15 hours of Spanish Listening Practice - From morning to night!

[@KendrasLanguage]

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[@JBrooksNYS]

This video is exactly what I need. My listening is not good, I need to hear things 2 or 3 times in a row before I can understand it. Then they give the English, and one more time in Spanish... Perfect. I hope there is more like this

[@MissLaurenB18]

Man I had this on while sleeping and in the dreams I had a really tough time. Imagine being in a Spanish speaking country by yourself without knowing the language well. I didn’t know who to trust. It was like a survival thing.

[@sandrapalmer7967]

Please do not change the style. This is called Spanish listening for a reason. If you put the text first it defeats the purpose of training the ear to listen in Spanish which is the hard part. It's challenging but worthwhile. Thanks for making this video.❤

[@DraDonGuitar]

I am Japanese. I'd like to study both English and Spanish. This education material is very good for my purpose. Thank you so much. Gracias.

[@tinygingervitus]

I commented 3 weeks ago and I am still listening to this regularly during work. However, if I really want to make progress, I will have to start watching all my TV shows and videos in Spanish with no English subtitles. Nothing motivates you more than wanting to enjoy watching TV shows. If I can't understand what they are saying, it will motivate me to learn so I can enjoy the shows.

[@ArningEchanoPH]

This is perfect for people who are having a hard time falling asleep.

[@ancientone8815]

I love listening first, that tells me how exactly to pronounce it. Often the words flow together and if I read it first then I would tend to stick to the words individually. So please do not change it.

[@tinygingervitus]

I took 4 years of spanish in high school. At my current workplace, I was sitting near a team that spoke Spanish. During that time, my Spanish knowledge steadily came back to me. Then, I watched this video leading up to my Spain and Portugal trip. This video has been invaluable! I go about my normal day working while listening to this. Now, I have returned to listening to this video because there is a guy I like who speaks mostly Spanish.

[@ronaldmorris8390]

I would have appreciated one more time to listen before being shown the answer, however, this forces me to listen intently and distinguish each word. I could be wrong, but I think this will be excellent for learning phrases, and ultimately conversations. I also think being spoken at normal speed is also great. The background is not distracting, and the emotion and inflection matches the words. Thanks for the many more hours that it took to make this 15 hours. What a great listening exercise.

[@davidsummerville351]

I really like the way it's set up. Listening, speaking, reading, comprehension all in one. Thanks

[@jannetgarciaball7523]

Her Spanish is neutral and clear, which is really good, in my opinion.

[@bajansons4687]

P.S. I am an advanced learner, but I also use it for speaking aloud since this has always been my issue. Reading and writing seems easier to me. For me the goal is to be able to hold conversations with virtually anyone. En mi humilde opinion, se necesita hablar, hablar, y hablar.

[@terrybrown9242]

I love this not having anything written as it gives me a chance to practice hearing the phrases before any writing comes up. Finally a listening practice!

[@realtortelliesotoinphilly8269]

I love this concept helping me with listening and than making sure I understood what is being said. This is perfect for my level . I know a lot of words My problem is when its is spoken fast I can't comprehend this is putting my brain to the test to pick up on what I know . Any phases I didn't get I wrote them down.

[@TarrahKaemarni]

This is the exact stage that I am at too! Great at reading and writing and know a lot of words. But I get brain freeze as soon as someone speaks to me in Spanish!

[@budekins542]

The Mother of all Spanish to English videos!

[@tonywong760]

Me gusta mucho, gracias for el esfuerzo. I'm a Chinese trying to learn Spanish and this is perfect for me to improve the listening part gradually

[@dannyh9290]

This will last my whole flight from Heathrow to Chile. Gracias!

[@carlosdunston2346]

This is really awesome and very helpful, may God continue to bless the work of your hands. 🙏

[@jayeandre6987]

This is very helpful as a listening exercise. It would be even better if inflection was used so listeners could differentiate between a sentence, a question and an exclamation.

[@lapantera2022]

Excellent format. Slow and repetitive. Helps a lot! Thanks!

[@bajansons4687]

Excellent video. I am now using it at double speed in order to really challenge my listening and comprehension skills. As well, I use it for vocabulary and conjugation. So, It cuts the 15 plus hours down to about 8 hours.

[@YoullNeverCompare]

ive been listening to this every night for some time and when you study and read aloud it truly helps the most. good luck :) have fun learning

[@martinknows]

Does anyone else think the English speakers voice sounds a lot like Katey Sagal from Married with Children? And this is very nicely done. Thank you for your effort.

[@danielchinenyedivine]

Someone recommended your video on TikTok and I'm here now because I'm currently learning Spanish and I hope to enjoy your vlogs.❤

[@Kogaion.Geticus]

This is absolutely amazing!!! Thanks a lot!!!🤩🤩🤩

[@adrymartinez4371]

I speak Spanish, is my mother lenguage. I'm learning English. 😊

[@mikebrown4890]

30 days on repeat starting today, lets see how this goes

[@theenzone1420]

How's it going?

[@deanhowell5936]

how are you getting on?

[@foggieststorm1890]

Hows it going?

[@jasmined9595]

How’s it going so far?

[@ash9x9]

So does this help?

[@myph19]

⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ This one I like! It repeats a Spanish sentence, then translate, and then repeat the Spanish again. Perfect for listen and learn, whether you are testing your memory or want to learn new words. 💟

[@SteveKuchan-hl3wu]

I watch a lot of them this one is the best.don't give up.keep watching over and over you will learn.

[@JasperStoneRevFourThree]

I love this format of listening first without the translation. Thank you for this!❤

[@edelweisssymons7444]

Extremely helpful in many ways! Muchas Gracias.

[@jonjon296]

This is great! I would prefer to see the writing in Spanish when you speak it first instead of seeing the "listen" screen

[@mariannenapoles4923]

Me too.

[@joemurgatroyd333]

The format is perfect

[@delavan9141]

I really like when the Spanish is spoken first! (Because I don't want to hear the answer before the question!)

[@crystaleyeszing]

This is soooo very helpful!! In the future though please leave out the breathy weirdness. It's like nails on a chalkboard.

[@KendrasLanguage]

Thank you so much for your support 💖💖💖

[@technium100]

Fantastic format. Useful in a variety of environments and at various levels of concentration! Thank you!

[@artesyamoore]

YOU ARE A GODSEND!!! I COULD CRY!!! THANK YOU!

[@brainstormingsharing1309]

🔴 Absolutely well done and definitely keep it up ❗👍👏👍👏👍👏👍

[@bajansons4687]

Ahora mismo, estoy usando este video a 1.75 ves del rato. Tambien, estoy continuando usarlo por la gramatica contenido. Gracias por todo Kendra. Bien hecho!!

[@robertsimmons9931]

Great video, excellent way of learning

[@KatieTracy-z4e]

Thank you for this. It’s helping my listening tremendously!

[@markhardin3492]

This is just what I need. Thank you Kendra.

[@swisskiwi1478]

Very useful! Thank you so much for posting this. 🙏

[@KrystalBuford-te2uv]

I love this listening lesson , to each it's own i already speak fluent spanish , muy bien y este lección de recuerdo me como pronunciación, y de recuerdo de Lee en español me gusta mucho .

[@adamclark1972uk]

Good the way the Spanish comes first.

[@travisbower3856]

2584! I did it! I do my daily stretching of hamstrings and brain muscles. Thanks Kendra.

[@suzanne7937]

poco a poco, espero que aprender mas español

[@korawitwoonsin7547]

This is absolutely what I want!!

[@pjohnson9436]

Gracias señorita 🙏🏾

[@pjohnson9436]

23:50 - May 26th

[@theredtechnician]

Number 75, first one I got right 🥳🎉

[@prabhap1]

Thanks for providinf us this very useful video.

[@tinygingervitus]

I'm going to Portugal and Spain in 2 weeks. I've been listening to this during work fairly regularly in preparation for the trip. I know Portugal speaks Portuguese, but Spanish is the closest thing I know. Might as well reinforce the knowledge I already have from 4 years of Spanish in high school. Is it effective? I think so. I'm able to pick up on conversations in Spanish pretty well. Speaking Spanish, however, isn't as easy, but I'm okay at it

[@dogguyful]

My subconscious is picking this most recurring words or phrases "estoy" "que" I'll learn such phrases fast and easily and proceed to the others.

[@laraperry-d9d]

This is absolutely amazing!!! Thanks a lot!!!. This is so great! Thank you so much for posting.

[@Lifebyleon]

My time stamps where I left off: 43:15

[@rinas1931]

Me pregunto por qué YT me recomienda videos como este para aprender español si mi lengua materna es el español. ¿Qué pasa, YT?😅🥲🤣

[@evesempuerto8121]

Gracias to this i might learn alot here.❤

[@acinc4118]

This is excellent

[@petegregory517]

Loved this language so much I flunked it twice in hs. Well, got kicked out 1st time so I'm guessing that's a 'flunk', technically.

[@7sharthak420]

Boy i really needed this.❤

[@imagine418]

Esta es un gran concepto, me gusta mucho. Agradecimiento. Londres

[@sonya5568]

Love hearing first.

[@dubsbarry9963]

OK, I'm assuming this would fall under the immersion technique of language learning. If so, I'm hooked. I mean, I can either: A) learn the words, and strain my brain trying to form my own phrases, or... B) I can go into a trance while listening to commonly used phrases, followed by their translations Both are helpful in their own way, but with this method, I can forsee a quick jump in my comprehension skills in future, casual conversation. I've noticed something about speaking Spanish as opposed to English. It is spoken more like words in a song, and the rhythm of the phrases seems to be more important, in my humble opinion. This makes it interesting to hear for a non speaker but also makes it difficult sometimes, for someone who actually knows all the words in the phrase, to decipher what is being said without seeing it written.

[@Zzyzzyx]

Hm, I disagree with you about the rhythm and intonation difference in Spanish and English. English is much more rhythmic and singsong than Spanish.

[@jobsagoodun]

The main thing I want to know when looking at anything Spanish - it is actually Spanish (from Spain) or some South American variant aimed at Americans? They need things to be kept simple, so everything there is advertised as "Spanish", and they even use the Spanish flag. It's a sad state of affairs when people offering actual Spanish need to make it extra-super-crystal clear, and people wanting to learn have to check.

[@369jwillow]

Esto es fantástico! Mi protesta sólo es qué el pronunciación podría ser más claro.

[@teach-learn4078]

This material is so cool, I often feel like it’s coming out of my own subconscious, jajaja

[@falukos2423]

This is very helpful. Thanks.

[@suzanne7937]

Estoy tratando escuchar mejor; este clase ayúdame poco a poco

[@williamstark9568]

Muchos gracias! Me gusto este.

[@TinhNguyen-ow3gc]

Hope you have 15, 20 hours learn French, Italian, Portuguese...

[@Tenetrice]

Great video. Don't change a thing.

[@allison447]

Best thing about the channel is you have to be one a greedy ad network, so we can still listen at work or the shower. Thank u

[@mediamannaman]

Coolio! This is really helpful. Thanks for taking the time to put it all together.

[@katherinewolfe6928]

Thank you so much for making this!

[@hosseintalaee3119]

Super thanks a million

[@katriona1140]

This is so great! Thank you so much for posting

[@xenontexarkh5131]

I like it! Very helpful!

[@JA-jh5gr]

Qué estupendo 👍

[@LizSanchez-w2y]

Gracias ❤

[@rupert.secuta]

Great, I memorized every single phrase. Now, how do I use them?

[@lefrancpierrot3980]

Thank you very much.

[@bajansons4687]

Ahora mismo, estoy escuchando a este contenido en 2.0 vez del rato de KZbin. Es increible a pensar que estoy pueda entender este contenido. Aùn trabajando en hablando en voz alta en cada camino posible. Espero que todo uno tengan exito en tù viajar en español y otro lenguages

[@trtlphnx]

Love What You Do And Your Incredible Presentations ~

[@kamalthelegendkiller]

Thank you... This is great idea!

[@christiankelly6321]

This is amazing. Thank you very much

[@TeamHarrisonMachine]

I really need the complete transcript of this video. Please Kendra let me pay you for a pdf of it

[@lefrancpierrot3980]

Hi! Good job!

[@JavionJSaunders]

Thank you.

[@lananiman577]

Very good!👍

[@JavionJSaunders]

Great conversation starters.

[@KARENK1]

Woooo More please !! Gracias

[@jen43072]

Thanks!

[@KendrasLanguage]

Thank you so much for your support💖

[@jen43072]

@@KendrasLanguage My pleasure!!

[@andrzejpiekut3946]

I love it 😍

[@glenndeane4377]

😢 😊😊 4:03:43 4:03:49 4:03:51 4:03:51 4:03:52 4:04:32

[@Lucas-yc3gc]

My Dreams Are English wow Is this Very Good Class

[@morhafasfoor2108]

Muchas gracias

[@M0VI3GUY]

Personally I find this great so far but I find it difficult to pronounce words which have both the H and R sounds together. It is hard for me to switch from a raspy H to a rolling R, but I can do either sound individually well. I think it will just come down to practice. I also find the J/Yah sound with the rolling R is easier than the raspy H and rolling R. I also don't know if my accent is more Italian than Spanish - but that is how it comes out to me, which is difficult - because I started Learning Latin/Italian first. Being Canadian - French is built in - so the rolling R and raspy H is easy enough. My experience with Spanish/Mexican is via American Media, which is 40+% of our programming on TV. So I only have that to go on. I have new coworkers from Spain and they know very little English - so I am learning Spanish to help translate duties and learn a new language - now that there are Dpanidh people to practice Spanish with... Americans don't know how lucky they are to have so many languages in their country and how much easier it would be to become a polyglot.

[@mariannasantorinaiou3535]

PERFECT!!!!! THANK YOU!!!!💖🥰👍

[@loveonmars999]

4:24 period