don't have much... of course with whom I can practice Spanish but I really like it more than Italian unfortunately for those who speaks Italian so yeah, something like that and learning languages, that's amazing

and actually also I was interested about languages like Indonesian language Filipino language Swahili some other languages just yeah we can find something amazing on this language for example I remember we had Indonesian server on team talk I'm not sure if we still have it because I haven't been in team talk for a long time and don't plan to do that and well on Indonesian server I liked to just be the listening Indonesian language how it sounds like it's amazing yeah I think if we can have more time I'll try to learn these languages my better in the future just we need motivation in any language I think when I teach languages actually I say every time that first step in any language any other skill because language is not knowledge it's skill so So first step, your motivation. Without motivation, just save your time.