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[@high-techtroy4314]

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[@spanish.education]

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[@zaibgondal1594]

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[@spanish.education]

Hola amigo! Gracias por tu comentario e intetaré mejorar. Nuestros videos están en su mayoría dirigidos a hablantes de inglés nativos nivel principiante y es por eso que nos apoyamos mucho en el inglés pero tomaremos en cuenta su comentario, gracias!

[@draybaba]

Great video but still needs improvements. You should be pronouncing the phrases at least twice before moving to the next one. The sound is great. Two questions, do you know how to get the "!" and "?" symbols upside-down on my phone? Plus, why do one need to add the symbols upside down from the beginning of questions? Thanks for making the video, keep it up.

[@spanish.education]

Hola! Muchas gracias for your comment! I will improve for the next one. I didn’t want to make the video too long by repeating many times. You can always watch the video a few times. Now, to type Spanish question marks on your phone, you can follow these steps: On iOS: Open the keyboard. Tap and hold the "!" key (exclamation mark). A pop-up menu with different punctuation marks, including the Spanish question mark (¿), should appear. Slide your finger to select it. On Android: Open the keyboard. Tap the "?123" key to access numbers and symbols. You should see the Spanish question mark (¿) among the symbols. Tap it to insert it into your text. The Spanish question mark (¿) is used at the beginning of a question in Spanish to indicate that a question is being asked. It's a grammatical element that helps clarify the tone and structure of a sentence. In Spanish, it's important to use both the opening (¿) and closing (?) question marks to enclose a question. I hope that makes sense! Best, Teacher Susie

[@draybaba]

Thank you!@@spanish.education

[@gcm10000]

Hi. I'm from Brazil and I am very unsafe to speak Spanish, even though my mother language is too much similar, I don't know if I would be able to speak rightly.

[@spanish.education]

Hola! You are so right! Spanish and Portuguese are so similar you can very easily understand Spanish and of course speak fast. Don’t lose the hope mi amigo, just keep practicing daily. You can do it, tú puedes!

[@kenmammel7748]

¡Nos podemos oírte!

[@kenmammel7748]

Podemos escucharte. My 1st sentence was from my mind. This 2nd sentence is from my translator. Are both correct? Thanks.

[@spanish.education]

Hola Ken! So, the first one is almost correct, good job! But instead of nos you would need to use nosotros. Nosotros podemos oírte is perfect. Or you could even just say “podemos oírte” as podemos only works for nosotros (us). As for the second one, podemos escucharte is also correct. Oír is to hear while escuchar is to listen, implying you are paying more attention to what it’s been said. So they are both correct but a bit different in meaning. Now that you know, were you trying to say “podemos oírte” or “podemos escucharte”? Saludos, Teacher Susie

[@kenmammel7748]

@@spanish.education - Gracias, Susie, por su respuesta completa y clara. Eres muy amable, por hacerlo. Thank you, Susie, for your full and clear answer. You are very kind, for doing so.

[@kenmammel7748]

@@spanish.education - Geezmcrow, casi lo olvido ~ necesito responder a tu pregunta. Me gusta la palabra escuchar mejor, porque es mejor. lol