1001 Spanish Words You Already Know | Spanish Cognates

[@axelruiz1213]

As a native spanish speaker, I congrats you. Your pronunciation and teaching are so clean. Thanks for teach my language to the people who wanna learn it.

[@realfastspanish]

Thanks for the feedback Axel!! 🙏

[@terredee]

“Clean” is the right word for Andrew’s teaching, Axel. Thank you! I agree. I appreciate how well Andrew communicates - not only proper pronunciation and repetition, but rules (and exceptions), as well as ways to think about the language so you can progress without getting hung up on literal translations or other misunderstandings. ¡Estoy enamorado de Andrew, y muy agradecido por su orientación!

[@juanitojoya3475]

he really know how to learn alot

[@Tarick-r1r]

🎉🎉🎉🎉

[@litoxcas]

Just a word of caution. The cognates mentioned here are adjectives and nouns, therefore the learner must pay attention to gender agreement. It is always good to learn them together with their corresponding article and/or feminine/masculine forms. For example act = EL acto and Insect = El Insecto, doctor = el doctor/la doctora, curious = curioso/curiosa. One of the most difficult things to get rid off in language learning is the gender agreement mistakes.

[@terredee]

Gender agreement mistakes - yes! I’ve been having trouble with that, and when I see the mistake it is so obvious, and I wonder why I keep doing that. I didn’t think about WHY I keep getting that wrong - maybe because English doesn’t have gendered language - but just to hear that it’s one of the hardest things to learn at least makes me feel better!

[@gulcicek1792]

I am a non-native English speaker. I want to learn Spanish through an app. But it was avaliable only English. When I started to learn I have got shocked because, there have been lots of words smilar not only English but also Türkish. So I am so Lucky about learning Spanish. Sentence structure seems like English, some words like English, some words like Turkish, And last but not least Good to find you, thank you very much for everything.

[@pramilalall5119]

I went to college to study Spanish; though acedemically I got a B+ grade but could never speak the language as I wanted to! But your teaching technique is interesting. inspiring and magnetically motivational!! I’m sure I’ll succeed in my drsire to learn this language fast!! Thank you Sir🙏

[@hardbear]

What's even cooler is that the teacher teaches american spanish cognates in the British or maybe Australian accent.

[@patmcl4064]

Àa111 swallow-tailed

[@InferiorFla]

It almost sounds South African or New Zealand

[@LadyVintageBags]

That's an Australian accent

[@LibertarianJRT]

He indicated elsewhere he is from Australia or atleast lived there for some time.

[@MatthewPBiondic]

Australian

[@ajsimonazzi3390]

Very well explained. This is what I’m looking for in language learning.

[@realfastspanish]

Thanks for the kind words Armen!

[@christinacantrell61]

Thank you for remaking this video, I use it in my class every year to introduce cognates. I was going to use it today and was shocked when the original was gone, but I really really like how you have reorganized everything and made it a much clearer and more useful video.

[@realfastspanish]

Thanks for the feedback Christina!! Yes, it was a video from 5 years ago and I needed to create a more up to date version. :)

[@christinacantrell61]

@@realfastspanish you did a great job :)

[@peterswiggs8895]

I really appreciate this basic explanation, so many “Teachers” don’t start at the beginning.

[@conanthe3rd]

Omg I been studying Spanish for a good while now and NEVER knew this nor taught by my teacher! Thank you!

[@itzamia]

That's because they never start off with the similarities from the start. It's all Greek to us until we figure out on youtube the short cuts both languages share.

[@yordanypena2371]

There are a lot of similar words in both languages

[@tasneemahmed5821]

Youd don't really need a teacher to point that to you, the moment you start learning spanish you'll notice them. I'm questioning if you're truthful about learning spanish for a year because English isn't even my first languagae and I notice that right off the gate.

[@cammygomez3802]

Cada día me convenzo de que no debo abandonar el idioma español. Yo quise hablar sólo inglés, pero al ver cómo otros están muy animados al aprender mi lengua materna, ya no quiero abandonar el español. Este profesor australiano de español pronuncia muy bien el español y en especial la «r» suave , porque para muchos es imposible pronunciarla. Ojalá que el español siga creciendo y llegue a los 1.000 millones de hablantes en el mundo así como el chino mandarín.

[@Ledhoven]

I’m learning Spanish it’s hard, I wonder how those English speakers learn Chinese. Must be soo difficult to get that base vocabulary.

[@gabrielmaldonado1903]

​@@LedhovenChinese is hard to everyone even to Chinese natives trust me xD

[@Ledhoven]

@@gabrielmaldonado1903 I agree there is maybe a hundred Chinese that speak good English in a town I can’t see there being 100 English in a Chinese town that can speak good Chinese.

[@emanuelcloud-sv7jj]

eres nativo del idioma español?

[@katemadrigal6288]

The way you explain learning Spanish for me has been extremely helpful because I struggle with the cognates. Keep up the great work! 💕

[@realfastspanish]

Thanks for the feedback Kate, I'm glad it helped! 😀

[@pretentioushippie]

POV-You're here from your Spanish teacher. In all seriousness I really enjoyed the video! Great job at explaining!

[@kailynnt]

omg me

[@musicaddict9983]

Talia Soueid haha no lie

[@pretentioushippie]

@@musicaddict9983 Fr lol

[@joshconner4970]

POV: i always put these on every video that my teacher assigns, but you beat me on this one

[@pretentioushippie]

@@joshconner4970 ha gottem-

[@beshebabarnes3004]

This was one of the best teaching videos! Thanks for this!

[@pinay_and_languages]

I am lucky enough to have my native language (Tagalog) and my second language (English) to have a lot of "cognates" & "loan words" . Knowing these words are powerful weapons in my vocab arsenal. Thank you for the list! Muchas gracias!!

[@Tarick-r1r]

🎉🎉🎉🎉

[@carlesfdez7204]

No sé cómo he acabado en este vídeo pero te felicito por tu pronunciación de los 2 tipos de ''r''. Para los angloparlantes suele ser misión imposible.

[@retrocholo]

Estaba por comentar lo mismo!

[@FrugalLivingFreedom]

Genius instruction. It provides essential elements that broadly apply.

[@azizaitait7911]

I speak French, English and Arabic, and I am really enjoying Learning Español ❤

[@Lil2ndmelly]

How old r u

[@nwetyinwin3788]

Such a wonderful lesson Maestro! Love it! Really fantastico! Muchas gracias!

[@csekharlakkaraju4967]

Thanks a lot for your logical description of cognates❤️👍

[@rosabalderasbarrios4219]

Your delivery is outstanding, effortless, clear, and specific. I will be using this site often. All the best!

[@jamesfreese4700]

Gracias-another buen lesson y video!!!!

[@mendocinainca8]

Este es el mejor curso de español que hay en KZbin.

[@realfastspanish]

Gracias! 🙏

[@reyofkhaled625]

I've constantly thought of learning Spanish and this video was so helpful, thank you!

[@paradoxicallyexcellent5138]

You're a highly talented language teacher.

[@EasyFinnish]

Thank you! I started to study Spanish a week ago and just I found your channel. This is very helpful for me, thank you! I teach Finnish and French on youtube and study French and phonetics at the university, so your videos also helps with my studies:)

[@laskwkxkwkd]

How is your spanish now? Are you fluent

[@softwaremahesh3042]

disfuto sus clases de español. Podemos aprender españoluy Rapido con sus videos!! Muchas gracias por los videos !!

[@fionastone254]

Thank you for making this video this has changed my Spanish perspective. Great video!

[@henrysmith2194]

Great work. Simply explained. Easy understanding. Thanks for sharing 👍👍👍👍

[@AIKABAHATI]

Asante sana.Tunaomba na verbs pia.❤❤

[@gladysrice9566]

I had Spanish in high school. If I had you as my teacher, I probably would be fluent by now but I'm still struggling! It's been 30 plus years since then.

[@maryc2246]

Great explanation. My students loved it!

[@Joshuakwok7]

Mary C that's great

[@judyperrybennett]

I had love Spanish in school The way you explain, I try doing it the same way Thanks for this explanation

[@RodGibsonMusic]

Good on ya mate!!! Muchas gracias por tu explicación! Excelente video!

[@calvinwilliams1919]

Muchas gracias por este lista. It’ll be very helpful to add all of these to the word bank.

[@couponqueen5089]

Gracias por todo señor.....PERFECTO.

[@mojogroddomyzogrodamipodwa7897]

Useful knowledge, pleasantly presented, thanks

[@jasonzheng4163]

Thanks for your conclusions! It really helps us a lot to learn in a smart way. Greetings from China.

[@realfastspanish]

Glad it was helpful!

[@jeromepetersen1898]

New to this channel, So much helpful and you're so gifted in teaching

[@gettinfedup1814]

07/11/2022 Spanish. We study according to your lessons. I have learnt three of your Video lessons.

[@dreicymontero5282]

Very helpful for both speakers.

[@harvinderkumarsharma5168]

Really good lecture. It helps me, aprendo espanol.

[@Sumaibee1]

Best teacher ever.

[@jimw7916]

excellent video .This technique helped me learn Tagalog (Filipino), which is 27% spanish.

[@clashashur2256]

Thank you so much that helps a lot.i was see the Spanish kinda easy, but after this i see that it's easier than i thought ❤

[@realfastspanish]

😊

[@hossamyasser8651]

Well-explained!! Thanks for your efforts. 👍👍

[@elprimisias5543]

Im a mexican student, and this video help me much. Good video!

[@the_farfast2392]

Un buen video para los que quieren aprender español

[@alle126]

Wow. I actually learned something!!! Thanks 😊

[@realfastspanish]

Glad it was helpful! 😊

[@artsygirll2010]

Excellent lesson! Thank you Andrew!

[@abigailsalgado2146]

It helped me a lot, thank you!

[@LowMoneyStudy]

I already love you because of your fantastic teaching

[@realfastspanish]

Thank you! 😃

[@DaisyDrew]

Please keep posting I love your videos

[@tomsky1241]

perfecto!

[@peterzavon3012]

Another imperfect cognate system to know about involves the English word that end in "ity". The equivalent Spanish ends with "edad". Consider velocity/velocedad and the like. The word "city" is slightly different because of the shortness of the word. In sSanish it is "ciudad."

[@magnusvir117]

Thats because english is the most latinized germanic lenguage

[@pthree_gwopp]

Thank you. This really helped.

[@esthermekuiondjii5872]

Just wonderful. Thanks a million.

[@jerry.williams9163]

I’m so glad I found this video . Thanks!!

[@bobirnasimov9421]

Un maestro brilliante

[@CLEANDrumCovers]

Great video.

[@AbdullElme]

Thanks please make more like this you help us and we all appreciate

[@gabrielmaldonado1903]

El español es muy facil de leer porque pronunciamos cada letra escrita y las vocales siempre se pronuncian igual por eso amo mi idioma nativo

[@emanuelcloud-sv7jj]

es facil con la fonetica pero y la gramatica?

[@bilalbenn695]

thx for the video man , its very informative and helpful

[@richardkibettkoech8579]

Thank you so much this presentation

[@MrDasKlopapier]

Another easy category is words with cious that turn into uo eg. conspicuous --> conspicuo. ubicuous --> ubicuo et.

[@staceypaws]

Wish you had a video list of all the cognate and again I'm practicing pronunciations.

[@zigman3105]

I feel like I'm suppose to study every word in spanish in one day. I am always discouraged by only learning a few words per day, until I have a condition with the 100s of words that I studied in previous days.

[@nooo413]

Thank You!!!!! This video was SUPER helpful!!! Especially because I am learning Spanish at school and I SUCK at it =)

[@Evermore_13]

También es muy útil para mí aprender inglés

[@dicryan]

Kevin, yo estoy aprendiendo español, quieres hablar por FaceTime or what's app - intercambio?

[@dicryan]

mi gustan cognados

[@Evermore_13]

@@dicryan Por supuesto, me encantaría

[@terrimac380]

Thank you for the valuable information!!

[@RoadyPacking-CyclingAdventures]

Muchisimas gracias amigo! Muy claro y util. Saludos!

[@theworldaccordingtoallie1176]

Amazing teaching thank you!

[@Soldier-yu2ml]

Muy bien video, gracias para este.

[@gettinfedup1814]

02/11/2022 Bottle - Botella English to Spanish Cognates. It`s a good idea to make such a lesson. I liked your videos. Thank you.

[@magnusvir117]

Bouteille in french and Bottiglia in Italian. Ampolla in Catalan or Garrafa in Portugues

[@simondelaney2958]

Thank you for the lesson, gracias

[@MartinLeber-o1t]

Excellent video! Thanks!

[@lonnieroberson7957]

Loved this!!!... subscribing!!!

[@Blinky867]

Este channel es magnífico 🥲

[@jasmineyassi7904]

extremely helpful, thank you so much

[@arunabhachatterjee1347]

A great video Sir. Your English pronunciation is awesome 👍

[@everardphillips7032]

You are an excellent teacher

[@niraakara]

Thank you! Instant sub! super useful, with more similar helpful videos showing up in the side list! looking forward to checking those out! especially how to stop translating in my mind (and messing up all the grammar 😔, that’s me)! grammar especially verbs and tense (made me realize how easy English is in that aspect!) has been the toughest in spanish more so than gender! although pronunciation being the easiest and most predictable!

[@butterflybeatles]

A word in English usually has one emphasis. Thus the word "cognate" can be pronounced 'cog-nit' without losing any of the meaning - thereby placing the correct emphasis on the first vowel.

[@indusenglish9280]

Fantastic knowledge teacher

[@smeeangle]

Awesome, thanks a lot Senor.

[@グミ-p8h]

I feel like I’ll be able to speak Spanish while watching your video. I gonna try 🙋‍♀️ ありがとう　from Japan💓

[@cheickamadoubouare271]

Thank you for showing me the way, after that I'm going for Spanish-French cognates.

[@henhaooahneh]

Maybe not for you because probably you speak French, but a good way for an English speaker who wants to learn French and the words gender (not a easy task) is to learn Spanish first (gender is more predictable) and using Spanish-French cognates, usually the gender is the same in both languages

[@iamyasmingomez2137]

This is very helpful thank you

[@lightplan]

Excelente video, muy buena explicación 😊

[@ZeAmador]

Muchas gracias por tu vídeo

[@deanstauffer787]

I literally love you for this

[@mariapilco699]

No se como llegue aquí, pero me sorprende ver que hay personas queriendo hablar español, y yo queriendo hablar ingles fluido. SUERTE!

[@gabrielmaldonado1903]

El español es la 2 lengua más hablada del mundo por supuesto que hay muchos queriendo aprenderlo !

[@estebanquito545]

Mirar (to look at) is very similar to Mirror (French origin) the same goes for a lot of other words!

[@ХорошЭли]

Creo que ya domino el español con este video.

[@gailwilborn2328]

You ate a good teacher,

[@Alejojojo6]

Emocionado can mean both excited or sad/crying in Spanish hehe. The latter meaning (sad/crying) is used more than for exciting. "Me emocioné por la muerte de mi amiga" means "I cried when I found out about the death of my friend" (Not I got excited hehe) versus "Qué emoción! Quiero que nazca ya el bebé y saber su sexo" means "So excited! I want the baby to be born already so we can know what sex it is".

[@terredee]

Thank you (again) Alex. I wondered about that, because emocionado obviously means emotional, and why would that only mean excited rather than a range of emotions? That said, I’m only 60-some days on Duolingo, and only two weeks since I discovered Andy’s really great classes on KZbin, so it’s only going to get deeper and more specific as we go along.

[@heavlenly]

I just discovered your channel. It’s very helpful!

[@realfastspanish]

Thanks Len 🙏

[@Artvives]

Thank you for your video❤❤.

[@mustaphasol3069]

This is the magic pill that everybody should swallow in order to become healthy talking Spanish in a short period of time

[@christymccrary5943]

Great video that I used with my Spanish II class.

[@LaProfesoraGonzalez-pj3wn]

Very good video. How can I access the English transcript? thank you.