Don’t Say VALE or OK, say THIS instead (10 Alternatives)!

[@springspanish]

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[@kabir2_Redoy]

Meaning of "Órale"

[@katec.4361]

I’m so glad your channel is focused on Mexican Spanish. Your presentation is really great, thank you!

[@mariafernandafromspringspa677]

¡Gracias Kate!🤩

[@RUT812]

Same!

[@judithgallegos1748]

My family is from Spain and Spaniards say "vale" all the time even though there are many ways of agreeing to something. I am sure it is different in other parts of Spanish -speaking countries. In Mexico I have heard "sale" in place of "vale".

[@hagendf]

Yeah I heard it everywhere when I traveled there. Way more than in Mexico.

[@MrCharlescarlos]

Maria Fernandez you are the best teacher.

[@tonyt3428]

Best TEACHER on KZbin!

[@mariafernandafromspringspa677]

Gracias Tony 🥰

[@dngrn]

Gracias por sus videos. Me encanta su carisma, energía y conocimiento de la cultura mexicana. ¡Le aprecio mucho! Saludos de los EE.UU

[@KerryBuchanan]

I love her occasional laughing 😆

[@catirerubio]

Que video bien hecho.. Vale.

[@jamesfreese4700]

Good and helpful!!!

[@mohammadnadeem4263]

Maria,tu erers genial!

[@mariafernandafromspringspa677]

¡Tu también!🥰

[@jbrose72]

Digo vale mucho. Jajaja. Great video Maria.

[@mariafernandafromspringspa677]

😅 Gracias James!

[@jbrose72]

@@mariafernandafromspringspa677 ¡Gracias a ti Maria!

[@0505121968]

¡Vale!

[@VTSifuSteve]

Por fin.... un canal de KZbin para aprender el dialecto más padre del mundo.... español Mexicano. Simón. Los mexicanismos son toda la moda hoy, y pocos los enseñan. Además vivo in Arizona, entonces es el español mas común acá. ...pues ...¡Órale!

[@cobracommander8133]

Vale Vale Vale! es la mejor palabra del mundo! Vale? Vale.

[@mjperfume1523]

I use this all the time Claro que si

[@garrymontgomery2033]

Genial!He perdido la cuenta en dieciséis . . . muchísimas gracias!

[@mariafernandafromspringspa677]

🤣🤣🤣

[@stopthatluca]

Claro que yes - hahaha

[@cmedi1514]

In Mexico City and in the state of Morelos we say vale or va a lot 🤣

[@oldhardrock2542]

In Venezuela, I heard "claro!" "Claro que sí" constantly. In Spain, "Vale!" . Often 3 times in one sentence "Vale, vale vale".

[@jenna2026]

Cómo se dice "waterbed'?

[@coconatsu9079]

agua cama xd

[@mariafernandafromspringspa677]

Cama de agua 🙂

[@antoniodelrey585]

I hear vale a lot after dale in Colombia so why not ? Is it your personal opinion to not use and I respect that but is it really not so good to use? And dale there means go ahead do it get after it...maybe it's just different there or I misunderstood. Dicho y hecho... Pan comido...are nice phrases I have learned from Mexicans here in US. Nice job, gracias!

[@springspanish]

There is no problem at all with it! Feel free to continue using it. Natives use it too. But natives use all the other forms as well and using these alternatives will give more variety to your Spanish.

[@tiberiupana3085]

in what Spanish speaking country do you pronounce Vale and Vamos with a V? In Spain they only say Bale and Bamos...with a B...okey?

[@allybally6606]

I'm so confused with the 'v' sound. Teachers and books etc keep telling me that 'v' is pronounced as a 'b', yet I can see you clearly pronouncing 'v' as 'v'. Help! Is this only in Mexico?

[@joeysung311]

I'd also like to know! I'm not sure if it's a regional/accent thing or a person-to-person thing. Same with how strongly people make the "J" sound in "ll"

[@dianacondori1904]

It's a person-to-person thing, the correct pronunciation is with the 'v' sound but there's no problem if you use the 'b' sound, since spanish natives also use it, actually it's very common.

[@dianacondori1904]

@@joeysung311 about the 'll' sound, I think it's mostly because of the accent that some people pronounce it as "j", it's not the correct way, but again it's very common.

[@rosie_e-o8b]

it depends on the region but yes, you're right, it's pronounced as a V

[@mariafernandafromspringspa677]

Hi Ally, when I was a child I remember my primary school teacher would tell me: V dental (because we use the teeth) and B labial (because we use our lips) However, it is a person-to-person thing, it won't affect in anything if you pronounce it as "b". The why I pronounce it as "v" is because students recognize easily (just like you did) if a word is written with v or b. 🤗

[@CaroAbebe]

Sipi :)

[@Ricardito-s3c]

Muchos de mis amigos mexicanos dicen "Sale y vale" en lugar de "de acuerdo" o "sí'. Lo dicen como si fuera una palabra: SaleYVale.

[@yehudizahalla1801]

What about "estamos" as a shortened way of agreeing as in "estamos (de acuerdo)?" "Estamos!"

[@tahaniazii4785]

En persa decimos 'Arre' tambien jaja que casualidad! (se traduce como 'Yes' en ingles)

[@labombaNL]

A mi me gusta usar la palabra “deuna”

[@kriksizanderson5471]

Ok -Vale, Dale, Va,, de acuerdo, claro,, claro que sí. Ah siempre pensaba que “claro” era “por supuesto”

[@moneyboyfranco8936]

I just say for the first one ya esta instead ok like example ok ya vamonos I say ya esta vamonos don’t know why I say it guess the way u grow up in household

[@DonQ]

"Siempre sí" quiere decir "al final" no?

[@jimmychafins]

“No hay problema”

[@mariafernandafromspringspa677]

Tú ya viste la lección de Cory 👏👏

[@0505121968]

“Sin problema”.

[@renetorry7654]

I heard s a Spanish speaker say valo

[@ericignacio1493]

You're so Gorgeous ❤❤❤

[@mjperfume1523]

Thats what spain espanol says

[@DYNABIKE1]

For people learning and listening Juan speaks way too fast - - mucho rapido -