How To Learn Spanish Faster With The "Song Sequencing" Strategy!!

[@SpeakSpanishFaster]

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[@SpeakSpanishFaster]

@Achilles Billy I never heard of that, I'm definitely going to check it out!

[@Kendra.ardneK]

I listen to a lot of Christian music so I love finding the same songs I know in English translated into Spanish. I’ve learned a lot of new vocabulary that way!

[@SpeakSpanishFaster]

Thanks so much for the recommendation!

[@akivacoleman223]

YB better

[@taviabrissett8215]

That's exactly what I was thinking to do, I have listened to like some hymns I like like come thou fount in spanish and so on. Am so glad u said this

[@elyria9788]

That is an interesting hidden benefit to missionary work. (In this case song translation for improved conversion.) Neat.

[@RUT812]

I do the same! 🕊

[@confidencemagnet]

I use songs to learn Spanish. I use a audio editing software called Audacity. I record a song from KZbin at 0.5 playback speed and it's easier. I listen to it piece by piece. I do about a minute of song run time per day. This takes a little over an hour to practice. It's fun. I'm learning Vico C--Aquel Que Habia Muerto. That's an old one from the 90s. By the way I'm Black American.

[@SpeakSpanishFaster]

That's a great tip! Thanks for sharing.

[@serenalouise]

Ummm...my choice, for starters, is Spanish Christmas songs, starting with Feliz Navidad :) Fun!

[@kysscum111]

I had to sing that for 4th grade! Or was it 3rd? LOL. I'm Puerto Rican but my dsd is the only one who speaks Spanish and im barely with him. I hsd to learn some in school!

[@alliyahsamuels7258]

I’m trying to learn ‘bidi bidi bom bom’ & ‘como la flor’, by Selena. It’s been really fun and this video assures that it’s cool to learn that way, so dope🤙🏽

[@King-ol8fz]

Same

[@RuNZiT1]

Yo saaaame 😂

[@jordysworld2799]

Yes! Bidi bidi bom bom was my first! And the rest is history lol

[@lockheart619]

I always practiced songs by writing it down first but your method sounds way more effective and pragmatic. I will for sure apply this!

[@dewaynamarierose1794]

Bad Bunny is my go to !

[@Andomosity]

Me too! Only problem is that he's got a puerto rican accent so some words sound way different 😂 they drop a lot of S's in their words. Esta. They pronounce it "eh-ta". Hasta becomes "ahh-ta". It takes a while to get used to

[@tobshergold]

@@Andomosity ahh this makes so much sense. I was trying to translate Anual AA’s whoopty remix and couldn’t understand why he wasn’t pronouncing the ‘s’🤣 thanks

[@gamblerschoicestreetappare2897]

I listen to Rauw Alejandro CONSTANTLY lol. I’m about 5 songs in I know by heart and I still can’t speak it but I do know phrases and I can listen to PR podcast in spanish and I’m now recognizing a lot of words. Knowing how to pronounce the Spanish alphabet is greatly important

[@FaceItGrace]

I've been watching your videos because I randomly ran across a KZbin ad for your channel, and I am surrounded by a lot of people who speak Spanish. What always annoyed me is when people start conversing in English, then continue the rest of their conversation in Spanish. I really like to listen to this rapper who goes by Snow Tha Product (I've learned Spanish before, I'm just relearning the material). Your channel has helped me a lot!

[@sesto_elemento8880]

I chose to do Miguel-Sky Walker Spanish version. The good news is that I know how to sing the whole song is Spanish but I don’t understand what I’m saying lol! Same thing for reading Spanish; it’s really easy to read but understanding and comprehending it is the hard part. Do you or anyone have any advice?

[@N1mai]

learn spanish directly do not learn spanish to translate to english in your head. -when you hear carro, you should see a mental car instead of interpreting it as car and then seeing a car

[@sesto_elemento8880]

@@N1mai thanks John I’m really trying to see how to learn it faster, but this is good to think about too: thank you!

[@aribxbyy]

@@N1mai hey I like that😭I never thought of it that way,… you weren’t talking to me but thanks!

[@N1mai]

@@aribxbyy you are welcome! you know english well because you learned it without using a language, so learn spanish without using a language and it’s more natural

[@wolfjayden2650]

@@N1mai I never even thought of that tbvh wow….. thann you

[@catrionakilgallon4400]

Great idea, I’ve started doing this with Ricky Martin songs and Chino y Nacho songs. It’s amazing how much it’s helped me with both my listening and speaking. Love your videos!

[@mcgde0]

Los Rakas from Panamá I like their music and you can definitely hear David Bisbal Spain accent in his music. I love all the different dialects of Spanish.

[@smokeedinero]

I do this with bad bunny new album

[@dasanyesmith2549]

He's the best I stg

[@soonerbred22]

Haha that's what brought me here

[@mctransportation9831]

You're having problems with English.

[@slik3022]

Fr tho lmao bad bunny is a goat

[@xxbobbleheadxx9607]

@@mctransportation9831 what

[@ebonyh4684]

Just found this channel, Your tips are so good! Very underrated channel!

[@SpeakSpanishFaster]

Thanks so much :) Got a new video dropping in the a.m! See you then

[@misAmerica]

Marc Anthony's Vivir Mi Vida was my first Spanish pop song. I learned it while I taught it to kids in 5th grade music class. Some were fluent, some could understand what they heard, but could not speak, and others we English only, por favor! If 10-year-olds can do it, in some cases against their will, anyone can. My experience says go for a song you love (either you find it, or it finds you!), definitely make sure you understand the meaning of the song (word for word is part of the work, but there must be room for play only - just like for children!). Lyrics translation sites are super helpful. I'm very particular about how I write everything down both on paper and in a document, so just by formatting I end up learning a lot. It's a long bleeping process, and I'm always ready to be finished with it before the last lyric, but this is where motivation and discipline meet passion. If it's passion that fuels me, I wring that out for everything it can give. Discipline gets me to the finish line. Talent - well, that's a huge variable. If you're good with picking up melodies, then singing what you hear first (like children do, right?) is a perfect start. Since it's my job to bring experiences of success and satisfaction to kids, I'm used to breaking it down in lots and lots of ways. I can honestly say, though, I've never required myself or my students to speak the lyrics using "perfect" Spanish in addition to the Spanish that's in the song. Idahossa Ness breaks everything down to the most basic sounds of the language. He calls it the Mimic Method. It's similar to Stephen Krashen's method he calls "shadowing". What I personally do not find helpful is listening to playlists at random. I think that makes me quite different than most people, but it's an occupational hazard after a life-time of academic music training and teaching. I love the way language and music go together. There's always a story, always culture. Some of us are led by our thoughts, others more with the heart. I go with my flow, but continue to listen to advice from others. I would personally modify Rocky's sequence of learning, but I'm pretty sure that it doesn't matter how you learn it, as long as you learn it. Here is where I ask - when do I know I have learned something? At what point am I satisfied with the experience, but then move on (definitely to revisit again and again)?

[@jordanakoi2134]

Tip: Even if your are Fluent don’t try this with El Alfa Diablo 😂😂

[@SpeakSpanishFaster]

Hahahahahah FACTS!

[@yelliparker]

Swear 😂

[@dasanyesmith2549]

For real😂😂😂

[@Trwanddon]

Great idea. This is perfect for me because I know a lot of words when I see them in print, but struggle a lot with listening comprehension. I'm going to Leon, Guatajuato this week. I hope i can talk to my fiance's family a little better now. Just a thought though, i know if you were learning English, you might need to be careful with rap. Most of us in US would be offended by the language rappers use. Also most older people don't know the slang young people use.

[@shmokked9877]

Definitely clicked on this as soon as I seen the title. My girlfriend is from Peru, while I’m from Hawai’i and I thought the only way I (personally the way I can comprehend things) can understand Spanish is through music and so she put me into reggaeton (mostly bad bunny but I also listen to jhayco) and so I use their songs, look at the lyrics while listening and see what I understand and whatever I don’t I look it up ONLY if I hear a lot in other songs too. This video helped add to what I already do. Thanks my brotha 💙

[@SpeakSpanishFaster]

Glad you enjoyed it Shayden! Thanks for watching bro!

[@jordysworld2799]

OMG is this really a thing!? It’s so crazy because I just commented on another KZbin video about Spanish and I was telling this girl that I stopped trying to learn Spanish the traditional way and I just started Vibin to Spanish music and it has really helped me comprehend fast without even thinking and I’m speaking fast sometimes without even thinking💯

[@itsmejournie4226]

But how do you know what they’re saying 😭

[@streettalk617]

I found one of my favorite songs on here that was slowed down and I've been following reading the lyrics while singing it and then read the english translation version while trying to sing along in spanish to it.

[@SpeakSpanishFaster]

That's great! That's a good way to learn.

[@thatonemessyartist1760]

I have an audio processing disorder, so learning a new language has been difficult. I even struggle with comprehending English, my first language, so it has been a journey.

[@git.5578]

Me too, been on exchange for about 2 months and I understand exceptionally slower then my peers. I’m struggling with that the most. But it takes time it’s different for everyone. (I have dyslexia and diagnosed verbal problems)

[@rayofsunshan]

A lot of internships are looking for bilingual candidates and that reminded me of some stories I heard of people learning English by listening to songs over and over and I wanted to challenge myself to do the same thing for Spanish before I take a course next semester. Thanks for the tips! By the way, what is the name of the genre of songs that are half Spanish, half English? I remember it started with a m from my sophomore year of high school but I can’t remember the word to save my life lol.

[@cochinowithabowlcut]

spanglish? mezclado?

[@bless_a_qt]

Even banda music from Mexico is a good genre to listen to understand Spanish better

[@treeman9395]

Been listening to Ella Baila Sola a lot lately!

[@indriadrayton1132]

Yo fui a un concerto de Lehman College. El Gran Combo; ¡El Mejor!

[@TheRomanTribune]

I'm half Puerto Rican. I want to be able to speak both Puerto Rican and Spain Spanish. Any artists from Spain you would suggest?

[@SpeakSpanishFaster]

Hmmm not that I know of BUT you can listen to many Spanish actors and stuff in Spanish to learn that type of Spanish.

[@makewithmack]

Rosalía ? I think she is from Spain. Also Nathy Peluso but she shortens a lot of words I believe or uses slang? Both great artists though

[@jaymartin4549]

Enrique Iglesias

[@zealdmv3314]

Mismo

[@1981cvalentine]

Same! I’m from California and the Spanish they speak here sounds way different then the Spanish in Puerto Rico. My Prima says they use a lot of slang in PR

[@vtectoy]

I usually don't make comments, but wanted to thank you for turning me on to this genre of music. I'm more of a old school rap 80's 90's and R&B. I like a lot of Cuzzu's songs and stuff she's featured on like Toda, Pa Mi and so on. I really like the beat and flow on many of the songs. Trying to do emersion of the language is a little tough if you don't enjoy the content. Now i can make my own playlist with songs I enjoy. I see in many learning videos disfrutas, disfrutas disfrutas what you're learning 😉 and this helps. Thanks again!

[@SpeakSpanishFaster]

Hey man, thanks so much for your kind words and comments. Glad I could be of some assistance!

[@packleader1215]

I've been listening to Selena, Mariachi, La India, and now J Balvin. I'll listen to Bad Bunny too.

[@Cantetinza17]

I tend to listen to the Spanish music from Spanish Dramas that I watch on Netflix. I died when you said the teacher says good job for getting through it. They sure do and let me say you think that you are really doing something! Like you could move to a Latin Country in 6 months if you keep it up. =)

[@SpeakSpanishFaster]

jaja muchas gracias!

[@Anthronauts]

Rocky, what an excellent learning tool !! Muchas gracias por el video !!

[@SpeakSpanishFaster]

Muchas gracias a ti por ver el video amigo!

[@SpeakSpanishFaster]

Muchas gracias a ti por ver el video amigo!

[@kailove8767]

As far as picking the hardest part in a song, try the rap section in Selena’s song Techno Cumbia. It’s right at the beginning ( ish ) and she changes rhythm throughout that short section

[@jacobhernandez4347]

I’m going to start with Los Ángeles Azuls 😃 gracias 🙏🏽

[@scottrose1502]

im learning spanish and a show called "La reina de Flow" is a great show for listening to music and learning for me. Hope this helps, I absolutely love this show, so no spoilers.

[@SpeakSpanishFaster]

Great I will definitely have to check it out! Thanks so much for your feedback.

[@galinaioffe2250]

Im actually doing that now. I listen to the likes of Alexis y Fido and i started with them. Im having a bit of trouble wit Lenox right now but ill be ok wit bit more time

[@chelimiss4144]

Would you recommend this technique to someone who is just starting to learn Spanish? I’m looking for some untraditional ways to learn Spanish because I feel like book learning isn’t that effective,

[@vikrantsingh6315]

yo that's coach rock 🤣🙏. Coach you the GOAT

[@SpeakSpanishFaster]

Let's GOO! Still out here!

[@RGBlack]

Yo estoy aprendiendo inglés,Por alguna razón se me ocurrió querer ver cuáles son los métodos de los que hablan inglés para aprender español xd.

[@kristine2534]

Thank you so much for helping us learn.

[@SpeakSpanishFaster]

Thanks for watching Kristine :)

[@danutdracula]

I can write English and Spanish songs but my understanding isn't so great with fast Spanish for spoken and sung words. I'm planning to try this for my intermediate Spanish and possibly Romanian (where I was born).

[@biscaynebuckets]

Coach Rock!! I didn’t expect to see you here 🔥🔥

[@E.z.b.f]

Your channel has been the most helpful to me in my Spanish journey, thank you so much 😁

[@nikkijubilant]

Hola. Gracias for explaining the Puerto Rican dialect.

[@sarahjones2092]

Gonna try this. Thanks!!

[@SpeakSpanishFaster]

That's great Sarah! Please let me know how it works :)

[@jeraldisme]

Omg I LOVE Cazzu!!!!

[@tiathecreator8557]

I’ma do this with Taki Taki🔥

[@SpeakSpanishFaster]

Yes that's a great idea!

[@CryptoDrewLFG]

Do you think it’s best to start with salsa or reggaeton?!

[@Plagolago64]

El son del dolor- cuca🔥

[@annarushing8924]

Thank you. This was helpful. :)

[@AlienSuperstar16]

Awesome video! Im gonna do this for Bad Bunny’s new album.

[@packleader1215]

I listen to Mariachi, La India, Vicente Fernandez (RIP), Selena Q., and others

[@liliarosam]

I can recommend you singers to learn Spanish better than those you mentioned... pop and ballads songs are the best for this...

[@franklinmichel4222]

What’s the name of the song in the video

[@lashawnayvonne1680]

Lol I thought you were going to sing some aventura

[@whynotwyatt294]

15:30 💎

[@whynotwyatt294]

16:34💎

[@kevenwoods3207]

Rocky you sound pretty good rapping man, you might need to try for a record deal

[@SpeakSpanishFaster]

Jaja maybe I will drop a track!

[@bigwill1583]

¿Qué otros raperos recomiendas? ¡Gracias!

[@gymladkhan2223]

Morad

[@rosiesims8078]

Do think it's good to try to learn different Spanish language. Like one Spain the other is Mexican

[@myakthemodel]

Aventura 💕 monchi y Alexandra

[@VILL4NELLE]

Chucky73,you and narcos Mexico literally taught me Spanish. Like yo sabes y entiendo español muy buen. 😂

[@ant_gomes6174]

A veces, cuando utilizo este método, después de escuchando una palabra o frase múltiples veces, no la puedo reconocer bastante que puedo buscarla. Después de cuantas veces yo debería dejar de escuchar y mirar a letra?

[@perdidonoglobo]

I think it was funny you thought Shakira was easy to understand. I recently found the lyrics to Ojos Asi, and it turns out I have been signing it wrong all these years. I still love her, though. Other singers who are easier to understand would be Gloria Estefan, Marc Anthony and Laura Pausini. Useful info nonetheless. Thanks for sharing.

[@SpeakSpanishFaster]

Thanks Joseph! I appreciate you watching and I appreciate the feedback. Marc Anthony is one of my favs!

[@beanerb822]

Is it okay to use a brazilian artist like "Labaq" to learn spanish? Or will the brazilian confuse me?

[@SpeakSpanishFaster]

I'm not familiar with that artist... does Labaq speak Spanish?

[@mariustrebuci7310]

what would you do if you saw me at a stoplight

[@isleymitchell2538]

So do you look up the translation of the lyrics as well? I don't know a lot of words in Spanish.

[@SpeakSpanishFaster]

Yes you can look them up to make the song comprehensible.

[@TuscanWonder]

Lalalalala...Panamera...doodoodoodoodoo.... escalera... (...) Y kee-latte..(...)con altura

[@ItsjusJerilyn]

I Will Try This 🤔

[@makelgonzales9746]

Is this coach rocky

[@ezekielcuellar3678]

Buen vídeo

[@SpeakSpanishFaster]

Muchas gracias Ezekial.

[@teawithal3uml3lel3ee]

🎵 Si en verdad tu no me quiere ya tu no me busque 🎶 Cazzu Bebé🔥

[@priscilareyes1682]

New subscriber 👋🏽👋🏽

[@SpeakSpanishFaster]

YES!!

[@MohamedAhmed-xg1br]

J balvin man da best

[@jerryspencer7916]

¿Alguien puede ayudarme con una canción cantada en inglés y español? Creo que tengo la letra correcta para las primeras 3 líneas en español, pero no puedo entender la primera parte de la cuarta línea. La primera parte de la canción está en inglés; el español comienza a la 1:48 en el enlace. Muchas gracias por cualquier ayuda. WHEN (CUANDO) When, tell me when, darling when did I lose you? When did your heart start saying goodbye? When did you find someone new to amuse you? When did my romance finally die? Tell me when will I smile or find joy ever after. Will there be laughter ever again? When will you learn that I'll always be yearning For your returning? When? Tell me when. Please tell me when. Dime cuándo tendré esos brazos conmigo, Quiero tenerte de nuevo en mi. Cuándo me digas tambien que me quieres, _______cuándo me entrego a ti. Please, tell me when, tell me when. kzbin.info/www/bejne/aKOWmIKPZrSZlbs

[@jerryspencer7916]

@@I.Hernan Gracias por tu ayuda. He pensado en esta canción durante varios meses. Ahora, creo que las palabras son "en ese cuando". Cuando (when) es una palabra clave en esta canción, Anacani la canta 13 veces en inglés y 3 veces (cuando = when) en español. Gracias de nuevo, Jerry.

[@jesusbrown9276]

I made a mistake starting with ven devórame otra vez

[@Carlos-pe9ms]

hola

[@matthewgarcia2515]

Coach rock is that you?

[@7vx7]

Ayo, this the same rocky from that bball channel

[@mctransportation9831]

Coyote country music's cover of Brad Paisley's "Ticks".

[@ZavianN11]

No way I thought I'd see coach rock here

[@blackbarndominium907]

well, you certainly said a lot of words there.

[@Jayinjapanese]

Why 17min though (10-)

[@dehestmann9486]

Me: Norwegian Also Me: Ima learn Spanish. Lmfao, but good work

[@SpeakSpanishFaster]

LOL

[@OTERO81]

Bro you're viking , you should be learning old Norse. I learned some and now I can fluently write in Runic Futharck.

[@dehestmann9486]

@@OTERO81 old Norse or Norwegian?

[@dehestmann9486]

@@OTERO81 and they aren’t Vikings no more

[@dehestmann9486]

@@OTERO81 old Norse or Norwegian?

[@Rozalyn508]

What about cumbia?

[@Carlos-pe9ms]

soy español

[@cochinowithabowlcut]

sé que es popular pero si te gusta cazzu, creo que te guste nathy peluso!!! ¡la mas belicosa la mas peligrosa!!!!

[@ProdByKF16]

isnt this coach rock from ilovebasketballtv?

[@braindeadplat4327]

oh thats what he said

[@TuscanWonder]

Te veo

[@Carlos-pe9ms]

está bueno el video xd

[@llayyyy]

ya que

[@SpeakSpanishFaster]

sí

[@Finjen22]

Who else here to learn how to sing like Cher In Chiquita? Just me? Ok..

[@jahro4797]

I dont get how people learn language with music like i grew up with latin music y nada

[@idkjaay]

cuh im hispanic but im terrible at spanish 😭

[@kontrollme9034]

Half of the people in the comments probably chose bad bunny😂😭💀

[@xxbobbleheadxx9607]

Yep 💀

[@lovealwayswins1736]

Maluma baby

[@sacredscotty]

Wait???? Coach rock?

[@Im.analissa]

wait a min....COACH!?

[@ebrooks24711]

You talk way too much dude. Through the whole video you tell us why we are going to learn.

[@caleb_sol991]

bruh you look like the guy off of ilovebasketball🤔

[@jaymartin4549]

Criminal Sound gta 5

[@SpeakSpanishFaster]

Lol

[@braindeadplat4327]

u look like jesus 😇😇😇😇😇😇

[@caspe2073]

I can’t unsee