300 Words Every Spanish Beginner Must Know

[@spanishpod101]

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[@TheBashar327]

Some of the words sound slurred without very good enunciation.

[@erickatripet3793]

I wanna help for Spanish

[@erickatripet3793]

@@TheBashar327 hola hEllo

[@crosscoal2236]

@@erickatripet3793 do it den

[@excelmentality]

​@@TheBashar327 😊😊

[@KittyCat-od3ub]

I like how the second must know word is air conditioner

[@caitlin1672]

Hahahahahahahah

[@supergamer-oj9ls]

Alphabet has left the chat

[@Lawgoe]

And there is rarely no air conditioning in Mexico 😂

[@vEverRunFoxWT]

@@Lawgoe yep my mom had a whole 30 minute conversation about it xD there's a lot Mexico does not have

[@fanta4153]

Lmfao

[@djsmileyoflasvegas]

If u add pictures ur mind will associate it better

[@carlosvaldez389]

I am from Mexico, I can teach you to speak Spanish natively in a spoken way, I am looking for someone to practice American English with.

[@carlosvaldez389]

Wtsapp?

[@harryainsw7290]

Carlos Valdez WhatsApp [phone]

[@thesolutionstore1]

Carlos Valdez I will pleas

[@sovietunion6109]

Just take in mind that spoken spanish is different in every country, or even regions of the countries guys! Only mexican spanish won't help you communicate with everyone.

[@abheygpt1]

afternoon - tarde airplane - avión arm - brazo Autumn - otoño Beautiful - hermoso Bed - cama Bedroom - recámara Beer - cerveza Believe - creer Beverage - bebidas Bird - pájaro Birthday - cumpleaños Boat - barco Boyfriend - novio Brown - café Cake - pastel Can - poder Cash - efectivo Chair - Silla City - ciudad Cold - frío Come - venir Cook - cocinar Corn - maiz Correct - corregir Cost - costo Cow - vaca Crab - cangrejo Dessert - postre Dinner - cena Do - hacer Drink - beber Ear - oreja Eat - comer Elevator - ascensor Enter - entrar Erase - borrar Eraser - borrador Expensive - caro Explain - explicar Eye - ojo Face - cara Fan - ventilador Firefighter - bombero Fish - pez

[@jenniekim7930]

Siiiiii cierto

[@stanlee2200]

over achiever

[@branchcensus5083]

Gracias

[@sammielove9072]

Thanks!! Now ill make flash cards!

[@bzharahmed8707]

You forgot bycicle

[@BigBadTubaDudeCRA]

This is what I need! Could you put el/la in front of nouns to help learn the gender of words in the next video? Also putting "to" in front of verbs will let us know they are verbs. "Search" and "shop" could be the verb or the noun. You literally put "watch" the verb right after "watch" the noun lol

[@LemonLogs]

estoy de acuerdo

[@carlosvaldez389]

I am from Mexico, I can teach you to speak Spanish natively in a spoken way, I am looking for someone to practice American English with.

[@lucykouznetsova2114]

Carlos Valdez hey! I’m looking for a language exchange like this :) I’m a native English speaker from ireland, I’m learning Spanish

[@BigBadTubaDudeCRA]

@@mandibartlett8455 not always and some words don't end in either

[@BigBadTubaDudeCRA]

@@mandibartlett8455 "la mano" is an exception

[@hookedonspanish7951]

Yes, you must have "el" in front of the masculine nouns and "la" in front of the feminine nouns. People needs to memorize vocabulary with this articles in front.

[@kaleidospeak]

Agreed!

[@Haimahenシ]

Hola

[@MrLemmy2000]

no learn the actual word first that confuses me

[@lao-ce8982]

Exactly, since in Spanish so much depends on the gender of the subject.

[@ham8603]

tarde:afternoon air conditioner: aire acondicionado airplane: avi`on airport: aeropuerto April: abril Arm: brazo August: agosto Autumn: oto`no Bathe: ba`nar bathroom: ba`no Becautiful: hermoso Bed: cama Bedroom: rec`amara Beer: cerveza Believe: creer Beverage: bebidas Bicycle: bicicleta Bird: p`ajaro Birthday: cumplea`nos Black: negro Blouse: blusa Blue: azul boat: barco book: libro Boutique: boutique boyfriend: novio Bread: pan brown: caf`e bus: autob`us buy: comprar cake: pastel can: poder cash: efectivo cat: gato cell phone: tel`efono m`ovil Chair: silla Cheap: barato child: ni`no city: ciudad class: clase clothes: ropa cloudy: nublado Coffee: caf`e cold: fr`io come: venir computer: computadora cook: cocinar Corn: ma`iz correct: corregir Cost: costo Country: pa`is cow: vaca crab: cangrejo credit card: tarjeta de cr`edito customer: cliente daughter: hija day: d`ia debit card: tarjeta de d`ebito December: diciembre Dessert: postre dictionary: diccionario dinner: cena do: hacer dog: perro dress:vestido Drink: beber Ear: oreja eat: comer eight: ocho eighteen: dieciocho eighty-eight: ochenta y ocho elevator: ascensor eleven: once e-mail: correo electr`onico engineer: ingeniero English: Ingl`es Enter: entrar erase: borrar eraser: borrador expensive: caro Explain: explicar eye: ojo face: cara fan: ventilador father: padre February: febrero fifteen: quince fifty-five: cincuenta y cinco firefighter:bombero fish: pez five: cinco flight:vuelo food: comida foot: pie forty-four: cuarenta y cuatro four: cuatro fourteen: catorce freeze: congelar Friday: viernes Friend: amigo fruit: fruta full: lleno get up: levantarse girlfriend: novia Glasses: gafas go: ir goat: cabra gray:gris green:verde hair: cabello hand: mano headphones: aud`ifonos holiday: vacaciones horse: caballo hospital: hospital hot: caluroso hotel: hotel hour: hora house: casa hungry: hambriento husband: marido ice: hielo information: informaci`on internet: internet January: enero jeans: pantalones de mezclilla July: julio june: junio kitchen: cocina learn: aprender lecture: lectura leg: pierna lesson: lecci`on library: biblioteca license: licencia living room: sala de estar lobster: langosta luggage: equipaje lunch: almuerzo mall:centro comercial man:hombre manager: gerente map: mapa March: marzo marker: marcador May: mayo meat: carne milk: leche mini-skirt: minifalda miss: fallar Monday: lunes money: dinero month: mes morning: ma`nana mother: madre motorcycle: motocicleta mouse: rat`on mouth: boca neck: cuello necktie: corbata need: necesitar night: noche nine: nueve nineteen: diecinueve ninety-nine: noventa y nueve nose: nariz notebook: cuaderno November: noviembre October: octubre one: uno one hundred: cien onion: cebolla orange: naranja pants: pantalones paper: papel passenger: pasajero passport: pasaporte pen: pluma pencil:l`apiz pepper: pimienta pharmacy: farmacia phone number: n`umero de tel`efono pig: cerdo pink: rosado police officer: polic`ia potato: papa price: precio questioin: pregunta rain: llover rainy: lluvioso read:leer receipt: recibo red: rojo refrigerator: refrigerador rent: rentar repeat: repetir resemble: parecerse respect:respetar restaurant: restaurante return: devolver rice: arroz room: cuarto sale: venta salesperson: vendedor salt: sal salty: salado say: decir seafood: mariscos search: buscar september: septiembre seven: siete seventeen: diecisiete seventy-seven: setenta y siete sheep: oveja shirt: camisa shop: comprar sightse: visitar lugares de inter`es six: seis sixteen: siecis`eis sixty-six: sesenta y seis skirt: falda sleep: dormir snake: serpiente sofa: sof`a son: hijo speak: hablar spicy: picante spring: primavera stand: estar de pie stomach: est`omago store: tienda student: estudiante study: estudiar sugar: az`ucar summer: verano Sunday: domingo sunglasses: gafas de sol sunny: soleado supermarket: supermercado sweater: su`eter sweets: dulces swimsuit:traje de ba`no table: mesa talk: hablar taxi: taxi tea: t`e teach: ense`nar teacher: maestra television: televisi`on ten: diez text: env`iar mensajes de texto text message: mensaje de texto textbook: libro de texto thank: agradecer Thirsty: sediento thirteen: trece thirty-tree: treinta y tres three: tres Thursday: jueves time: tiempo today: hoy toilet paper: papel higi`enico tomato: tomate tomorrow: ma`nana tongue: lengua tooth: diente toothbrush: cepillo de dientes travel:viajar turkey: pavo twelve: doce twenty-one: veintiuno twenty-two: veintid`os two:dos ugly: feo underwear: ropa interior university: universidad use: usar vacation: vacaciones vegetable: verdura want: querer watch: reloj watch: ver water: agua weather: clima weekend: fin de semana wheat: trigo white: blanco wife: esposa wi-fi: wi-fi window: ventana wine: vino winter: invierno wireless: inal`ambrico woman: mujer work: trabajo write: escribir year: a`no yellow: amarillo yesterday: ayer zero: cero

[@Chewychewychoochoo]

As a one year Spanish-learning student, I think the vocab should've included their gender articles, and the English translation should be more clear such as "watch, the 'wristwatch'" and "watch, 'to look at something'". Overall video, 8/10. Solid B.

[@diariosdelextranjero]

What level are you at?

[@lao-ce8982]

Exactly!! Also, “drink” is la bebida and not “beber”. Beber is “to drink”. A lot of mistakes in the video. A lot only cover South American phrases. Like brown isn’t “cafe” in Spain but marrón.

[@PlsGiveBeans]

Thank you to all the teachers on this channel! I’ve made major beginning steps to becoming fluent in Spanish since watching your videos and as a Hispanic person it’s brought me closer to culture and brought me more opportunities! God bless

[@Cheesee.]

After seeing this 10 times I knew how to say it correctly and no mistakes

[@jeanetteching8656]

Izuku Midoriya ima go try it

[@jeffreybutters7344]

I've only done about three times

[@Cheesee.]

Martin D THANKS! :3

[@Marquis777yt]

This comment gave me confidence

[@balvinricketts4153]

@@jeffreybutters7344 on the next tries you can challenge yourself like try to remember and say it before they show it.

[@KDCindustries]

i like how there's literally no order to this... god forbid we put the numbers next to eachother

[@joeysung311]

it's in alphabetical order by the english meaning

[@jamesalexaxander668]

It's always good to learn especially another language learning a great thing

[@thesolutionstore1]

Did u manage to learn Spanish?

[@_thepoet68]

The verbs should be stated as "to drink" or "to dress" so people know its "beber" or "vestir", or it can get confusing.

[@lilyjr.1384]

Exactly.

[@Tomos_J-J]

Llevar*.

[@LemonLogs]

corregir

[@carlosvaldez389]

I am from Mexico, I can teach you to speak Spanish natively in a spoken way, I am looking for someone to practice American English with.

[@killersg.8290]

Carlos Valdez How?

[@ryarod]

I hope no one will be offended if I say: It would be great if you'd have videos _just like this_, but each around a specific theme. For example, "300 Cooking/Food Words;" "300 "300 Job/Work-related words"; "300 Mathematic/Arithmetic Words", and so on. I for one tend to learn better in such settings, where like items are together.

[@trabajoenlinease4201]

Es un buen video para compartir con mis estudiantes.

[@diariosdelextranjero]

Hubiera sido mejor con frases.

[@jacquelineslade9089]

Would it be possible to differentiate between 'to watch' and 'a watch'? Also, it would be helpful if all nouns came with 'el/la', which leaners need to learn along with the word. Thank you. I intend to watch this regularly!

[@mclennonconstructiondesign5155]

These Spanish word really inspire me

[@melannyratliff9429]

hahahahaha omg really

[@paulinemoreaux6558]

Every 20 words 0:11 2:48 5:24 8:04 10:37 13:15 15:46 18:35 23:50 26:33 29:17 32:23 37:51

[@DN-ps4bn]

10 minutes in. I feel like I am already a good Spanish speaker. I just need to learn more words to increase the amount of avenues I can take to reach my destination.

[@mercyyoseph7098]

So true

[@diariosdelextranjero]

How is it going?

[@viiperbiite]

You should learn the alphabet + pronunciation, maybe a few words and sentences/sayings then sentence construction, punctuation (particularly Spanish question marks and letter tildes) and then the bulk of the vocabulary + pronunciation as well as feminine vs masculine and formal vs informal language

[@maryb6872]

I now know how to say "miniskirt", but not "love"? Priorities......

[@melannyratliff9429]

hahahahaha love is amor, minishirt is mini falda.

[@ldgaming4213]

@@melannyratliff9429 can’t love also be quiere?

[@izoo1687]

@@ldgaming4213 quiere is like "like" amor is more stronger

[@melannyratliff9429]

@@ldgaming4213 "te quiero" is like "i like you" and "te amo" y "i love you"

[@merlink.7287]

@@ldgaming4213 te amo is I love you for family and friends, te quiero is a more intimate one you use with someone to express romantic feelings

[@ixxyprecioso9743]

When you're a Filipino and 70% of the words you understand

[@kookiepark8369]

Absolutely

[@carlosvaldez389]

I am from Mexico, I can teach you to speak Spanish natively in a spoken way, I am looking for someone to practice American English with.

[@sushiramen01]

@@carlosvaldez389 sounds like a good deal

[@sweetchillie6144]

Sound great! May be I should learn a bit Philipino 😉

[@elso9992]

@@sweetchillie6144 traduccion Suena bien talvez deberia aprender un poco de filipino

[@caraudiosample5459]

Why is brown, cafe at 3:44 instead of marron?

[@0123sofilinda]

Both are used, depends on the country.

[@dandei545]

@Puppy Has Spoken no, wtf

[@СилвияРачева-в2ч]

Marron is brown in french

[@ladyshaneska]

You can use both

[@sahilraut7756]

Instead of morrado

[@nomadiclife-martin]

I never heard 'recamara' in Guatemala and Mexico where you'll most likely hear of 'habitacion' or 'cuarto' to say bedroom.

[@user-kx3qb6bm9e]

I'm Korean. I'll try to watch this video every day!!!!!!!!!!!

[@user-kx3qb6bm9e]

@Carolina Sayago gracias

[@jaureguijosealdanamachado5661]

I learned spanish in only 2 months because all the time i studied day after day nigth after nigth,please learn spanish now i can start a conversation with a latinoamerican and stay home quedate en casa

[@kirstenolson3366]

Great video, next time can you add the "el" or "la" of the words. Thanks!

[@ravisolanki9784]

Thank you very much! I am from india I'm learning Spanish language. This vocabulary will be help to improve my vocabulary power 🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳

[@hufflepuff7479]

I'm a Filipino trying to learn Spanish. So far, I only know how to greet people in Spanish.

[@rechellserato4628]

yo aprender espanol lenguaje?

[@hookedonspanish7951]

The verbs in the infinitive form in Spanish end in "-ar, -er, -ir." The infinitive form in English have a "to" in front. Examples: caminar (to walk), correr (to run), vivir (to live).

[@zlaya1869]

Well english is trash.

[@nikkiepittman2735]

I am African-American and this is really easy I am trying to learn Espanol

[@hellocheese8283]

Nikkie Pittman I’m mixed I’m trying to learn too

[@yn_texts1629]

@ROCKY BALBOA seems a bit to fucking racist

[@Coco-chrispy]

@ROCKY BALBOA exactly lol

[@dallaswilliams1002]

Well black people have better memories and the worste problem solving skills. So learning a second language is easy for y'all but math is harder. That's why they're saying math is racist now, because black people usually can't do math

[@sunsetrosidalia9586]

This really helped me bc when i was at school i told my crush i liked him and now when im back at school its gona be embarrasing but now that i have learned spanish i am gona talk spanish From now on at school Untill its not embarrasing anymore thx!! 😋😀😍

[@roo_blueplaylist]

0:10 afternoon ~ beer 01:58 believe ~ blouse 02:56 blue ~ buy 04:04 cake ~ cheap 05:00 child ~ come 06:00 computer ~

[@lovelylipbonesouwwwwwwwolv2198]

0:33 Airplane 1:28 Beautiful 4:48 chair 5:15 bookmark 8:35 Perro 8:40 dress 12:20 Comida = food 15:13 Caluroso = hot 20:23 Mañana = morning 30:10 Picante 30:49 Tienda = store 35:57 Pavo = Turkey

[@benjamincs1]

Good revision. I just had this on in the background while I did other things - really helpful.

[@crispam]

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[@kalaivaniravishankar4785]

You are awesome .You are making me to think spanish is piece of cake to learn . Thanks a million

[@ssam2i]

Gracias a este video mi léxico y conocimiento sobre la lengua española a aumentado en un 3000%, ahora soy capaz de formular oraciones complejas y mantener una conversación de manera adecuada. Mejor video de todo yutub Fuentes:de Ortiz

[@ivanrodriguez8146]

Wooh es increíble leer comentarios como este.

[@diariosdelextranjero]

¡Vaya sarcasmo!

[@oscaracosta4233]

Se escribe capaz* con z

[@PaulalaPala]

Felicidades c: Ya bueno Ñ xd

[@Inspirator_AG112]

I looked up Spanish-related videos to X-post this Comment. *Observations:* Suffixed words will typically be spelled identical up the the suffix in Spanish, but will have the spelling changes below. The suffix is the main thing that changes. [Double letter] (Exception of R and sometimes C) → [Single letter] ae → e ch (K-sound) → qu (Sometimes c) ch[Consonant] (K-sound) → c[Consonant] ph → f qu → cu rh → r s[Consonant] → es[Consonant] (At the front) sc[e/i] (At the front) → c[e/i] th → t ti (Sh-sound) → ci y → i Verbs that have an -ation form will have the stem of their Spanish infinive spelled identical with the exception of those spelling changes, but they will end in -ar (Examples: citar, explorar, filtrar, inicializar, observar). The following suffix changes are very consistent. -al → -al -ant → -ante(s) -ent → -(i)ente(s) -ar → -ar -ary → -ario -ate (Adjectives) → -ad[a/o](s) -ate (Nouns) → -ato -ate (Verbs)→ -ar -ize → -izar -cle → -cul[a/o] (Leading vowels could obtain accent marks.) -ic → -ic[a/o](s) -ify → -ificar -ity → -idad -ive → -iv[a/o](s) -logy → -logía -ly (Adverbs) → -mente -ory → -orio -ous → -(os)[a/o](s) -sion → -sión -tion → -ción -try → -tría If other forms of a word contain suffixes, then large parts are probably spelled indentical in Spanish.

[@ruthersamtoledo8529]

30 to 40 percent of the words, we used in our language, I'm from Philippines. / Pilipinas

[@jccallenreese]

Ruther Sam Toledo sisiw lang ung ibang words saten HAHAHHAA

[@chienpot3323]

@@jccallenreese muy cierta qwq

[@mangoal4853]

im now a spanish master now sheeeeeeeesh

[@umaailin6429]

Yo aprendiendo mi propio idioma porque estoy aburrida día 101 de cuarentena

[@angelaescalante6819]

x2

[@icewindow6019]

X3

[@rubano-pp1or]

X4

[@greatmemes1059]

WHAT IS SHE SAYING

[@umaailin6429]

@@greatmemes1059 WHAT NO INGLÉS

[@felipemlv7476]

Buen video, estaba buscando un vídeo de este tipo para aprender palabras que no sabía,gracias

[@ivanrodriguez8146]

Que bueno que te empeñas a aprender español, soy nativo, espero que aprendas lo más rápido posible 👍🏼

[@irenemcnamara9699]

I hope that when I finish this vocab I am intermediate. I have also completed about 3 mos in a college textbook. With some conversation practice, I'll be intermediate..

[@МихайлоТугай-в2щ]

Could you add the articles?

[@abelzamora237]

Yes, i can help you. I'm native spanish.

[@МихайлоТугай-в2щ]

@@abelzamora237 how are you gonna do it? 😂

[@liljeep2559]

I reall want to learn spanish i am going to watch this

[@lautarodiaz676]

I speak Spanish, and I am trying to learn Asian English, Are the English words in this video good? Does anyone recommend a video where the pronunciation is correct? it would be very appreciated And if you give me any advice to pronounce, I would also appreciate it, and if you can go through the translator, I would like it even more ... 😂😂 Graciasssss!!

[@elsinnombre5043]

Hello how about hola qué tal

[@thesmiler119]

Is asian english sth like English with bad accent? I'm asian and it doesn't feel right.

[@thesmiler119]

And i think your english is too good to watch this video.

[@abcd-bl6ck]

Asian english? Lol

[@kiwiloud49]

Is it just me writing these words on a paper and reading them 20 times

[@angelo8304]

I want to do something like that soon

[@gowri5631]

Am really doing this

[@leeobreisleain6492]

Bigger Text would make a huge diferencia! 🇪🇸 ❤️

[@franciscocalderon5605]

Mientras algunos quieren aprender español yo quiero aprender inglés.

[@nightmarebonnie6592]

Si XD

[@Erm_max]

I can teach yall

[@crispam]

ñ

[@kayanajoseph1584]

This is helpful for those trying to boost up their vocab not for plp now starting bc their not highlighting the gender difference so for those who r now coming to learn spanish pick a next vid just a heads up😊👍

[@gieg.3405]

Im a filipino mostly the words here i know already....almost 75percent of it...the spanish colonial came to our country year 1521 up to 1800...the spain influence our religion and their language we use in phiippines

[@Shiny_Umbreon.]

Gracias!

[@kairaz.5361]

1:55 is where i need to continue

[@ranthonybab8670]

Muchos gracias!

[@viozlwt]

the video: want to speed up your language learning? me: sure *changes playback speed*

[@j.walker6845]

Great video, very useful!

[@LUX711]

You’re telling me “blouse” is a top 300 must-know word? Who made this list🤔

[@Adityavlogs]

amazing helpful 👍👍

[@sherhasim9136]

Most of the words are the same as Chavacano, the dialect that we used during my university days in Zamboanga City.

[@z.6529]

Sanaoll😅...samantalang ako hirap dito😭

[@MrDavidogunjimi]

Gracias 🙏! This is great new words for me I will keep practicing on KZbin!

[@Marialazarte2491]

Hahaha i like how you say in thank you in spanish i hardly know how to say 'hola me llamo maria como estas tengo 15 años' i just know how to say in spanish

[@Yankeeboo]

cash = efectivo !? Totally agreed.

[@taztlc2273IN]

Brazo

[@Andrea18185]

M Y cash is efectivo

[@jasonpinson8755]

Muchas gracias.

[@onelinkinparkfan1983]

Woah this was published on my birthday :D

[@taztlc2273IN]

Happy late Birthday

[@onelinkinparkfan1983]

@@taztlc2273IN haha thanks

[@taztlc2273IN]

@@onelinkinparkfan1983 even no im 3 months late 🤣

[@friedbun2656]

Happy birthday...srry im pretty late

[@onelinkinparkfan1983]

@@friedbun2656 thanks :"D

[@sralua2004]

I have to watch the video and take notes everyday

[@kaleidospeak]

Do you know an app called Anki? It's great for learning vocabulary!

[@unkn0wn778]

Good luck

[@kt0810ab]

Omg this is so similar to Tagalog (Philippine language)

[@NO1xANIMExFAN]

Spain colonized the Philippines before so it makes sense that tagolog has Spanish influences

[@bryanpedrosa8061]

Haha! We still use Spanish words today even though we have our own language.... If you ask a vendor for a price of a product, most of them will speak number in Spanish (yes it's common). xD

[@dianarishvinluan2624]

Tagalog ain't a Language, it's a dialect, ya'll should know the difference between dialect and languages jeez

[@sovietunion6109]

@MellyMashPotato no, they aren't

[@sovietunion6109]

@@dianarishvinluan2624 tagalog is a language, they just have so much influence from spanish that they switch language to make it easier

[@charlespryor2525]

Good work 👍💪💪💪💪👌💪👌

[@kamaljamous9922]

Who's bored in the quarantine and learning a new language BTW this it my 3rd language 💜

[@LemonLogs]

me 6th ;-)

[@carlosvaldez389]

I am from Mexico, I can teach you to speak Spanish natively in a spoken way, I am looking for someone to practice American English with.

[@jeffreybutters7344]

i am I am not a teacher though I am just bored of the quarantine

[@a.j9083]

Same :)

[@thesolutionstore1]

Sukruth Sunami can u help me learn some languages please I really really want to

[@CoC_with_Nate]

Gracias maestra

[@Gigishere17]

Brown is marron no? And cafe is coffee

[@Qasim-143]

You are right

[@wanted0307]

They use both in Latin America

[@ericshealthbarsaccount6045]

When I clicked this video a Spanish teaching ad came up which is also the point of this video

[@taztlc2273IN]

0:17 Can Never Forgot Air Conditioner

[@jeanetteching8656]

TazTLC haha

[@Blueberry123Vr]

TazTLC I don’t know if you have a good time or a little more money 💴

[@HuesingProductions]

Sí es importante en los países calientes :F

[@PaulalaPala]

I was born in Venezuela so I can tell you these words in Spanish: Hola Arroz Pan Leche Baño Bonito Papa Cama Leer Ñ

[@emmakplays7531]

I feel like I’m the only one here who’s actually studying the Spanish for classes lol

[@lao-ce8982]

I wish the articles and prepositions were included too. For example: “drink” is not beber, it’s bebida, “to drink” is beber. Also, since in Spanish the gender of a word affects a lot when it comes to making a whole sentence, would be great to have the preposition of nouns. “El día” “el pan” “la noche” etc.

[@eripillisanyasirao3373]

Thank you very much I learning continuously ...

[@melvincrawford4010]

Amigos Voy a compartir con ustedes el mismo secreto que un puñado de otras personas afortunadas han usado para ganar la lotería ... aquí está el sitio web t.co/lJMn1sNGfI

[@guillermodiosquez4599]

Gracias por enseñarme español

[@kajakol2344]

speed 1.25 /1.5 you're welcome

[@varalakshmij3629]

Very helpful

[@janice7365]

many of these are in my bisaya language already

[@estelalampas7179]

Hi, I'm a native Spanish speaker, I'm from Peru, I'm learning English, I'm looking for someone to practice with, you help me with English and I help you with Spanish. by the way I am a woman and I am 18 years old in case you have any questions

[@technoboat7528]

Video:Do you have a pen and paper Me:N-- Video:then get one!!! Fyi:i need this for my uhh language library

[@chienpot3323]

Què

[@uvuvwevwevweonyetenyevweug8247]

Why u have meatcyanon SpongeBob on Ur profile pic

[@ivantrip5342]

Muchas gracias

[@lexiaddison7684]

I love learning Russian

[@dianaismail9160]

💀

[@NorwoodingSkullMask]

I'm watching this like I'm going to remember it tomorrow.

[@Im.analissa]

Karen is the actual way to say, Manager... (No offence this is actually a meme) 🖖

[@boogzlittlebubba]

Thanks dude

[@sarahscott2515]

I am lurning Spanish can you please do something like you right down English words and then next to it you do Spanish like this Hello - olla Love hart I don't know what love hart is in Spanish but that is what it would look like.

[@hernanzone4847]

Yo puedo ayudarte. Mi primera lengua es el español. :')

[@amariandrade7095]

Word for word translation is a waste of time. Your brain naturally puts more focus on the language you know and tunes out the one you dont, because learning new things is strenuous and your brain would rather not. You have to force it to. What do you mean by love heart? Corazon is heart, and its also used in the affectionate way.

[@exoressdelivers70]

@@amariandrade7095 Word for word translation is just how the brain is wired to work when it starts to learn a new language. Basically the brain is trying to associate the new sounds (Spanish words) with what is already in its file cabinet of familiar terms and concepts. You cannot just turn that off like a switch. The brain will automatically start picking up full context and stop word for word translation when enough words have been learned so that new pictures can be formed in the brain based on the new sounds. It's like telling a beginning piano player to stop trying to learn individual notes on the keyboard but instead start out learning whole songs. That's not how the brain works.

[@damianellington9602]

This is really helpful I've been lost where to memorize the words on my own and i found this one

[@aljerubi292]

I am filipino and I understand almost 60-90% of the words haha. Blue this if ur from PH.

[@MaxxSeemov]

Nobody cares..

[@aljerubi292]

@@MaxxSeemov but u replied so u cared. Hahaha nut.

[@hazeljoycesantiago5218]

Same here😁

[@andrzejpiekut3946]

Thank you ☺️

[@lerneninverschiedenenforme7513]

Would've been much more useful, if you also included pictures. Letters are artifical sign, that are harder to remember, then pictures.

[@exoressdelivers70]

What kind of picture could be shown to indicate 'can' (poder - to be able to)?

[@lerneninverschiedenenforme7513]

@@exoressdelivers70 This individual case might be difficult.

[@Dzheityuk]

*Can you realy give me useful words like: what is it? how much? how it's called? repeat please? talk slowly? i don't think that word "air conditioner" is most helpful word in every day life...and for learning language in native envirement*

[@oscaruriel04]

Aquí esta el comentario en español que buscabas guapo(a). :"3

[@diariosdelextranjero]

Que bueno que lo entienda.

[@_Justhere_]

Marking my spot 24:01

[@yeonkimin4005]

you know that you are from the philippines if you can understand 80% of these words

[@h.lbhutia1894]

Graciacs

[@pingpongfulldh2308]

Don't mind me... just a spanish speaker checando si sé mi propio idioma xD

[@TusharDu]

*Checking if I know my own language* Just curious what you had written 🙂

[@TusharDu]

Isn't *Si* used for yes?

[@Nemesis4173]

@@TusharDu "Si" is for conditional and, it would be "if" in English. Now "Sí" means yes.

[@CaseyPomeroy-u3v]

Thank you for all the hard work. I'm just wondering is this south american Spanish or Spanish from Spain 🇪🇸?

[@elrayomcqueen2101]

Yo creo que suena como el español latino

[@hackneyafcc5907]

3:46 how can brown be "cafe" ???

[@fannyguzman4773]

The spanish is a really weird thing :^, but the traduction is correct, im a native spanish speaker, don't question why i am here

[@norah4277]

Fanny can you help me learn Spanish please.? My discord is- rely#7380

[@sovietunion6109]

Lol, i'm also a native spanish speaker, and actually cafe comes from arabian, and since coffe and the color both look similar we decided to put the same name to them

[@sutanukaadhya1401]

@@sovietunion6109 oido or oreja which is correct for ear?

[@sovietunion6109]

@@sutanukaadhya1401 both, although more specifically "oido" is the inside and "oreja" is the outside part of the ear, but you'll frecuently hear people just mixing them

[@erikacarrera3615]

Tanks, I learneed a lot!!👍

[@SylvinJ]

i thought brown in spanish is "Marron"?

[@cptpunk141]

Marron is right... They made a mistake

[@jonas5877]

Brown is cafe in mexican spanish.

[@jonas5877]

Café means coffe

[@jonas5877]

Marrón is also the color.

[@SylvinJ]

@@jonas5877 yeah i thought so, and i know it's marron with the accent i don't add it when i type