At the Lima Book Festival - Part I | Easy Spanish 16

[@Ali-wl6pm]

"Me gusta la literatura que me perturbe, que me haga pensar." "I like the literature that disturbs me, that makes me think." Awesome!

[@agnieszkabazynska9701]

great video! I don't speak spanish, but I love latin american literature. and I'm reading now El heroe dicreto by Mario Vargas Llosa. and the story goes in Lima! so - thank you guys for what you did!

[@LeslieLennox]

+Daniel López What can you recommend for a first timer reading Latin American literature?

[@melicruzr]

Qué bello, una feria del libro.

[@bsyourself]

Perfect. Thank you.

[@ChristianBjork]

Thanks so much!

[@arielmetamorphosis]

Grandioso

[@amypage3189]

muchisimas gracias

[@ChristianBjork]

a ti por ver! :)

[@ANFOV3R]

1:01 Easy chinese ? :D

[@littleBrownDwarf]

at 0:13 is she really saying "puedo hacer" ? is she just speaking really quickly or is it a totally different word?

[@ZuGa1384]

She said _"Hola ¿Le puedo hacer una pregunta?"_ Hi, Can I ask you a question?

[@Jridgen]

Yeah, if you slow it down to half speed, you can tell she says something like "Le pue...cer una pregunta". She runs the two words together (doesn't pronounce the whole word).

[@JoBalDez]

Al principio del video: me gusta saber el "porqué"* www.rae.es/consultas/porque-porque-por-que-por-que

[@8400011]

no entiendo nada. :（

[@languagelover9170]

Who else finds a little bit annoying the "Si?" and "No?" when they talk? :D Hehe, great episode :-D

[@ChristianBjork]

Sorry! Así hablamos pues, no? ;)

[@languagelover9170]

Christian Bjork Lo sé! No hay problema, jeje. Jaja, pero, como veo, usáis "no" muchas vezes cuando termináis vuestras preguntas! Jaja como tu ya hiciste aqui¸ no? :-)!

[@superelectrasuperheroe4079]

And in the US they always say "like" in every sentence.