Learn SPANISH: All the Basics in 2 Hours! (Easy & Slow Conversation Course for Beginners)

LEARN SPANISH with OUINO : www.ouinolanguages.com/spanish/
In this video, you will learn Spanish by following simple conversations that have been written specifically with beginner Spanish students in mind. Every conversation was recorded at two separate speeds; once slowly, to help you get used to Spanish pronunciation and give you time to absorb this new language without being overwhelmed, and once at a normal speed to help you get used to the way native speakers talk.
Each lesson will focus on a specific topic, teaching you the right balance of Spanish vocabulary,
grammar, verbs and phrases. This will help you learn in a natural way and get you ready to start taking part in Spanish conversations in record time.
How to get the most out of this 2-hour video: It is recommended that you watch this video from beginning to end, since the conversations follow each other and you will learn important words that will help you understand the rest of the video. However, if you are short on time and prefer to learn only 1 or 2 specific topics, you can navigate the video using the chapters in the timeline of the video.
OUINO USER GUIDE : www.ouinolanguages.com/guide/
00:00 Introduction
00:23 Lesson 1 - Meeting a flight attendant
08:27 Lesson 2 - Getting a car ride
14:47 Lesson 3 - Meeting a stranger
22:06 Lesson 4 - Asking for directions
29:09 Lesson 5 - Getting to know someone
38:34 Lesson 6 - Meeting a stranger at an attraction
44:33 Lesson 7 - Shopping for a souvenir
49:50 Lesson 8 - Going to a restaurant
57:00 Lesson 9 - Talking about family
1:04:30 Lesson 10 - Paying at the restaurant
1:10:24 Lesson 11 - Talking about the weather
1:19:11 Lesson 12 - Talking about learning languages
1:26:43 Lesson 13 - Talking about occupations
1:33:19 Lesson 14 - Saying goodbye
1:41:06 Lesson 15 - Meeting a stranger on the plane
1:49:01 Lesson 16 - Talking about traveling
1:56:23 Lesson 17 - Meeting with a loved one
#learnSpanish

[@Random-yh3jl]

Thank you so much i've wanted to learn Spanish for so long and i finally have the time for it and your videos helped so much.

[@drsethck]

This video is extremely helpful. I really like the slow pronunciation followed by the fast pronunciation. The best video of its kind I've come across yet! Thanks!

[@sarahsims5973]

I just purchased your Complete Spanish Program from your website, as I just started teaching myself Spanish a couple months ago, and I'm SO excited to get started! I came across this KZbin channel by chance and found the way that the material was presented to be very beneficial for language acquisition and in alignment with my learning style. I've studied French for 10 years, from middle school through my college career, but haven't much opportunity to utilize it since. It'd be such a shame to lose my French, so I purchased the Complete French Program as well to get me feeling more fluent again ❤

[@irnalbareis4907]

This is excellent. I am learning so much from you guys! Thanks

[@llddau]

This is a brilliant video, thank you so much. I love that you added so much extra and clarifying information. This was also wonderful to have context, using a story not just random sentences or words. The only tiny thing I would change is having the English translation a bit lower down, because it was hard to avoid seeing as I was trying to think of what things meant/might mean before I read that.

[@nepehtynnel]

This is brilliant tool. I need all the help I can get, especially because I am not amongst any Spanish speaking people. Spanish is new to me, but like everything else, with hard work, one day I will wake up and it will all make sense 🇪🇸 It always does.

[@irinacenova9550]

Ese curso es genial y muy util, muchas gracias! Thank you very much!

[@iiiiiiiiiiiiiiii7]

Great for my practice!! Thank you

[@doriannaiditch7165]

Thank you so much for sharing this and I greatly appreciate it

[@sarahsims5973]

This is PHENOMENAL! I just discovered this channel, but this is a video I'll be referring to again and again to practice my listening, speaking, and reading in Spanish. Hearing conversations in different real-life contexts is incredibly effective. Thank you so much for your effort in creating this!

[@aegirmar]

I love these conversations, helps me learn so much reality

[@peterbssn4232]

very very very good It really helped me to increase my oral comprehension, and as it is slow it allows you to catch every single word!

[@eeeee323]

¡Súper útiles todos los capítulos!

[@gg13308]

I just found this channel, I love it 🎉

[@patrickkowalczyk1812]

You’re a blessing brother ✊🏼💪🏼

[@danhunglam]

Thank you so much for the video.

[@Vivian2808]

I do love learning Spanish in this way, thanks a lot for this wonderful video~^^

[@agent4you2]

Very good video for beginners!

[@hoosierjen96]

This video is FANTASTIC! It's so good as a beginner to hear conversations like this. I love that you walked through the sentences both slowly and also at normal speed. So very helpful!!

[@ouino]

Glad you enjoyed it! 😄

[@rorysuber9565]

Gracias. Me encantan los videos.

[@HealthyLiving212]

Me encanta este canal, me ayudará mucho a practicar hablando español

[@jameswhite937]

Perfecto!!!! Thank you very much.

[@user-rf5tf5uj8k]

Excellent, thank you

[@KF22TV]

This'll probably take off. So much knowledge packed into one vid!

[@ouino]

Thank you very much for your comment!! Glad you enjoyed the video.

[@Erudite48085]

This is brilliant!!

[@vega25transam]

Great Video. I'm learning alot :)

[@robinbell8514]

Great program.

[@nancywallace4048]

This is helpful. Thank you so much.

[@ouino]

Thanks for your comment! It's awesome to know that you found it useful!

[@gerjonzomer1948]

Well done! Estupendo!

[@Peaceful-er4vf]

Great video!

[@frog8604]

This is amazing, you're really helping me out in school! I was strangly obsessed with the story, it was acually very fun to listen to! Hope you all congratulate yourselves, this is truly a masterpiece :)

[@ouino]

Wow! What a great comment! I am glad you liked it! Thanks for watching.

[@abouthisbiz4330]

Two of the challenges i have is that for one i am dyslexic which means i process information somewhat like a word scramble game. Two, my attention span. Which is not ADHD, but simply when the words are only sounds i start drifting off. But ive been practicing with other apps and videos for a few weeks now and i find myself driving with this video playing (which im not able to read the text) understanding about 75% of the conversation up until about chapter 5. The chapter im on now is a bit more complicated. Nonetheless, im very happy my iQ, vocabulary and grammar is increasing getting better.

[@hosseintalaee3119]

Thx a million. Super

[@FredCruz77-0]

I love this channel

[@RAGEAA]

This will help me on holiday next week. Good refresher since I haven’t practiced as much as I would like recently

[@ouino]

Awesome! Comments like this make it all worth it. Glad it helped you! :)

[@v4580]

Che el otro día vine de parranda y de la nada un wachin me asalto pero yo no tenían ni un mango así que me empecé a agarrar de madrasos

[@charlescowan7366]

This going to help in my traveling to Colombia

[@user-ut4ni9sr6r]

Gracias profesora

[@hosseintalaee3119]

Super 👌 thx

[@LuxAeterna777]

Çoook teşekkür ederim.

[@budekins542]

Magnificent video!

[@matthewghicks]

😂😂😂😂Bruhhhh. Y’all so corny for the conversational marketing in lesson 12. Dude said, he learned Spanish from an application called, “OUINO.” That was a really slick way to do it.

[@psoonipad6generation118]

Esta Si estupendo mucho gracies

[@djdarryl01]

Awesome work!!

[@ouino]

Thank you so much 😀

[@wanyalecharles]

It's so educational

[@quecaingamatias7282]

Hello thank you so much for this video I learn more now. Everything is in this video , now I can have a good conversation whit other person. Bueno yo soy de Peru y en estos momentos yo estoy aprendiendo hablar Inglés espero conseguirlo en unos meses pero voy bien por el momento gracias:)

[@ouino]

Awesome! Thanks for your comment. I'm happy it helped you!

[@aron22265]

Hi I think you have a good away too teach people how want to learn Spanish thanks.

[@Jeremylouallen]

I'm enjoying the story while learning at the same time. Great video! I like the slow then fast pronunciation as that's something I'm currently struggling with right now is comprehension, like for example at 41:58 she says ¿se va a quedar en Santiago o viajará por chile ? It's like she just says "Va quedar" you don't hear that 'a'. So the slow pronunciation is really helpful. Plus seeing and writing down conjugations really is helping seeing it in context vs looking at and memorizing conjugation charts, words like "viajará" and "ire’". Great content.

[@moebailoni9775]

fantastic

[@edwickford2377]

Very good, well presented for beginners . Can we now have the same for Russian please ? No rush, next week would be handy . 😀

[@karins7609]

I love it that Daniel is Canadian - thanks for the great learning material - es genial!

[@GlobalSpanishPortuguese]

Excellent!! Real life situations can really help in this process.. we also offer the opportunity of practising the language with native teachers :)

[@hosseintalaee3119]

I am an English teacher. I ❤ u.you are fantastic

[@billsboat4261]

Why do they use quierre and not queirres? I’ve always thought “you want” was quierres? Thanks for any explanation as I haven’t studied much yet.

[@amywilson8824]

Quiere and quieres are the same except quiere is formal and should be used with people you don’t know professionals or who are older than you. Quiere can also be referred to as he/she/it

[@paulkieller6359]

Soy de edmonton, alberta.

[@chickenpuncher1674]

Thanks people!

[@MissLeeLai]

Ty this helps sm

[@trudiweisman6399]

Hello, do have program for Asian language? Japanese and Chinese Manderine ? Once I speak Spanish fluently next would be one those languages, I mentioned. Thank you

[@ouino]

Hello! Sorry we don't have any Asian languages. We have French, Spanish, Italian and German at the moment.

[@estherrc1331]

Y yo queriendo aprender inglés 🥺🤣 jajaja suerte , todos estamos en algo 💪💪

[@marwinfolkerts3401]

Puedes exicarme por que tu has escrito., "queriendo" sin la forma de estar? No es necesita?

[@dakitabrown2470]

How long did it take y’all to know all of it

[@keys2dacity748]

In the second story is it “va al hotel” or is it supposed to be “vas al hotel” ?

[@machaazahisagama3575]

Is this program for learning “Latin Spanish” or is this more geared towards Spanish from Spain

[@GlobalSpanishPortuguese]

We offer 'Latin Spanish' lessons, all of our teachers are from Argentina, and Colombia, and they can help you not only to learn conversational Spanish fast, but also they can tell you more about the culture from Latin America :)

[@kennethschwartz898]

If I cannot trill my R, how should I pronounce RR or an R at the beginning of a word?... as a tapped R or an English R

[@mooseontheloose911]

Is this considered Mexico Spanish ?

[@uninstalling23]

❤❤❤

[@trevorstandingrock8065]

Forgive me for my ignorance but I understand there are many dialects of Spanish. Is this the Spanish that most typical Americans would learn to speak with other people from Mexico or Chile?

[@ouino]

Thanks for your question. Yes this is Latin American Spanish. Like with any language, there are accents in expressions depending on where you go. Mexico and Chile are a bit different from each other. But most people seperate Spanish as two main groups. European and Latin American Spanish. This video is in Latin American Spanish.

[@jamiekerre6799]

Would american spanish be understood by European spanish speakers and vice versa, would European spanish be understood by South American spanish speakers? Like American English and English English, different but both can understand each other

[@nievesarduengo6435]

@@jamiekerre6799 Yes!

[@susanamenendez5000]

Cuando quieras

[@susanamenendez5000]

Ven te espero

[@mehardin]

¿Si Daniel es de Canadá, y Isabella vive en San Francisco, por qué no hablan inglés? ¿Por qué le preguntó si la gente habla español en Calgary si ya había estado allí dos veces? ella ya sabe que no.

[@priscilaflores8360]

Es curioso pero tmbien me sirve a mi para ver las palabras, frases en inglés 😅

[@TheCHEDDARCHEESENIPS]

4:31

[@whodge7815]

They need to learn English, period !!! Oh

[@e.goldstein1972]

Up until 1:17:00, I thought that he was going to close the deal, but now Daniel is starting to get friend zoned

[@mjreg77]

Ha! I was thinking the same thing. I understand why they need to keep G rated, but a little flirtation would have made the conversation even better imo

[@llddau]

I asked my friend who is Colombian about to vs su. As in “en tu corazon” or “en su corazon”. He said use tu. The translator said su is “his/its”. I’m confused. And what kind of Spanish are you teaching, I know it’s different in different countries.

[@ouino]

Your friend is not wrong. However, "su" is also used to mean "your" in formal context. So with strangers, business, older person etc. The formality will differ in every country of course, some countries using "su" more often than others. We teach "Latin American Spanish".

[@johnpatterson6448]

“Sabes donde es?” Surely that should be “donde está” ¿verdad?

[@dijeanalexandre3710]

Me gusta much este video, me ayuda mucho compender escarole. No puedo espeal a subscriberme

[@dijeanalexandre3710]

escarole= Español

[@dijeanalexandre3710]

Wspeal=esperar

[@syngames4865]

commenting because the narrator told me to

[@davidtandi1294]

Add Portuguese, please.

[@trudiweisman6399]

I would like to know Why you sent me French, German and Italian for Beginners, when I subscribed for Spanish lessons only. I don’t understand this- all I get is 1 hr, 2 hr. and maybe 5 to 20 minutes lessons. Quino Language deceived me, by sending other languages which I didn’t request. Why would I want to learn 3 others languages at the same time? I am very disappointed. This will be my last text message to Quino Languages. T.

[@alexperaleslerma6498]

I want learn Hebrew from the Spanish hmm

[@royalmaskbeautygirl9102]

This video has 69k views

[@susanamenendez5000]

Yo vendo un viejo

[@susanamenendez5000]

Te estas comiendo AL viejo

[@yonyjaud6868]

Corrección: 1- ¿Cómo está*s* hoy? 2- Que tenga*s* un buen vuelo.

[@ouino]

It all depends on formality. Both of these are correct. Without the s is formal, with the s it is informal. Thanks for watching.

[@susanamenendez5000]

El viejo paga

[@floyddaye9068]

No one speaks like this, just saying

[@philhodgson5028]

I love these conversations, helps me learn so much reality

[@GlobalSpanishPortuguese]

That's true! Don't you want to practise these conversations with native teachers?