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Caption: hey there have you ever wanted to acquire to learn another language besides English is it possible to learn two second languages at the same time of course it is and plenty of people do it today I&#39;m going to offer you a few tips from my experience and some advice that another polyglot gave me English without fear where you can learn to speak English naturally through listening to stories as you know maybe Spanish is not my first foreign language I retired as a French teacher and I taught French for 27 years but French was not my first language either when I was 11 we lived in Germany for a year and a half and I was exposed to German and I had some German in school then we moved to Belgium when I was 14 and I spent an entire school year in a local French school when my nth grade after that I continued with French and German courses back in the States went to University decided to start Russian and then fast forward a few years a few decades and I began Spanish 5 and a half years ago but then in September this year we went to Italy and and I had prepared a bit for our trip so my problem is I&#39;m in love with multiple languages here&#39;s what I do I don&#39;t do anything with Russian right now that was a long time ago but I&#39;ve never met a language I didn&#39;t like so I would not be surprised that if one day I pick back up with Russian okay my French is my best language so what do I do to maintain my French I listen to several podcasts a week in French and at night I read in French 15 or to 20 minutes and that&#39;s it it&#39;s enough to keep French in my head and once in a while here in Alabama I actually get to to use it not very often though Spanish is what I use all through the week because I have various Spanish-speaking friends there are lots of Hispanics here in Huntsville where I volunteer my clients are all Spanish speakers I read my Bible in Spanish and listen to lots of podcasts so what I have done is prioritize Spanish right now I still work on the other languages but Spanish is my number one priority and I think that is how I have found a way to continue to learn multiple languages I have prioritized I have decided I will spend more time with Spanish in a week than any other language I have a tutor that I pay for uh an hour of conversation in Spanish once a week as well then comes German my next priority there&#39;s hardly anybody here in Huntsville with whom I can speak German so I pay a tutor twice a month for an hour of conversation on a platform called ey talkie I really like ey talkie what else do I do for the German I listen to podcasts I watch YouTube videos and that&#39;s about it I prepare for my German lessons do the homework that my tutor assigns sometimes I speak out loud to myself when I go for a walk but that&#39;s it then comes Italian now the reason why I wanted to keep up with all these languages at the same time is because I have friends who speak these languages on our Italy trip I made a friend so now we communicate by WhatsApp me and my little bit of Italian and she with her intermediate English so I listen to some podcast I watch some Italian videos for Learners and I look up what to say to Melisa and how is it working well my goal is to become really proficient in all these languages at least to reach the level I am already in French with the others but I&#39;m patient that will take time the other approach that this polyglot uh suggests when I wrote to him and said how do you keep up with all your languages he&#39;s Italian lives and works in Austria speaks German fluently and also is pretty proficient in English and Spanish and I think he started Russian during the pandemic he said you can do you can follow my Approach just try to maintain them all because you have friends and you like the people connection and you&#39;re patient and you accept the slow progress the other way you can do you can follow is to focus on one of these languages at a time until you reach the level of B2 that&#39;s high intermediate at that level Simone says the rate at which you forget the language is very very slow it&#39;s very gradual if you reach that level B2 you&#39;re not going to forget a whole lot but that would require for me that would require dropping German dropping Italian and dropping French but I have friends who are native speakers of those languages I&#39;m not willing to do that and I love them all they&#39;re fun so I have settled for or the accept that I&#39;m not going to be proficient in all of them as quickly as I would like but I can use them to communicate and learn something from friends and encourage friends and isn&#39;t that the purpose of acquiring of learning another language I think so my life is so much richer because of languages and the people connection and and I bet you&#39;re finding that out too with English I think we have to decide we have to figure out what is our number one reason for learning a language is it the people or do you have to for a job or to study at a university if that&#39;s the case you might have to prioritize and drop the others until you reach the level that you need and desire for your other goal so tell me what works for you what other languages besides English are you interested in I&#39;d like to know well that&#39;s it for this episode of English without fear talk to you next [Music] time
Description: Using intermediate level English, Maria share's how she is keeping up learning and using several languages at the same time. And she offers advice from another polyglot. (Maybe you are already a polyglot.  You are if you speak more than 2 languages.)
Title: Learn English - Can you learn multiple languages at the same time?