Spanish Conversation Practice: 500 Spanish Phrases That Seem Easy But They Are Not

Practice Spanish conversation with this video that features 500 short and useful Spanish phrases that seem but they aren't. Boost your Spanish speaking and listening skills.
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[@21languages]

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[@budekins542]

Definite thumbs up.

[@rejeannegodin9046]

Very very good thank you

[@user-ro9xf5nj3w]

Es muy util para bien practica

[@fernandopaura8311]

Amo idioma espanhol

[@MrDayna39]

Is this lesson Latin America Spanish or European Spanish?

[@paulfaulkner6299]

These are very useful to listen to while riding around in the countryside (on a bike, for exercise). But reference translating the English "YOU" into Spanish; sometimes we get the TU form, sometimes the ESTUDE form, sometimes the ESTUDES form and even the OS form. This can be confusing when listening to (for example) _How long would you like to stay?_ because you don't know what form of translation is coming. I'm not an American, but they use "You-all" to mean more than one and I have always found silently saying in my head "Sir or Madam" before conjugating any verb puts it into the right person in English. Can this not be done when the English speaker might say "Would sir like an orange juice?", etc? Other than that, these are really useful to listen to on headphones.

[@chrissystewart6268]

Need help & practice my spanish

[@timcastelino1375]

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[@scojo6377]

Pretty fly for a white guy.

[@mumblecurve]

Useful phrases but all too fast(?)