6 Mistakes You Must Avoid in European Spanish!

If you want to communicate more naturally in Spanish and avoid common translation errors, then this video is for you! We'll cover the 6 most frequent mistakes people make when translating from English to Spanish and provide practical advice on what you should say instead. By the end of this video, you'll feel more confident and fluent in your Spanish conversations.
If you're an expat or retiree living in Spain, this video will help you improve your everyday conversations and better connect with the local community. I'm Celso Gil, and I specialize in helping people like you go from speaking their first words to having meaningful conversations in Spanish.
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[@darren1967]

Muchas gracias por tus videos y explicaciones sobre cómo hablar como un nativo. Tener que vs necesitar y la respuesta mejor que "muy bien y tú". También me gustó cómo mencionaste la calidad musical del español. Me encanta eso. Estoy aprendiendo español usando videos de KZbin como los tuyo y otros. Empecé con Duolingo 😢 pero no fue bueno. ¡Gracias!

[@c.learningclub]

Muchas gracias a ti por tu comentario! Me alegro mucho de que te estén ayudando mis clases. Un abrazo fuerte 🫶🏼

[@Loridoc]

Thanks a million gracias 😊 de Irlanda

[@c.learningclub]

Muchas gracias a ti! Un saludo para Irlanda :)

[@mcl175]

and I thought it would be fancy to say necesitar instead of tener que during my exam 😅 greetings from germany

[@c.learningclub]

Hahahaha those are the little details that can make a huge difference! Happy to hear that you found it helpful

[@CONDACOCLIPS]

Celso....you are so cool man!

[@c.learningclub]

Thank you so much for all your support! It really helps me to keep going

[@CONDACOCLIPS]

No problem. ActuallyI am coming to Madrid next week. Let's meet for churros eh!?

[@c.learningclub]

Wow! If you are coming more to the south I'm down for it. Churros with chocolate on a Sunday morning 🔝

[@dismaldunc]

you should have WAY more subs! thanks for all the help

[@c.learningclub]

I appreciate that! Every like, comment and share that you do counts. I'm really happy with all the support that I'm having. It makes all the effort worth it 🫶🏼

[@johnjohng668]

Celso, gracias. Eres un maestro fenomenal! Que’ más puedo decir? ¡FENOMENAL! Un fuerte abrazo 😊

[@c.learningclub]

Mil gracias por tu comentario, John. De verdad, me alegro muchísimo de que te gusten las clases!

[@JamesWhite-cr5ys]

Bravo !

[@c.learningclub]

Gracias 😊

[@timdenny1991]

Gracias! 😊 Explicas súper bien 👍🏼👍🏼

[@c.learningclub]

Mil gracias a ti por tu comentario! Me alegro muchísimo de que te haya servido 😊

[@RickStonehouse]

Brilliant

[@c.learningclub]

Thanks for your feedback. Un abrazo 😊

[@Marlene2809]

¡Gracias por este vídeo!

[@c.learningclub]

Muchas gracias a ti, de verdad 🫶🏼

[@BanafshehBrook]

Muchas gracias por tus videos! Me gusta mucho como explicas tan claramente. Las dos palabras que siempre confundo son 'saber' y 'conocer'. ?Puedes ayudarme con esto? De londres. 😊🙏

[@c.learningclub]

Gracias a ti por tu comentario!! Conocer sería más como “to be familiar with/ to meet someone for the first time” y Saber sería más como “to know facts” El ejemplo que uso con mis estudiantes para que se acuerden es este: No sé (saber) si te conozco (conocer) (I don’t know if I know you)

[@BanafshehBrook]

Gracias! Eso me ayuda mucho!😊

[@CasaAntigua78]

So, I learned very very quickly , I’m hot 😂