25 Phrases Every Spanish Intermediate Learner Must-Know

[@spanishpod101]

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[@AlfonsoTorres796]

To learn a language: 1. You must like the language 2. Learn a word a day 3. Listen to music in the language you want to learn 4. Watch movies with subtitles 5. Practice the language with family and friends 6. Read magazines and books(novels) your choice

[@tateloida]

Facts 👍💓

[@hilo5901]

Gracias! Great ideas. Two of my sons and I are learning together with your videos. I need a Refresher and to relearn the Spanish Alphabet.

[@Jose.G_]

i've learned english from 0 just by playing videogames and arguing with english speakers on online games xd

[@bucsboy78]

@@Jose.G_ you definitely know all the curse words jaja

[@Jose.G_]

@@bucsboy78 of course, those are the first words i learned

[@godfreyarnold7156]

You have the most perfect technique in teaching Spanish. I’m learning so much in a short period of time. Thanks a million.

[@kaylaz.680]

Can I say that I always listen to your videos and fall asleep quickly and have a good quality of sleeping.😂😂

[@anjithaa4521]

Rosa,thank you so much.You are my favourite. 💖You are so patient and positive.

[@budiwibowo3611]

Rosa ...you are the best..👍👍

[@hilo5901]

Muchas Gracias! I hope I can converse on an everyday level and learn all I can. I’ll be back.

[@hyoma7228]

You’re pretty! One of the reasons why i watch the videos of y’all(you) is that you are. Kkkk thanks for the vids

[@TheEli008]

It's worth knowing that a lot of the pronunciations she's giving are the Castilian Spanish pronunciations for words with a "c" in the middle of the word that she pronounces with a "th" sound. In most of Latin America, they do not pronounce that "th" sound.

[@snorple]

its like learning english from a person with a lisp

[@Destinyofhearts]

I was wondering the same thing

[@onionmhylis4382]

@@snorpleNo, it’s like learning British-English when you want to speak to Americans.

[@rhettdemille4404]

Her accent is fine because she is teaching people who don't understand Spanish. Main goal: Communication. When learning a language, reading and comprehension come first - Accent is always the last to be formed. I would rather a Spanish person learn English with an English accent, for example, than learning nothing at all. Obviously, I am an English speaker and have no issues communicating with English speakers from all over the world.

[@haroonmarikar]

My favorite teacher . Learnt lot of spanish words after following your talks . Muchas gracias . Yo quiero learn espanol more (. Still a beginner ) Hasta luego .

[@tanaykotwal0810]

This is the Spanish translation of what u wrote mi maestra favorita Aprendí muchas palabras en español después de seguir tus negaciaciones Muchas Gracias Yo quiero aprender más español (Sigo siendo una principiante) Hasta Luego. I am not sure whether this Is correct or not I am not fluent yet

[@haroonmarikar]

@@tanaykotwal0810 Muchas gracias . Anyway learnt new vocabulary . Thank you .

[@tanaykotwal0810]

@@haroonmarikar de nada😄

[@user-gn9zp9ru6i]

es bueno que tu intentas

[@incredibeast9661]

Learn is espanol is aprender, or aprendiendo. Depending on how you use it

[@SnakeAndTurtleQigong]

Sending gratitude from a Daoist monastery near Seattle (in the States)! 💙☯️☔️

[@jacobc522]

Gracias para el vídeo, muy útil. No sabía muchas de estas frases

[@nofal-ahmad5763]

Muchas gracias rosa this is amazing language

[@dehatify4501]

Thank u for the video I assumed that my level is beginner but almost every phrases were familiar to me I already knew so you plused my confidency, thanks

[@mycha0]

Can we say qué recomiendas instead of qué recomienda?

[@SturmZebra13]

It might be possible, but I would stick to the latter one, since it's the imperative, so it's rather a "recommend something" instead of "what do you recommend?" with the first one not being considered rude in Spanish This comes from a guy who learned the language for three years, but really doesn't know about those one in a million cases and speaking culture, so... Take it or doubt it :D

[@mycha0]

@@SturmZebra13 Thank you! I think the latter is more polite tho

[@mycha0]

@@SturmZebra13 (Since it's the third person )

[@ps-ipn7499]

I'm a native spanish speaker, so maybe I can help you. The first question form you wrote "¿qué recomiendas?" is right. It is used when you talk with a friend, a familiar, or other person to which you do not need to be formal with (it uses the pronoun "tú"). The second form "¿qué recomienda?" is used when you ask to someone you should refer to formally (this form uses the pronoun "usted"). Although, I would rather use "¿qué me recomiendas?" (informal, pronoun "tú") meaning or "¿qué me recomienda?" (formal. pronoun "usted"), both meaning "What do you recommend me?". If you want an imperative form to tell someone to recommend something, you should use "recomienda algo" (recommend something) or "recomiéndame algo" (recommend me something), or when talking formally "recomiende algo" or "recomiéndeme algo", with the same meaning.

[@mycha0]

@@ps-ipn7499 Many thanks for the detailed answer. I got it :)

[@therevenge192]

I like this series with Rosa unlike the last one they did with her making her say the phrases a lot slower

[@DaelinTV]

Even slower than this 😱💀

[@uwuperson5357]

You are so beautiful and your way of teaching is best

[@ashwinivinooraj6045]

Yo soy Ishana, you are the best Rosa

[@sunvaj6754]

I love the way you teach. Gracia!

[@JDOff-Course]

Rosa you are the best! Gracias!

[@Aryantics]

I love my Dominican Spanish 😊

[@itztocahope9673]

Gracias.

[@Liza-fc5hy]

Done for now,thanks🇵🇭🎉🥂🎉

[@b07_ashishsuradkar49]

Gorgeous and genius

[@whatwedoing2dayMercy]

im actually happy for the slow speaking

[@hermosoregalo.]

Hi❤ I'm learning English, I would like to find someone to practice I can help with Spanish. Thanks

[@eirinie418]

Azúcar

[@kwabenajoey]

Cool... yo lo disfruté pero ya sé muchas frases en este video

[@thedarkknight4282]

Buena suerte ✌🏾

[@gauravvyas8469]

es muy util

[@marleyhm]

If you are teaching intermediate level phrases, there is no need to repeat them so slowly and unnaturally. Intermediate learners are capable of reproducing these phrases when spoken at a normal speed.

[@estebantadeo5948]

Muchas gracias, estoy aprendiendo mucho con tus clases.

[@paulohagan3309]

El Castellano ha sido anglisado un poco? Estabe un profesor de inglés en Madrid en en los ochenta y las palabras eran 'preferido' y '¿Que tiempo hace?' en vez de 'favorito' y '¿Como está el tiempo?'. ¿Y la palabra 'nevera'? . ¿Viene de América Latina, quizás? Pare mi, la palabra era 'frigorifico'. Tengo curiosidad.

[@dr.mohamedaitnouh4501]

Hi Rosa, Is there any Summer classes in Spain you can recommend please? thank you for this help!

[@mydogdeli]

Frases útiles, muchas gracias🙏. Para su próximo video, me gustaría pedirle que simplemente hable despacio en lugar de sonar como una voz de computadora lenta🤖. Lo siento, pero se volvió molesto😵‍💫 y me salteé las partes lentas.🙏

[@alexanderninethson8801]

Me siento extraño viendo clases de español, siendo de Colombia. 😅🤣🇨🇴 me doy cuenta que nuestro idioma es difícil.

[@shivpat4089]

He sido aprendiendo español por dos años, y todavía hago muchos errores, pero creo que el inglés es más difícil que español. Pues, según mis amigos que quieren aprenderlo lol

[@Gina-tr9if]

Yo soy de colombi también!!

[@setagangastudios574]

@@shivpat4089 soy de EEUU y esa es la verdad. El inglés es una idioma muy difícil jaja. Me siento mal por la gente que tiene que aprenderlo

[@reivaxcorp]

En realidad vengo de ver videos de como aprender ingles, y quiero saber tambien como aprenden ellos español jaja

[@MrTM-fg6zn]

I sent my friend Miguel here.

[@maceymceachern9349]

Fyi, people who are from Spain say the "c" or "s" sounds as "th". That's why she sounds like she's saying "th" sounds. If you're trying to learn a different region's dialect, look into their accents to sound better.

[@paulohagan3309]

If you learn the 'th' sound first as I did, it's easy to substitute the 's' sound later.

[@lavishchaudhary6017]

Te ves intelligente ...really u are so ..

[@lavishchaudhary6017]

Te ves imprisionante

[@AlexleMeditasyon4667]

¡Hola! ¿cómo estás señorita? Muchas gracias porque vídeos él español. Muchas gracias

[@theautumngracee]

¡Hola! Es "Muchas gracias para videos de español" no "Muchas gracias porque videos él español." Porque 'Porque' es 'because' eñ español. You could say la frase "Muchas gracias porque videos él español" pero es confusing to the beginner spanish speakers due to it being more direct, instead of conversational which is what you are trying to achieve in "¡Hola! ¿cómo estás señorita?". In direct translation it is, "Thank you because (of) the spanish videos." Que tenga un lindo dia!

[@nadinemarson6185]

This is a life safer

[@carloseduardoruizsalcedo4139]

I'm a spanish native speaker and I'm studying english as well... So if any person here want to improve their Spanish we can practice right away...

[@estheradesina8068]

Hey could we practice

[@estheradesina8068]

I am a native English speaker. I would like improve my spanish

[@carloseduardoruizsalcedo4139]

sure Esther... how can I find you on Facebook?? or instagram as well..

[@kristerophaphleck3883]

¿Me gusta comiendo la pizza y Es bien. Como, mucho puta pizza y tú?

[@user-qi12fh-124sfc]

Do you stream on twitch?

[@vibrantlyrics115]

Ok

[@DaelinTV]

I literally can't with her talking in slow motion 😭🤣 she's already speaking extra slow and clear, there's like 4 more difficulty levels before you get to fluent conversation 😆

[@sarikasingh4061]

nice rosa

[@naisharlubega9267]

They are more of A2 than intermediate 😊

[@y.j.6311]

DAYUM She fine. I ain't only here cause I love Espanol. Sheeesh

[@letyourselfrest8932]

Lo siento para mi espanol malo y no acentos en mis palabras T.T Yo necesitaba aprender mas vocabulario en espanol. Muchos gracias !!

[@Daniela-jm1zw]

Hi!, I’m a native Spanish speaker, you’re missing “hay” it has to be “y no hay acentos en mis palabras”. And so the letter “ñ” in “Español” Espero haberte ayudado!! :D

[@mitho5479]

¿Quién es esta chica que me gusta?

[@writeousrhema]

I thought it would be something like me siento mal instead of encuentro

[@terrydeewilliams467]

❤

[@tateloida]

My problem is remembering all this..

[@joujoufahim9220]

👍

[@crystalfoster9573]

What is the difference between bien, buen, bueno, buenos, and buenas?

[@Pocahontas9073]

Bien=indefinite Adjetive Hoy me siento bien/hice bien mi examen/ ¿ Te sientes bien? Buena= femenine adjetive Tome una buena foto/ la profesora es buena/ tengo buena nota en matemáticas Buenas = plurale of buenas Tome buenas fotos/las profesoras son buenas/tengo buenas notas en mis cursos Bueno=masculine adjetive El profesor es bueno/ Mi papá es bueno conmigo Buenos=plurale of bueno Los profesores son buenos/ los papás son buenos con sus hijos So all this words have the same meaning

[@jimmychafins]

I wouldn’t call these intermediate phrases...

[@paulhammer5646]

Way too advance for you?

[@Alterbridge321]

Eh, there's some preterite verb conjugations in there. Somewhere between beginner and intermediate.

[@jimmychafins]

Way too easy...it’s hard to find intermediate Spanish on line they cater to the beginner most of the time...like you

[@Alterbridge321]

@@jimmychafins Hahaha all right. Peace be with ya, sir.

[@jimmychafins]

And with you brother...I was talking about the other guy that had the smart A$$ comment not you uncleJohn72

[@juliana-yw7bg]

you're so prettyy

[@sabersaeed4311]

Focus on the lesson

[@juliana-yw7bg]

@@sabersaeed4311 i'll try TvT

[@johnhessom-lx1nt]

I would call them intermediate phrases, me gusta Espanol y la cultural.. el amigo gringo

[@yachtworks370]

I don’t understand Llegue saying I am

[@larrytruelove8659]

There are better videos for learning Spanish than these. We’re not babies.

[@TheEarthRealm]

'Silencio por favor' is basic, not _intermediate._ 😄

[@migsy2115]

I think we've got her speaking a Little bit too SLOWLY here... don't you?..

[@paulhammer5646]

Kinda speak for yourself there bud....Estoy aprendiendo y como ella ablas, me ayudas bastante.

[@migsy2115]

@@paulhammer5646 I did speak for myself. That's Exactly what i did..........................

[@JoeFlores-s4k]

You're beautiful!

[@clipxped9306]

L

[@mb3775]

The slow talk is ok for beginners. Intermediates dont need it please. I find it annoying

[@tateloida]

He perdido mi dinerno!

[@xxflamepotatoxx2963]

so wait none of this is real spanish!?

[@kingdavid6589]

First like

[@usuarioelias3416]

Para ser Español intermedio siguen hablando Ingles...:/

[@swampsprite9]

Tu es muy hermosa

[@kingdavid6589]

First

[@younesskhayour]

I hate when she repeates the sentence dead slowly like some kind of sloth, it's so annoying that it distracts

[@sujrana2241]

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