Learn Spanish Proverbs | Advanced Conversation | Los refranes

Learn Spanish proverbs in this advanced conversation between two people who meet waiting for a store to open. Juan and Pamela play the roles strangers who use many traditional proverbs and sayings. This conversation is at a natural speed and uses vocabulary and structures used in everyday speech by native speakers. #learnspanish #spanishlessons
In this video, you will learn useful Spanish vocabulary and common expressions as well as popular "dichos" or "refranes". In addition, the video has a clever storyline that makes the language entertaining and easier to remember.
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Improve your listening comprehension skills with this advanced Spanish conversation. This video gives Spanish learners a chance to listen to faster, natural speech. It has the range of tenses and variety of different grammatical structures you would expect to find in a typical conversation with native speakers.
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Fui a la República Dominicana en enero pasado y después de dos años estudiando español en línea tuve la oportunidad de intentar hablar español y tuve éxito. En parte, gracias a los dos.

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Hola Yo soy Coreano y Puedo español un poco. Pero voy a estoy mucho aquí. Gracias.

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I can't believe she is selling family heirlooms. The family rings. Goodness. ahaha wow.

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haha..but she has so many rings, and she's an only child! Still not convincing? It worked well for getting in lots of vocabulary though 😊

[@giadagiuggiola0272]

can I ask a question ? this sentence for example "yo soñar con Johnny" why does it translate into "I'm dream about Johnny" instead of " I'm dream with Johnny " ?

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A translation will always use the natural structure, rather than a literal word-for-word translation. In English, you say " I dream about Johnny", no one says "to dream with". The meaning is exactly the same as the original Spanish sentence " Yo sueño con Johnny." Hope that helps!

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buen e interesante video pero un poco dificil para mi")

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Sí, es un video más difícil. Siempre puedes volver a verlo más adelante. 😊

[@cymonsorlo5761]

why she said me encanto isnt that supposed to be encanta ? 4:44

[@SpanishPlayground]

Great question. She said "Me encantó" in the past (preterite) tense, not the present. It agrees with "pensamiento" and she is referring to what she has just heard. It's common to use the past in that situation in Spanish. Thanks for your comment and for watching the channel!

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