If you feel insecure about calling yourself bilingual/polyglot simply because you have a foreign accent or make some mistakes, stop. You're bilingual. "Perfect bilingualism" is the exception, not the norm. Don't judge your bilingualism against monolingual standards.

My best advice for language learning is to get used to not understanding everything as this is the norm until your reach high proficiency. It's very important to develop your ability to guess things from context or simply ask/look it up if the situation permits.

Remember guys, everything is possible if you lie! 😂

I finally decided to call out this person. Watch the full video here youtu.be/69KteSww0Kk

Hi all, We did the interview and the video will come out in July (when I'm back from my holiday in Japan!)

I'm French so that was easy hahaha

What are you hobbies?

Someone told me I sounded American

One of my French students is a Chinese teacher and she was telling me how hard French was with all the genders and grammar rules. I was like "Gurl, you can read 10 000+ characters come on" 😂.

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I love this 😂😂😂

What would you say is language learning's final boss? I'd say being able to make phone calls in the target language haha

It's actually surprising how many people think language isn't political. It's got politics written all over it.