How To Teach Yourself Spanish at Home!!

[@SpeakSpanishFaster]

Thanks everyone for watching! Here's more free training to really start helping you learn Spanish - speakspanishfaster.com/youtube/ Here's the link to How to read in Spanish video I mentioned - kzbin.info/www/bejne/sH6WmJ6fbdxpkJo

[@angelicacolina3076]

I have spent months researching into teaching yourself to speak Spanish and found a great website at Fergs spanish blueprint (google it if you're interested)

[@noahfulmor8712]

Teach myself

[@noahfulmor8712]

Teacher myself Spanish

[@PriscillaBowser]

I go through waves with my Spanish where I study for a few months consistently and then give up because some of the grammar rules keeps on getting me. I just discovered your page and have been consuming your videos for like 3 hours and have already learned more than I expected!! I appreciate how easy you make it to understand better and that you instill confidence in just doing it and not overthinking whether it’s perfect. Thank you for the confidence boost, I’ll be returning to your page frequently!

[@floridian4072]

Sometimes I get discouraged or I feel not motivated enough. I know enough to get by. But I think what I really need is a native to be around like 24/7 in order to pick up my listening skills. I’m a fast learner but the listening part just be having me like “really?!??”

[@SpeakSpanishFaster]

Lol it's okay man just keep working on it. Stay focused!

[@ChaplainMelanie]

LOL. "Really?" That's funny. Yes, it can be frustrating when you want to learn but it's not happening fast enough. I would love to be able to converse with someone in Spanish too, but so far, that has not worked out for me. I haven't given up though. Don't you give up either. The more you listen, the more you pick up. Go for it!

[@Ab-cj6gl]

Bro listening audiobooks are your savior's 🤣 audiobooks help me a looooot with my english

[@wildstyle2532]

When I learn Spanish first thing imma do is change my phone to Español, just started teaching myself like 10 mins ago btw😂 Buenos noches Familia ✊🏾 ¿Español Bueno? Only know a few words but I feel powerful

[@SpeakSpanishFaster]

This is awesome!

[@kcorpora1]

k lo k mi gente cómo están? You cannot learn spanish unless you have a passion for. If you do not have a passion for it you will get frustrated and bored and not be consistent. I do not have native speakers around me. What I do is create situations in my head or what I see. I find out how to say it in spanish. yo enteré cómo decirlo en español. I have a passion for spanish so I am speaking it in my head all the time. I vacation in the DR so it is so fulfilling to communicate. But it is hard for beginners. Say the word, look up the meaning of the word, use the word properly in communicating, tenses, subjunctive, etc. So follow this man's advice, it is good.

[@SpeakSpanishFaster]

Thanks so much my friend!

[@kcorpora1]

@@SpeakSpanishFaster de nada

[@kinsaagatlnao238]

muchas gracias por su consejo decidí mejorar mi español durante la cuarentena en la casa y ahora cuando trabajo con las comunidades latinas alrededores puedo hablar en español con fluidez ❕

[@khushbujha8182]

At that time satisfaction level is on the top🙃😇

[@edlomaja1171]

I knew he looked familiar in the ad it's coach rock

[@rajamaherali]

Edlomaja yup right bro

[@parkshermoso1012]

I knew I wasn’t crazy

[@bahubalitheleon6555]

I basketball TV

[@sandydegener6436]

This is great advice for intermediate students.

[@MusicBoxAlsoWater]

I just want to say that I love that you are your own ads in this video. 😊

[@Ash-oh6nh]

I LITERALLY learn Spanish all day long but I’m not doing any better.. Now I know I need more structure

[@DaniWRLD]

you speak spanish now? or did you stop?

[@trea6826]

update? how is your spanish now? did you give up?

[@kenneyp.9456]

Update?

[@nicolem8620]

Update👉👈

[@justfloppers8434]

Just like the gym as he said, which I work at one. Makes the most money from people who get a membership (tool for change) then proceed to abandon the tool. YOU NEED TO BE MOTIVATED! Give yourself a LONG term reason to learn Spanish. Not “I need to learn this in one month” if you end up learning in that one month Bien. If not then no big deal because you didn’t set your expectations up for failure or disappointment. People go into the gym then workout for a singular day then never come back bc there muscles didn’t grow. You have to sleep dummy! You have to give your body TIME, to be able to rebuild and be ready for the next. Same thing, it’s a process. That you need to be committed too. The message of the video is great. I’m learning Spanish for the purpose of one day I want to make connections with people and their culture for better understanding. My goal is learn Spanish, no time frame as it’s something you’ll get better at each day. Comment and I’ll come back to this for updates whether months or years

[@cesaethoc6461]

Gracias papá you’ve really helped us out a lot delay my vacaciones claro que no octubre we will be in 🇵🇷 bien día

[@oddinary30]

Great tips. Gracias!

[@theworldaccordingtoallie1176]

Thank you for sharing these tips!

[@KMO325]

I thought you had made this video before, but glad you uploaded it. It'll help even after the crisis.

[@namename-gy6wh]

Where quarantine brought me today... trying to learn Spanish in 1 day

[@SpeakSpanishFaster]

Lol, it will take longer than that but it's worth the time :)

[@iamenzo9234]

Great video again Rocky! 🙌🏽 Can your next video be on your own journey with Spanish? I read on your website that it actually wasn’t your first language even though your family spoke it to you at home. Can you give tips on learning better speaking techniques vs reading and writing?

[@SpeakSpanishFaster]

Sure thing man, I will definitely do this for you. Thanks so much for watching!

[@iamenzo9234]

Speak Spanish Faster Of course man! You’re the best Spanish teacher I’ve ever come across, and a huge reason of why I wanted to take Spanish seriously and get fluent!

[@Oinnk]

@@iamenzo9234 thanks for telling him that. I'm looking foward to the video now lol

[@sherlanapollonais8122]

Gracias buena idea

[@melissaskitchen8832]

Very nice and insightful video. I was pretty bummed about not being able to go to Costa Rica in May😔. All of your suggestions were great. I love watching Netflix in Spanish as well as listening to Spanish music in my car. Thanks so much ☺️

[@michaelstubblefield3743]

Thanks for the tips!! Definitely helpful and puts things in perspective.

[@SpeakSpanishFaster]

No problem Michael, thanks for watching!

[@njneethujohnson.malugirl3757]

Well explained 👐💜. Thank you for giving the tips

[@donk.5730]

Great tips on time management. Very valuable for other subjects as well. Thank you for this reminder. Cheers, Dk.

[@spyderj3756]

Thanks for everything. I definitely enjoy your videos. I'm learning Spanish to be able to apply for a position in banking. Specifically mortgage banking. Do you know where I can find mortgage terminology in Spanish? Thanks in advance.

[@twonumbernines8828]

Much love man these videos have been helping a lot 🙏❤️

[@SpeakSpanishFaster]

Ya tu sabes!! This is what we do bro jaja

[@fatyarahmatova2907]

when i was a kid there were these series i really liked, soy luna, and only the first season was translated to russian, the ratings were low so it kind if continued in spanish only for 2 more seasons, and my curiousity PEAKED, i found it online and watched 2 seasons 80 episodes each and my stubborn self watched every single second of each one in spanish, and eventually i realized i was understanding what they were saying, SORT OF although that was such an accomplishment, i was getting it from the context and i was proud, its been a few years, and now i wanna get what i learned back, thank you for this video:)

[@snails4160]

Needed this since I won’t be in Spanish class until September because of corona ♥️

[@sandydegener6436]

Before we can take "Netflix" as a serious learning tool, we must first be familiar with the mechanics of language in general. At the very least we should be able to take a statement and turn it into a question.

[@sandydegener6436]

@Deyvi :v, this is why people have such a hard time learning new languages. The traditional methodology will tell you to memorize 5,000 words (translated), all the verb tenses, then lots of phrases. PLEASE! You can speak a new language if you know how to handle five kinds of words. Yóu won't be giving dissertations on the technological advances of microprocessors at a university, but you can form a simple conversation. And we're talking about a month or less, depending on which format we use...full or intensive.

[@huesenpaul1394]

@@sandydegener6436 I wanna learn spanish and idk where to begin what do u think is the first i should do to learn ?

[@sandydegener6436]

@@huesenpaul1394, ok, the first thing you must do is to understand the basics of language. We are either giving or asking for information. In Spanish we call information given, a "declaración" (switch the second "c" for a "t" and get rid of the "tilde" over the "o", and you get the English spelling: "declaration"). In English we use a "pregunta" to ASK for information. All conversation begins with information. Now for a bit of trivia. For a simple conversation, all we need to know how to use is 5 kinds of words. To create a declaración we will use just 4 But before we put together a declaración we need something to talk about, so let's get us some "vocabulario" (these are the names of things). For right now we only need 2. Look at the following: 🐈 gato (that's the pet that says "meow" and catches rodents) and 🐕 perro (that's the pet that barks and bites the mailman) Ok, now you know the names of these creatures, let's get to the declaración. What we are going to do is to identify these creatures and talk about them. Remember, keep the conversation as small as possible. We can get to "don Quijote" sized declaraciones later. So here we go. 🐈 (gato) Esto es un gato. 🐕 (perro) Esto es in perro. Now in school, they would have made you learn this as a whole unit. What we will do here is to separate these declaraciones into their components, as follows: 1. Esto. This is what we use to draw people's attention to what you are talking about. My term for this kind of word is an "indicador" (switch the second "d" for a "t" and you have the English spelling). This is used for objects that are IN REACH or IN HAND (that's the easiest way to create an "esto"). 2. es. This tells us what time frame we are referring to either yesterday, tomorrow or currently. For the beginning part we are going to refer to things in the current tense. Remember, keep things SIMPLE. You need a point of reference to use Past and Future, which will come later. 3. un. Here is MY definition of this component, as the traditional grammar definition is too complex. This component takes the following word from written form and turns it into a 3D object. 4. gato. This is the name of the image. For now, limit yourself to objects who's names end in "o": 🐈 gato 🐕 perro 🦄 unicornio (a mythological equine) 🦌venado (they pull Santa's sleigh) 🐂toro (a source of beef) 🐷chancho (Bacon) 🐇conejo (comes during Easter) There are other component forms, but let's worry about them later. So we have as follows: Declaración: 🐈 Esto es un gato. Pregunta: 🐈 ¿Es esto un gato? (you have to start each pregunta with a: "¿" [hold down the "?", and lift your finger when it flashes] So we have our declaración which gives us information, now let's ask for that information. This is done (in this kind of declaración) by simply switching places of "Esto" and "es" Pregunta: 🐈 ¿Es esto un gato? See how that works? Now we come to the 5th kind of word, where we agree or disagree. If the declaración IS correct we start with "Sí" If the declaration is NOT correct we start with "No" These are standalone words. After that we just add the declaración that corresponds to the image. This is known as a "respuesta". It is information given to a pregunta. So now let's see how this all comes together: 🐈 (gato) Declaración: Esto es un gato. Pregunta: ¿Es esto un gato? Respuesta: Si. Esto es un gato. See? This is how this works on ALL of them (for now). 🐕 (perro) Declaración: Esto es un perro. Pregunta: ¿Es esto un perro? Respuesta: Si. Esto es un perro. See how we have come full circle back to the Declaración? This is how we have a conversation. This is the mechanics of language. Now let's use the negative respuesta. 🐈 ¿Es esto un perro? No. Esto es un gato. 🐕 ¿Es esto un gato? No. Esto es un perro. Try this with the other animals we saw here. You must always have an IMAGE to go with each object, NEVER translate (until you can converse in your target language) Now if you learned ANY vocab in school, you can use it, just like the vocab we saw here. See how simple it is to speak other languages...if you know what you are doing? I hope this was a help. Good Luck!

[@huesenpaul1394]

@@sandydegener6436 do you have social media or anything to contact ?

[@sandydegener6436]

@@huesenpaul1394 hey, I forgot something, "Esto" is used for objects that are IN REACH or in hand. If you can touch it it is an "esto". Sorry.

[@groapexds3333]

Great Video, thank you!!

[@SpeakSpanishFaster]

Thanks for watching!

[@nr-ke8qj]

What Netflix shows do you recommend?

[@jonbacon6664]

Ryan R Narcos, la casa de papel, Isabel

[@swampert6296]

Try gran hotel

[@CBRR459]

El dragon return of the warrior

[@kileyc6623]

I like watching the “our planet” videos with Spanish audio and subtitles. I did that for my high school Spanish courses and it was really helpful

[@abcdef-pg8gd]

Thought I was gonna learn to hoop in Spanish when I seen coach Rock

[@marquiscampbell1559]

My chica was starting and said I had to be Spanish but once I got home I’m not in a vicinity with fluent speaking Spanish but I want to become fluent and go back to my fathers land (PANAMA :city of David)

[@piercefrederick4893]

coach rock teaches me basketball and spanish? nice

[@lame2fame974]

There was an ad of him on this video

[@曹焕亮]

love your videos very much

[@SpeakSpanishFaster]

Thank you so much 😀

[@WiseVirgoGaming]

Thanks for the these tips Now they have that on Netflix you can put certain languages for the characters to speak they don’t have all languages but I know they have Spanish Chinese and maybe a few others so the shows that I’ve washed before I can put in Spanish because I already seen it that can be a good experience to see what happens from movies to shows to anime can be as well In Spanish Like my favorite shows are 13 reasons why and big mouth big mouth will be a good funny in Spanish and to know a lot of different words by just listening or even subtitles I can write down the words that I don’t know and look it up and remember it

[@nathanielcalderon117]

Coach Rocky came outta nowhere with the spanish💀💀💀💀💀

[@allisonm8743]

how do u know what to study in Spanish without an instructor?! what’s the best method to learn ?

[@obama7325]

look up easy spanish they do interviews on the street in barcelona i’d watch those if you can’t find anything

[@HingYok]

Anything that works for you is the best method. But you can start with videos with comprehensible input. There are KZbin channels of comprehensible input videos for all levels, even absolute beginners: Dreaming Spanish, Spanish Playground, etc. You can also find materials with the themes you enjoy (for example, the Spanish edition of Harry Potter, or the Spanish version of your favorite Disney song), as long as it's not too difficult for you.

[@bluedog0526]

Is there any Spanish radio apps I can use?

[@SpeakSpanishFaster]

Hmm not that I know of but there are many podcasts and KZbin channels out there.

[@user-yn4wy7iq7s]

It is only be but on NETFLIX, the subtitles are nott the same as what they are saying

[@BigRedPlayRoblox]

swipe to play

[@stevenelliottjr.4013]

Damn coach Roc has spanish and hooping on lock but he ain't about math lol

[@crashb6355]

I got ur ad for this video

[@whitneythomas9976]

Anybody wanna have a Spanish group chat together bc I need help learning🥴

[@floridian4072]

That would be dope

[@tishanimje5915]

yess!!

[@josslynplatte3345]

Yes

[@amxllee2211]

Is this still a thing your doing?

[@JWolf-ri2wr]

how did this work out?

[@ManywarsWoW]

Thank you

[@donnacarroll318]

I just learned something 😂 Hola mi nombre es Brandon soy malo en lmao espanõl solo estoy aprendiendo

[@labhandtv2685]

Teach me how to hoop bro

[@KreepingUnit]

So I have to watch a video with all Spanish and not understand most of it but then watch it in English to understand it? Then we keep watching the same video until we get used to it isn’t that confusing.

[@SpeakSpanishFaster]

Well, one thing I should have mentioned is you want to start with a show that isn't too complicated. If you are a 100% beginner that doesn't no ANY Spanish, then I'd start with the reading part first and start with children's books.

[@KreepingUnit]

Speak Spanish Faster I know some Spanish and I read a bit about your link that learning from apps is bad but that’s the only way I understand some but there is some meanings that don’t make sense when I showed it to a full speaking Spanish person so I find it hard to learn any other way.

[@SpeakSpanishFaster]

@@KreepingUnit It's not necessarily bad. It's just not the ONLY way you want to be learning ;). It's okay you will get there. Just keep grinding!

[@KreepingUnit]

Speak Spanish Faster thx I’m very lazy with learning but I’ll try

[@obama7325]

The Kreeping Unit i am too but just tell yourself 15 minutes atleast is very day and then once you get started if you go longer than good also just change your phone to spanish and watch spanish shows or tv with spanish subtitles if it’s in english that way you don’t have to do any extra work because the spanish is always in front of you

[@Chadchampion1234]

oh shit its coach rock oh shit

[@SpeakSpanishFaster]

lol!

[@chuckweicha1]

A-A Ron

[@Oinnk]

#QuarantineVibes

[@Jesipaola]

I'm native speak spanish, I don't know why I'm here? . soy hablante nativa de español no se que hago aquí jajaja.

[@SpeakSpanishFaster]

Pues, gracias por estar aquí :)

[@quantum965]

So you can really learn a language by spending an hour watching shows and writing down the words you dont know to remember them?

[@jaycurrie2525]

The plan is...#JUSTSAYNO 💉. Gracias

[@SpeakSpanishFaster]

LOL

[@babygirljones977]

you're so handsome