Absolutely will! I am halfway through 1 and nearly completed the 2nd but the 2nd one is written by multiple authors so the names are not specified. Last one is a poem book written during the Victorian age, something I love to read slowly. I'll surely add a review for the 1st author when I am done.

Appropriate name for him as Saya means shadow in Hindi.

You're welcome Paul. Your channel is really good for educating people about languages. And they are all very well researched and to the point. LangFocus is one of my oldest subscribed channels which I found out when I was starting with south east Asian and European languages. Keep up the good work.

That is consistency and dedication right there. Many individuals don't click 'like' on every post they go through. Keep posting, readers / followers will surely read it even if it seems the likes and reposts are less.

You're welcome but also thank you to both of you for wanting to give free education to aspiring language learners. I hope your channel is a success.

Also, I think creating so many videos regularly & replying to so many comments across so many channels can end up being exhaustive. But if you build a team, it might be easier. Creating a website & writing blogs about languages might help draw more viewers to your channel. Good luck to both of you!

I previously self-studied the Japanese language & found the channel JapanesePod101 to be really helpful but when I started with French, FrenchPod101 was not as satisfactory. Channels like NativLang, LangFocus, Wikitongues & ILoveLanguages! cover multiple languages within a single channel.

Thank you for your advice regarding not only biometrics and academics but also general success in career. Even though the interactions are fewer on this platform, be assured that individuals like myself regularly read and benefit from your posts.