Common Words in Spanish | Spanish For Beginners (Ep.18)

Common words used in everyday Spanish.
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Spanish verbs

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Mucho - a lot, much Muy - very Mismo - the same Todos - all, everything, everybody De ninguna manera - by no means A eso de - around Ahora, ahorita - now Tambien - also, too Antes de - before Despues de - after (unchanged ir) Caminar - to walk Juntos - together Enseguida - right away, immediately Cerca de - near Lejos de - far something A veces - sometimes

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de vez en cuando -- sometimes

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@@lindabuonline algunas veces,

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Your classes are super easy but so efficient... i have already started framing sentences with just 3 4 videos..muy bien

[@lisajackson9222]

We southerners know ahorita means “fixin’ to.”

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I’m about to finish the season 1 and I can already construct decent sentences. I’m looking forward to watch more of your spanish videos. Gracias, Danny!! Tu vídeos estan ayuda grande!!

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I have had a mental block in trying to learn Spanish forever. Your blocks of lessons are very insightful and helpful. Thank you so much.

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Dr. Danny would you please make a lesson of using A in a sentence such as. quieres venir a comer, quiero a ver or just quiero ver which one is correct. I liked your lessons very.

[@nelsonrivas7397]

Maybe you already know the answer but "quiero ver" is the correct one. Regards from Paraguay.

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great videos i am learning a lot. Vivo en españa cinco meses y me gusta mucho. Espero que haces videos por verbs in past tense por favor!

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@@jowicovi7777 its haces :D

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I'm from Costa Rica. Therefore I'm a native Spanish speaker and by seeing this videos I discovered that learning Spanish would have been a lot difficult to get to me..

[@jowicovi7777]

El español es complicado en la conjugación de los verbos para los no hablantes del idioma

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And otra vez means again

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Después de comer. Don’t forget the accent.

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I’m sorry but you make a mistake in this: “Nosotros hablamos español mucho” That sentence it’s wrong, it is: “Nosotros hablamos MUCHO español”

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Thank you

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*Pray...

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Very good teacher

[@bobalzano2296]

in my country (South Africa) for the word Ahorita we say (now now) haha this basically means I will do it when I get time, which mostly means anytime soon, anytime from now until the end of the day or maybe 2 day haha. we have now = immediately now now = anytime from now until late now now now (eskhale) = this basically means im never going to do it, and if I end up doing it then you will be lucky I love my country haha

[@童乙]

and siempre = always

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Can you do a video on , this, that, here, there....? You are an amazing teacher.

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[@goldenggirl]

Which episode covered the "del"? thanks :)

[@mustafaankleshwaria320]

It was the one when we learned 'a' and 'the'.

[@exanimo11]

I love 'ahorita'. It's like the Welsh 'now in a minute' which can mean anytime today. Great channel by the way.

[@marcelaayala6230]

Ex animo i know. I loved it as well when I was in Wales :)

[@lisashortland7631]

Hi, I'm confused as you have said pluma is pen, I thought was feather

[@susanerwin4829]

I have a question about, "We speak Spanish sometimes." Is it incorrect to say Nosotros habamos Espanol a v e c e s or is the nosotros just redundant? Sorry for the spacing with the one word. Auto correct kept changing it to feces.

[@espeliarbus]

Yes it is redundant but you can say it anyway 😂. But it is useful when you speak to another person about for example your spanish group in the school then you can use it with more sense because if you only use “hablamos español” you are inluding the person who you speak with. When you use “nosotros” its more specific.

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Thank you! I'm hoping to pass my class with a C

[@SlanginRichard]

i feel that

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We speak Spanish a lot "Nosotros hablamos mucho español"

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cannot believe how much I learned ! thank you

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Idioma de español es todos

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Does anybody want to teach me Spanish?

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Sir can you slow down

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Estoy aprendiendo espanol bien ahora, muchas gracias.

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nice

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You just an amazing teacher,

[@tewodroswolderufael7198]

could i say .nosotros todos altos tambien.

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Thank you

[@hugoescal4075]

Ahora, o ya! Ahorita es expresión mexicana.

[@sandraherreracerdena5205]

No solo en Mexico.... en otros paises tb utilizamos ahorita

[@jowicovi7777]

No sólo es utilizado por Uds los mexicanos...sino que es una palabra propia del idioma

[@hugoescal4075]

@@jowicovi7777 disiento con usted, si bien es cierto que no sólo en México la utilizan, es una "expresión coloquial " utilizada en parte de Latinoamérica, no en toda. El sujeto del vídeo está enseñando español, no expresiones coloquiales latinoamericanas. Y soy argentino.

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Yo aprendé muchas palabras de este vídeo. Muchas gracias.

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*Aprendí muchas palabras viendo este video. Muchas gracias!*

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I’ve learned so much! Gracias

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[@MD-xb1qw]

I thought "Corto" means short not "baja"?

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Yes, ‘corto’ can mean short, but typically it talks about something that is short, as in an object. When you’re saying that someone is short, most of the time, people will say ‘baja’ or ‘chaparro.’

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@@AIBNetwork I guess another way to put it is "baja" is the opposite of "tall", and "corto" is the opposite of "long".

[@simkoorabasloo4953]

it was awesome as always! just a question. I did not understand why "del" instead of "de" before museum. can somebody help?

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de + el = del de el museo = del museo You don’t say “de el”

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@@66z1313oh i got it. thank you so much!

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este vidio me ayuda muy bien pero no tanto porque iknow no español lleno esto es bueno vidieo

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*No sé mucho español pero este video es muy bueno porque me ayuda a entender un poco el idioma*

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Hablamos espanol a veces

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Thankyou sir.

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gracias por todos

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Muchas gracias, Senora. Yo estoy muy contenda aprender espanol.

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*Muchas gracias señor! ,estoy muy contenta aprendiendo español*

[@silver_heels]

Señora... :(

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You're great

[@33INVICTA]

immediatly = inmediatamente.

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immediately

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Useful

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nice

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1:48 OMSIM tol

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hahahaha

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2:52 or you could say "Is she legal?"

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*Estoy aprendiendo mucho, gracias señor y por favor quiero mas lecciones*

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He needs help

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He’s bad

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