Learn how to talk about eating in Spanish

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Gracias a la profesora por todo. Aprendí mucho. Hasta al próximo video. Ya me voy

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Muchas Gracias Ana!

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Muchas gracias a ti, Robbie :)

[@carlogambino8109]

I live in Los Angeles and I have visited Mexico since I was 15....my Mama loves Olvera St. here and we love Mexico tambien....pero, hoy mucho gentes in California hablar espanol, pero, esta es llama "Spanglish" lol pero en Mexico ellos hablar verdedero Espanol, asi estoy aqui a aprende verdedero Espanol... Thank you Ana for sharing! Vaya Con Dios mi Amiga.

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I love how this helps me out a lot

[@ButterflySpanish]

Me da mucho gusto :) Saludos,

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Gracias por todo ana

[@ButterflySpanish]

Gracias a ti :)

[@ThomasParmelee]

Eres un excelente maestro. Gracias por estos excelente videos.

[@C5Rose3]

In Guatemala, almorzar is "to eat lunch". And it is the biggest meal eaten between 1-3. Comer is simply "to eat".

[@DJSt3rling]

Same, in Spain!

[@redjonvarfi3659]

¡Hola! Maestra Ana gracias a sus conferencias en español. Aprendo el idioma, y ahora hablo, escribo, bien. Y me han ayudado con mis estudios en España. Gracias. Fue un placer seguirte. Les saludamos desde Albania. Buena bahía.

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Yo solo estoy aquí para aprender español con usted. Muchas gracias.

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Muchas gracias a ti :)

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Jejeje. Me da mucho gusto :)

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Perfecto 👍 Mucho gusta Hope you continue like this Thank you Anna my best teacher ever

[@ButterflySpanish]

Muchas gracias por tus dulces palabras :)

[@ashigupta1622]

gracias...easy to understand your lessons

[@naybond4331]

Hola Ana! Could you one day make a video explaining how to use the personal "a" in Spanish and how to construct sentences the correct way using feminine and masculine nouns. I'm currently learning Spanish but I find it difficult sometimes to write a sentence correctly. Thanks

[@johnland8372]

Yeah same.

[@cherylmast]

Yo tambien

[@nysean1971]

!Muchas gracias, Ana!...Your videos are preparing me for a trip to Central America...

[@ButterflySpanish]

Muy bien. Me da mucho gusto que vayas a Centroamérica. Que te vaya bien. :)

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Tus nuevos vídeos traer nuevo distinción en mi vida. Thanks For making all of This i AM your student as well as your fan. Mayank

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More than a teacher for sure... fantastic class ever with Anna :)

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Gracias Anna

[@tsibulsky4900]

I really like them you say the sentences first in English, and then in spanish I always

[@leofreitas3372]

muy bueno esta clase!!

[@ButterflySpanish]

Qué bueno que te gustó la clase :)

[@evalina98000]

Muchas gracias maestra Anna por otra gran lección. In some parts of México I learned that people say "Estoy contento" when they are full. After I said "Estoy lleno" I was politely corrected & told that I would use "lleno" if I was talking about a tire. 😄

[@ButterflySpanish]

Mmmm, no. You could say: "Estoy satisfecho." "Contento" relates to the mood. If you are contento because the food made you happy, great. But lleno is also correct, to say I am full.

[@evalina98000]

Si, satisfecho is the other response they told me I could use when asked if I'd like more to eat & did not want any more to eat. Also when I stay with this family in Zacatecas, I often have the impression from their body language when they say contento they are content.

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You are looking beautiful Ana 👍 De nuevo otro gran video gracias.

[@ButterflySpanish]

Nah. Estoy igual de mostruosa que siempre :)

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You have become my favorite professor!

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Hablo español y no puedo dejar de ver tus videos :)

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Thank you for all these lessons, (Bette than school), please don't stop!! I love them!

[@ButterflySpanish]

Muchas gracias por tus palabras sabor a caramelo ;)

[@braddojum4188]

Butterfly Spanish Su bienvenida, usted es el mejor!

[@bavi647]

SSBrad DaWolf ¿Me permites corregirte dos errores? :3 *De nada* , en español nadie dice Su bienvenida, se dice De nada =) Y "usted es *la* mejor" X'D No 'el' pues no es masculino, es femenino, artículo determinante =) Un saludo ^^

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Cada video es perfecto ! Muy bein :)

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Otra gran leccion. Muchas gracias por su ayuda. Soy de inglaterra y espanol es no facil para mi. Puedo hablar un poco espanol. Toma mucho tiempo. I had to really think to say that!!!

[@ButterflySpanish]

Muchas gracias por ver la clase de hoy. Haré más videos para que sigas aprendiendo :) ¿De qué parte de Inglaterra eres?

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Vengo de Cornwall en Inglaterra. Es southwest (I dont know that word) y muy bonito pero llueve mucho! Ahora vivo en Espana, Gandia, provincia de Valencia.

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Hola Ana . ¿Podría hacer algunos videos sobre los usos de los refranes y proverbios mexicanos? también cómo y cuándo utilizar verbos como vez, llevar etc para usos múltiples.

[@ButterflySpanish]

Claro que sí ;)

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Qué felicidad me da que sonrías :) :)

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You are so good and fun teacher, thank you!

[@artesiningart4961]

in my native language Chavacano, a Spanish creole in the Philippines, we don't have these verb conjugations which makes our language a bit easy to learn. Our basic personal pronouns are: Yo I or I am Tu You (singular, common, and with mild respect) Uste/Usted You (singular, formal, with high respect) Vos/Evo/Evos You (singular, informal, with low respect) Ele/le He or She (we don't have genders for pronouns) Kame We (borrowed from another Philippine language, We rarely use "nosotros") Vosotro/Vosotros You (plural, common, and with mild respect) Ustedes You (plural, formal, and with high respect) Kamo You (plural, informal, and with low respect) Sila They (again, we don't have gender in pronouns. This word is from Tagalog or Filipino language) Our articles also don't use gender, so whether it is "maestro" or "maestra" we still use the article "El". Our pluralization is a bit tricky for some follows the Spanish pluralization and some use a Filipino-derived structure for pluralization. So the plural of "candela" can be "las candelas" or "maga candela" depending on speaker. We just have present tense, past tense, future tense, past participle, and progressive tense. Present tense and progressive tense structures are the same. We use base Spanish verbs and we ommit the "r". So "to eat" in Spanish is "comer" but for us it is "come" without the "r" Present tense: ta come Past tense: ya come Future tense: ay come Past Participle: ya come ya Progressive tense: ta come (just the same as present tense but can be identified with other words in sentence)

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Mexican breakfast is the best. Huevos rancheros is my favorite. Anything with eggs, beans, and hot sauces. There is debate over how necessary breakfast is. Some people eat in shorter windows. There are health benefits to that too.

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Aw, amor a primera vista ¿eh?

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Sí, a veces el amor está en la primera mirada😊

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No sé cómo hacerlo.

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[@artesiningart4961]

In Chavacano, a Spanish creole in the Philppines. we have: Almuerzo (breakfast) Almorza (to have breakfast) Comida (Lunch or food) Come (to have lunch or to eat) Cena (dinner) Cena (with accent on "a") (to have dinner) We still use "desayuna" and "desayuno" but in rare situations only. We don't have word for "brunch" We call brunch as "almuerzo-comida" or to have brunch is "man almuerzo-comida" or "almorza-come" . We use "dasayuna" and "desayuno" for a quick early breakfast. For general breakfast, we use "almuerzo" and "almorza".

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Shantini, I am also from Malaysia.

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Me da mucho gusto. Espero que sigas aprendiendo mucho.

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Me encanto sus videos, can you make one about the subjunctive present?.

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Deberias acostumbrarte a desayunar no todo el mundo puede hacerlo por desgracia deberia de ser la ingesta mas importante del dia .cuida me te (porfa). por favor Ana

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I work in a call center and sometimes get Spanish calls. Can you make a video about answering calls in a professional way like asking them for the name and phone Number and how can I help out? That would be amazing if you can.

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Gracias! I am still trying to learn spanish! Your videos are very helpful! Sí, yo puedo! ( my friend told me to say that as I learn). :-)

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Finally starting to sink in after weeks. I should have started as child...

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[@AugustHawk]

Greetings, Ana. I enjoy your videos and am trying to learn Spanish. I've noticed sometimes you pronounce LL with the English "y" sound, and sometimes with the English "j" sound. Even in this video your pronunciation switched with multiple times you said "ellas and ellos." Could you clarify the pronunciation of ll in a word. Thank you!!! (Gracias!)

[@user-xm5rw8lw7x]

It's a "y" sound. Sometimes it just sounds like j, but y is the proper pronunciation

[@kierragordon7998]

Hi Ana thank you for all the lessons they have been really helpful so far. I have been waiting for a detailed lesson of past, present, and future tense for ar, er, ir verbs. Were you planning on posting anything like that?

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😅

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Español is a crazy language.

[@mehdiboucherih5152]

Hola. Where is the verb merendar ? Love your courses! Muchas gracias 👌

[@erikugartezarraga4471]

What about "merendar"? We have that one too at least in Spain. It´s used for something you eat in the afternoon between lunch and dinner.

[@rjh1394]

Really enjoy your videos, but this one I found a little confusing in regard to the different meals of the day, they seem to differ somewhat from the way they are expressed here in Colombia. Just the same, love your work...

[@jessi330]

Comer is a bit confusing for me. In the US we have three meals, breakfast, lunch and dinner. In school we are taught that lunch (the middle meal) is almuerzo. But as I have learned from natives, almuerzo is not quite equivalent to our lunch. Instead, comer. But comer is to eat. So in a medical setting, a doctor wants to know her patient's diet. What do you eat for breakfast (that's easy), but what do I say for lunch? ¿Qué come usted? It sounds too general, what do you eat? How would you phrase it? I have also heard 'lonche' how does this fit in?

[@enriquegranados5179]

What do you eat for breakfast? ¿Qué desayuna usted? What do you eat for lunch? ¿Qué come usted? What do you eat for dinner? ¿Qué cena usted? Almuerzo is a meal you take after the morning coffee and before the lunch,, between 9 or 11 o'clock. Lonche is a word that designate «a lunch»; when a worker leaves home, her wife prepare for him something to eat and the worker or the peasant eats that lunch the moment he wants.

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hey, amazing video, thank you! i was wondering how to say "it owns me" the "it" being a television series.

[@HSRA_]

Very nice

[@ButterflySpanish]

:)

[@fredk9999]

Soy de Florida; soy un tercera edad y pensionista. Ceno a las 4 en la trade

[@91Mufasa]

gracias de Poloooonia :)

[@ButterflySpanish]

De nada. Gracias a ti :)

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[@ghostfromcod7752]

Como, almorzo, desayuno, ceno, brunch pero tengo postre. Yo como, desayuno, almuerzo, ceno y como postre. En inglés, los hábitos alimentarios se expresan con sustantivos. En español, los hábitos alimenticios se expresan con verbos, sí, verbos de acción completa. Aprender estos verbos te ayudará a evitar pasar hambre cuando estás de vacaciones y te gustaría pedir comida en español, mejorará tu español en general y te permitirá estar más cerca de una cultura que ya te interesa. Aprender estos verbos en español no solo mejorará su vocabulario en español sino que también le enseñará a pensar y hablar como lo hace un hablante nativo de español. Si quieres hablar como un hablante nativo, este video te ayudará mucho. ¿Por qué? Bueno, porque Ana, te enseña cómo conjugar verbos en español, cómo expresarte en español, cuándo usar estos verbos de buena comida. También Ana le enseñará cuál es la diferencia entre "Yo desayuno" y "Yo almuerzo" - "Tengo desayuno" y "Tengo brunch / lunch". En español, la diferencia entre estos dos verbos es muy importante porque si solo tomas café y pan, lo llamarás un "desayuno", pero si tienes enchiladas o tacos o sopes o burritos o cualquier delicia de grasa mexicana que llegue a tu imaginación , lo llamarías "almuerzo". Mira, puedes seguir leyendo esta descripción sobre mi clase de español o puedes ver mi video y aprender estos verbos en español, y escuchar la pronunciación en español, con mejores resultados