How To Speak Perfect Mexican Spanish

[@SpanishWithNate.]

Find out your Spanish level for free in under 2 minutes here!! 🎉spanishwithnate.com/

[@fourthdeconstruction]

Yes, a great video but it has to be said that Mexican Spanish is the most important Spanish in the world as Mexico is largest country where spanish is spoken and Mexico is where most media (TV (Series, soap operas, programs), movies and music are produced and distributed to more than 140 countries everyday. I lived in Australia and I saw Mexican soap operas in public TV as well as soccer games.

[@increible8822]

😎

[@esauvalencia7699]

Haz uno de como sonar como un gringo ahora xd

[@RAUL_THE_TERRIBLE]

Suena increíble bro

[@alfredoalejanbromatienzora9449]

A chido

[@luzdemerope1750]

Hablas mejor el español de México que cualquier latino de otro país tratando de imitar nuestros acentos 😂🎉🎉

[@buronti6941]

Te lo sacaste de la manga para subir su ego XD

[@ipkickss]

@@buronti6941 no, es real. Cuando alguien de latino america que no es Mexicano intenta imitar nuestro acento incluso me resulta molesto porque suena como si se estuvieran burlando y con el no es el caso.

[@w3ndy_1tz]

​@@ipkickss eso es verdad

[@historiasdeinternet569]

@@ipkickss Pero cual acento? Faltan varios. Los Yucatecos hablan distinto, inclusive tienen tonalidades de como suena el maya. Los de centro y sur cargan tambien tonalidades de las diversas lenguas indígenas. Los del norte hablan más golpeado. No hay un solo acento mexicano, o los demás no somos mexicanos? Pff

[@kevinalvarz]

@@historiasdeinternet569 inclusive☝️🤓

[@christopherking6367]

I grew up learning Spanish in Miami and learned more of a Cuban accent. I didn't even know I had that until I went to Spain. People kept asking if I was Cuban. It really is about the Spanish you consume.

[@christopherking6367]

@@SunshineGelb😂

[@antoniobanderas9769]

@@SunshineGelb 😂 Español/ Creole , Tahino

[@callous21]

​@@SunshineGelb como no? Si lo ejj😂

[@martinsaavedra5669]

​@@SunshineGelb pls , el acento caribeño es mas entendible que el Chileno xd

[@carlosmedrano6868]

​@@martinsaavedra5669 viejo si hasta los chilenos usan subtitulos para ver películas chilenas

[@belceb]

Ví este video por curiosidad, Está muy chingón tu acento ojalá ayudes a muchos estadounidenses a mejorar su español. Yo hago justo lo mismo para aprender inglés. Saludos y mucho éxito.

[@victorrivera1606]

A mejorar o a empeorarlo? Por favor!

[@sephyfan]

​@@victorrivera1606 no seas un patan güey

[@oldchild527]

​@@sephyfan déjalo es otro niño que quiere atención.

[@abnalem2003]

​@@victorrivera1606 Mejorarlo

[@hergettaa]

​@@victorrivera1606a mejorarlo, ya que parece ser que tu nisiquiera sabes español, porque se escribe "por favor" 🤓☝

[@cazajds]

Realmente suenas como un mexicano, me sorprendiste con tu acento, te lo dice un mexicano. Saludos y te deseo lo mejor.

[@TransDemonYT]

mm no, la verdad no

[@nombreapellido6115]

La neta no seas lambom, si habla chido el español pero no suena como nativo no seas barbero

[@jony2325]

I dont know what im doing watching a tutorial to how to speak as a mexican, since Im mexican, but this guy has really nailed it, he has a good enough accent !!

[@DonawaVi]

“K, so first , get your vowels down” - Nate; “Queso first, get your vowels down” - my ears lol

[@JackOLanter]

😂😂😂

[@cyborg-zl2mc]

I heard the same 😂😂

[@deafphantom865]

Perfecto helmano 😮

[@MS-pe2vt]

Except "queso'' is not pronounced ''kay-so''

[@enriqueromeroaguilar8395]

Your advise is quite useful, nonetheless any native could easily tells that you still have an accent, but when it has to do with communication, that is not relevant. If you speak clealy as you do it is what really matters. Congrats.

[@YaribClass]

Soy profe de inglés en México y no sé como llegué a ver este video para pronunciar mejor el español😅😅😅 buen video

[@Skye_Laniakea-chan]

The beautiful its than i can understand without subtittles xD

[@Tony2158]

Yo estoy estudiando japonés y tampoco se como llegue aquí 😅

[@bruceleehace20anos17]

​@@Tony2158 yo estaba viendo una película de los 50 jajaja

[@increible8822]

Xd

[@Halcon_Sierreno]

Enséñame Náhuatl, wey. Deja esa obsesión por las lenguas Europeas.

[@Ozmni11]

I'm Mexican and you sound like someone from Mexico. Very good!

[@thearkraiser]

Se nota el acento gringo, pero eres más bueno que el 99% de gringos hablando español

[@jagg4204]

americano*

[@justinnayderpatino431]

​@@jagg4204 americanos somos todos los que en América(continente) estámos

[@mr.cryxys9554]

@@jagg4204 gringo*

[@zizu1537]

Super Holly habla muy bien el español

[@chrispelletier8654]

*Eres Mejor. Y por cierto Actraiser gran juego.

[@deivit666_ImI]

Jajajaja soy mexicano y la verdad hablas muy bien. Muchas felicidades! 🥳

[@Elneko-tw8xs]

Andale, ya te caché siendo de México y viendote tutoriales de como hablar tu propio idioma, en otro idioma. Excelente!

[@deivit666_ImI]

@@Elneko-tw8xs 🤣🤣🤣

[@isay5885]

​@@Elneko-tw8xs yooo

[@bruceleehace20anos17]

​@@Elneko-tw8xs sería como la materia de español en las escuelas jaja

[@mey2142]

​@@Elneko-tw8xs yooo JAJAJ es que nos aparece

[@Go-Vegan-7]

no puede ser, eres la primera persona no nativa que habla español tan bonito

[@reypreciadojc1999]

Y @superholly donde la dejas

[@Go-Vegan-7]

@@reypreciadojc1999 pensaba que era nativa 😳, acabo de ir a investigar y su idioma nativo es inglés

[@SantiagoLW]

@@reypreciadojc1999 El de Holly es perfecto, la diferencia es que ella se crío cierto tiempo en México desde que era una niña

[@reypreciadojc1999]

@@SantiagoLW el punto de eso es el idioma nativo , no si se crío o no en México , su lengua madre es el inglés ,

[@mrd7532]

para nada

[@jonathancollin3096]

It goes the same way for English. What you said about Mexican music is what my abuela did to learn English. She was born in Mexico and learned English by listening to American music, watching American movies and media. She spoke the most perfect English I heard anyone speak. She was an angel. RIP Abuela.

[@argonwheatbelly637]

It's funny, but I was speaking with a girl from Peru yesterday, and we switched to Spanish for a few minutes. Well, Spanish peppered with some English. My daughter loved it, because she had never seen her daddy actually speak in another language with other people in public. Mind you, aprendí español en la calle. I never took it in school. I took French. Yeah, I'm that old. She's first learning Spanish in 4th grade (some since Kindergarten), and I thought it would be fun to show her some of your videos. She thought they were very cool, and is now practicing more and more. Her pronunciation needs a boatload of work (the vowels), but she's getting there. Thanks for this channel!

[@vnox5223]

At that age the chance is pretty big that she can develop a native-like accent. I have a friend that moved to my country at 13 and he sounds just like everyone else! I stil can't imagine that he spent his first 13 years so far away from my country judging by how well he speaks! It's like it's his mother tongue. I really suggest you further stimulate your daughter to learn because being able to speak and understand multiple languages is a blessing. Especially in the US, I suppose, where the majority is monolingual.

[@Gandalfthegrey1]

Muy bien, Nate! Tu español realmente suena muy natural y tus consejos son muy buenos. Te lo dice un mexicano.

[@himster22]

I’m not Mexican but I can imitate their accent very well by adding certain words such as: órale, no manches, a poco, etc 😂

[@andresantao9739]

Xd

[@EriMCardenasRC]

Simon wey💀

[@rocklennon4362]

Puros estéreotipos eso de órale wey 🙄

[@KalelPilgrim-zg4yi]

Es chileno ve sus videos, si nosotros quisiéramos hablar con acento chileno antes hay que cortarnos la lengua po pooo cachai cachai

[@himster22]

@@KalelPilgrim-zg4yi andai sapeando saco e wea 😂😂😂

[@carlosalonsojimenezsalazar9891]

As a Mexican im so impressed how he talks Spanish

[@DonawaVi]

Rolling r’s is really a matter of understanding that the tongue is a muscle. More practice/ effort trying to roll your r’s is like doing jumping jacks or pull ups everyday to get your tongue stronger and stronger

[@randomkid5645]

even though i'm native Spanish speaker is interesting to wach a stranger's opinion about learning mexican slang/accent. Great content!

[@jesusuriostegui-1590]

Hola, soy mexicano. Me gustó mucho tu video bro, se nota el agrado que tienes sobre el lenguaje latino y la dedicación que le has puesto, te agradezco que ayudes a las personas a aprender a usar tan lindo idioma y a todas las personas extranjeras, les tengo un mensaje: Bienvenidos al español y a México, mucha suerte practicando el idioma. :))

[@santiagoruiz8241]

Aprendiendo español siendo mexicano, cada día se aprende chicos

[@m.s.35]

Una vez mi cuñada argentina me dijo que a veces se olvida de que no soy argentino. ese fue el cumplido mas significativo que he recibido hasta hoy :) imitation was teh biggest thing for me. i spent so much time repeating my friends or media and it helped so much. and with all that media consumption you start to know how it should sound in your head even though you cant quite do it right. just takes time!

[@KalelPilgrim-zg4yi]

Eso es un insulto

[@m.s.35]

@@KalelPilgrim-zg4yi ??

[@lunaginebra]

As a Mexican woman, I can say you do sound Mexican lol specially when you say sentences like “es parte de mi vida” and that’s crazy because you explain key tips to sound better! And that’s something not everybody knows or shares, It would really help if you do a similar video to improve our English level!

[@curiousbat5368]

I think I'm not the only Mexican who finds this video very interesting. Learning how to properly speak my own language LOL

[@ludwiglanestudios]

Honestly, it's more about having a good ear and being a good mimicker. If youre a good mimicker, It does seem weird at first, as if youre caricaturizing a stereotype, but thats the right way to do it. My friends an uncanny mimicker and is learning Chinese. He amazed his chinese professor the first week of class (he didnt know a lick of chinese prior to the class). He did it by being over-the-top in his imitation of the teacher. He mentioned that he felt a of he was being a joker but he sounded impressive with his tones.

[@jaszci6395]

Lo bueno es que aprende el español mexicano neutral, no toma acento como chilango, norteño, etc. Quienes aprenden con él podrían tomar buena referencia con el.

[@LosHuxleys]

Es español tapatío jajaj

[@SrCucaracho]

El asentó si es neutral! Y eso está genial jajaja 👍

[@predators3085]

Español “Neutro”

[@juanmanuelhernandezrivera5961]

y luego el peruano y el chileno

[@edgarom1606]

Para mi suena bastante del centro de México, no neutral.

[@louiseteaches]

As a British girl learning Spanish, and particularly interested in Mexico, this is awesome! Thank you so much.

[@baddas380]

Eres más bueno hablando español que muchos Mexicanos, a veces ni nos tomamos el tiempo de pronunciar bien las palabras, really good spanish tbh

[@jaqueline1576]

I'm mexican and I'm actually impressed, your accent it's really nice to hear

[@hasonpoy]

En verdad, el desafió para los estadounidenses, en mi opinion, es elegir cual acento a aprender. Tenido un conversación con un hombre de Puerto Rico cuando visité Louisville, y me dije que lo que más difícil es decidir el tipo de acento a aprender porque hay muchos. En esta ciudad, hay mucha gente están de tantos países de Latam.

[@victorrivera1606]

Acento es una cosa, regionalismos es otra. No todos los mexicanos hablan como este señor quiere hacer creer.

[@heidivazquez8396]

El acento no se elije, se te pega dependiendo de con que interactues más si vas a vivir a un lugar se te va a pegar el acento aunque no quieras

[@dgr5421]

Siempre sale un envidioso

[@AleksPizana]

En todo idioma siempre hay muchos acentos.

[@ACSMEX]

@@victorrivera1606 El acento que está usando es mexicano. No quiere decir que en todo México se hable así. Por ejemplo, yo soy del norte y acá hablamos más "golpeado". El punto es que si lo oyes hablar, de inmediato piensas "ah, este wey aprendió español en México o con mexicanos". No suena como boliviano, chileno, argentino, etc. Suena como mexicano.

[@LegoManGonzalez20]

Listening at this I just noticed of all the interesting things about my own accent, nice video

[@RandomBoy0101]

algo que siempre me a encantado del ingles y el español (de mexico XD) es que son muy contrastantes , en español un gringo cambia su voz de manera brutal y un mexicano cambia su voz en ingles de manera mas ligera hasta que alcanzas el nivel de Papá mexicano americano. edit: Ñ

[@vnox5223]

El Español me hace aguda la voz jajajaaj

[@nikkiprince9339]

Es cierto, yo tmb siento mi voz algo cambiada en ingles y en español🤭🤭

[@nikkiprince9339]

@@vnox5223 y el ingles se me hace como hablar con papa en boca, te lo dice un canadiense🤣

[@juanmanuelhernandezrivera5961]

Ñ

[@eiguajardo]

me (mexican) watching this and paying extra attention lol. but you are so right, I grew up listening nothing but english language, music, tv, school, a lot of touristing in the US, somehow I feel more related with US lifestyle, the language grows so much within you, I think in english most of the time, the secret for me was Knowing the alphabet and the rest just came together.

[@joseluisorivemartinez42]

Soy mexicano y estoy impresionado con tu acento. La frase que más me gustó que dijeras fue "A mí me gustan los tacos" 😅

[@ACSMEX]

Mismo caso, me sorprendió que la única diferencia fue el tono y el ritmo. Pasó de "actor gringo fingiendo que sabe español en una película" a "Luisito Comunica"... Oh no, me acabo de dar cuenta que habla como pipope.

[@cesarag6996]

Hey, yo te conocí en las reunión que se hacían en la Roma. Qué bien que tengas tu canal. Éxito. 🙌

[@deyfrost9943]

Guao al escucharte hablar perfectamente español con tanta naturaleza luego de estar hablando en ingles, me dejo como procesado un buen rato, estaba acostumbrado a que siempre lo pronunciaran raro (tengo unos primos que son de USA, sólo su mama habla español y aun después de enseñarles desde pequeños él idioma, lo hablan bastante raro) es de admirar tu acento tan natural

[@caraqueno]

Soy un norteamericano de ascendencia mexicana que vivio en Venezuela y tuvo muchos roces con venezolanos durante un lapso de veinte anos. Con orgullo (por lo transcedental que ha sido mis experiencias en Venezuela) hay personas que me confunden con caraqueno. Felicitaciones, Nate!

[@HYDROCARBON_XD]

No existe la ascendencia mexicana porque los mexicanos son una nacionalidad no una raza,y los mexicanos también so norteamericanos al estar en Norteamérica

[@angelgraciano5741]

Hablas muy bien el español, tu acento suena como el de la gente de el bajio de México (Guanajuato, Aguascalientes, San Luis, Jalisco, Zacatecas)

[@Skye_Laniakea-chan]

Yo no hablo así wey soy de San Luis Potosí xD

[@Skye_Laniakea-chan]

No habla como del bajío, habla mezcla entre Tijuana y sonora

[@angelgraciano5741]

@@Skye_Laniakea-chan yo también soy de San Luis jajaja

[@huebcite5016]

​@🇲🇽 Skye Laniakea Chan tlaxcala

[@IzaK007]

Los del sur y chilangos

[@M3XICAN_09]

As a Mexican,you sound perfect

[@Tlohtzin123]

No todos los Mexicanos hablan con acento Tapatío, pero si suenas mejor que el 99% de extrangeros hablando español 😅

[@James_Edward59]

Most Mexicans don’t speak with a Tapatio accent, I live in California too but the Central Valley and everyone here is from Sinaloa, Michoacán o Jalisco. I have many many friends from all 3 and it’s pretty easy to tell where someone is from just from their accent and how they look.

[@rookiemusician5016]

El acento tapatío no está tan marcado ese es el detalle con el XD pero igual si es cierto que hay muchos lugares donde hay una verdadera diferencia en acento y modismos al punto en el que llega a parecer otro país

[@SuperPepecharlie]

Extranjeros*

[@Alex-uf6su]

I really love how people from the USA get interested in learning Spanish, I'm from Argentina and don't even have the accent even thought I born there and lived there for 17 years haha Keep it going people, I believe is something beautiful trying to learn a new language to either travel and know more places, or to get to know more people and even help them in some cases

[@zacmorri]

Nate how can I get a moustache like that

[@SpanishWithNate.]

You know Zach, I've been getting a lot of hate on this stache, so I appreciate the question. It's actually just a fake moustache I've taped onto my face permanently.

[@James_Edward59]

One thing Nate didn’t mention that I found was huge huge to help with my accent and learning Spanish is reading. Watch Mexican KZbin videos or just videos in Spanish and then go to the comments and just read the comments. Go online and search something up and just read articles even if you have no idea what it is saying, you need to get that fluidity down with reading entire sentences and paragraphs and articles because if you just say the a couple or few words all the time as a response, you will never learn how to get fluid with speaking Spanish and that fluidity helps you relax and be able to pronounce words better and feel more comfortable when speaking. I do not enjoy reading at all but I read whatever I can in Spanish even if I don’t understand it and I can genuinely read Spanish better than most my Mexican friends, even the ones from Mexico where Spanish is their first language.

[@vikalmarentes4376]

Love the way you enunciate words. Sounds clear

[@SomeoneCommenting]

I'm a native Spanish speaker, and it's amazing how you sound so Mexican that is really hard not to believe it. You even speak Spanish better than many other native people that I know.

[@thaisito344]

Tienes un excelente acento. el acento mexicano es increíblemente difícil, incluso para hablantes del español nativos de otros países. Muy poca gente he visto que tenga un acento mexicano decente, incluso de países similares.

[@kirogre67]

Tenemos acento???? Yo la neta ni lo sabía, o almenos no lo distingo

[@rocklennon4362]

Los acentos mexicanos

[@DonRamiro1]

Both my parents were raised in Jalisco. My dad was born in Texas but the family returned to Mexico when he was two years old. My Spanish is a function of my Michiganian midwestern accent. There isn't a lot of inflection like someone from Mexico, or more specifically, Jalisco. I used to hate it but I came to accept it. Besides, a very attractive woman in Jalisco once told me she LOVED my accent so at least I have that going for me, which is nice...

[@patrickblake6860]

The advantage of Mexican Spanish is that they pronounce all their syllables, I am German learning Spanish

[@antonietaladino6321]

Si, yo soy mexicana y tienes toda la razón, es como el español más correcto

[@alandelacruz4]

I didn’t know there were those many people interested in a video about how to sound like us. Makes me cry 🥺

[@rafaelpalma5983]

Eres un tipazo!! En serio suenas como nosotros. Good Job!!

[@miguelz1858]

tu español es asombroso, me quede impactado con lo que dijiste aquí 4:54 hablaste natural a comparación de los españoles tratando de imitar el nudismo mexicano.

[@AdrianChazz]

Hermano, felicidades, que buen acento...! Muy agradable de escuchar, un suscriptor mexicano más...!

[@quemaloscalor]

Soy maestro de primaria y enseño a los niños a leer. La fundamental es importante, pero la forma en que la ejecutas como un no hablante es increìble. Llegué por curiosidad pero me voy con una buena experiencia

[@lohgr]

Por lo güero y tú acento, si me hablas en español hubiera pensado que eras de Guadalajara totalmente! 😅 tu acento es muy bueno!

[@dchristiansen1]

Great advice Nate! Years ago we had a German exchange student live with us for a school year. She asked me how she could improve her American accent. I told her to speak German mocking an American tourist speaking with a bad accent. She did that, and we laughed. I said now speak English like that. It was an almost instantaneous improvement. We laughed again! When I haven't spoken Spanish in a while, I get my mouth ready by imitating Slowpoke Rodriguez. "Speedy Gonzales ees a freend of my seester!" LOL!

[@svetcovladich9996]

Your accent is quite good for a gringo (probably because you started very young, as a child I would guess, which is the key in developing a native-like accent). And if you want to sound even more native, work on your Bs, Ds and Gs between vowels or before L. Change them from occlusive sounds (or stops, where the air stops coming out for a second when you make the sound) to fricative sounds (air comes out constantly when you are making the sound). For example, when you said "hablar," the B sounded like an occlusive, which sounds non-native/gringo to the ear. Try to keep your lips slightly open (almost like a kissy face) so that the air comes out when you are pronouncing the B before the L. The B should sound more like a V. Great job!

[@lavanda_285]

A mexican here! And his accent is PERFECT.

[@dalinda2]

Su acento es muy bonito, es neutral. Fácilmente puede decir que es de casi cualquier país de habla hispana y de algunas partes de España. El reggaeton no es "MÚSICA" para aprender español, escuchen baladas románticas 🥰 Me encantó el vídeo.

[@pepegalvan_]

Bro, your spanish is sooooooo good, hope more gringos come to watch you videos, I live in a town stacked of "expats" not willing to learn the language (most of them)...

[@MorongoValley]

Most Neflix TV Shows & Movies are dubbed in a very standard Spanish that leans very Mexican, but not heavy. This would be a good start. Also Telenovelas are great to capture the feelings, emotions & exaggerations that Mexicans or Latinos in general have. Nate, you do sound very Native. ❤❤

[@ookydooky8892]

Actually when speaking English, the term is "Latinx" since English doesn't have grammatical gender

[@Camhart15]

@@ookydooky8892 They actually find latin x offensive

[@ookydooky8892]

@@Camhart15 why should i care what they think? i wish they didn't even exist in the first place

[@vanevargasr]

Tienes un español demasiado bueno. Yo quisiera aprender a hablar inglés y saber todas las reglas gramaticales realmente tienes toda mi admiración 😊

[@amgooder]

Nate even grew a mustache to complete his Mexican look🤭 When it comes to accents...what do you want to sound like?...someone from Brooklyn NY, Texas, Nashville ...Down Under...British? Same goes for Spanish.

[@kmazanec]

I've been speaking Spanish for over 30 years and living in Mexico City for 20 years, and no matter how well I speak the local dialect of Spanish, people often comment that they know I'm a foreigner because of my "accent." I have light blonde hair, blue eyes, and a very "foreign" body type, shall we say, so I honestly don't think it's my "accent" that's giving me away. When I speak over the phone, people never comment that I have an accent or even ask me where I'm from. I really think that one's physical appearance influences the amount of "accent" others will perceive them to have. What do you think?

[@schizofren_ia]

woah neta si lo hablas como un mexicano, siguele mi rey

[@soydrome.5819]

amigo, tu acento esta increible, al principio no crei que fuese tan bueno

[@virreylesaro]

Mexicanos: eres mexicano. Nate: soy gringo. Mexicanos: pero hablas español. Nate: I'm american, gringo. Mexicanos: *neuron activation*

[@DreamSpectre12]

XD, estuvo bueno

[@edoga_hanekawa8214]

yo estoy aprendiendo ingles y japones y me encanta ver como otras personas se esfuerzan en hablar y aprender mi idioma, me inspiran ah aprender y esforzarme yo mismo.

[@frankpichardo5299]

You’re so right: Imitate. If we think about it, that’s how societies work; kids learn to talk by imitating their parents.

[@jonvany2168]

Dios mío, el video fue perfecto. El único error que hallé fue al final. En vez de decir "si te haya gustado" queda mejor decir "si te ha gustado". Fuera de ahí super buen video, hablas clarísimo el ingles y el español y lo importante es eso.

[@yosoysaile4444]

Siempre me dió curiosidad cómo les enseñan a hablar español. Qué bueno que remarcaste que son diferentes acentos, y también palabras usadas muy distinto de un pais a otro

[@elhijodelcochi]

Me sorprendiste muchísimo jajaj, esta genial tu manera de hablar!!

[@gabrielmoreirabr]

As a Brazilian I love english/spanish videos because I feel like I'm trilingual 😅

[@LemonCakeOfficial]

Si s nota a veces que no eres un hablante nativo pero tu español es muy bueno, se oye natural jaja (soy de México)

[@Moymoysh]

Te sale bien chingon!!🇲🇽🇲🇽👌👌

[@josegiovanigonzalezmata5570]

Hablas mejor que los 20 millones de chilangos viviendo en CDMX jajaja Saludos desde tierras jaliscienses!

[@anifxtxsy1152]

Son 9 y es el acento más neutral, los ñeros son nacos.

[@YulioWizz]

Que es un jaliszco?

[@TheRenesio]

this is amazing, i learned english by myself w google translate and lyrics, put the languange on u enviroment is really helpfull been doin it all this time plus that mexican spanish on point 👌still sound gringo but can get dismiss by been raza

[@jaimev6987]

Hey Bro, congrats! Good spanish, I can watch your dedication. You're a mexican speaking 99% The best american that I have heard in my idiom

[@jameskeane9721]

Soy irlandés y hablo con acento español, de España. Para mi es el acento más lindo. Joder macho, yo flipo por el castellano!

[@lioarte]

Joder tio, eso flipa .😂

[@aislingsibeallyons3416]

Same here!!!!!!

[@aislingsibeallyons3416]

Nice to see another paddy here

[@BleuMontiel]

Qué tal van las ondas flipantes a todo gas mi lobezhno!??😂

[@Vegetarianbull]

Onda Vital!!!

[@Skye_Laniakea-chan]

Its beautiful when i understand the video without the subtittles

[@wisecoconut5]

This is funny, my husband and I both speak Spanish pidgeon. We really don't know Spanish but we have picked up enough to get by. Anyway, my husbaand has a deplorable accent but mine is more Mexican. So when we are in Mexico he will say something, and the person he is taking to will ask me to clarify. I repeat exactly but, I guess I sound better! I should also note that while my family is English and Swiss, I look meztiso to Mexican eyes because I am short and darker skinned. Blond, 6 foot hubby has a harder time!

[@pepe1994181]

I'm Mexican and I watch your videos to practice my English you sound good in Spanish,.

[@dannielsoria5416]

Tu español es muy bueno 👌🏻

[@rossmarino2776]

What is always important to explain is that, as in any other country and language, there are different levels of Spanish in Mexico: from popular Spanish spoken by people with a low or medium-low education level, to Spanish spoken by people with a low or low educational level. medium or medium-high. For each level of Spanish, there is some use of structures and vocabulary. For example, in neighborhood Spanish with a low or medium-low level of education, words like "chido" (cool, nice) or "chingón" (very good) are used a lot. The use of certain words will show your level of education as well. Therefore, when it comes to surrounding yourself with friends to learn Spanish, you should also consider the educational level of your friends. There is nothing wrong with surrounding yourself with friends with a low or medium-low educational level, but you should be aware that the level of Spanish you will learn will reflect that level of education in one way or another. My recommendation is that you have friends of different educational levels so that you can learn different types of Spanish and can then use different levels in different circumstances. If you are invited, for example, to a dinner with people with a high educational level and when you speak Spanish you say "chido" or "chingón", then people may think that your Spanish is actually of a low or medium-low educational level, creating a dissonance. It is important then to understand that there is not just one type of Mexican Spanish. There are many levels of Spanish and there are also many Mexican accents. An accent from northern Mexico is not the same as an accent from central Mexico, nor is an accent from the center the same as an accent from the south. It's exactly the same as other countries (in the case of the United States it would be like comparing the East Coast accent of people from New York to the South accent of people in Texas). What would you say is the "American" accent?. The same happens in Mexico. So then there is no such thing as a "perfect Mexican accent." The references you say refer to "perfect pronunciation", not "perfect accent". My recommendation is to always leave the accent until the last. If you are learning Spanish, worry more about learning grammar well, the use of gender in adjectives (this is the main nightmare of English speakers), verb conjugations, and above all standard vocabulary (not necessarily Mexican).

[@hugobustamante5913]

Si hablas español muy bien, felicidades, suenas como alguien de la ciudad de México xD

[@My_MeIody]

I'm Mexican and I've learned English for a few years and I can confirm that your spanish is so good! Most of the americans sound like they're just saying Spanish words with their own language. I dunno why but when I speak English I sound like a Filipino 💀

[@vikalmarentes4376]

Your Mexican Spanish is great.

[@JesusChapa_Delta]

Yo siendo de México les puedo decir que tiene un carisma cautivador y bastante buenos consejos

[@juanyeizi2895]

I'm Mexican and yeah, English has 20 different vowel sounds and spanish just has 5, they even are just short flat sounds, if you see a vowel, there's just one sound, people from other countries tend to make more than one and I think that's a pretty simple mistake to fix. I actually think that's the most important part of speaking right and not sounding like a "Greeeeengaou".

[@demagagegigogu]

You nailed it, yes, that's the key to a native spanish pronunciation. Straight forward with the vowels and the "r" sound make it stronger cause in english it is too subtle

[@antharg.g8360]

1 note to add to this video we have many different accents, it all depends on the state you are in, Jalisco, Mexico City, Durango, Sinaloa, etc. but the most normal and easy accents are those from the center of the country (Jalisco, Puebla, Colima, Veracruz, etc.) Those are accents with fewer mannerisms

[@chilpancingo5000]

A huevo , más gente aprendiendo español y aprendiendo más de nuestro idioma

[@mauriciobori]

Hahaha I’m a Mexican was just curious very funny thanks for sharing love your accent absolutely love it

[@salvadorperez8397]

El dialecto(grupo) más hablado es el español americano y de ese dialecto el más hablado es el mexicano.

[@screamingexplosivesoldier9750]

Gus Fring is going to love this video

[@johnhampton826]

Ay guey!, Canelo clickbait got me. good video as usual though

[@RNareyyxool]

Wey* jajaja

[@carlosalba9690]

@@RNareyyxool I think either is fine or even Güey.

[@RNareyyxool]

@@carlosalba9690 es que los mexicanos así lo escribimos wey

[@horaciomorales3166]

@@RNareyyxool no todos. unos le dan importancia a la ortografía propia.

[@lorepumaodonto]

Wow !!! Your pronunciation and accent is amazing!!! 😮🎉

[@goldvideo]

“Si te haya gustado” is definitely Mexican Spanish. In Spain, present subjunctive is never used with “si”. It would be “si te ha gustado”. Also, while “si puedas” is perfectly acceptable in Mexico, it would sound wrong to a Spaniard (as they would expect to hear “si puedes”). When I was recently in Mexico, I just substituted “tío” with “güey”, “coger” with “agarrar” or “tomar” and “guay” with “chido” or “padre”, and I got along famously with the Mexicans I spoke with. Although they would look at me funny when I would say “thervetha” instead of “cerveza”. I’m from the US, but I spent enough time in Spain to pronounce certain c's and z's as "th" ... so I seemed to be a gringo with a Spain Spanish accent.

[@madmex123]

We follow the same rules established by the RAE (real academia Española). Si te haya gustado not only isn’t Mexican spanish, is bad spanish period. Your assertion that bad spanish is perfectly acceptable in Mexico is just wrong.

[@goldvideo]

@@madmex123 I apologize if I was wrong on that point. I’m not an expert in Mexican Spanish. I will say that on Mexican TV shows and in regular conversations with some Mexicans I know, I’ve encountered many situations where “si” is paired with the present subjunctive (si pueda hacerlo …). And also things like “No sé si venga” pop up. That is NEVER heard in Spain. First of all, if a subjunctive is to be used at all with “si”, it would be si + the past subjunctive in a hypothetical statement, like “si tuviera mucho dinero, me compraría un coche”. And saber would not trigger the present subjunctive in any case I know of. However, “si supiera el problema, intentaría resolverlo” is completely correct in Spain. I just made the incorrect assumption that si + present subjunctive was acceptable in Mexico.

[@madmex123]

@@goldvideo I have a master’s degree in Spanish literature. You trying to teach me Spanish grammar is like me trying to teach Einstein about relativity. I lived in Spain for 6 years and my dad is from Asturias.

[@n0mada2]

Pronunciar la c como th no es cecear (not lisp). ceceo -> c, z y s = th seseo -> c, z y s = s normativo castellano -> c y z = th . s = s

[@jakubelik]

@@madmex123 How do youtube comments get so unhinged so quickly? Like the conversation in yt comments goes off the rails way faster than on any other social media. Like 3 comments in and man is already coming out of the gates swinging with "I AM THE EINSTEIN OF ESPAÑOL"

[@apolodiaz3236]

Here a center's Mexico habitant 😃✌️and fan of your content. Aprendo mucho de ti, tomo notas de cómo enseñar una lengua extranjera. Eres el mejor KZbinr de enseñanza del español.💖

[@dannyheller4612]

Mi acento es una mezcla de todos los cantantes latinos que he escuchado alguna vez.

[@lumine5312]

Your accent is great, it's literally like listening to another Mexican. Congratulations 💙

[@ulesalv8949]

aprendí mas sobre el español aqui, que con mis maestros de español...soy mexicano xd

[@increible8822]

Xd