2 Hours of Daily Spanish Conversations - Spanish Practice for ALL Learners

[@spanishpod101]

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[@mexicancyborg14]

You guys can do it! As a native Spanish speaker, I can tell you, try learning like babies do, I do recommend comprehensible input, watching a lot of Spanish movies/series, comedy ones are the best, they use informal Spanish and colloquial phrases and you'll eventually get familiar with them. Don`t worry too much about grammar, first learn vocabulary If someone is really interested in learning Spanish, I will help! Just lemme know in the comments, we can talk in Spanish and I will correct your sentences as naturally as possible!

[@kiaradarling]

Hey Vanessa yo lo intiendo mas que puedo hablar I want to be fluent maybe we can practice with one another?

[@alexmavila817]

Hola he aprendido español en escuela por unos años pero mi español es malo. ¿Puede ayudarme?

[@xo_lexie]

@@kiaradarling entiendo * !

[@ldgaming4213]

Necesito ayuda con mi español 😂 Yo hablo inglés

[@sitabaibetts623]

¡Tengo mucho interés!

[@fishingpinky3165]

I have no clue why people talk negative about the young lady speaking. I understand her fine. So what if she speaks South American, Mexican or Central American Spanish. Its a good video to learn. Take your hate elsewhere.

[@Sweetlittlehugs]

Yes, she sounds fine to me. I've listened to so many Spanish speakers since starting my Spanish Learning Journey and she fits right in.

[@paulroberts7561]

What about speaking Spanish spanish, The one they speak in Spain, It is different.

[@kcrich8332]

@@paulroberts7561 It's a little different, but its really the same overall. Its like the difference between Canadians and Americans that speak English. Yes, they are gonna have different idioms, phrases, and a few words that don't line up. But more than likely someone from Canada would be able to understand someone from the U.S. & vice versa. Same thing goes for Spain vs Mexico, Central & South America....

[@Mr1bassman1]

No hate here, but the sound quality is poor.

[@TheJSmithBA]

I'll take my hate where I want to take my hate.

[@dennisnizzle2851]

This is magnificent. I would recommend playing at.75 speed over and over until you hear every conversation in your sleep and throughout your day. Obsess on total fluency and understanding

[@jamestateIII]

75% is SO clear, what a change

[@vjemmie4484]

Except that it is not effective when in actual conversation since it is extremely slow compared to in real life

[@nateschuette3218]

@@vjemmie4484 Well I think the idea is to listen at a slow speed until you get better. If it's too fast for where you are at, then it's too fast. Definitely gain more by slowing down to your level.

[@Jlopa27]

This is by far the most helpful thing I have found in my 4 years of trying to learn Spanish independently, thank you so much!

[@spiritpill641]

2Infinity 88 right ??

[@AllTotalCoaching]

Spot on

[@seanwright8786]

@2Infinity 88 Make sure u go out and PRACTICE PRACTICE PRACTICE. Don't be embarrassed to make mistakes. Don't be embarrassed that much of the conversation is gonna fly right by you. You'll pick up much of what is being said , then you'll get confident with your ability to respond in conversation. Working with a coworker from Venezuela everyday has shot my Spanish way up to a high confidence level. The main thing I can say is you gotta jump in and speak what you know or else you will forget the language.

[@welcometotheshow5247]

@@seanwright8786 yup

[@korruptnovellst4751]

Hace quatro anos y tu no puedes escribir una oracion como eso en español?

[@remsmith3233]

Thank you whoever is spending time and energy to produce these useful videos. Who pays for this wonderful spanish learning tool? I am retired and volunteer helping students learn math and science. Helping others is very rewarding.

[@lc0597]

lots of love rem

[@t11fa25]

all the best to you

[@Jlopa27]

That’s wonderful that you volunteer.

[@JS-jr1fo]

The funny thing is everyone is complaining that they are talking so fast but in reality they are speaking extremely slow.... if I heard a native speaker speak this slowly I would think they’re on some drug 😂

[@ihatekillerclowns]

nah, it gets faster after 40 or so minutes

[@ericdanthon2]

exactly! lol

[@jamestateIII]

in my raw opinion i understand the language is fast , however, spanish speaking people speaking so fast seems uneeded. i wantto research this

[@ericdanthon2]

@@jamestateIII it only seems fast but it is actually not fast at all. It is very natural. That is really how you want to hear it. You can slow it down and change get the speed though. I never speak slow in English when I am teaching.

[@Shana349]

This guys are not native of Spanish

[@katecarson7191]

Even if you can't understand it yet, It helps!! You can listen to this while drawing, cooking, playing video games, doing chores, etc. I have been learning Spanish for 9 years now. I am 13 and started in a completely Spanish immersed school program when I was in preschool. I still listen to this now (speeded up) to get practice for speaking tests, as it helps with my fluency. You can do it!!!

[@floresfrancis3694]

So technically, you've been learning since four?

[@katecarson7191]

@@floresfrancis3694 Pretty much.

[@garyberger9257]

@@floresfrancis3694 I can believe that. I started at 6 with a book called "Spanish Is Fun."

[@kenntalx]

@@floresfrancis3694 I mean, my mom started teaching me English as a foreign language when I was four, so yeah, it happens

[@ianbiller7652]

what a fantastic girl you are, so grown up in your attitude!

[@salskrake1]

No entiendo porque muchos oyentes se quejan sobre la chica, hablaba perfectamente y nosotros necesitamos acostumbrarnos al español real si queremos aprenderlo! Para mí, la chica era mejor, porque a veces me sentía aburrido con el hombre que hablaba despacio, entonces: cada estudiante necesita algo diferente. No debemos quejarnos, debemos agradecerlos que estas dos horas llenas de español son gratis! Por cierto, he oído a todo ahora. Era muy bueno. Gracias para el video!

[@franciscohobichajis1717]

No está mal pero ese español es el español de america, en España es bastante diferente aunque se entiende perfectamente

[@babyyoda7311]

porque su acento es una mierdaaa

[@tajuanaajeroh5998]

Little by little, I will learn by the Grace of God.

[@freespanishlessons4449]

You know, there's a way to become fluent in Spanish in just one year and it's free.

[@marifellibradilla1524]

This vedio is for the people who want to master thier spanish langauge . Not the beginner this is too fast for the beginner. And i like this i learn in this

[@handicaphull]

This is fantastic! This video creates ideal narratives, spoken at a moderate pace that's not too overzealous, incorporates without / with Spanish & English subtitles, and streamlines some easy to follow visual aides. Most all learning modalities presented here, well done Uploader! You're helping take my language learning to a better level!

[@dwightdgrissom]

Excelente learning tool! So glad to see that there are more and more options to learn Spanish. It wasn’t that long ago when one could only learn Spanish from spain, however, the Spanish speakers here are from central and South America.

[@antoniaaviles1524]

Yes, I love the variety too.

[@learnspanishwithgerardo2089]

I´m just beginning Spanish lessons for people interested in learning it via skipe.If you want to or anybody else ,please send me a message for more details. thanks and Greetings.

[@happygirl730]

Thank you, Thank you , Thank you to whoever posted this video.

[@lizabennett7979]

OMG. Thank you so much. I'm actually Mexican and felt like I had a speech impediment. You are the first one to explain properly how to roll my tongue . Thats a feat in itself! Thank you

[@Lege4d_Bg]

Hola Como Estes

[@MsKreynold]

I could listen to this all day! I would love to see .medical Spanish conversations and assessments like this- how people actually talk, the speed, etc

[@learnspanishwithgerardo2089]

I´m just beginning Spanish classes for people interested in learning it via skipe. If you want to please send me a message for more details, thanks a lot and Greetings .

[@Private_Jefe]

i listen to this video everyday. please make more long videos like this its very helpful! thank you!

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[@jawad7110]

Hows your journey so far?

[@Private_Jefe]

@@jawad7110 Terrible! Not having a person that speaks Spanish to talk to cause me to give up.

[@Veyenel]

It’s cold, Im getting chills in Spanish, it’s like Brrchacha outside!

[@chibimoon1432]

I can understand what they're saying but they speak so fast!!!! Even so!!! i must keep going!!!

[@antoniaaviles1524]

Yes keep going. The more you listen, the more you will understand fast spoken Spanish.. :)

[@paytonsample]

thats the mentality!

[@philhuber7493]

Chibimoon143 . Just remember, Spanish is the second fastest language, next to Japonés, the fastest. Then there are 6,998 more that you’ll be faster than.

[@KiloCharlieOne]

phil huber Japanese is fast, but fairly easy to understand.

[@KiloCharlieOne]

Stewart Deel not in New York City.

[@azullapiz22]

I’ve been listening to this over and over again, which is really helpful. Muchas gracias!🤩

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[@autumnwatkins4151]

Did this help a lot ?

[@jbullets2175]

Agreed. One of the best Spanish learning videos I've come across.

[@collinsalex2342]

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[@andrewmacdonald3078]

Thank you for a great podcast. While yes at times the lady speaks a bit fast as some have highlighted, that is exactly how they speak Spanish in Latin America. And having the subscript as well as the grading of her getting slightly more difficult as the podcast progresses is great listening practice to be able to understand how the language is spoken by a very large number of native spanish speakers.

[@williamhoskins330]

Abiertos means open and Cerrados means close, right?

[@JasperAlkmaar]

Yes, they translation was actually a negative, but it would be better if they said: We're open till ..

[@shenlong3905]

William Hoskins yes

[@ahumbleproposition]

yes - in the northern hemisphere. but in the southern hemisphere it's reversed

[@MrMonty4life]

Ye dude I Love You

[@geraldrembert8321]

yes William. That is correct.

[@BritneyFanatic100]

I understand everything without subtitles but I cannot speak for my life 🤯

[@chrisdarcyxx8747]

Same! My Spanish teacher only speaks Spanish and I understand every word she says, but when she asks me to reply to her I completely blank out.

[@ericdanthon2]

You just have to move to active listening. Listen and repeat what you hear.

[@eshwari-1511]

Make friends nd practice ...it will help

[@cheeseliker92]

Hi how long have you been learning for? If you can understand every word thats said without subtitles youre much better than me lol

[@Lil08103]

i'd see it as a positive rather than a negative. sounds like the issue is more of a fear/mental block than a lack of a vocabulary. i find that reading newspapers and responding to tv shows -- both aloud -- help to build confidence in speech by getting your mouth in the habit to speaking.

[@mwj5368]

Great concept in learning, the visuals with the spoken words, then present the written words. I think for the newer learners, at least in my case, the girl is hard to understand at times, like she doesn't speak clearly, yet maybe that's the way it is meant to be, the way people normally speak, but harder maybe only for me. Even the guy does similar and sometimes and I don't realize what has been said until the written words appear. For learning purposes though I think it's best to be especially careful to pronounce clearly. Thanks for taking the time to create this video, a great learning opportunity, and out of the goodness of your hearts.

[@donwetherell8738]

mwj5368 like English words roll into each other when talking fast. I agree the guy is speaking much clearer but the woman is speaking more native which is the best way to learn, especially when you have subtitles to read. It all falls into place reading the subtitles. Emulate the woman and you spanish will sound better and you will be understood better. It does take time and lots of practice.

[@mwj5368]

@@donwetherell8738 Hi don! Thanks for your response. Was it intended the guy speak more clearly? I see it is a good approach to learning Spanish. I repeatedly ask a new neighbor to speak slowly and she never does. I think speaking one sentence like one word is so natural to her she doesn't realize or attempt to slow down. It seems that her whole way of thinking is rolling one sentence to sound like one word. It's going to take me a very long time to learn Spanish enough to understand her. I remember when I was in Mexico asking people to slow down and maybe they will space apart speaking one sentence like one word, but still for many it remains speaking one sentence like one word. The only other thing I find myself doing, and I'm taking the opportunity to hear the spokenwords, is also to read the captions in both Spanish and English. Maybe there should be a pause between each interchange with the guy and the lady so one can read too the written words. They speak much faster than I can both read and understand the spoken word, so I am clicking to stop between each interchange. Maybe the intention is to also read quickly too and maybe this is designed for people who are like intermediate speakers, and I'm not there yet. Is this more for intermediate students? Thanks for all and for making possible to learn another language, a great contribution to humanity.

[@donwetherell8738]

mwj5368 I don't know how old you are but just ask yourself how long it took to speak your native language? When you're a child your parents, teachers and relatives etc are correcting you all the time so you can pick it up so much easier. Learning a new language takes even longer to learn but you have to stick with it and take every opportunity to use it. It doesn't matter if you're in the wrong verb conjugation or your pronunciation is a bit off. They will understand you. You have heard spanish speakers in broken English speaking bad English, you always get the idea of what they are saying. Do the same pero la verdad es, tienes que practicar todo el tiempo. Try listening to audiobooks, you may not understand but will quickly start hearing familiar words. Audible have some excellent learning recourses. Practice practice practice.

[@robsonl.9532]

Esse vídeo está sendo muito últil para os meus estudos. Obrigado por compartilhar conosco!

[@jhandyerpolomedina8016]

muy bien de hecho esta perfecto para conversaciones abiertas y casuales yo estoy aprendiendo english 🥺

[@marymcintaggart2314]

I think listening @ 75 in settings is great advice. As a teacher I always speak slowly at the beginning. Listening @75 the first time then go back and listen @normal. Thank you for this upload

[@stephanieadleman1440]

Thanks, that’s really helpful.

[@annasoloviova3672]

I like the real sound of the speech, It s much better for practice than perfectly pronounced text book like speech. Because in real life no one talks like in text books.

[@jesustlatenchi691]

No it not

[@ocarinaperu4392]

Que bueno que te guste

[@viralmaxph5183]

Please make more videos like this. Love this channel!

[@moon_lyrics]

¡Hablo español y ingles! ¡Esto fue muy informativo para aquellos que no tienen confianza en el idioma!

[@babysinn]

This is a great video I'm going to use this as a foundation to learn spanish. First I'm going to listen and read the English. Then I'm going to watch it a few more times just reading the spanish until I get comfortable with everything. Thanks again.

[@honbrolo]

Oh my gosh I wish I would have found this sooner. Thank you for doing these. Way more helpful than the way most classes are taught. Listening to the language and consuming vocabulary first has definitely been a smoother learning process. ^_^

[@freespanishlessons4449]

There is a way to be fluent in Spanish in about a year.

[@sammielove9072]

@@freespanishlessons4449 how is that?

[@smilinkylen5621]

This is so good! Perfect for someone like me, who wants to be conversational, but knows they still cant hang with the locals.

[@thegrumpypapa9849]

I just started learning Spanish and find this to go by WAY to fast for me. I think this not for beginners but otherwise they are doing a good job.

[@crimson.1172]

To us native speakers this sounds like it's going at 75x speed and for y'all it sounds like it's going at 1.25x speed 😂

[@freespanishlessons4449]

You know, there's a way to become fluent in Spanish in just one year and it's free.

[@flashback87]

How come you guys stopped putting out these videos. I love they are for all levels. Plus they are short conversations that I think are easier to learn.

[@lawless5004]

I changed my phone language to Spanish and my Netflix to speak in Spanish, I’ll let you guys know if it works...

[@lc0597]

how’s it going?

[@lawless5004]

rootzee yeah it’s doesn’t work😂

[@maqaimayes8800]

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[@SweetheartLawrence_]

@@lawless5004 lol could you find the normal language back?😂

[@lawless5004]

@@SweetheartLawrence_ it was my girlfriends birthday and I’d forgot to checkout my basket and all the english websites were in Spanish it literally took me hours to figure it out😂😂 but it got there in the end

[@narutonumber500]

Awesome video. Great way to learn. Language is all about words and piecing them together to make a sentence. So if your having trouble take word from the English language and find the word that it is in Spanish.

[@margielyons6282]

This is a great course. Very Challenging. Thank you for uploading ! 🌻🍷🍀🌷

[@learnspanishwithgerardo2089]

Hello, I´m just beginning Spanish lessons for| people interested in learning it via skipe. If you want to or anybody else please send me a message for more details. thanks a lot.

[@desaherbes]

😍💯💯💯💯💯💯💯💯💯💯💯💯💯💯💯💯💯💯💯💯🙌🙌🙌🙌👏❤ ¡muchas gracias! Nota MIL! Congratulations and thanks a lot!

[@daveyfletcher]

As to the woman's part of the dialog, and all the comments: Most of her speaking is fine. Her rate and pronunciation is what we learners just have to get used to, it's normal. However, she definitely slurs at times. As one example, listen to her at 1:39:24 say sueters verdes. That is a mumbled phrase.

[@M.EinerCOC]

¡Que vídeo más interesante! Gracias por hacer un vídeo, ahora mejoraré mi pronunciación en español.

[@carine6464]

Thank you for this - what a great way to figure out how well I'm progressing and build my comprehension. It wasn't easy but I've made it through two hours and may start again from the top. I hope you'll post more!

[@antoniodragonheart8965]

muchas gracias. no ya puedo hablar español, pero estos vídeos ayudan. hasta luego.

[@김현철-t3m9z]

Wow this is what i want to do listen... finally, i found. thanks.

[@allenjo4948]

i think you have to study english first bro

[@itsjusttiag0]

as a fluent spanish speaker what i honestly recommend if you really want to learn spanish turn your favriote shows on netflix all in spanish and anywhere else you can you it doesnt feel as hard

[@sam-wb7xe]

why are people complaining about the girl’s pronouncistion lmao, shes easy to understand. never talk to a latino person if you think that you can’t take different accents

[@yojhanalvarez7232]

I teach Spanish by WhatsApp for free I am Colombian I want to improve my lexicon in English and what better way than by chats [phone]

[@cutelilfox7876]

Sometimes, people just can’t handle accents.

[@goldenstatewarriors4011]

Pronunciation

[@sam-wb7xe]

@@goldenstatewarriors4011 that’s what i meant my bad

[@Solothefuture1]

I don’t understand the complaints either. Especially since it’s repeated twice and with subtitles the 2nd time.

[@isksander866]

Esto video muy muy muy bueno mucusimo gracias ..

[@learninglanguages1519]

❝Language is the road map of a culture. It tells you where its people come from and where they are going.❞ ‒Rita Mae Brown

[@betelgeuse7322]

I don't know what i'm doing here as I already speak spanish as my mother language xD Well, then I'll only say this video is correct at all! and it's even helping me to improve my english a little more as well. Like me with english, you can learn spanish if you try hard, so let's go and don't give up :) Buena suerte!

[@امجاد-ض8ط]

Anyone whos finding it so hard to keep up with how fast hispanics speak, tap on the right three dots up your screen and select playback speed and choose whatever speed you’re comfortable with , thank me later 👏🏼👏🏼😌

[@crimson.1172]

And this isn't the normal speed we talk at 🤣 but yeah slowing down will help

[@JBrooksNYS]

This is great. This is exactly what I need.

[@stxllispirit7764]

I honestly go to these videos here and there to make sure I'm not losing fluency while I'm learning new languages.

[@zackhadri4660]

I found it it very usefully me , it is a bit fast for me , but I keep rewind the conversation .till I memorize it .

[@freespanishlessons4449]

You know, there's a way to become fluent in Spanish in just one year and it's free.

[@imarginacionmxd]

interesantes los videos

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[@leesummet6362]

I've been studying off and on and I understand 95% of it. Its helping clarifying some phrases and pronouciations that I'm a little timid with. I knew I was right but needed clarification. because some LATINOS depending where they are be like Huhh, what you say? So I have re-think what I said bue actually I was right. Now I know just to work on the accent or make sure I say a phrase that's correct for the situation. good program I will keep listening because there are some words I just don't use. Like ( aquellos) and (demas) and instea of (tomar) I use (durar) for the expression of time. when I hit the streest of the Dominican Republic they use (durar) a lot.

[@kevinpullum5804]

How was the DR? Did you practice your Spanish alot?

[@Guidus125]

amazing source for spanish learning, thanks!

[@leecrotty658]

I love the males’ happiness

[@sirius2643]

yep, the woman sounds soooooo boring

[@TheCuccoLady]

Do not be discouraged. It takes time and dedication

[@ajmosutra7667]

Just watch telenovelas with subtitles. Asi yo aprendi a espanol ;) yo recomendo yo soy betty, la fea!

[@paytonsample]

jajaja

[@acarijana]

Where do you watch them?

[@emilyreid9063]

U literally just said that it’s ugly

[@maximomolina915]

Soy de argentina te enseño español

[@babygurll7]

With Spanish or English subtitles ?

[@solooverland3666]

Very helpful. ¡Muchisimas gracias!

[@opoa4624]

Yo no soy nuevo en español pero tambien no soy bueno. Soy de una familia española y yo crecí escuchando español pero yo no lo hablia porque el ingles fue mas facil para me. Mi papa que no sabia mucho ingles quando yo fui chiquito el siempre me decias "Porque tu no puedes hablar español, tu eres como los gringos" y crecí con esos piensamentos en mi miente que yo no puedia hablar en espanol porque yo fui un gringo. Yo trataba hablar con ellos pero ellos se burlaron de mi porque yo tienia un acento. Ahora estos es casi un año de hablando. Aveces con giente, pero todavía tengo miedo hablar espanol con mi familia pues yo solo hablo con mis amigos y con la gente en mi trabajo que no sabes ingles. Pienso que yo aprendí mucho por youtube y cosas como así. Yo se que este comentario fue larga pero gracias para leer lo. :) Perdoname por la gramatica, todavia estoy aprendiendo.

[@idrissijamal5839]

Puedes ayudarme ,para hablar español, estoy estudiando ahora ,pero tengo que practicarlo con alguien , muchas gracias

[@opoa4624]

@@idrissijamal5839 no puedo hablar espanol bien en verdad, y soy bien malo a ensienar gente cosas. ni puedo ensienar a la gente como a hablar mi propia lengua materna porque no se como funciona solo a como hacerlo quando estoy habando :v

[@idrissijamal5839]

@@opoa4624 entiendo, pero soy marroquí ,siempre hablaba arabico por eso estoy olvidando unas palabras por supuesto, querría hablar con alguien , pienso que aprenda mucho en youtube, como dijiste 👌👌

[@faustohoraciopereyra5783]

Buen video! Entendí todo! Pd: soy hablante nativo de español jajaja

[@sr7224]

Jajaja

[@anokimann1488]

If any first language Spanish speakers wanna FaceTime to help me learn Spanish better that would be cool

[@charleyvibe2124]

i more spanish speaking FRIENDS

[@machomatilda6375]

Alismena Michel I speak english well but its not my first language, but im learning Spanish and would love to have someone who speaks Spanish to talk to.

[@Silenced2023]

Alismena Michel we can help each other

[@ivannmoyano3568]

Hi, I can help you with your Spanish, soy del Ecuador, mi mail es [e-mail]

[@sophiediop3006]

Obito Ocho hi! I would like to practice Spanish- I have lived 10 years in London and I’m nativ Spanish

[@triptikumari5605]

Muchas Gracias love form india

[@andrewbeadle1517]

¡Muy bien! added to my ‘favourites’

[@su_maru]

Soy japonesa y estoy estudiando español para tres años. Creo que hablar español es más fácil que escuchar español para mí ahora. Necesito escuchar español más y quiero hablar contigo en español!!!

[@brickblock369]

**por* tres años, para la duración del tiempo

[@EmmaBeverage]

I love your video but I have a suggestion for your next video. I have been listening to and doing lessons in Spanish for so long that I believe that the only way I am going to improve is to practice reading. My suggestion is to post the Spanish first. Pause long enough to give your audience time to read the Spanish and translate it. Then read the Spanish twice to make sure that we are getting the sound of the words correct. Then on a new screen display both the Spanish and the English as you are doing in this video. This requires totally focusing from your audience so I suggest keeping the videos about 30 minutes each. At least don't make them more than an hour. I already do the sleep videos so what would help me most would be short videos where I can totally focus for a short period of time. I like to play solitaire while listening to longer videos which is why I want them short so I don't get bored and start playing cards. Thanks for doing these wonderful videos.

[@indeyac409]

Emma Beverage I agree so much with this its like no time to really process or even try . For me , I can read it a lot better than understand

[@anag.navarro641]

APrendo muy bien viendo estos videos!!! this is great!! I see that everyone shares their secrets to learn Spanish, mine was to play LangLandia before going to sleep every night and see many viedos like this one !!

[@MsQuartermaine]

Hola. I'm 5 minutes in and have noticed that the future tense is used quite a bit. Is that common in conversation? Or is "ir + a + infinitive" more common? What about just using the present tense of any verb? For example, with "hacer," can you say, "Lo hago mañana?" Does usage depend on the country? Gracias por su ayuda. Edit: I love this concept. Pictures, Spanish captions, English captions. Very helpful. Hablo español mejor que lo comprendo. Eso es un poco raro, ¿no?

[@shrikantgaikwad4219]

I am interested to learn Spanish is anyone help me to learn it. It's my WhatsApp number [phone]. Thanks

[@lorerod7106]

Hello, I'd like to help you to learn or practice Spanish. And I would like that you help me practice English. This is my skype live:lo-r-7 Send me a message

[@shrikantgaikwad4219]

@@lorerod7106 hi friend thanks for messaging me but I don't use Skype I use WhatsApp IMO and Facebook Messenger

[@shrikantgaikwad4219]

Do you use one of them

[@lorerod7106]

@@shrikantgaikwad4219 yes, I use them, but I prefer skype

[@lamrof]

Por fin, puedo enteder todo lo que se habla en este video, pro fin ! despues 3 ańos.

[@strawberwinuts4190]

Estoy aprendiendo español. Yo no sabe mucho, pero estoy trabajando en eso.

[@danielalfredopacheco554]

Hola, que tal.. Yo estoy aprendiendo inglés pero se me hace un poco difiicil

[@sam-wb7xe]

no sé* mucho :)

[@sam-wb7xe]

sabe is the form for él/ella/usted

[@rosebarbaro1969]

Great hasta mañana, gracias para hoy.

[@Isadroid]

Hi everyone, im a native spanish speaker and i want to help you to have real spanish conversation, why? because i want to have real english conversation let's learn together!

[@thirsty6215]

Isadroid hola isadroid. Yo quiero aprender espanol y yo necessito un persona para ayuda. Te quieres habla con me?

[@Isadroid]

@@thirsty6215 Of course, where do we speak?

[@nonenone1662]

@@thirsty6215 Cuando se dice "with me" en español, necesitas decir "conmigo ".

[@pallavivashisth9789]

Hi Isadroid! Yo soy de india. Soy una estudiante de español. Quiero hablar contigo para practicar español. Puedes contactarme en [e-mail]. Gracias!

[@ericdanthon2]

Me encantaría conversar contigo. Quisiera mejorar mi comprension auditiva.

[@VRCharlotteEmofan03]

I used to learn how to speak both English and Spanish while reading this conversation sentences and my mom does translate on her phone today too. Me gusta éste video y se llama Espanglish.

[@jackiebrown5003]

This seems to be an advanced level. Would be better if it started out on beginners level and increased to intermediate then advanced. Is there a beginners level? I like the concept.

[@cassiopeia4672]

Yes. There are apps that teach you the first phrases like hola,Qué tal?…

[@cassiopeia4672]

Yes. There are apps that teach you the first phrases like hola,Qué tal?…

[@cassiopeia4672]

Yes. There are apps that teach you the first phrases like hola,Qué tal?…

[@cassiopeia4672]

Yes. There are apps that teach you the first phrases like hola,Qué tal?…

[@cassiopeia4672]

Yes. There are apps that teach you the first phrases like hola,Qué tal?…

[@rosebarbaro1969]

That is great y muy pacio, mucho gusto, Ahora Devo Salir fin Esta Noche. Hasta pronto

[@rafaelmartinez223]

Muy mal/Very bad!!!

[@rafaelmartinez223]

Ahora debo salir este fin de semana, hasta pronto!

[@rafaelmartinez223]

in English it would sound "Now go out weekend. see you soon" It would sound wrong, would not it?

[@dhishamotwani703]

Gracias😇

[@muhiburrahman6582]

Es realmente util.Muchas Gracias para es vedio.

[@norik38]

great job, thank you but some phrases aren't correct literally 18:49 va a estar soleado toda la mañana : it's going to be sunny all morning tendremos tiempo soleado a lo largo de la mañana :we´ll have sunny weather through the morning

[@jimisnotunique]

great spanish practice

[@beckwilde]

which country says alberca instead of la piscina?

[@spanishpod101]

Hola Rebecca Chen, Thank you for your comment. "alberca" is only use in Mexico. Sigamos practicando! Saludos, Carla Team SpanishPod101.com

[@keithjobs9129]

Mexico

[@julianykarriyo6502]

México!...

[@pereira851]

Excelente tus vídeos 👌

[@damirkful]

9:14 upper right picture, Jim Carrey, "THE MASK"

[@3rdlairskate]

Muy útil, gracias! Lo disfruté mucho

[@budgetjones7719]

Spanish videos never seem to specify the origin of the language, despite there being some quite noticeable differences depending on where you are. This is Spanish from the Americas, I think mainly Mexico? However in Spain both the words and pronunciation change quite noticeably e.g swimming pool = La piscina and Car = El coche. The letters Z and C are pronounced with a 'TH' instead of the 'Ss' sound in the latin countries e.g Zapatos = 'Thapatos', not 'Sapatos'. You will be understood on this but there may be an issue with wording, for an obvious example in Spain asking for an 'Emparedado' might earn you a confused look before a sandwich. It is simply not used and is not even well understood in most of Spain. In some regions you may get a variation on a sandwich but here we commonly use 'Bocadillo' - which would easily be understood in the America's too. There are so many resources teaching different variations of Español and most don't specify which, it helps to know where it can be applied in conversation or at least whether or not you are learning the most common translations of English words. In regards to the speed of speech and the tutor's pronunciation, this is a really well put together resource. If you struggle at this tempo you should practice at slower speed and build it up, this is slow and audible compared to real life Spanish conversations. There are even rules in Spanish as to when you can merge vowels/ words together, so it can be tricky even just distinguishing each individual word in the sentence at times. Slow the video down if you need and practice just recognising every single word used. It will be important in future, it's a very fast and flexible language. Just because you can read or speak it doesn't mean you can hear or understand it , it takes lots of practice!

[@isidorarkouda6392]

Nice technic not only for listening but also vocabulary

[@kamariknight9102]

If you find it too easy change the speed to 1.25 and maybe challenge yourself depending on your level.

[@frankfinley6674]

Me parece es bueno el hombre hable claramente y la mujer no esté bien entendida en este video. La dicha situación nos hace escuchar con esfuerzo, y así formamos nuestra capaz de oir. ¡Creo que es buen ejercicio!

[@danielalfredopacheco554]

Si

[@bakhshizulfiqarmanzur8988]

Frank Finley hola. No hablo español yet

[@sproutoohlala]

thank you :>

[@lengthmuldoon]

What would be helpful is a word by word translation THEN the conveyed message. As a beginner I recognise some of the words in these examples but NOT translating verbatim means the examples don't always work as a way of identifying all individual words Soy muy guapo

[@sam-wb7xe]

come back when you get better then lmao

[@lengthmuldoon]

@@sam-wb7xe I'll come back and kick your fucking head in - now that's lmao

[@ericdanthon2]

That would be the worst thing for you is a word by word translation my friend. That is not how languages work. Just focus on learning phases and repeat them.

[@lengthmuldoon]

@@ericdanthon2 Like "soy muy guapo" ? lol

[@ericdanthon2]

@@lengthmuldoon haha. Si. Eso se traduce literalmente

[@thelostpawn]

Thank you! Muchas gracias!

[@Twin_Tellit]

Somebody that speak fluent Spanish FT time me I’m so serious about learning

[@me-myself-and-i2254]

me too :(

[@lehaim37]

Yo soy español,,dejadme sms y me pongo en contacto con vosotros...

[@ivannmoyano3568]

Don James yo te puedo ayudar a practicar español, soy de Ecuador, mi mail es [e-mail]

[@lennoxboyce27]

@@ivannmoyano3568 hola,¿ puedes ayudarme con mí español también?

[@leonardogomez4252]

@@lennoxboyce27 i can help you if you want to

[@linvera7345]

This is fantastic, I'm going to learn from this video. Only one problem, they speak too fast for me, I'm a beginner. But appreciated for posting this video. Thank you.

[@mpforeverunlimited]

You can change the speed of any youtube video to .75, .5 or .25 speed

[@linvera7345]

@@mpforeverunlimited Forgot about that. Thanks for reminding me :) Gracias.

[@TheReverb1]

Hello, I want to clarify that the content of the video is a "generic" one. Many words are in reality not used or used in Central American countries but not in the South Cone. For example: "ordenar" (to order) we use actually: "pedir". Ordenar is used for the verb "to arrange" "to organize". Also, plenty of sentences sound "robotic".

[@frankfinley6674]

@ItsMeShi if I say VOY A ARREGLAR LA MESA(I'm going to arrange/put right the table) I am sure that a native speaker would understand that I am going to PONER LA MESA(set the table, as we would say). So yeah, I agree. Cuz I know that even though we should learn the idioms, the main goal always is to be understood :)

[@TheReverb1]

@@frankfinley6674 ...yes; but I am learning Japanese and the stupid system (like this one) teach you first (without saying to the students) a formal robotic way to speak; then at some point you can see that the people USE other conjugation of the verbs etc! and talk different. In the precise case of Japanese is due to the main intention when they exploded economically in the late 70s early 80s were to receive businessmen from US and other English speakers, so based the learning in this robotic, too formal way thinking that you would travel there for a few days and come back without necessity to talk with the "normal" guy there. If you start to learn wrong, you never ever can change due to nobody tell you "hey your pronunciation is not correct" etc; so I my main language is not English but I understand pretty good the dialects and most of the pronunciations; also I do not speak like a guy from India, so if I am in US they think that I am English or viceversa

[@JasperAlkmaar]

This is for me literally the hardest part of learning spanish. Currently living in Barcelona with loads of friends from Catalunya, they tell me often; We don't use that, they use it in South America. x_X

[@TheReverb1]

@@JasperAlkmaar I live in south S America so if you are in the need of any clarification I can help...

[@deke9124]

I'm from Argentina and we use “pedir” too.

[@chompgaming7424]

Bien gracias!

[@maybewise]

4:05 Too many unnecessary words. Would be more realistic to have him simply ask "What time do you leave work?".

[@513Lindaddy]

¿A qué hora sales de tu trabajo?

[@TomorrowisYesterday]

Solamente tiene ”de medio tiempo" al fin. Hay caramba.

[@nymphnevaeh9771]

Gracias por este video!

[@JuanMartínMarínSerna]

Con que así escuchan ellos los audios que nos ponen a nosotros (los que hablamos español) en inglés jajajjajajaja

[@topspinaurelius]

Nice took 3 times the length to understand all the new words, but very useful all