1200 hour update

[@osoperezoso2608]

Bro, this is SUPER inspiring for me. I'm at 600 hours right now and I can't wait to get to 1200-1500. Currently I'm doing around 3.5 hours a day. I feel like I want to speak now but I'm going to wait. I'm Panamanian but I grew up in the US in a non spanish speaking area so my mom didn't continue speaking spanish with us. My goal is to have an accent similar to my family with a little bit of my own spin on it.

[@quicktempa]

Very nice 👍🏾 this just popped up in my feed. Don’t know if you’re still active on here but keep it up

[@spanishthroughimmersion6694]

definitely still active lol just lazy when it comes to making update vids.

[@quicktempa]

@@spanishthroughimmersion6694 fair enough. Making videos is a chore sometimes lol

[@bryantracking1319]

HAHAHHA, que crack bro, what a beast!!!. Appreciate you decided to learn Spanish my man. keep it up

[@jasonmundy2944]

Audio is in both ears today. Keep up the good work your doing. As far as additional languages go. … I wouldn’t do it myself unless I had a big WHY. It’s such a big time sink. I would a trip or a relationship to motivate me.

[@hdhhdh158]

Amazing ability bro, true inspiration!

[@cw8790]

I want to do this but man 1,200 hours is so much

[@followtheenglish]

Damn, dude! You actually sounded Spanish. :D Amazing. I am at 450 hours right now, and cannot waiiiiiiiit until I am at your level!

[@spanishthroughimmersion6694]

Sorry, I had to re-upload the video due to having the wrong audio settings. Also I hate subtitling and while editing the video I gradually got lazier and lazier so they may not be the best subtitles lol.

[@fluentguitar13]

Bruh, it’s literally a thin line between you and a Mexican now!

[@Tokahfang]

Thanks for being so realistic!!

[@agame-jv6zv]

DUDE I LOVE SILVANA SIN LANA I DIDNT KNOW YOU KNEW ABOUT IT

[@mathewfine-bv1sf]

Wow bro me dejo impresionado tu nivel de español, tienes el acento como si fueras un nativo, felicidades

[@jc-ow4fo]

Felicidades! Sigue asi. Tengo 50 horas mas o menos. Verte hablar en espanol es motivacion a mi. Estoy celoso porque puedes entender cualquier tipo de video.

[@WhishoMH]

Bro ánimos sigue con el espíritu del aprendiz, aprendiendo cosas nuevas y tirando pa lante. Un saludo muy grande y bakanisimo el vídeo : ) {Mi opinión acerca de tu nivel hasta ahora sería: -una de las cosas que mejor tienes o muy genial que hablas de esa manera es eso mismo. Tu acento/entonación ritmo al hablar español ect es bastante natural. -por lo demás las conjugación que si los géneros en las palabras como la montaña que es femenina y no es el montaño ect lo irás cogiendo con el tiempo y mientras sigas consumiendo el lenguaje de maneras entretenidas y divertidas de seguro mejoras (a menos que no quieres y creas que eres perfecto que se que no lo piensas y eso está bien , a tirar pa 'lante y ánimos

[@roylerroycerickson]

You are doing well i think you are a similar level to me well done keep going

[@viaunduende]

Great video it’s been incredibly motivational watching all of your videos. I’m doing something similar and very early on. If you were to do it over again , would you change anything in your process? Thank you for the video !

[@justalameusername1736]

I used to find Chinese cool but to me it sounded funny. That went away when I did loads of listening.

[@spanishthroughimmersion6694]

lol I'm scared that I will do loads of listening and still think they sound funny like 500 hours in. And then I will find out that my life has been a lie.

[@justalameusername1736]

@@spanishthroughimmersion6694 Idk after you understand it it becomes just meaning, you know. You don't really think much of it. You're worried about what's being said and what you want to answer.

[@spanishthroughimmersion6694]

@@justalameusername1736 yeah that makes perfect sense. I actually also learned Esperanto and thought the language sounded pretty ugly in the beginning. But now it sounds utterly normal to me so you may have a good point.

[@learneratheart2564]

@@spanishthroughimmersion6694 I lived in China for 5 1/2 years and in the beginning I was SO ANNOYED with some of their speaking patterns (you'll probably understand what I mean if you decide to go for it haha) at first. It also sounded ugly and screechy to me. I saw a post once where people said Mandarin was the "French of Asia" and I was thinking "that is not true at all. This is the ugliest language I've ever heard" haha. I got to about 800 hours in those 5 1/2 years. I'm not sure at which hour it was (because I was just starting to grasp ALG at that time), but now whenever I hear Chinese it sounds SO COMFORTING, like an old nostalgic memory come to life and hearing it now in music or in passing is just one of the best feelings ever. I think this probably happens with all languages noise -> like/dislike -> alien -> kinda cool -> ahhhhh, that's nice haha...And it loops between all of those all the time till you get fluent. Anyways, thanks for your update and good luck with your choice!

[@spanishthroughimmersion6694]

@@learneratheart2564 Thanks for the interesting view point.

[@kristinawelch4522]

Are the hours you counting for comprehensive input or studying too?

[@spanishthroughimmersion6694]

I only count input. So any time spent looking up grammar on conjugation tables is not tracked. Which isn't much time tbh.

[@jesusvargas9039]

Y felicidades hablas perfecto español...de un nativo hablante español 💯😊

[@lilzupa1661]

Bro, excelente acento! There are no shortcouts -> No hay atajos

[@jesusvargas9039]

Sup bro an english lover over here hey! Youre bilingual thats amazing...i was looking to join Ruben's group Spanish vs English do you know him?