Entiendo español pero no puedo hablar (qué hacer)

[@BreakthroughSpanish]

Many of you have asked me to film more videos that are all in Spanish. So here's the first! I'd love to hear what you think. Let me know what you prefer, and if you have any suggestions on how my videos could be more useful to you. I will probably stick to English for topics where I think explaining from an English speaker's point of view is helpful (like grammar or pronunciation). But for videos like these, I'm thinking I'll do them in Spanish. Thanks for watching! - Connor

[@smasher90ful]

So much better consuming your content in Spanish. You speak at the perfect speed for us to learn

[@BreakthroughSpanish]

Thanks for the feedback!

[@Thesmartplan4college]

I second that. I usually use the 70 % speed on Netflix. Perfect tempo to learn

[@constarrZ]

This is cool! Comprehensible input and Spanish tips at the same time, count me in!

[@BreakthroughSpanish]

Glad you liked it!

[@NoaNoir]

Mereces más vistos que tienes. Tu canal es muy bueno. Específicamente me encanta la idea de no pensar en gramática mientras hablas

[@BreakthroughSpanish]

Gracias!

[@kerry0233]

Excellent video. I am always in search of engaging, comprehensible input and definitely would watch those that are in Spanish!

[@DEUTSCH-kurzundknackig]

"Todos pasamos por lo mismo." Exactamente, es normal. Muchas gracias por este video muy útil.🙂

[@jdealla]

muy buenos consejos! realmente son tácticas utiles para poder empezar a hablar mejor y con mas fluidez.

[@BreakthroughSpanish]

¡Gracias!

[@LilysEyes24]

I liked that video a lot. And I really liked that it doesn't have automatic subtitles. I am still struggling with comprehension a lot . And more often or not I give up, in particular after a stressful day. 😕 I could follow along just fine and though I didn't understand every word or phrase, I got the gist of it. Thank you.

[@edwardbleiberg1783]

Me gusta mucho escucharte en Español. Hablas con una velocidad perfecta para mí. Trato de hablar conmigo cuando camine por el parque las mañanas. Creo que me ayuda. Saludos!

[@BreakthroughSpanish]

Me alegra saberlo, gracias Ed!

[@margog9604]

Love the content delivered in Spanish! I really appreciate your videos on better pronunciation for native English speakers. Even better when your tips are offered in Spanish. Gracias!!

[@BreakthroughSpanish]

Thanks for letting me know!

[@danielalmo7836]

muchas gracias por sus videos, es el sgundo video de ti que ya vi y estoy seguro que ayudaras con mi meta de ser hablante de espanol, he aprendido espanol diario hace 2 meses mas o menos y siento exactamente como dijiste en los primeros segundos de este video. todavia tengo muchos erores pero es un parte importante de la experiencia y si no lo dejare es cierto que lo lograre algun dia. gracias por apoyarnos y tienes un seguidor nuevo? (i have no ideo how to say "follower" lol)

[@Xatarino]

Lo mismo nos pasa a nosotros con el inglés😮

[@alysonmiller]

Muchas gracias Connor por un video excelente, como siempre. Me encanta en español y en esta velocidad 😊

[@gordonreid9488]

Estoy completamente de acuerdo con su estructura de aprendizaje. Lo más importante es escuchar. Pero, necesito aprender escuchar mas rapido. Por ejemplo; Hablas con ritmo muy comodo como yo en inglés. Para nosotros la frase "Va a hacer" o "va a aprender" tiene 3 palabras. Para los espanoles hay uno, o dos si tiene suerte. Ellos dicen "Ba'cer" O "que es esto' = Qu'esto

[@galloitaliano27VEVO]

Hola, aquí te va un ejercicio para que lo practiques, no te recomiendo hablar de esta forma, si no eres nativo, pero te ayudara en tu comprensión. Para decir: “Adivina qué es esto. No es fácil aprender español, ¿verdad amigo? Lo digo de la siguiente manera: “Adivina ke-sesto. Nues fácil aprende-re-s-pañol, ve’a ‘migo?”. Léelo despacio y luego aumenta despacio el ritmo y verás que lo harás como un nativo.

[@waynevandermeer3050]

I always thought comprehension was the common problem. Once again I just got back from Mexico for 2 months there and I feel that I’m still struggling to understand what they say to me. And yet I speak a lot so they think oh I’ll talk and he’ll understand. Not.

[@BreakthroughSpanish]

Comprehension is a challenge for everyone too. It takes a long time to get used to the sounds of a new language. But usually at some point, you’re able to understand more than you can say (in large part since our passive vocabularies are always bigger than our active ones). For some people this happens sooner, and for others it comes later

[@SubZero64s]

a mi me pasa esto pero con el ingles jaja

[@BottomLineBassin2]

Could you add English subtitles ? Thank you

[@BreakthroughSpanish]

I will try to add some when I have a chance, but in the meantime KZbin's auto-translated captions are pretty good

[@danwhiffenfs]

What specific country/region did you learn Spanish from? Like is your Spanish based on Spanish from Spain, Colombia…?

[@BreakthroughSpanish]

The country I've spent the most time in is Chile, but my Spanish in these videos doesn't sound very Chilean since I try to speak as clearly and neutrally as I can.

[@MexicanMovie]

Spanish, I don’t have much use for the videos in Inglés.

[@franceshall7127]

[@spider2666]

Please for the love of anything you hold sacred ditch the bloody music!! It's like studying in friggin lift or a supermarket