1700 Words Every Spanish Beginner Must Know

[@spanishpod101]

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[@dawdamannehgambia6188]

this is great, thanks

[@grumpyparrotphotography]

With nouns, it would be helpful also to have the article, to know if the noun is masculine or feminine.

[@ishmaelbarr158]

If the word ends in “A”, it’s feminine. If it ends in “O”, it’s masculine.

[@dylanklein3872]

@@ishmaelbarr158 its not that easy man. What about noche y tarde? what about dia? agua?

[@berg8970]

@Sid Sidney Go to memrise.com its a great free website to learn words, verbs , conjugations...etc.

[@whoisdeja_]

@@ishmaelbarr158 this is true, but there are some exceptions to the rules

[@ninadouglas6289]

@@ishmaelbarr158 that’s a general rule but there are many exceptions to the rule.

[@KB-ms2xp]

I knew most of these words. I’m proud of my progress

[@anastasia940]

Great) How long do you learn Spanish?

[@RohitKumar-gg7qz]

Im learning Spanish around 1 year and you

[@AGNETHAFALTSK0G]

Well done!

[@RohitKumar-gg7qz]

Thanku so much y usted

[@AGNETHAFALTSK0G]

@@RohitKumar-gg7qz gracias 😀

[@andym28]

Please do one with the 3000 most common words with articles.

[@ThorbjrnPrytz]

ahh, yes... Koala is an essential spanish word that very often comes up in casual conversation!

[@tacos394]

lmaooooooooooo

[@hecmon-xl2nr]

Ñ

[@hecmon-xl2nr]

Ñ

[@mooronice]

😂

[@ShotaWeaver]

Maybe like this? Joshua: Hi my name is Joshua. Nice to meet you! Georgio: Hi Joshua. My name is Georgio. Nice to meet you too! Joshua: Do you like koalas? Georgio: I do like koalas. Joshua: That's wonderful! Well, it was great speaking to you Georgio. Goodbye. Georgio: Bye Joshua.

[@Neuesvomtrickser]

Really great! But you need to add articles and "to" in front of verbs

[@KokoMcMonkey]

It would be useful to differentiate between nouns and verbs in English.

[@ryleea0731]

idk if you need this anymore since it’s been 2 years lol, but verbs always end in -ar, -er, or -ir. -ly words are -mente and -ing words are -ando, -endo, or -iendo

[@kashuxola6170]

@33:32, "Aresta De Sol" is what is heard, although what is shown is, "atardecer" which has the same meaning.

[@dibujante4000]

Son igual de útiles para aprender inglés. Gracias.

[@xanderbarr1983]

Thank you for the lesson without music!!!!

[@charliefrazier5746]

This is like trying to memorize a dictionary. It would be very helpful if you also used each word in a short sentence.

[@zwilkinson2]

There are a lot of video on KZbin like that.

[@drift_ah1518]

@@zwilkinson2 agree - this is exactly a large vocabulary to expand on existing knowledge. Purpose I think is for the listener identify what they already know and add to their vocabulary some new words.

[@christinelux7531]

@@drift_ah1518 Yes, like platypus.

[@jackparker8686]

Our uni directional lymph node circulation quite an amazing tool of nature.. we need to supply it/ our entire body what it needs to do through our craving systems .

[@maivungoc3849]

There is a few words I even haven’t heard in English before, much less in Spanish 😢 but my Nivel A1 allows me to recognize maybe nearly half of those words

[@girmayohannis4659]

cute

[@shubhodeeppaul9640]

10 words you must know : Nah.. 100 words you must know : No way.. 1700 words you must know : Now we are talking.

[@Bavubuka]

It would be sooo helpful if these were grouped into specific situations. Eg. Shopping, restaurants, medical, weather, directions, dating, etc. You get the idea. That way we can take organized notes. 🙏

[@kelseydortch797]

Learn 10 words at a time & try 2 get the 10 down by the end of the day. Next day same & so on

[@JanelJohnson_RN]

@@kelseydortch797 great minds think alike. lol thats exactly what I am doing

[@JulianaMelgar]

This compliments any other Spanish studies very very well.

[@davidgoglobal6956]

I find that some words like 'customer' could be just said in English as 'client', that way it's much easier to associate with the Spanish 'cliente' -- and means exactly the same thing. There are several words on this list that are just like that. Another example: 'exam' is not 'examenes finales' but 'final exam' is.

[@Raheem013]

Exam is Examen

[@Nemesis4173]

The thing is that customer in English is for public and client is for private like If You go to a restaurant you're a customer and to a lawyer you're a client, but in spanish cliente is for both. And exam is examen and exámenes is exams the plural way.

[@daveoatway6126]

I agree having the article with nouns would be good. Another idea would be to use individual conjugations of verbs - there are MANY - as well as the infinitive. Used as single words with context would be helpful to get the patterns.

[@LenkaSaratoga]

PERFECT! 👍💚 loving it! THANK YOU! Большое Вас СПАСИБО!

[@bluegtturbo]

The title should surely read '1700 words every Spanish beginner must know to become a biologist....

[@Lotsothestrawberrybear]

LMAO 😂

[@babycakes8434]

🤣🤣🤣

[@bbii5231]

LoL 😅😅😅

[@tomvelio95]

Por?

[@theresmore2learn516]

Lololol

[@harshitshah4163]

OH OH OH WOW SUPER GREAT EXCELLENT VERY NICELY AND EFFECTIVELY EXPLAINED EVERYTHING MANY THANKS FOR YOUR GREAT WORK AND EXCELLENT INFORMATION.

[@KevinHullinger]

I worked in 100 words and was happy 🤣. I’m behind the curve.

[@felvinperez957]

Almost all Spanish words similar to bisaya dialect in cebu Philippines.. I easily understand it without even studying.

[@johnkennethmayuyo]

Oo na

[@andym28]

I read something about that.

[@jhanueldavealaban744]

Sakto jd na hehehe

[@ariagustin]

Di naman dialect ung bisaya. -_-

[@johnnyappleseed8270]

Philippines was colonized by spain

[@paulneedham9885]

Learing Vocabulary is good but is like having a Jigsaw where you can see the pieces but dont have a picture to show where to put them. Grammar is the picture.

[@martynasakia7937]

Words in context is the full picture

[@jesuschristsuperczar1224]

Of the 1700 words every beginning Spanish speaker must know something tells me I’ll get by without remembering platypus (forgot the Spanish word already!).

[@tetsuigajones260]

This needs to be translated to spanish....😂 But you must first defeat the platypus

[@gouacheink9147]

I've heard that platypus are the squirrels of Mexico. Literally everywhere.

[@danielqiu6186]

@@gouacheink9147 i think they only live in australia dude

[@nessie1668]

1700 Spanish words - 85% of which are completely useless. This channel suks

[@winterlink27]

Actually, most animals' names are useless to a beginner (unless you are very much into animals or biology and are going to discuss this subject specifically).

[@uoebsjs3059]

As a filo citizen, it's kinda easy for me since Filipino is half using Castilian words.

[@christopherreed8152]

Chavacano yes, but other Filipino dialects are 20%-30% Español.

[@cherymalone6497]

No telling you how you could'a, should'a done it this way or that. Good stuff. Hearing what I do and don't know. Taking notes, repeating after you en voz alta para practicar la pronunciación. Gracias para hacer este trabajo bueno. Me ayuda.

[@morenomedina8976]

LA MEJOR HERRAMIENTA PARA APRENDER. MUY BUENA ,

[@mickeylyon]

for the verbs you have to add "to" like "to" thank or "to" respect IMHO

[@davidgoglobal6956]

DEFINITELY! Impossible to know the context without that.

[@IGH414]

No just know that if the Spanish word ends in Er, Ir or Ar it’s gonna be a verb 99% of the time. Wish he would’ve just mentioned it here.

[@ynnejj1188]

Por mi español es la idioma mas hermosa de todas las idiomas..Lo adorooo😍😍 Aunque yo soy de un pais que no se habla español🤗

[@danielpreza4159]

De donde eres?

[@Natashanjka]

I do agree with you, it's an amazing language, I love it, too.

[@ynnejj1188]

@@danielpreza4159Albania, Europe☺

[@OneAmericanWriter]

Thank you this is wonderful. I think I will also listen to it as I go to sleep and hope that it works its way into my subconscious.

[@anag.navarro641]

I did not know some of those words !!!! I will run to practice them with friends. I usually play duolingo or LangLandia after watching these videos, it helps me a lot :)

[@pediatricrat2231]

I play Langlandia too! My username is Bex.

[@mamabigsfun1290]

Very helpful.

[@alakhdar100]

yeah all right, i know you all knew this one 2:05 , and i know where you learn it from.

[@drozmedia]

8:09 oh yeah I remember the last time I used the word archipelago :'D

[@anthonygrant694]

Lol. Might be the first time ive even seen that word.

[@dka5631]

20 years with english, never seen that word

[@TheBiko]

i dont

[@louannv8608]

And Koala lol

[@brandoncooper4680]

Malay archipelago, Canadian artic archipelago, New Guinea archipelago, Japanese archipelago, The British Isles, New Zealand Archipelago, The Greater Antilles, The Lesser Antilles, Novaya Zemlya(New Lands in Russian), The Hawaiian Islands Archipelago. When HAVEN'T I used that word in English. It's just a group of islands. Buy a map, fellas!

[@rainbowmagic3585]

It works well for revising what u know as well. As this video says words in English first before they say what it is in Spanish. Not every word in this video is useful, but I did pick few that I intend to memorise. So thank you for that!

[@WidgetWagyu47292]

I’m Mexican-American im just trying to polish up my spanish as much as I can before moving onto a third language to learn I’m deciding between French or German.

[@MARTELEVISION]

It would he helpful to signify to the infinitive vs the noun of some of these words! Thanks!

[@babubhaiparekh]

Very nice thank you🎉

[@lynnpham1978]

That is so good to start..at least we try hehe

[@MiaCruz]

Ha. Another video I didn’t know I absolutely needed. Thank you 🎉

[@colleengarland2036]

When they expect a verb they should put a 'To' before so that we know it's not the noun that we should give. Siome verbs and nouns are the same in English but not in Spanish.

[@a.i.4241]

Muchas gracias!

[@jackparker8686]

Electro magnetic gravitational phenomenon of missing pieces formulating and yielding what's known as the craving

[@Yanisoz]

All good! But it is most likely Latin American Spanish? If I will go to Spain with this language it will be probably very strange?

[@LDT2001]

Very helpful, thank you!

[@artcherry8198]

Mucho gracias! (Thanks) I’m English and this is probably the best channel for me to learn Spanish, Is there a trick for spelling these Spanish words tho? I have a friends online and she’s Spanish and I text her. Any tricks? :T

[@oscalfred2009]

Very good!!! I'm a native speaker, If you want to learn Spanish it is very simple, start today, I could help you make it.

[@ladypb2466]

@@oscalfred2009 so glad that I found your channel

[@agistchipasha1476]

This channel and DUALINGO helps me learn Spanish.

[@geospor]

Might I also recommend a really good source for language learning? It's called FSI (Foreign Service Institute), it was originally used by the military to efficiently teach soldiers foreign languages but it is available for public use nowadays. The material can get dry as it's meant for a classroom environment but it's useful.

[@agistchipasha1476]

@@geospor thanks,buddy!

[@windsofmarchjourneyperrytr2823]

I use Italki.com.

[@andym28]

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[@juanmccoy3066]

Butterfly spanish is much better. And the teacher is hot as fuck

[@gaurangkale6438]

Mama mejor vídeo. Gracias.

[@Chloe-rs7nw]

A brilliant variety of vocabulary but, due to the not-so-brilliant volume levelling, can only listen to this when I am awake.

[@andym28]

Do you get any benefit with sleep learning? I have been listening to spanish audio books during sleep for three months and I don't think it makes any difference. I am b1 level.

[@yvonnesavery8098]

¹1q1

[@IGH414]

Okay if it ends in an Er Ir or Ar chances are it’s a verb for anyone wondering.. most of the rest are adjectives. And a lot of these words have no English to Spanish translations, that’s exactly why they’re spelled the same but pronounced differently. I have taken Spanish from 2nd grade to 12, also I had a five year relationship with a Latino lady lol. (She was PR so it kinda messed up my traditional Spanish 😆).

[@QueenConsious]

Gracias

[@TheDavidlloydjones]

And you have conveniently named all the cheat sheets the same, "spanish.html" so that we can learn how to click our mouses to find out which is which. They will also sort themselves out nicely on our computers: spanish[1].html, spanish[2].html etc. Well done! Brilliant!

[@Neo-hn9jp]

Those words are truly essential especially mechanical pencil

[@brebrown5338]

Maybe your a teacher or a kid in school

[@namly9868]

Thank you very much

[@jackparker8686]

I'm thinking where there was a word with spelling that has more meanings like scale could mean a musical scale could mean the scale of fish could mean the scale that weighs the fish and more meanings for saying spelling the intended meaning could incorporate a small picture animated or actual

[@JaylenS2109]

Esto realmente ayudó. Gracias

[@asmita5547]

Thanks for all your Spanish class video from that I learn Spanish

[@riskyron1416]

in real lifethe pace and mixture of voices. oo many lessons have just one speaker and having variation helps

[@themms9759]

this is a little weird, they mixed verbs with nouns and didn't differientiate

[@yusfmuralsgraffititv1051]

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[@llsnskr7721]

Nice for learning and learning basic each and every word.

[@darlynngray234]

Thank you.

[@周定中-q3v]

Very few Asia countries people interested in Spanish, but since my son married a Puerto Rican woman, I learn a little bit Spanish

[@jackparker8686]

I must go on.. system optimization is through following cravings for food and drink. Carefully making sure not to eat something you don't want or drink something you don't need to such as this overly push concept of water drinking.

[@Michael-vz5cy]

a good half of these words could either be a noun or a verb, so it would be very helpful to have (n) or (v) after them.

[@crystalfoster9573]

It's so fun to say waterfall and one billion is 1000 million. That makes it nice and neat. 😍

[@louannv8608]

I like to say contaminación lol

[@benjamincs1]

Good concept, but these are some random words!

[@AustinOKeeffe]

Good to learn the Spanish words, but many you might never use, so not sure how they were picked as essential words, like stingray, archipelago and when would a Spanish beginner need to know the Spanish for North Korea?

[@windsofmarchjourneyperrytr2823]

I don't even know what archipelago is. Lol I had to go look. Never heard that before.

[@anthonionesbitt202]

Me hablar es Espanol, yo amo Spanish💕

[@aurora-l2g]

Gracias!!! 😄

[@jackparker8686]

My aspiration to be able to speak a language through mind link

[@brebrown5338]

The el or la in front of each word would be helpful too

[@InglesMugo]

Great lesson I enjoy learning Spanish!, thank you.

[@sanjeevjangra304]

Good job

[@ryarod]

I just began nodding out around 8:35. I admire the coincidence.

[@smmm1968]

I listen to this at bedtime every night and every time I fall asleep between archipelago and rhinoceros

[@BDUBZ49]

"archipelago" is on the list? I can count on one hand how many times I've used that word in my life (including this comment). Why would I bother to learn that?!

[@winterlink27]

@@BDUBZ49 Well, rhinoceros are not the most common conversation topic either. 😆

[@ovion2920]

Just so y’all know that not everyone says bicho for bug and it actually means a bad thing for people in the Caribbean i believe that best way to say bug to anyone that’s from Latinoamérica, the Caribbean and Central American is “mosquito” which I know literally doesn’t mean bug it means mosquito but people will use it as bug not all but most. Just an FYI

[@windsofmarchjourneyperrytr2823]

Nobody speaking English would say mosquito for everything, tho. They'd say spider, centipede, bee, whatever. I'd think it would make sense in context. It sounds like "bitch?"

[@IGH414]

🤣🤣 yea I died when he said Bicho .. also Helado for ice cream I was like wtf is that?? I’ve always heard of Matacado (however it’s spelled)

[@frankfeng638]

A helpful video!

[@jackparker8686]

Their systemic dynamic processes that must occur will say like having a baby or puberty. Requiring non regimented eating.. and something akin to yawning in the morning. We might call it transitional necessary meditative state.. sometimes misunderstood as illness. And overly compensated creating imbalance... Medically throwing a monkey wrench in the works.. ever so resilient however we quite often recover in spite of the doctors somewhat erroneous efforts.

[@AllHaiLKINGTIsHeRe3]

So many useful words here. I'd like to write a practice sentence: "Disculpa, ¿Donde esta el baño? necesito a defecar porque tengo una infección muy mala en mi estomago. Gracias, hasta pronto." I can't wait to use it on vacation!

[@venkatramireddy3182]

es muy bonito

[@jackparker8686]

We are bio- mechanical radios transmitters and receivers.. we can sort of see the energy wave in our aura ..image visible

[@taslimakhanam8813]

Thank You So Much

[@jackparker8686]

What is proper is relaxation once understanding

[@kas209]

love you!!

[@anstafarmhouserestaurantou3579]

Wooow I can't wait to learn in few months

[@jondoe9581]

?What country are these words from primarily?

[@lucystephanieproperties]

Is there a picture with words and pictures? That would be great if there is.

[@joseantoniorodriguezhernan3159]

El latín fue la lengua de la antigua Roma y en la Edad Media tuvo su mayor difusión y prestigio cultural. El engrandecimiento de Roma hizo posible esta difusión. Hoy día, la lengua neolatina más sonora es el italiano, por la abundancia de vocales. Sin embargo, este idioma continúa empleando la doble z, la doble t, etc. El francés por su parte utiliza mucho la pronunciación de acento agudo y palabras multiacentuadas. Contrariamente el inglés omite este acento ortográfico. El español es, por tanto, el más evolucionado y ponderado de las lenguas actuales. Su gramática es bastante completa y fonéticamente goza de gran sonoridad y claridad. Tiene uniformidad de timbre y sus muchas palabras permiten la libre construcción. Una vocal española permanece igual mientras dura su pronunciación. No se producen, por tanto, vocales apagadas o de timbre indeciso, tan peculiares del inglés. EL ESPAÑOL ES NUESTRO MAYOR MONUMENTO CULTURAL.

[@jackparker8686]

The Romans used salted cabbage to transcend this anomaly of system while crossing the sea

[@makhstream4259]

@32:57 Very important dont forget this one lmfao

[@MarlonKingShow]

Do you have a pdf of the words? Thanks.

[@christinelux7531]

NO, they are not keeping track

[@markloudermilk9075]

Is there an alpha index somewhere?

[@louannv8608]

What's up with sunset? And isn't dibujo drawing rather than picture

[@Southend_Savage]

4 hours? I bet the retention on this is incredible

[@jobs.gecustomerservice6261]

Cambridgeshire??? Anyway, thank you guys! :*

[@SC-fv5pp]

Why names of countries when the spelling or the pronunciation is the same ?

[@jellyheart5208]

33:25 voice does NOT match the word shown; sunset: atardecer

[@Andre-ih5ig]

1:15:57