Mexico City, how many languages do you speak?

If you could wake up tomorrow being fluent in one new language, which would you choose?

The 50% lady is so amazingly humble! Her English was great! She only needs a bit more confidence!

I like how honest they are. They tell you they can talk 1 language. They do not count a language they struggling to talk. I think they can talk and understand english but they do not include it because they struggle to talk english. Other people will tell you they can talk other languages or a little but they can only do greetings and count to 10 and few sentences and that is not enough to count a language as a language you know.

la doñita que dice que habla 50% de inglés habla mejor inglés que mucha banda que conozco que dice que habla bien inglés :v

Estoy en shock de ver la cantidad de extranjeros que cero hablan español pero aún así como mexicanos buscamos la forma de ayudarles. Soy mexicana viviendo en Francia y tuve que aprender el idioma a producto de gallina en 6 meses sino me ignoraban

I love how Mexican people are really nice and humble. It’s nice to see the diversity of the country. Definitely a country with amazing people. I think many Mexicans would like to learn more languages, German and French are really popular. Recently other languages are becoming more popular like Japanese and Chinese due to the amount of foreigners from those countries. Personally I would love to learn German and Russian. Have tons of fun in Mexico and welcome to our beautiful country! 🇲🇽 ❤

I'm from Mexico City, and I am fluent in four languages. While most Mexicans take English classes, they often struggle to speak it well due to limited opportunities for practice. However, in border states like Tamaulipas, Tijuana, and Ciudad Juarez, you will encounter a higher number of people who are fluent in English. In contrast, many Europeans effortlessly speak three or four languages because their countries are geographically close, granting them easy access to interactions with individuals who speak different languages.

I am mexican I speak 6 languages. I would say a big amount of mexican people can understand English but they are not confident enough on speaking. I Love your videos

I have really loved the Mexican people. They are so cute ❤❤

In Mexico, it is hard to learn other languages than English because we have no neighbors who speak other languages, the closest are Haiti and Canada where both speak French. I would like it to be as in Europe, where there are many countries and languages in a small portion of land.

I'm surprised by the amount of people that said German. Learning it myself, very difficult but fun. 🐢

Es raro ver la Ciudad de México a través de los ojos de un amable foráneo. Muy bonito.

Mexico City is so spectacular. Miss it so much. What a lucky guy you are to be there.

Yo tengo un tío de Oaxaca que habla mixe, mixteco y español. Mis respetos para él.

Soy de Alemania y me Sie to muy triste, porque mi paisano dice CDMX es una ciudad caótica. Para mi es toda vez muy impresionante la autoorganización y disciplina de la gente en esta hermosa ciudad.

I love how well this video shows the diversity of people in Mexico City ❤ Welcome back, Dan!

Es increíble la cantidad de personas extranjeras que ya radican en la CDMX, la globalización ha ido incrementando mucho en estos años. Creo que para las personas que comienzan a radicar en el país es muy importante que de verdad empiecen a hablar el español por que siendo realistas, fuera de las zonas de "alto nivel" en donde es en donde normalmente comienzan a radicar como La condesa, Roma, Escandón, etc. no es tan común que se hable español.

Maxican people are quite easy going and friendly. What a great way to get to know the culture.

I am amazed that so many Mexicans have an interest in german. Myself being german, I really like Mexico as well. I hope those people that are interested are able to learn german :)

Personalmente admiro mucho a estas personas que hablan o aprenden lenguas originarias porque merecen ser preservadas ya que se encuentran en muy frágil estado. Desde hace 5 meses me puse a estudiar náhuatl porque tuve familia de mi mamá que lo hablaba. Para mí eso es motivo de orgullo.