BASIC CONVERSATIONAL PHRASES IN SPANISH for beginners | Easy Spanish 132

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Filmed in Querétaro, México
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Grammar corrections in the video are marked with an asterisk *.

[@EasySpanish]

7 Basic conversational phrases you'll learn with this video 🤓: 1. Hola ¿cómo estás? 2. ¿Cómo te llamas? 3. Mucho gusto. / Un placer. 4. ¿Qué vas a hacer hoy? 5. ¿Qué comiste? 6. ¿Qué me recomiendas...? 7. ¿Qué se te antoja hacer...? Stick to them whenever you'd like to start a conversation with a Spanish native speaker :)

[@nitzanshulman4856]

Comi mucho y no ir a hacer un ejercico hoy

[@rafaelbejarano3422]

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[@joelwieland1767]

Is it possible to get the transcript of all the words said?

[@PraizKimz]

You and me me and you😂😂😂

[@marialaurafibbi6135]

Bien, muy bien, mucho gusto

[@OhShunz]

When I see “easy Spanish” and realize what I need is actually kindergarten Spanish 😁😁😁

[@Eli-ou8sq]

we all start somewhere! put your mind to it and dedicate time to studying and you’ll learn faster than you think :-)

[@minisharkhuang]

Me2😆

[@bjromer30]

Don't never give up!!! 🤪

[@Aranwaar]

same but i know this is good i will come back to it in a week

[@sirius1807]

wait, i need baby spanish mode

[@Lace26]

The 5th and 6th people, the young lad- he really understood the assignment; he gave us loads of basic phrases and walked us through his entire today. Such a helpful episode; I learnt a lot of new phrases and ways of saying things. Thanks so all

[@ajiteshlokhande2220]

I really hope Juan and Alberto met up again later para un cafecito 😉

[@vengsam]

Hahahhaha me too. They seem so smitten with each other it’s so cute

[@rmcewan10]

Veng Sam actually as a gay guy I think we just kind of find it funny when we meet each other in everyday life. Like I go to college and occasionally you’ll be talking in class or whatever and the guy you’re talking to will maybe be flamboyant or will say something that gives away the fact he’s gay, and if you do the same then you just kind of smile at each other like that, not because you’re necessarily interested in each other or anything, but it’s a bit like this: Imagine if you were in another country (this situation had actually happened to me) and you’re speaking in a foreign language and you speak to someone in this language and you hear they have an accent. And then you ask “I hear you have an accent where are you from?” And you find out that they’re from the same country as you. You would probably react the same - you’d just kind of smile at each other and maybe warm up to each other a bit, not for any romantic reasons but just because you have that in common. It’s a bit like that.

[@ajiteshlokhande2906]

@@rmcewan10 True! that's a good analogy

[@NicoleEivissa]

OH SI! So I am not the only one who thought about that exact thing😂💖

[@bardock2525]

Damn I never realized that Juan might be gay. 😄

[@toforgetisagem8145]

Great! No music or wind drowning out the speech!

[@FatLossuniversityy]

This is fantastic practice! Really helps to keep pace with native Spanish speakers ( which sounds extremely fast to non native :)

[@happilyhannah]

This is really helpful! I like that the conversations feel organic and not scripted! I’m trying to get better and listening and responding (because I can read and write pretty well) since my boyfriend is Mexican and his parents don’t speak much English! Muchas gracias!

[@elijahholman2773]

Why can't you find an American boyfriend

[@happilyhannah]

@@elijahholman2773 why cant you mind your own business?

[@elijahholman2773]

@@happilyhannah 👎

[@Thunder1i1y]

Good luck learning to speak Spanish! I struggle with speaking and holding conversation too but practice makes perfect!

[@chels416]

this channel is so helpful. i recently started school in spain and i dont know a single word of spanish BUT THIS IS REALLY HELPING ME TO LEARN THANK YOU GUYS!

[@seangordon4067]

how's your Spanish now?

[@BugattiKing10]

he gotta be fluent now@@seangordon4067

[@protopug_]

how's your Spanish now?

[@IchliebeHunde58]

If anyone is struggling with how quickly they are speaking, I highly encourage you to go to settings (upper right corner ⚙️ symbol), and you go to the bottom and select “play back speed.” There you can choose to slow the video down to .75, .5, or super slow .25. I suggest the .75 because it still sounds natural but slows it down enough you can more easily process the words and meaning as they are spoken. I hope you find this helpful.

[@annettehawron4255]

Me encanta este video. Muy útil para mis clases españoles. Gracias.

[@estebq2762]

*para mis clases de español

[@magdalenazawada8191]

I just saw this video and liked the idea very much! did not understand everything, especially ladies spoke so quickly, but from science I know even listening to what you don’t understand helps you learn. Muchisimas gracias por hoy! I’m subscribing to hear more :)

[@jenkudla]

Spanish is such a warm language if that makes any sense. If Spanish were a person I'd like to give it a big bear hug.

[@PabloGuerra-v5r]

Me gusta mucho el canal. Gracias por grabar a personas hablando con otras en la misma escena. No hay muchos vídeos para enseñar idiomas que tengan a dos personas hablando.

[@joelu3440]

Nice work, Juan, as always! The most complicated sentence in this episode: "Espero que les haya gustado..." A little bit of present subjunctive and backwards verb usage :)

[@mdsvisual9942]

Hola Muy impresionante plática Soy dé indonesia Estoy aprendiendo español por básica Muchas gracias amigo 😊😊😊😊

[@starringchen2708]

Though im hardly to catch on the pace of the dialogues, i still think this language is one of the most beautiful ones in the world, thus will keep trying and hopefully to master it

[@Lilac_Dreams]

I felt really proud when i could understand the conversation about buying clothes

[@jimmckee771]

This is genius. Así aprende uno hablar un idioma de verdad.

[@dude9864]

Como traduces de española ingles es perfecto... Ojalá que Netflix hiciera lo mismo!

[@chocolate101f9]

0:50 is an awesome conversation

[@podojeff4797]

¡Muchas gracias! This video was very useful and helped me a lot with having a conversation 😊😊

[@kudasinezuko2881]

This was really helpful i love that its real conversations and not one word at a time like the Apps as fast as it is i think i can learn from this video muchas gracias ☺️

[@maceymcduffie5955]

He was feelin Alberto lowkey

[@totinospizzarolls9502]

Actually

[@sammyr713]

I was thinking the same AHAH

[@deegee9448]

This video is so helpful.

[@joyalbert3222]

I am learning basic spanish. Thank you for this. 🇵🇭

[@ab_efg1140]

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[@Mimiyep]

Sin duda es el mejor video de easy spanish... Nadie puede negarlo

[@bella-rm5iw]

ty for this video! Everyone there seems so chill and happy

[@sileniamaff331]

Excelente! Juan, estás haciendo un muy buen trabajo, con tu permiso lo voy a usar en mis clases, Para hablar del pasado.

[@Skylerjokinen]

Love your videos, it’s hard to find good real conversational videos so thanks so so much! Looking forward to many more

[@Asma-ep9bx]

Estoy aprendiendo español ahora y esto es muy bien y util . Me gusta la gante . Es muy amigable 😘

[@AlejandroRoldánRopero]

Soy español de España pero me interesa cómo habla la gente en México, hay algunas expresiones diferentes y es interesante 😊

[@philipschrute8487]

si puedo preguntar, cual es son diferentes frases de la gente de España? (i probably butchered that, sorry in advance)

[@yalibc5985]

@@philipschrute8487 en España usan el "ais" o "eis" no sé bien cómo funciona pero por ejemplo en España se diría: "si miráis por la ventana podréis ver a los niños jugando" En México sería: "si miran por la ventana podrán ver a los niños jugando" Y ese es un ejemplo o a qué tipo de frases te refieres?

[@philipschrute8487]

@@yalibc5985 ah si entiendo, muchas gracias

[@derhund9638]

@@yalibc5985 Nada más para añadir a lo que escribiste (que está muy bien): En España usan esas terminaciones en los verbos porque ustedes usan el pronombre "Vosotros" como segunda persona del plural, y Vosotros tiene sus propios modos de conjugación (en este caso, verbos con las terminaciones *éis* o *áis*) En México (Y en toda Latinoamérica) al usar el pronombre *Ustedes* en lugar del *Vosotros* , las conjugaciones de los verbos con el Ustedes es la misma que con el pronombre *Ellos/as*

[@nickx4475]

Mucho gracias por este serie. aprendiendo mucho. estoy en Colombia y clima aqui estan bonita cotidiana.

[@lilik9237]

Gracias! This was a really fun and useful video!! :)

[@FFMvideos2]

Thank you for this because we have a group report about how Spanish people communicate

[@Lifeisbeautiful-vq8it]

Wow. Los Mexicanos son muy amable 😍

[@nesianhoney94]

I am genuinely attracted to the energy of the citizens who live and breathe in Mexico.

[@DesignsByTRex]

E hombre @1:30 habló muy bien y era muy simpático, buen video como siempre!

[@beautifulveneer]

Estoy totalmente de acuerdo. Se encuentra mucha gente muy educado en México.

[@romania-n6q]

it is easy to understand if you want now having someone to practice is the key

[@David-wt5vq]

Thanks so much for these videos you make.. have been trying to learn spanish for some time on my own and these videos have helped me out a ton.

[@millylou21]

Me gusta mucho este video. Quiero memorizar el phrase "Que me recomiendas comer por aquí ?"

[@dhaniageorge278]

Thanks for this video .. please continue this good work .. estoy aprendiendo espanol ..asi que esto es util

[@bryanfernandez4673]

Cómo me agradan sus videos Easy Spanish. Me han ayudado bastante! Que les vayan muy bien :D

[@zachfarrrr]

¡El quimica con Juan y Alberto!

[@jillianzerr5142]

Es muy útil vídeo. Yo voy a volveré la escuela, dónde yo estudiar español, también esto es muy útil en preparar para eso. Yo me gusta escucha a una hablante nativas habla con cada otra. Es muy interesante a me.

[@nickmiller1226]

Alberto es super lindo

[@sleipnir7124]

Muchas gracias, mi amigo. Tu video es muy útil!

[@patricknormile9777]

Gracias! Español es muy dificil!

[@beatrizsilvadeoliveira7906]

Amei, uma imersão total na língua 😍

[@nitzanshulman4856]

Gracias por este video! Los palabras en el fondo del video ayudar mucho

[@ukrainianballet_unofficial1344]

Muy util como siempre Juan! Por favor hace un episodio sobre ropa o moda. Sería muy interesante.

[@maryambourkadi8888]

Thank you easy spanish !

[@andyblack5771]

Wow, very good tutorial. gracias. So practical!

[@theresa5256]

Querétarooooooo! Lo reconocí antes de que lo dijeras! Casi me lloro!

[@EasySpanish]

😍

[@theresa5256]

@@EasySpanish, sigues allá? En el centro te recomiendo Maco Café, Café Breton, La Mariposa (malteada de mantecado), La Vieja Varsovia y Cao Cao.

[@JuanCoronadoTravel]

@@theresa5256 ¡me encantan todos esos lugares! Solo me falta ir a La Mariposa y a Café Breton :)

[@psyeemo]

extremely helpful. thank you so much

[@prendoco]

Very good video! Thanks

[@jejuenglish9683]

OMG he's been eating wings all day haha. this is so useful though.

[@VivekSingh-on7ri]

gracias por este video, de verdad me gusta este

[@TheBluesLab]

Bravo Juan :D I love your episodes :D

[@amkstj]

Gracias por tu trabajo 😊

[@loveharrydaily]

Color del pelo de Alberto! 🔥

[@victoria-tl9rw]

Muchas gracias

[@ThomasLisboa]

Thank you for your video, I really appreciate it!

[@dedesixhela8270]

Its good but for a beginner i would say too much too fast but youve done well thank you for thinking of us

[@aleynab1818]

Thank you very much for uploading this video❤️

[@alltidtratt3564]

Thank you so much for doing this, you are a star!

[@kygoastridthanticsay8195]

Muchas gracías por este video es ayudarme muchos en español

[@LegendsBeware]

Muy bien video

[@BeautyforAshess]

SO helpful sometimes the google translations dont help. sometimes you want to hear how they say it while conversating

[@fabi-qm1se]

Hi!, I am fabi, I want to improve my speaking skills in English. I could teach you Spanish if you could teach me English, just let me know. (busco mejorar mi inglés, cualquier cosa, me avisas, gracias!)

[@fnm1900]

Thank you!

[@engrado1823]

Muy buen trabajo

[@greeneking77]

2:14 I never thought about it but the name "Dolores" means "pains"? Qúe raro

[@eucoelas]

===Etymology=== From dolores (“sorrows”), shortened from María (de los) Dolores, a Roman Catholic epithet of the Virgin Mary as "Our Lady of Sorrows".

[@Flosseveryday]

That is strange. I haven't realized that either.

[@kastielmillacaris634]

😂😂 Lol....... That's so weird.. By the way i'm Chilean (native speaker) and really never noticed it.... You totally right

[@russyJ20]

Estoy en la cama con Dolores

[@estebannemo1957]

A mi me gustan tus vídeos. Me gusta tu método. Es decir, charlas de una manera normal con la gente. No hablas demasiado lento. Tal vez puedes hablar sobre el argot Mexicano un día.

[@investjournal]

Not what I would call 'easy Spanish', luckily there are subtitles 😉

[@alexroot6615]

Love the video! Just joined the patreon to get the transcript and vocabulary of this video. I cannot find the vocab of this epsode. Is there one? Probably I am doing something wrong. It is my first time using patreon. Thanks for any help in advance!

[@conkk250]

gracias!!

[@danielslzar45]

Me sorprende que la comida oaxaqueña (de mi estado) esté tan presente en Querétaro, por lo que veo en este video, con esas referencias (Restaurante La Guelaguetza y María y su bici) saludos.

[@tensaijuusan4653]

Me encanta mucho Lolita!

[@diaryoffranz]

Im learning spanish with duolingo. This was also helpful. Gracias. anyway anyone want to have a simple spanish conversation? ¿Tu hablas espanol? No hablo espanol, Yo hablo ingles. Haha! my duolingo practice is working :) i did this by memory and... i keep forgetting what spanish for I is!

[@vvviiimmm]

Thats great, keep it up!

[@colorr123]

Is "qué se te antoja hacer?" a phrase used all over the spanish -speaking world? Or is used more commonly in mexico only?

[@shimashima4197]

I'm grateful that I can atleast understand few words in Spanish without looking at the English translation 😂

[@morenamorena2060]

New subscriber here😁

[@EasySpanish]

Yay! :)

[@qtaylor2747]

Alberto is beautiful😁

[@janev9082]

I wanna meet you in Mexico!!!!!

[@dr_poutine]

Me encarta la voz de María! Linda ! :)

[@dangdieuuyen1668]

gracias!

[@shrithiksenthilkumar4201]

Gracias for bien video. :)

[@aravindcooper224]

this bro so very crzy me gusta

[@renee901fulable]

4;32 what do you feel like doing? en vez de" to do"

[@michellexri8217]

I hate that I can understand everything they’re saying, but I can’t form my own sentences in Spanish. Every time I try to come up with a response, my mind goes blank.

[@bradycallahan3931]

good stuff man

[@robertozayasmagno2783]

Logre entender un poco de la idioma, a ser por que mi idioma native es el portugués

[@jeanguir]

Спасибо!

[@DaVinci_K]

This is easy Spanish and still I can’t understand everything I need to learn moreeeeeee

[@tromboneJTS]

Almost all of the first 3 or 4 persons interviewed used the verb "venir + a" to describe what they were doing in town. "Solo vine aquí a sentarme." "Vinimos aquí a tomarnos unas fotas." "Vinimos aquí a platicar un rato." "Vine a comprar ropa." "Vinimos por un buñuelo"

[@aadisingh9889]

I don't know Spanish. But I'll try to learn.

[@nothingbettertodotbh4083]

Bueno!

[@confusioneternelle]

Me gusta mucho el pelo de Alberto ^^

[@markekar6021]

"que vas a hacer hoy" sounded like "que vaceir" ive been to queretaro.. nice little city. i like how u have both english and spanish, best way to do it to learn. also, im not convinced ur in mexcio, where are all the "gueys"?

[@tromboneJTS]

Some use "venir" and others "ir" in describing their day.

[@erichwashausen4602]

Se pusieron a hablar de comida, me siento identificado porque cuando vivía en América del Sur cuando practicaba el español la mayoría de mis conversaciones se trataron de la comida jaja

[@vergaraliliana348]

a nosotros nos gusta comer :3