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The perks of being a Polyglot

Posted by Domi at 11:54 PM

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UnknownFriday, 17 June, 2016
Hahahahaha, hilarious! #GoTfam
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Domi Hello everyone, I’m Domi, your Psycho-polyglot. I might be a little bit of a psycho, but that's not what this blog is about. It is about the psychological approach to learning languages and how language learning affects our psychosynthesis. I was always interested in understanding people better, which led to my interest and development in two main topics: Psychology and Foreign Languages. In this way, I did a lot of research since a very young age on psychology and how our minds work. Having Russian parents but being born in Greece, both Russian and Greek became my native languages. At the age of 9 I started learning English, and 2 years later I was learning German, as well. At the age of 16, I started also learning French and that’s when I saw the world in a completely new way. I begun to research more about other foreign languages and developed a huge new love. Since then, I studied Esperanto & Italian by myself and Ancient Greek & Latin in school. One day, I had the crazy idea of combining my love for psychology with my passion for learning foreign languages and that’s when my journey begun. I created this blog so that I could share my personal experiences and keep you updated on my research, which I hope will help you on your journeys.