From ZERO to *Speaking Spanish in Sentences* in 1 LESSON

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No need to memorise language or even try to remember it. After just 5 minutes you'll be speaking Spanish in sentences.
ProSpanish teaches you how to put language together to communicate in everyday Spanish situations. The focus is on structures which can be manipulated and used in multiple contexts, as opposed to vocabulary themes which are of limited use. Our approach has proved so effective because it avoids abstract grammar explanations and employs a variety of techniques which always lead to rapid progress. Learn Spanish with the essential building blocks.

[@timm114]

Your lessons always help me out alot!

[@kendylhoudyshell1399]

Wonderful lesson I thank you so much!!!

[@ericbaugher]

I gave this one a like. I learned a little from the beginning level. Enseguida was new for me. "Intenté" was kinds new, because I really need practice with this verb in the preterate. The advanced structure was completely new to me. The rest of it was great practice with structures that I use every chance I get. I want to tell the beginners watching this that if you can make these sentence starters second nature it will help you to construct sentences quickly on the fly in real life situations.

[@AstronautKazaplier]

I am getting quite good at this and I sometimes have to think more when you say this, but now I do not have to pause as long, only when you say those two sentences, but it wasn't that long. Thank you for these great sentence structures that are useful to go on holiday or live in Spain. Especially going to a restaurant or hotel it's useful or to get a taxi. I struggle more on different verb tenses and I recommend doing this in future videos. Such as present, preterite, future perfect, imperfect, conditional etc.

[@sxribblez5873]

Pro Spanish is the best approach for learning to understand this language , thank you ❤🍄

[@deborahegbedo]

Muchas gracias. Aprendiendo mucho de ti

[@CleonaPattersoneFluentEnglish]

No hacía nada emocionante hoy, pero acabo de llegar otro vídeo increíble de ProSpanish. ¡Qué emocionante! Voy a escucharlo enseguida.😜 Gracias por tu ayuda a repasar y aumentar mi español.👍Tu método de enseñar es muy práctica y eficaz. Me gusta muchísimo como das la lección avanzada en espanol.👍 Tres palabras nuevas para mi: EMOCIONANTE = exciting. ENSEGUIDA = right away. TE TRATA ASÍ = he/she treats you like this. Unes ejemplos para practicar: 1. Intento escribir unos ejemplos enseguida para comprobar que he entendido como usar correctamente la palabra ENSEGUIDA. 2. ¡A pesar de que siempre eres tan amable con Paco, te trata así!😡 CUANTO (tiempo) HACE QUE + ** presente. = how long have you ... 3. ¿Cuanto hace que estudias con ProSpanish? Estudio con este canal desde hace poco tiempo, pero aprendo mucho.🎯

[@GIGI-st6do]

Muchas gracias !

[@juicebirdmedia1406]

this is really good!

[@aaftaabaalam4663]

Excellent lesson

[@jacquelinelowe6324]

Muchas gracias

[@jellycatf3293]

MUCHAS MUCHAS GRACIAS

[@ana221276]

Gracias

[@omersarper3364]

I would like to purchase lessons, but your website isn't functioning properly. How can I get in touch with someone to purchase lessons?

[@chrissystewart6268]

My goal is to learn 🇪🇸 language I took spanish lessons when I was in school so I want to refresh my memory I know the greetings, days of the week, months of the year, colors, numbers , colors. I want to learn how to read decimal numbers, ordinal numbers like 1st, 2nd, 3rd , I want to learn how to tell jokes en Espanol. I'm excited to give spanish another shot. I never meet people from 🇪🇸 I never met people from Costa Rica , Paraguay, Uruguay. I met people from Mexico, Guatemala, Honduras, El Salvador, Peru, Colombia, Venezuela, Bolivia, Argentina, 🇨🇺, 🇩🇴, & 🇵🇷. ! Tan Emocionate! 🙌 whoo-hoo

[@rashmisvlog5192]

we can practice together

[@chrissystewart6268]

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[@rashmisvlog5192]

@@chrissystewart6268 tienes instagram?

[@mochom3758]

😊😊

[@robertflint2549]

Cuanto hace que ensenas castellano? (I can't put in an upside down question mark with this library keyboard. Neither this nor the accents unfortunately. But I can put both on using my laptop which I bought in Spain). Ensene ingles como idioma extranjero durante 30 anos en todo el mundo. Ahorra (ya) estoy jubilado. Soy un etudiante una vez mas. Prefiero ser asi.

[@robertflint2549]

Is it possible to replace 'desde hace' with simply 'desde'? Or is this too sloppy, and you wouldn't get your meaning across?

[@corlongo4132]

Me dio curiosidad de como enseñan español xd

[@josejose1672]

Hablo español a la perfección pero no se hablar ingles 😞

[@corlongo4132]

XD

[@josejose1672]

@@corlongo4132 jajaja 🤣 enséñame ingles

[@alexiss8835]

I appreciate your channel . However I am struggling with your pronunciation or my ears. Please forgive me but do you have a lisp? Because the way you say necesito in videos I hear a "th" sound?

[@LearnSpanishLearnSpanish]

Z and C (after an e or an i) are pronounced as a th.

[@matrixab4356]

@@LearnSpanishLearnSpanish Not in Mexico... Not that I know. Lived in Ajijic for 5 years, and this is the first I hear of this. I also thought it was a speech imped.

[@lilpain8883]

@@matrixab4356 In Spain, it is the case but in every other spanish speaking country it isn't - that's why you haven't heard of it friend

[@danhachi3045]

@@matrixab4356 People in Latin America speak with a "seseo", and that's incorrect if you want to speak proper Spanish. In Spain, we make a distinction between the C, Z and S sounds.

[@prettysweettraveller2077]

Haha comer pizza

[@tacocruiser4238]

The lisp sound drives me crazy lol.

[@nadaquever246]

Sounds so weird to hear it called a lisp when it's the pronunciation of the original. I guess it's the same as Americans complaining about how the British speak 😆

[@tacocruiser4238]

@@nadaquever246 Is the Spanish pronunciation the original sound or is the Mexican pronunciation the original?

[@danhachi3045]

It's not a lisp, ignorant, it's the correct pronunciation of the language.

[@danhachi3045]

@@tacocruiser4238 How dumb can you be? SPAnish, SPAin. See the similarity now?

[@dannyjorde2677]

@@tacocruiser4238 Mexican is not a language, the language is called Spanish and it's spoken in Spain.

[@freon500]

Can you drop the lisp, it's an incumbrance, an affectation and it is not used by speakers of international spanish.

[@nadaquever246]

That's the most hilariously ignorant thing I've ever heard!!! Tell the all the people of Spain, their Prime Minister, their King, "Stop that stupid affectation and speak properly!!! 🤣🤣

[@freon500]

Sorry guys, i know talking like that has a certain snob appeal but I don't want to talk to my friends like that, you will never get it rivht and it's really fake. It's like Americans trying to speak with 'British' accent, it sounds really fake, it is a waste of time.

[@isabellarockup]

That’s how it is spoken in SPAIN!!!

[@freon500]

@@isabellarockup Right, that is it. Thank you. We have 21 or so other countries where they don't talk like that they speak what is known as International Spanish. I think it is interesting and cool that Spain has all these different ways of speaking Spanish, but for an introductory learn to speak Spanish course I prefer the easier to learn, more common, International Spanish.

[@alexiss8835]

Ook. I just posted before seeing this. I thought it was my bad hearing. Whew glad I'm not only one...but can you change a lisp??