Speaking 6+ Languages With My Polyglot Grandma (Part II)

Brasileiro 💖🇧🇷

Your Grandma is awesome. <3

Mano, sua avó é muito foda cara. Parece que sempre vai ter mais alguma coisa que ela sabe falar em alguma língua desconhecida e obscura.

It's not only her fluency or proficiency in any language.....What's absolutely amazing is her fast witty reply to any question.....
She perfectly manages to use slangs, double entendre, sayings, in each language she speaks....

What an honor having a grandma like her!!

ele falando português 😍😍😍
amei o sotaque luso-carioca, hahahahah

I like learning languages too it’s fun God created all the languages when people were making a tower called Babel everyone used to speak the same language and God gave us freewill so they were building this super tall tower out of pride but since God loves us and He only wants what is best for us He put a stop to that and created all the languages so that they would stop building the tower
God bless you Jesus loves you ❤
It’s relationship not religion you should get to know Him ask Him to reveal Himself to you and He will 😊❤

che me encanta su acento argentino! yo tambien aprendí el espanol en Argentina y tambien se burlaron de mi. Y ahora todos mis amigos latinos se burlan de mi acento argentino ajajaja

I didn't have grandparents growing up. Nathaniel what you have with your Grandmother is priceless!! And now you have these videos to watch anytime you miss her! Que bueno!

wow wow ... quisiera tener la fluidez que tiene en todos los idiomas... yo hablo castellano,sueco,portugues y algo de ingles... aveces se me hacen cada ensalada!

merci beaucoup Nathaniel

Eu estou impressionado!

HIhiiii ce mélange de langues, es lo más!! I had never heard of Ladino before... wow...Interesting!

Muncho = así se decía hace cinco siglos. Hoy se dice mucho.

d'ainda= ainda não.

Godrika= gordica.

No te tiras en algo, sino te vuelcas en algo. O te lanzas a hacer algo.

Se dice trajiste hoy día en español. Lo que pasa es que hace cinco siglos se decía trujiste, trujo, trujieron. Y se escribía muchas veces con equis en vez de jota. Así que tiene su explicación. El ladino, o judeoespañol, se basa en el castellano de aquella época.

i love you both so much <3

Assistindo do Brasil!! ❤️🇧🇷 Amei essa vovó fofa!! 🥰

Que vídeo incrível! A sintonia de vocês é maravilhosa! Parabéns por estar aprendendo português BR, você está indo muito bem! Tudo de superno a vocês🙏

Es impresionante como el acento argentino predomina jajaja

I fucking love this video.. I work hard at our age.. so that I can speak like your nan when I’m older.. incredible 🎉

I speak English , Italian , spanish , French and Thai

Удивительно!
Люди Мира

Esto es hermoso, gracias Nathaniel por compartir y transmitir tanta energia hermosa en tus videos, conocer tu contenido me ha llenado de entusiasmo y profundos deseos de aprender nuevos idiomas, gracias de corazon hermano. 🙏

Increible mujer. Amo a tu abuela una genia total.

Your French is very good 👍🏼 your accent is excellent 👌🏼

Oh, Gosh! I'm jaw dropped! I love Her!

Your grandmother has never mentioned from which country or countries her parents were. That would be interesting to know.

Incredible grandma. I love her! She is so interesting and open.😊❤

Tu abuela es el ejemplo de esas mujeres que no tuvieron barreras, que de cada cambio supo aprender a adaptarse y creo que eso lo tienes tú, Nathaniel. Por eso, a tu modo, estás viviendo algo similar a lo que vivió tu abuela. Cuando ella te dice "te amo" lo dice porque sos su nieto y porque se ve a ella en ti. Tell her, we love her too and dale un abrazo de mi parte ;)

When you asked her about whether she has a different personality based on the language she speaks, I also noticed from the previous video and this one that her voice remains the same. Magnificent, thank you for sharing it with us!

El asento de la ¨Abuela¨ es 100% Argentino. I love it ❤

Quelle est ta langue native Nathaniel ? Américain ? Ton français et ton espagnol est vraiment excellent

Te quiero nona

Your Grandmother is absolutely wonderful! What a special relationship you have

el español de tu abuela es totalmente increible! que motivación me dio este video Nathaniel. Saludos de Uruguay hermano!

When a person breaks a leg they are in a cast. Performers say break a leg when they were auditioning to make a cast

I am fluent in English y también hablo en español soy bilingue hablo, escribo y lo leo. I'd like to learn Italian and French.

admiro a la señora y su nieto por la capacidad de hablar fluidamente tantos idiomas, a pesar de haber viajado mucho en mi trabajo, ademas del castellano mi lengua natal me hago entender en inglés e italiano, idiomas que estudié pero para la fluidez es necesario vivir inmerso en la lengua que qieres aprender

That is one cool granny; she should be on your channel more often.

she is so cool. I love languages and she is such a cool human

What did your grandma did for a living? She seems such an incredible person.

I'm so grateful for this video. <3 thank you and your grandma

So nice it's exactly like my grandson and me! I am Dutch from Polish parents. My grandson and me speak Dutch ,German, French, English (Eu, um pouco Portugues) He Spanish and Hebrew. He wants to learn Italian now haha

wow, i could not even talk to my grandmother in our native tongue cause she was an overzealous dumb christian and a nazi. watching you with your grandma speaking in several languages makes me soo jealous. i would have settled for one language and a nice grandma, but unfortunately i did not get that, good for you!

🔥🔥🔥

I have this same thing like the grandmother, the language I speak is very much connected to the person. I speak 4 languages fluently and a couole others a little bit. But speaking several different languages with the person is very difficult to me! I'm amazed by how easilu she switches.

Cara! Parabéns por seus vídeos!
Você é 10!