Creator and presenter of the Langfocus channel on @Youtube since 2015. Language enthusiast and lifelong learner.

Canada
Joined January 2015
Loving my baby and loving Dad life 👶🏻 My wife and I are under-slept, but overjoyed nonetheless. I used to think family life would be boring, but this is the best. 😊
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Do you know what language this guy is speaking?
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Is Arabic a single language?
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Did you know these English words came from Arabic?
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FRENCH words in Lebanese Arabic
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What happens when Chinese speakers try to read Japanese?
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Spanish & Portuguese have Arabic loanwords stemming back to the days of Moorish rule. Here are some examples of food vocabulary from Arabic.
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Oy vey (And oy vavoy)
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Turkish loanwords in Lebanese Arabic
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Can you guess what language this is?
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More Spanish speakers in Mexico than in Spain!
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Aramaic influence on Lebanese Arabic
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🇪🇬 Egyptians didn't like my map of Egypt 😮
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Are the Balto-Slavic languages really a thing? It's the widely held consensus that the Baltic languages and the Slavic languages have a shared Proto language, and together form a branch of the Indo-European language family. This has become more widely accepted in recent decades, though some people still deny or doubt it.
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Lionel Messi can't speak Catalan?! Are you sure?
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Mexican Spanish words of Nahuatl origin
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See how similar these Biblical Hebrew and Aramaic words are!
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American English is a PERVERSION of the original English from England?
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What language is the Hebrew Bible written in? Obviously HEBREW, right? Yes, but not *entirely*. Some sections were written in Aramaic.
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Could Latin ever be revived as a native spoken language? (meaning in its Classical or Ecclesiastical form, not modern Romance languages) I think it would be possible if the will were there, but it would end up being different from Latin as we know it. And if that were the case, what would the point be, since there are already modern descendants of Latin (the Romance languages)?
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