German Girl's First Impression of Mexico Made Her Stay (Conversation in Spanish)

[@kyledoty6980]

Gracias, Juan! Este vídeo era buena. Puerto Escondido...un sueño! La playa, México, español...relajarse!

[@Spanishacks]

Gracias por verlo, Kyle!

[@SteveSpanish411]

The owner of the language school I attended in Mexico also came to visit but never left. He told me that it's happens a lot. He's from the Netherlands. El dueño de la escuela de lengua que asistí en México también vino a visitar pero nunca se fue. Me dijo que sucede mucho. Es de los Países Bajos.

[@richardwillis5033]

Muchas gracias por otra buena entrevista. Agradezco que corrijas la gramática en las transcripciones. También las transcripciones son una herramienta muy útil para aprender más vocabulario.

[@Spanishacks]

Gracias por verlo, Richard. Me alegra que te ayude mi trabajo. 😊

[@gringoenespanol]

Entonces ella llegó a México y gritó "Hola, Cerveza!".

[@RoussinSong]

26/03 ...Only about 60% (with subtitles), knowing less than 5% of the words.

[@FedericaBagnolesi]

Saludos desde italia🤍

[@Spanishacks]

Saludos!

[@therandlecycle1337]

Solid accent, very good

[@off_key88]

Are you 'auto translating' the subtitles? You told a story about someone from Germany, but the subtitles said "his" phone, then you said "ella" and it showed "her". That's a bit confusing. It's also something that is frustrating about most Spanish to English auto translations. "Su" can mean hers or his... the context isn't always present enough to be clear... I did notice that you correct when she uses the wrong gender, like "la idioma" is actually "EL" idioma. etc.

[@Spanishacks]

Sorry for the confusion, I do my best at correcting every single part of the subtitles and sometimes I don’t notice the mistakes.