Carlitos goes to the beach - Beginner Spanish

[@angelt9862]

Those reluctant petulant "gracias" of Carlitos to Merriam are hilarious. Thanks for the vid.

[@lucy_180]

I love Carlitos videos!! They always make me laugh. He's such a little handful. 🤣🤣🤣❤️

[@---ut6fk]

Is marina still stuck in the sand?????

[@L490sr]

I have to say that this man has a way of keeping you hooked throughout the whole video even if you only understand few things.. I even started watching these videos while working out I have a question, I am confused with how the V is pronounced in Spanish, I’ve read before that it’s like B in English but when I hear you saying ‘vale’ it’s like V in English not B

[@DreamingSpanish]

It's never like "v" in English. Listen a lot to Spanish and the pronunciation will feel natural to you.

[@juleslamoureux2451]

Hola Pablo Gracias para Un otra historia de Carletos . Estas explicando la historia muy bien Buen dia Jules

[@aramkarimahmad6274]

Gracias ❤️

[@annavass0221]

Explicando muy bien, muchas gracias Pablo!!:)

[@samscorgie3484]

Mi gusta este video! Carlitos es tan Lindo pero que ponado

[@ryanbaileyboxing]

What do you think about trying to learn a 2nd foreign language. Like will this method work if i am native English but have learned spanish to an A2 level and want to add Chinese as a 2nd foreign language endevor? Can i learn both at the same time via listening solamente 200+ horas a chinese antes de hablarlo el idioma cuando continuar mi progreso con espanol tambien? @dreamingspanish - THANKS :)

[@DreamingSpanish]

There's no difference between learning a first or a second foreign language. Learning two languages at the same time though, makes it harder to keep the motivation up. Since you're not spending as much time with either of them, you won't be learning as fast, and it makes it harder to see progress. That may hurt your motivation to continue learning. It is possible, but I don't recommend it the first time you're learning a foreign language to fluency. 200h are not enough to be ready to start speaking Chinese. You can check out the language learning roadmap here to know more or less how much each level will take: bit.ly/DreamingSpanishList

[@ryanbaileyboxing]

@@DreamingSpanish thank you very much

[@SimplyChinese]

Ryan, how's your Spanish now? Are you ready for Chinese? I'm attempting to create something like Pablo's channel for Chinese. My focus right now is "super beginner" and "beginner" level contents. Let me know how you like them. Gracias!

[@mohamedfadelcheikhi3483]

Thanks a lot

[@ghada7nassr]

Love this channel 😍🙏 Thank you for these amazing videos

[@heatherdawn5046]

I grew up in Kansas so we didn’t have the ocean close by. But we did go to the lake a lot! That was fun. Mostly we swam in swimming pools though.

[@bupoatmeal7969]

To my fellow classmates in the Wisdom Builders Spanish class, the answer for the hairs is 3. Thank me later. Also, thank you man for making these videos, they’re very helpful.

[@stevealdrich2472]

Siempre hay problemas quando Carlitos esta ahi. Gracias por todos.

[@synkCO2]

¡Hola! I've just found your videos and they are exactly what I was looking for. I'm just wondering, have you ordered videos in the playlists in order of recommended listening?

[@DreamingSpanish]

Not really. The playlists are ordered chronologically. I recommend you watch the playlist for the level you're at. The order is not important.

[@janepeschkova1719]

Yo vivo en Republica Checa dónde no tenemos mar. Pero a menudo fuimos a otros estados y fuimos en la playa con mi familia. En Republica Checa también tenemos muchos lagos qué tienen playas pequeňas.

[@taiman9423]

another god´s work

[@itsmariaa18]

its 3am but I'm here 😂 what do you think about primsleur or audio courses in general for learning? I'm also thinking about getting a visual dictionary for when I want to learn more vocabulary, do you think that would be a good idea? I think having the image and the word would stick better

[@DreamingSpanish]

Audio courses can be fine if there's nothing better. But it's much better if there's something like Dreaming Spanish that allows you to learn without using translation, and by listening or reading to content that you actually want to understand. In any case, if you do an audio course, I recommend skipping the parts where they ask you to practice speaking.

[@jasondesmons1087]

@@DreamingSpanish I use them in conjunction with everything else to learn a target language. Pimsleur is really great for confidence and gaining a lot of information for a beginner of a language. Just diversify and you should learn quickly and effectively.

[@mikehiggins8673]

As a young boy, my older brothers thought it would be hilarious to bury me up to my neck in sand. Not being the sharpest tool in the shed, I thought it would be funny, too. Other than that, I have great memories of seagulls, sand castles, piers and watching sailboats. Thanks for another great video, Pablo.

[@seanlovestutorials]

Me encanta la playa ahora también!!!!!!!!

[@joannechang3004]

Carlitos es tan travieso. 😆 Me gusta mucho! ❤️

[@RatRaccon]

I've been doing Duolingo for a while now but I chose to do something less formal and more life situations like this. This is what we need more of. also, he buried his sister alive

[@internetguru4737]

Saludos Pablo tengo una pregunta! Me encuentro en un tipo de limbo, la problema es que puedo entender youtubers hispanohablantes cuando hablan en monologo y en conversaciónes con otra gente pero no con peliculas. Tu crees que soy acostumbrado a las voces de los youtubers y no con las actores en las peliculas? Que se trata de "listening comprehension"? Especialmente las peliculas de almodovar, me cuesta muchisimo. Ahi no me meto Tu has tenido experiencia con esto con tus idiomas alguna vez?

[@zemljak123]

me gusta tumblado en la playa con la cerveza frio en mi mano,mirar en el mar y a las chicas con cuerpo moreno como capuchino. Me gusta este momento, cuando puedo olvidar todas las problemas de mi vida. Relajado y tranquilo :@)

[@canaltres5932]

Does anyone know something similar to this in French after -- Pablo's kind permission???

[@tinynhhouse5467]

This is the second time that Miriam has saved Carlitos from drowning!

[@faithdismuke]

Carlitos es muy molesto y no sabía que Carlitos tiene solamente tres pelos. Me encanta la playa pero me asustado del mar.

[@ryanbaileyboxing]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/hJq3pJerh9eYq8k - this is where Dreaming spanish came from

[@DreamingSpanish]

I pay tribute to this demonstration in this video: kzbin.info/www/bejne/iqe4YqmCpNyqj80

[@squali1930]

Tu idioma de ordenador es Thailandesa?

[@DreamingSpanish]

¡Ahora sí!

[@lykourgos.tsirikos]

hehehe 😏 yo creo que en el fondo Carlitos le gusta a Miriam

[@Snooker219]

Okay, so Carlitos is not a good child, that is clear from these videos. Is it based on real life events? :P BTW, thanks for the videos, im a superbeginner and im very curious about learning a language this way :)

[@DreamingSpanish]

Carlitos is loosely based on Le Petit Nicolas, Manolito Gafotas, Shinchan...

[@bubblegumisevil9007]

​@@DreamingSpanish Yo pensé quizas la película que se llama "niño problema" (partes uno y dos)

[@yollexart]

I enjoyed the beach a little as a kid but I don’t really like going to the beach

[@tarkanikizler]

jajajaja :) que niño!!! solo para los enemigos :) :) :)

[@seanmoriarty4854]

me gustaba mucho la playa cuando era joven pero hacía frío y el agua era frío tambien porque la playa estaba en el oeste de irlanda....... Creo que Carlitos es un mocoso

[@aaronjiang8964]

Anyone up for language trading?