Carlitos visits his grandparents - Beginner Spanish

[@heatherdawn5046]

I lived next door to my grandparents and went to see them every day. They were the best!!

[@shock_n_Aweful]

One day Carlitos grew up and taught Spanish on KZbin.

[@mefju26]

It was probably the first video I've seen on this channel. Now after seeing all of the superbeginner videos I must say this time it was much easier to watch it cause much more words just felt familiar. Ahora beginner nivel. ¡Vamos!

[@timothymurray1236]

How are you progressing now 1 year after finishing superbeginner? I've about 20 or videos left myself before moving onto to beginner.

[@mefju26]

​@@timothymurray1236 Well, right now I would say I'm at the intermediate level and I can pretty much enjoy the language even though there is still a lot more Spanish to acquire. It’s all about input! :D Dreaming Spanish can be really all you need, but if you want another resource I can recommend you Español con Juan as content made for people who learn Spanish (I really enjoy his podcast). Apart from that I didn’t really focus on another channels for learners. These two were sufficient for me and they don’t focus on grammar like a lot of others on YT. The rest was just looking for stuff made for natives that I could listen to without feeling discouraged. I can recommend f.e. Linguriosa (curiosities about Spanish language), Jaime Altozano (music related stuff) and a podcast Caso 63 (short, tv series-ish about traveling in time). Basically as long as the content is keeping you interested you will learn. What I’d also want to add is that waiting for speaking is worth it. I went slightly against the Pablo's recommendation and out of curiosity once in every month I went on discord to talk to people and see how much I can already say. First couple of months were a disaster and trying to speak at that level wasn't a pleasure at all (I can’t understand people praising the “Speaking from day 1” approach). But every month I could really see that my speaking improves drastically only by listening to Spanish! I'd say that after around 10 or 11 months of learning when I felt I am ready to speak more regularly so I started to talk like once a week (or two weeks) on Discord and Italki. I have heard a couple of times that I speak well for the amount of time I'm learning, so I'd just like to believe it’s true :D. It's possible I should've waited a bit more before speaking to have even better results, but I don't regret it. I had some amazing conversations that just motivated me even more to keep learning. After all languages are created to communicate with people. Buena suerte y que sigas disfrutando de tu tiempo con el español ;)

[@timothymurray1236]

@@mefju26 thanks for the reply, that's excellent to hear and congrats. I'm subscribed to Spanish with Juan but feel its just beyond my level right now. I'll come back to it once I start making progress with Pablos beginner level videos. Thanks

[@JBfan88]

Are you using the pure input method that Pablo advocates or is Dreaming Spanish just one part?

[@mefju26]

@@JBfan88 99% input, 1% grammar. Learning through input is fun and it’s working. Sometimes you are just curious about a grammar topic though. Then watching a video about it in a target language won’t do any harm I think.

[@JeromeStarke]

I enjoy the Carlitos stories, he's always getting into a little trouble.

[@alethephobe7586]

Again and again, this is so great, there isnt anything better to get comprehensible input than this! Will definetly recommend to everyone from this point on.

[@hacksesh]

Gracias! me gustan mucho los videos.

[@mefju26]

Soy un principiante y me encantan tus vídeos. Son muy útiles. ¡Muchas gracias!

[@jennylehman5497]

Visitó mis abuelos cada semana en domingo. Ellos hablan a mi y mi hermano mucho. Mi abuela cocina mucho comida. Mis abuelos enseñan mi Canticos. Me encantó visitarlos! Gracias para el video!

[@materesarodriguezliebana9590]

¡Qué alegría es poder tener a los abuelos cerca! ¡Siempre ayudando! ❤❤ ¡Ay, ay, ay......este Carlitos.....!

[@johndon690]

Thanks! I need to hear more spanish and this is helping

[@englishwithoutfear4448]

Soy ahora abuela con 5 nietos mi mismo. Pero cuando era pequeña, mi abuela 'Mimi' vivía con nosotros - de echo toda mi vida!

[@o_felipe_reis]

That’s an amazing comprehensible input teaching style! Enhorabuena mi amigo! Saludos desde Brasil 🇧🇷

[@alethephobe7586]

Me abuela viva en el proximo apartamento y ella cocina mucha comida para me y nosotros siempre hablandos. Entonces me encanta visitarla.

[@marilyn8490]

Carlitos me recuerda a mi hijo a los 4 o 5 años...era muy travieso. Pero fue mi hija la que pintó todas las paredes de su habitación una vez (aunque se suponía que tomaba una siesta)...incluso la madera de su camita. Ahora ella tiene una especialidad de la universidad en las bellas artes (pintura, claro) y su hermano mayor ahora se ha convertido en un tipo muy tranquilo.

[@coatoninsummer]

Mis abuelos siempre tenían MUCHA comida: patatas fritas, dulces, todas las cosas buenas. Me encantó visitarlos, claro :)

[@jolly9136]

Thanks/Gracias

[@savannahlam8194]

es una historia muy interesante! Muchas gracias, Pablo!

[@jannaswigart4926]

Gracias por grabar videos así de nivel principiante...

[@johnnysports4375]

11:22 Carlitos no!!! jajajaja me rei mucho. buen trabajo pablo, me gustan los videos

[@van11410]

Carlito's grandparents should know by now, not to have him anywhere near where things could get messy or dangerous! He's quite the troublemaker!😂

[@Carlitos-Spanish]

It wasn't as bad as it sounds, The chair looks much better now!

[@JBfan88]

I'm so afraid my son is gonna be a Carlitos when he's older...I actually shouted "Carlitos no!" Yesterday when he was doing something dangerous.

[@garymaguire1290]

Love the videos :)

[@SvengelskaBlondie]

14:48 Moral of the story, keep the little sh!1 Carlitos far away from anything you don't want broken/destroyed..

[@Kondzino]

What does yayo mean?

[@tonymartin-vegue3719]

Grandpa

[@alethephobe7586]

The only thing missing for me are subtitles. I would love to see how all the words, that I don't know are written. But I guess that would be too much work for just a couple words, since the automatic subtitles are getting most of them.

[@DreamingSpanish]

Yes, writing and syncing subtitles takes so much time that I could only make 1/3 the amount of content I currently make.

[@johndon690]

just click CC on the bottom of the video, its pretty accurate

[@Arterismos]

I don't mind the lack of subtitles since this channel can be strictly for listening practice.

[@Katie-dv3fm]

¡Gracias por esto! A veces era un poco difícil de entender, ¡pero me encanta poder escuchar algo que está completamente en español!

[@runa9916]

Rest in piece maradona. 🙏🙏

[@tarkanikizler]

gracias a dios que no tengo un hijo como carlitos :) :) :)

[@rosineidelima5337]

A mi me gustaba mucho ir a la casa de mis abuelos

[@ezrae6396]

¿A los abuelos les dará un ataque al corazón? ... que introducción más fuerte eh 😳😂👀

[@kavipurohit]

At some point there really needs to be a video on how Carlitos get's an ass-whooping for being so naughty! Love the videos, keep up the great work!

[@neoantrop]

todos los niños son iguales, quieren ayudar y hacer lo que hacen los adultos. Desafortunadamente, a veces hacen cosas en las que los adultos nunca pensarían.

[@norikosato7823]

"Carlitos es no muy listo" is understatement. Exact statement is "Carlitos es muy tonto".

[@Mosesnick]

Erm, quien es la mujer en la izquierda de la miniatura? Es hermosita y hermosota! GUAU

[@DreamingSpanish]

¡Es Pablo! Jajajaja He utilizado un filtro de Snapchat.

[@Herodollus]

Por ahi viene su hermosura

[@EdenEspanol]

كفاية مساعدة بقى يا كارليتوس

[@soymat3614]

Carlitos scares me, I hope you didn’t base this off someone you know 😂

[@babycatfosters]

I would give Carlitos up for adoption.

[@tonymartin-vegue3719]

Soy Carlitos.

[@Carlitos-Spanish]

No yo soy carlitos!!!

[@mathiusq9128]

Carlitos es un chico malo