Yann Bisseck

[wera]

Everybody covers for everybody, but it's clear that this time Bisseck was the best performer on the pitch

 

[NimAraya]

I remember reading here that he was playing as LCB in Denmark, is it true? Inzaghi should not restrict him to RCB and see if he can cover other positions as well.

 

[Jnr]

Bisseck can grow into the best defender in the league . And already he is surrounded & learning from the best.

Only 7M€ in 2x installments! We didnt need no Baseball american algorithms they do at the other side of town to get this guy!

YANN!!!

 

[qb4ever_2k]

I’m still very worried with his long term fitness. He’s suffered major injuries before and his legs are way too small for his size.

His talents were never a question though. The dude debuted in Bundesliga when he was 16.

 

[RickyMaravilla'sRightFoot]

Whatever scout was pushing for us to sign Bisseck is due for a pay bump.

 

[interman]

I’m still very worried with his long term fitness. He’s suffered major injuries before and his legs are way too small for his size.

His talents were never a question though. The dude debuted in Bundesliga when he was 16.

He's 23, it is not late to put some muscle mass, in most cases until 25-26 it's ok that kind of gains.

 

[bjwam4]

I can’t believe people are questioning his muscle mass. Dude is bossing it out there with his physicality.

 

[IM21]

This guy already learned italian... dumfries on the other hand still aint speaking it.

 

[Dave54]

Bisseck can grow into the best defender in the league . And already he is surrounded & learning from the best.

Only 7M€ in 2x installments! We didnt need no Baseball american algorithms they do at the other side of town to get this guy!

YANN!!!

Best attacking CB. Kinda Hummels in his glory days.

 

[Anne Marie]

This guy already learned italian... dumfries on the other hand still aint speaking it.

Normally how long do European people learn how to speak another European language? It is taking me ages to learn some German.

 

[brehme1989]

Normally how long do European people learn how to speak another European language? It is taking me ages to learn some German.

Italian is super easy if you have a French or Spanish background.
And Spanish is super easy if you have Italian or Portuguese background.
Portuguese can be learnt from Spanish easily.
French can be learnt from Italian easily.
English is probably the easiest Germanic language to learn, so anyone with that background can learn it faster.
And Germanic languages between them have similarities but also some awkward differences so it depends on what you're trying to cross.

The more languages you speak, the easier it is to pick another one up.

The difficulties arise when you want to learn a language based on a different alphabet.
And from a different language family.

Then the other issue is learning the proper language versus speech. For example lots of Serbs, Russians, Romanians, Bulgarians and Poles can learn to speak Greek, but not exactly proper and not easy at all to read and write. They can still communicate though, to an almost fluent level. Vice versa it's almost impossible to the same degree. So it also depends on the language itself. Greek is easily spoken and you can violate grammar and pronunciation all you want and people will still understand you. With native English speakers, you'll definitely lose them if your "bus" and "bass" sounds the same, which I've always found hilarious.


Bisseck is a native French speaker, so learning Italian should be easy for him.
In terms of timing, I'd argue that 2-3 months of intense learning is enough for a French speaker to get to a good level of Italian. After 1-2 years he'd definitely be able to be fluent.

 

[CafeCordoba]

Then we need to remember every person is unique and their ability to learn languages differs. For some it's simply easy and for some, not so much.

 

[Nerazzurri_Ninja]

Keep up the good work

 

[Dave54]

To me, German is the toughest language to learn. I speak fluent Russian and Armenian, my English is not bad, considering it's not my first language. But German? It is a challenge!

 

[wera]

I am having the most issues with French, they speak too fast and their numbers don't make sense to me.

English, german, italian, spanish, japanese, croatian, serbian I can understand and speak to varying degrees. But speaking french is too hard.

 

[Dave54]

I am having the most issues with French, they speak too fast and their numbers don't make sense to me.

English, german, italian, spanish, japanese, croatian, serbian I can understand and speak to varying degrees. But speaking french is too hard.

How did you pick Croatian or Serbian?

 

[wera]

How did you pick Croatian or Serbian?

Because half the people here speak it.

 

[Dave54]

lol

 

[forzainter257]

I watched several matches of Chalobah when he was linked with Inter and I think Bissek plays in the same way as him, especially when he joins attacks.

 

[Meysam]

I'm still struggling with English, and you guys speak in so many languages besides English. Seems i don't have talent for languages

Because half the people here speak it.

what do you do for a living bro? Working in the tourism industry?