Friday night plans | Easy Spanish 68

[@tigraaki]

Los mexicanos parecen muy amables, siempre con un sonrisa en los labios. Me encantan sus videos! Son muy interesantes y me ayudan practicar mi español. Muchas gracias!

[@titteryenot4524]

The Franco/Spanish couple are a perfect example of the matching hypothesis theory that we look for partners who resemble us, often very closely, physically. They look so alike one could say they were twin identical brother & sister.

[@string1414]

Estoy tan feliz estas haciendo mas videos de EasySpanish. Lo aprecio mucho!!!! Nunca pares :)

[@creativechuckofficial]

string1414 yay!!! Estamos felices también ❤️

[@victormignone4205]

Es muy fácil entender el acento de México :D

[@michaeladdis3323]

It's my favorite accent to listen to as a novice spanish learner

[@aceiam4370]

1:15 she is talking about Alexis as if we've known her for ages

[@遠藤忠信-c4f]

Muchas gracias por el excelente vídeo! A mí me encanta salir a tomar el vierne por la noche!

[@creativechuckofficial]

A nosotros también jaja :)

[@sirfmgamer5655]

2:46 wow his accent changed so quickly there :)

[@aceiam4370]

His accent didn't change he said English words

[@noodleperro6085]

Gracias por este vídeo

[@MBGBTBCPUGeek]

Honestamente son increíbles los chicos estadounidenses. A mi me parce que su lengua materna es el inglés...pues la mía también! No puede ni siquiera reconocerse que sean angloparlantes. Increíble.

[@velik374]

#Cuando dices que vas a hacer algo por los viernes para no parecer solitario pero la verda es que vas a quedarte en tu casa sola. Mi vida en una frase.

[@markjamesmenorca4070]

am I the only one who thinks the French guy is cute hehe XD

[@ericcarlson3746]

Hugs Baruch!

[@vacuumunit]

great video

[@aureliantihi7707]

Pero por qué carajos me estoy mirando estos vídeos si ya sé hablar perfectamente haha. Probablemente porque es bastante interesante lo que dicen las personas

[@itsschristyyy]

jajajaj igual

[@heidysasi2796]

Igual el Español es mi lengua nativa pero ta bueno el chisme jajaj

[@hexagonal7708]

A mi me gusta leer a los greengos tratando de comentar en español, es muy divertido

[@alanluis3166]

You should be dancing....yeah!

[@brandonbohr.7301]

I am learning Spanish :)

[@patriciako7295]

Hello !!

[@natalieblinnikova3971]

Normalmente los viernes voy a nadar despues de mi trabajo, y despues de esto encuentro a mi novio y tenemos pasear junto por el centro de Moscu o por el parque.

[@channelhaki7701]

Jaja ❤❤

[@ahmedrafat8834]

Kairo es el punto de encuentro donde nos reunimos y donde voy a terminar una dieta con los demas me gusta las fiestas y salir a bares tal vez una copita , sharm el shaeikh donde salir a pasear nada mas que venir a platicar y igual algo parecido despues temprano a casa por descansar . me gustan los bares , donde se pueda platicar unas anecdotas .

[@jessiechenJC]

El entrevistar es lindo 😂

[@dude9864]

Estoy viendo este video con la velocidad más lenta y entiendo mucho más que antes! Cambiar la velocidad la gente!!

[@JasonBechtelTeaches]

Hola. :) Una vez preguntaste, "¿Y esta vez por qué sí se armó?" Y la traducción en las letras era, "And why did it work out this time?" Entonces, no puedo hallar ente significo del verbo "armar". Es este uso del verbo más coloquial o reciente?

[@AngelGrelia]

Hola. Es correcto, es coloquial y normalmente es usado por gente joven o entre amigos. Significa "hacer" y es algo que pasará o pasó en un futuro o pasado cercano. Así que; _"¿Y esta vez por qué sí se armó?"_ significa _"¿Y esta vez por qué sí se hizo?"_ o _"¿Y esta vez por qué sí pasó/sucedió?"_

[@JasonBechtelTeaches]

muchas gracias :)

[@MS-ut8fd]

Armar means to put together, such as in a puzzle.

[@swicheroo1]

Los dos chicos de Chicago van a Boystown. Yo se exactement donde esta Boystown...y k van a hacer por alla!

[@jorgealvarado2471]

😂

[@jamesl4858]

Eso video me hace desear tiempos sin Covid

[@6beforebreakfast]

"Pues los viernes por la noche suelo ir a fiestas normalmente..." Does anyone know what suelo means here, my dictionary is telling me floor... I'm not sure how it fits into the sentence.

[@MS-ut8fd]

use to

[@cuckoo61]

Es el verbo "soler"

[@erendogan6948]

Hay algo muy interesante en espanol de mexico, yo veo.... Usan la palabra "pues"constantemente y constantamente

[@luvmaze9590]

Eren DOĞAN así es jaja

[@symphom]

Lol. When andas en México y todo mundo habla spanglish.

[@Jovani_delaCruz]

symphom deportations, deportations lol

[@judy-annmonleon4986]

Is this Mexican Spanish?

[@mozzydavis2004]

Van a trabajar para la zeta.

[@matthewbitter532]

Wow. Even at 0.75 speed i still couldn't keep up. I know the words but i just can't keep up.

[@creativechuckofficial]

Keep it going Matthew, soon you'll keep up at normal speed. Perseverance! :)

[@Brider0207]

Try Chilean Spanish, you can slow it down but you won’t understand a thing ‘cause the words are nowhere near spoken as they should! Haha btw keep practicing, don’t give up on Español!

[@Matthew-vu7su]

So the girl at 1:35 is going to break her diet with a pizza?!

[@MS-ut8fd]

Looks like she works on making diets for others. She could be a dietician.

[@matthewbitter532]

No only do they speak at gatlin bullet speed, the syntax is also weird when you translate the sentence word for word. How does "Igual algo parecido" means something like that in 4:17? Wouldn't it be just easier to just say "Algo como eso?" Also, how does "Ya" interpret as "that's it" at 4:18? Doesn't ya mean already? These are just of the few tiny examples that makes it so difficult for me because it's really hard translating in your head with all these variations, filler words that sometimes don't make sense when translating in your head word for word. I'm also learning german and although it's much harder in terms of grammer and aussprache, it's a lot straight forward and slower. Plus I'm just addicted to the pronunciation. In spanish, the words just easily roll off my tongue causing me not to remember them.

[@matthewbitter532]

Travis Rex wow thanks

[@creativechuckofficial]

Travis Rex Gracias por explicarlo tan bien Travis 😃

[@kristiannissen1629]

You said it yourself. You are translating in your head. Im guessing you probably learned a lot from text books and services like Duolingo. Listen and mimic instead and youll start to understand the meaning of the sentences without "translating" to your native language. Translating takes a lot of effort and youll never reach fluency in comprehension if you dont let go of that habit. Pimsleur is good for that approach i think. Try google a guy called Idahosa ( Mimic Method )

[@SvetlanaDavidova]

Спаниш полегче, чем инглиш.)))

[@nerosonic]

привет как твои дела

[@SvetlanaDavidova]

Привет, мои дела ни спаниш, ни инглиш ((( А твои?

[@DiegoyPelusaXDd]

ЛОЛ

[@disarmsox]

The first person they interviewed is the biggest problem when learning spanish, he speaks far too fast and only a native or eperienced speaker would be able to understand

[@creativechuckofficial]

disarmsox you’ll get there! 🙂

[@DuxoupJr]

It just comes with a lot of practice. A month ago I couldn't understand him but I came back after practising and I don't find him that hard to understand.

[@57ffjjimenez]

The same happen whit english speak very fast

[@PreachTheGospel07]

Need to talk slooooooower.

[@6beforebreakfast]

"Pues los viernes por la noche suelo ir a fiestas normalmente..." Does anyone know what suelo means here, my dictionary is telling me floor... I'm not sure how it fits into the sentence.

[@johnbenson4927]

Sarah Swiderski I can understand Spanish. The translation you´re looking for is this: "Well, on Friday nights I often go out to parties." The word "suelo" in this context means "often".

[@6beforebreakfast]

John Benson muchas gracias!

[@tigraaki]

Hola Sarah. Suelo is the first-person singular of the verb "soler". For meaning and conjugation, check this: www.spanishdict.com/translate/soler

[@EdgarLopez-vk6fe]

suelo means "use to" Yo suelo ir a fiestas= I use to go out to parties suelo means floor/ground too.