Several things polyglots do differently !

Knowing what polyglots do differently is holding the key to success in language learning. We delve into some practices and tips revealed by some polyglots.

A first video is from the 2017 polyglot gathering. The title of the presentation of Lydia Machová is: Ten things polyglots do differently

Lýdia Machová is a polyglot and language mentor whose mission in life is to help people learn languages in fun and effective ways. She has learned 9 languages so far (in 2020), usually adding a new language every two years, and she keeps 7 of them at a fluent level. She believes that everyone can learn a language if they find the right combination of methods and so she created her own profession – that of a language mentor – to help people find their best methods and truly enjoy the language learning journey. Lýdia is a former main organiser of Polyglot Gathering 2017 and 2018, and she has spoken at several other language conferences. Her 10-minute long TED talk has been viewed by more than 7.5 million people.

We continue with a presentation by Elisa Polese: The 10 secrets to help you learn any language like never before!

We now leave aside the polyglot gathering and listen to Gideon, who runs the channel: 'Let them talk TV' about what he esteems to be Best Book on Language Learning he has ever read;

If you are a fledgeling polyglot, you will understand following video in Spanish as well:

¿Que Hacen Distinto los Políglotas? 5 Trucos para Aprender Mejor!

This article wouldn't be complete if I left aside Stephen Krashen. Here are his views on Language Learning in the Polyglot Community in an interview by Olly Richards:

... and finally here is Stephen Krashen once more on 'Optimal input'

You can find more on the Stephen Krashen's channel