How to ask for directions in Spanish

Learn Spanish vocabulary for beginners with subtitles in English. On this new episode of "Vocabulario Básico" you will learn 30 questions in Spanish that you can use to ask for indications or directions. These questions may be particularly useful for those people intending to travel to a Spanish speaking country. Most of these questions are related to transportation, like how to ask someone where to but the train tickets, etc. These questions and vocabulary are very useful and learning them is A MUST for beginners because they are very common and spanish speakers use them all the time.
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[@user-eg2wt1xj2t]

This is the best free material I can find on KZbin for Spanish beginner, Thank you!

[@vladvlad6667]

Tank you! Your videos are really helpful for beginners!

[@eronilda5841]

Muy bien, una verdad. Siempre debemos procurá el daño

[@user-so8wg1bp3q]

Very helpful questions. I wish I watched your video before going to Buenos Aires. It'd be useful if you verbally translate a sentence in English after you said it in Spanish so it's easier to follow.

[@jennifermorgan8124]

I go thru it like 5 times, i like the terms you use in the video. Keep it up please.

[@two2young93]

Thank you Salo.

[@loubnalolo6615]

❤️

[@monarou3084]

I'm a French native speaker, I've just discovered this video, y tengo ganas de seguir su canal... Me parece muy interesante para aprender también el inglés! 210303

[@UseyourSpanish]

¡Hola Mona! Me alegra mucho que mis vídeos te motiven a seguir aprendiendo y que te ayuden a aprender español e inglés :)

[@monimeszaros7579]

Hola Salo! Your videos are perfect. They are very easy to follow and are very useful. It's good to see that you teach with such enthusiasm. You make learning Spanish sound like fun and inspire people to learn more. The short stories are my favourite, but all the videos I've seen so far are equally useful. Thanks for your work!

[@UseyourSpanish]

Thank you very much for your kind comment. It makes me very happy to know that you find my content useful. It is motivating! Gracias 😊

[@jennifermorgan8124]

thanks a lot

[@UseyourSpanish]

Con gusto :)

[@jssmedialangs]

I've always heard the word "perdón" for "excuse me." So is "perdone" another word I can use?

[@UseyourSpanish]

Hi Jacqueline! Thanks for leaving your comment. Yes, you are right in certain countries the word Perdón is more common, as well as the word Disculpe (in Colombia, for example). But in Spain the most common way is the form perdone (very formal) although if you use the other words they will understand without any problem. I hope this make it clear :) un saludo 👋🏻

[@abbywingate2296]

Do you teach Spanish as it's spoken in Spain or as it's spoken in Latin America?

[@UseyourSpanish]

When it comes to expressions and vocabulary, mostly as it is spoken in Spain.

[@abbywingate2296]

@@UseyourSpanish okay thanks 👌 I had noticed a few things were a bit different than I was used to so

[@leenobody3249]

Ah, you mean asking for DIRECTIONS .