#loving languages

[tatis9]

Speaking a second language

Speaking a second language is worrying/apologizing for any minimal gramatical mistake, the total opposite from a native speaker. 

Speaking a second language is having favorite words in each language (because they are more complete/precise or for an emotional connection).

Speaking a second language is having a mind switch when you're talking, your attitude change and even your voice (and I swear is not faking, just happens naturally).

Speaking a second language is getting so excited when you have the chance to talk in the language you don't use frequently (your target language or your mother tongue).

Speaking a second language is understanding more than others the beauty and grace of your own language.

[languagesnacks]

I have spent way too much time watching polyglot videos on YouTube, but it's not the kind of language motivational content I want to see. That being the case I'm making my own. In the meantime if anyone has suggestions of language-themed content I'd love to hear them!