Learn Spanish While You Sleep: 101 Basic Vocabulary Words

Learn to speak basic Spanish phrases and vocabulary words with binaural beats while you sleep.
FREE Spanish Cheat Sheet: realworldspanishlessons.com/s...
In this ultimate 7 hour lesson you will learn 101 Spanish words.
There are common nouns, essential everyday words, and pronunciation.
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[@T61APL89]

I recommend just visiting your local college and finding a nice spanish lecture to sleep in, I've learned MUCHO spanish this way!

[@BboyAcademy]

According to studies, sleep learning only works if it is something you are reviewing. Hearing something completely new while you sleep, does not retain (nor is recallable) and improved no test scores. However, playing what you (consciously) learned that day, at night while you sleep, studies have shown SLIGHT (but consistent) improved test scores. This is because when you sleep, the brain organizes into the subconscious all the information/thoughts from the conscious waking day. organizing them for better memory recall. That is what dreaming is -the organizing of thoughts and info from your conscious life into your subconscious mind. And this is why dreams are an insight into our own lives and what things mean to us both collectively and individually, consciously and subconsciously.

[@markz.5891]

So there's a lot of opinions on learning while sleeping. 10 million youtube channels and you're wasting time here? I just wasted 30 seconds of my time on this. MY BAD.

[@xafiermichaels5413]

This program works. I work with Spanish speakers, and I immediately began using a more extensive spanish vocabulary within a couple of days; after letting the program play for simply two evening sessions.

[@paulknost]

I like these videos best for learning Spanish while I sleep. The speaker has a good voice for this. Other videos use creepy computer voices and it prevents me from falling asleep. These videos actually help me sleep. I hope the people who are making these videos keep up the good work!

[@esmailabedelsalam725]

Paul Knost l can't hair from this nosy music please do not but music let us learn

[@RealWorldSpanishLessons]

Thank you Paul! We’ll keep the videos coming :)

[@RealWorldSpanishLessons]

Esmsil we’ll keep that in mind in future videos

[@paulknost]

The music is not distracting at all. In fact, it really enhances it.

[@Kicajz7]

It will be nice if you also provide with the list of the words so the next day we can check the list and try to remember the vocabulary:)

[@RealWorldSpanishLessons]

Great idea. I will keep that in mind for the next video!

[@nkwenticedric7770]

Q+

[@drossgamessports9480]

@@RealWorldSpanishLessons Or just write them down as you hear them

[@dawnaquino2883]

@real world Spanish lessons.. I just ran across this today and I've been waiting to learn.. my question is if we right the English words down and try to say the Spanish word in the morning, how will we know if we are right?

[@naturalhairchickonabudgett849]

I really enjoyed listening..🎶 la música en este video era muy calmante, creo que mi nieta le encantara escuchar suscriptor 🙌🏾 💕🎥👍🏾

[@nevinmcgee7028]

Do you have a PDF list of the Spanish words in this video? I've read that reviewing before you sleep-learn and then quizzing yourself in the morning makes the technique more effective.

[@scottdelboccio3964]

Q

[@dackbowland1876]

It’s been proven that one cannot subconsciously learn in their sleep.

[@wordlife1997]

​@@dackbowland1876 works for me

[@adbc6740]

This is the third night i listen to this, it's a really good way to add words to my spanish vocabulary and really make them stick.

[@ac-vc6eu]

I just found your channel, like it, you speak clearly, and it would be helpful if you have written words too Gracias very much

[@USINADEESPANHOL]

*HOW IS YOUR SPANISH?* Ojalá: This would be the equivalent to “if only” or “I wish”. It comes from Arabic and it is a very genuine Spanish expression since few languages have a word to express this feeling. ¡Déjame en paz!: We could translate this as “leave me alone”. It is always useful if someone is annoying you. Be careful though and use it just when necessary! It’s quite a strong statement. Vale: “Okay”, “fine”, “understood”… Probably the most common word in Spain. ¡Que va!: This is a way to say “no”. It’s normally when something is already obvious, so we could translate it as “absolutely no” or “of course not”. For example, “Are you going to the game tomorrow?” “¡Que va! I have class”. ¡Es la leche!: This expression is used to say something or someone is great or amazing. This is a very Spanish expression and people will like it if you use it. It’s the milk! Nada del otro mundo: This is used to say something is “nothing special”. We could translate it as “nothing out of this world”. You can use it if you are unimpressed by a place or an event you have attended., usually as an excuse to not to go out! Andar/Estar muy liado: People use this to say they are very busy/ they have loads of things to do . The English equivalent would be “to have one’s hands full”.

[@asudebekcan3605]

I love your videos and the way you pronounce them. However, I wish you would have put the words as well to facilitate our learning more comprehensively. Thank you!! Greetings from Turkey 😊🌼

[@RnBesk34]

İspanyolca da öğrenir miş

[@Satin311]

Thank you 🙏🏾

[@dizzycapybara4162]

I fell asleep watching this Spanish video and woke up the next morning speaking fluent French. 0/10 wouldn't recommend

[@jillianking7351]

😂🤣😂😂😂😂😂🤣u r hilarious

[@littlemouse9900]

🤣🤣

[@CarlosEscube]

Gracias por la clase!

[@rickymee3774]

Very useful, thank you.

[@kellytolefree-sarmiento1967]

Love your voice. It helps me recall the words by remembering how you say them. I listen while sleeping and while doing house work 🌝

[@RealWorldSpanishLessons]

Thank you :) That’s perfect for remembering the words and phrases quickly and long term!

[@MTV_ACOUSTIC]

Muchas gracias~

[@heheheo_o4941]

Gracias 😘

[@RPete100]

Yea love this.

[@heatherlynn6107]

now I'm doing this every single I'm doing the sleeping videos every single night and you're really really helping me so could you please make more videos like this you're helping me a lot

[@RealWorldSpanishLessons]

Glad to hear they’re helping! I will continue to make them 🙂

[@the3dshow903]

I love this.i work at a new job and they all speak spanish.im using this just to understand my coworkers.thank you

[@GetHandles]

Great video!

[@nnadia7315]

Thank u for this video

[@RealWorldSpanishLessons]

You’re welcome 😊

[@averywilliams1908]

This is awesome. Your voice makes it even better. I can actually sit and listen to this.

[@RealWorldSpanishLessons]

That’s great to hear!

[@averywilliams1908]

Real World Spanish Lessons Do you make these videos in one take? You should make a few videos on conjugating verbs. That´s my biggest issue.

[@RealWorldSpanishLessons]

Avery Ave, I haven’t made many videos on conjugating verbs because I am trying to stick to more ‘real world Spanish’ I think the more you practice and use the words the more they will make sense when you try to conjugate. I do have a few lessons on Spanish verbs and will keep this in mind for future lessons! You can check this lesson out in the meantime for Ser and Estar (Spanish to be) kzbin.info/www/bejne/opvZd5aBp6yXgLM

[@averywilliams1908]

Real World Spanish Lessons, do you have a Facebook page?

[@RealWorldSpanishLessons]

Not yet!

[@cayleighskidmore2305]

Gracias! This really helped me in espanol

[@RealWorldSpanishLessons]

That’s great to hear :)

[@bromptonlawyer5226]

Thanks very helpful for the subconscious ❤️👍🏼

[@mrfedy4038]

Thank you 🙏 I love learning Spanish mucho gracias mi gusta espanol

[@zeriahsaffold4341]

Gusta? Esta gusto

[@zeriahsaffold4341]

¿Tu amas aprendas Espanol?

[@thefighter3895]

muchas gracias Muito obrigado شكرا جزيلا

[@RealWorldSpanishLessons]

You’re welcome :)

[@natwelsch3981]

Thanks!

[@RealWorldSpanishLessons]

De nada!

[@styrishrodrigues]

Nice vidio

[@dsgsdc4042]

Where is the face of this beautiful cute voice :D So peaceful to close my eyes and listen to this voice. No better way to learn 😄

[@jackbell4380]

The one in the pic

[@bbii5231]

Men🤷!!

[@skrillascrooge]

i would love to tip you for some videos about ad verbs and adjectives .. wile you sleep 8 hour videos

[@Ivy_1057]

Thank you! Do you have the same without a music? 😊

[@aubsdamobs9417]

Yo las estudiante muchas gracias

[@RealWorldSpanishLessons]

Muy bien!

[@cuntantcreator8327]

Nicce

[@Kee.Sace3.0]

If I watch this every night while sleeping ... for the next, let’s say few weeks! That should put me in a good position right?

[@GxoTokyo]

Yes From The First Morning Of Waking Up After Listening You Should Remember Two Or Three Words But The Majority Of Them Will Stay Stored In Your Sub Conscious So Don’t Worry ... Videos Definitely Work 🙃 Good Luck

[@SuJuSaraneYe]

I love your videos. I wish they had captions tho

[@RealWorldSpanishLessons]

I have other videos on the channel with the phrases on the screen :) Checkout this playlist kzbin.info/aero/PLOZNr78y6xiSLD0MyPdH7W8W1deqWmPS9

[@SuJuSaraneYe]

@@RealWorldSpanishLessons Thank you 🙏🏽 I will

[@theworldaccordingtoallie1176]

Could you please make your amazing videos with rain sounds only, with no music added to it?

[@lizasaakadze5411]

Can someone explain differences between Spanish ( Spain)and latin American Spanish. I thought it was like British and American ( same but sounds slightly different and few different words)

[@stanwolenski9541]

3:42:40 is that la Tierra the earth or las piedras the rocks?

[@danielsan360]

The music won't let me sleep.

[@businesslady7840]

The only problem is natives doesn't speak this slow. So when a native is speaking with you. Still , you won't understand what they are saying. Natives speak fast. So I change the speed on the video to really fast. Hopefully it will help me understand natives when they are speaking fast.

[@liambailey148]

does it really work. help u speak better espano

[@RealWorldSpanishLessons]

Give it a try and let us know!

[@illegallogic3132]

I hope so.. I got a test coming up 😂

[@XRXBY]

Ya

[@2012Elysium]

Help! Need your lovely brain for a special mission. We spoke once before, but I have a very special request that you probs don't get often. I'm writing a song for a woman about our first meeting, but stuck with a real problem getting a sentence to rhyme. Her name is Georgina and we spoke about how I was learning Spanish so I want to write a verse in Spanish. However, I'm not advanced enough to know I have this right. The first line is "pero Georgina trabaja en la officina" I think I need to change the first word pero for a single syllable word and the next line I need to fit as follows "intelligente para me es encantina" but we both know that doesn't translate correctly so please please help me!!!

[@Countess559]

Can someone tell me the difference between the words "El and la?" The same for the plural words "Los and Las." I understand that certain times it's for male or female, sometimes it's not....please help.

[@RealWorldSpanishLessons]

So el and los are used with masculine words and la and las are used with feminine. There are some exceptions though 😬 You’ll find these two videos helpful :) Spanish For Beginners: 10 Tricky Words That Are Feminine kzbin.info/www/bejne/ZmrZe3iKlspplbc Learn Spanish Words That Might Trick You! kzbin.info/www/bejne/jYvCknuqq6efoZI

[@Countess559]

@@RealWorldSpanishLessons Ok, thank you! I'll check them out.

[@RealWorldSpanishLessons]

You’re welcome! Also los and las are just the plural of el and la 😊

[@arminekouladjian1363]

The music is so high

[@FatLeonard84]

Does anyone know of a European Spanish video like this? All I can find is Latin Spanish

[@holden3]

Frap material!

[@darthvader2812]

How is this supposed to work? Am I doing this wrong because the only thing I remembered after waking up was "bus"?

[@jasminekirby8452]

Does this actually work???

[@alexify8645]

i learnt this, i have an enemy called lucy. lucy eres una pinchazo

[@annmariebaileysabelsabel5250]

Show the word when you introduce the word or phrase, please.

[@nothinghere8280]

Does this actually work? I’m gonna try it but I just wanna know if it’s gonna work if not then I’ll keep listening to this when I sleep.

[@illmindjunglist]

Editzz I am just starting, has it worked for you?

[@albertogil7917]

Somebody need a help with the spanish? I am latino, but i can speak inglish

[@migdaliaroldan6889]

la pluma o el boligrafo

[@cappieivey5349]

My boyfriends parents only speak Spanish so I really need to learn... will this work?

[@danielpreza4159]

Hello Cappie, how you doing? I from Mexico and I'm looking for someone to teach me English and I can teach Spanish instead, I have Skype, if are you interesting?

[@denveranderson4078]

How accurate is our ability to learn a different language while were sleeping? Like is that even a thing lol

[@shannonbilger5301]

I wish the video portion was just black. I play it through my smart tv and the image is starting to burn into the screen

[@elcampeon12]

Cuando hablas español de sobra y vienes a ver como otros tratan de aprender tu idioma 🤣🤣🤣

[@RealWorldSpanishLessons]

😆😆

[@someonesnameyoudontneedtok6206]

Ok am I doing this wrong but I can't remember one word because I was sleeping😴 😕

[@bellecarrera3797]

What it does is allows you to hear the words as you sleep and they go in the back of your brain, one day you'll probably hear a Spanish word and know what it means, but not remember why. It will be because of this video. So its good to listen to this asleep as well as awake

[@someonesnameyoudontneedtok6206]

@@bellecarrera3797 oh thanks that did happen my dad said come here in Spanish and I never new what it was in Spanish but I new he meant come here some how. 👍🏼

[@nothinghere8280]

It’s better with headphones I think lol ima bout to try it rn ( someone commented it’s better with headphones)

[@TheDavidlloydjones]

Los cristianos tienen dos formas de hablar, una para el domingo y otra para el resto de la semana. Los españoles tienen dos formas de hablar, una para mientras duermen y la otra para el resto del tiempo. Acaba de empezar a aprender el primero.

[@lordfnord5768]

All those "ens" are the letter N. For "noun." Doesn't get much stupider than this: sleep learning technology so everybody can learn the letter N.

[@gamingwithstephanie3127]

First

[@RealWorldSpanishLessons]

Woohoo!!!

[@josephgeorge7385]

Thanks for posting

[@RealWorldSpanishLessons]

Thanks for watching!

[@eriks.lundestad9365]

Is this Spanish (Spain Mainland) or Spanish (American)? I need to learn Mainland Spanish :)

[@RealWorldSpanishLessons]

This is Latin American Spanish...Good luck with your learning!

[@eriks.lundestad9365]

Thank you

[@gjmjajaj]

El Banco is the STOOL?? THOUGHT thst was the bank

[@Uzdefized]

It is the bank.. also confused

[@claywebb8199]

Since when has the word for car been Auto and not coche?? What language is this??

[@littlemouse9900]

Was wondering about the word pen too. I learned it as él bolígrafo.

[@Tamara-ju3lh]

Coche is used more in Spain, corre in Latin America, and auto in other parts of the world. It's just like English in that every word is not the same in every Spanish-speaking country.

[@macawed]

Im just trying to pass spanish class

[@illmindjunglist]

Macawed i cheated my way through spanish vlass and i regret it, now i am here trying to learn

[@farzanehfarhand3757]

The background music is to loud and disturbing.

[@denniszenanywhere]

Is this spanish from Spain?

[@RealWorldSpanishLessons]

It’s Latin American

[@denniszenanywhere]

@@RealWorldSpanishLessons gracias for clarifying.

[@danielpreza4159]

​@@denniszenanywhere Hello, how you doing? I from Mexico and I'm looking for someone to teach me English and, I can teach Spanish instead, I have Skype, if are you interesting?

[@denniszenanywhere]

Daniel Preza I would have taken your offer, and it’s a great offer, but I need to learn Castillan Spanish. Thanks.

[@danielpreza4159]

@@denniszenanywhere Ok then, could you teach me English, or Do you know someone can, please, please, please

[@robertbennett2796]

You called the the stool the bank unless I heard wrong

[@RealWorldSpanishLessons]

Stool is the same word as bank 😉

[@robertbennett2796]

@@RealWorldSpanishLessons I thought it was taburete or tijera

[@RealWorldSpanishLessons]

Some people call it taburete but it’s not very common. Tijeras is scissors

[@robertbennett2796]

@@RealWorldSpanishLessons ops got my words mixed up. And banco has more than one definition

[@wiiiz3]

who else thought dad was "papi" in Spanish?

[@christopherstigson6377]

Hola papi

[@footprintsbeijing]

I fell into sleep within 3 minutes and remembered nothing at all

[@danielcluley870]

Does anybody else crack up laughing when she translates Taxi?

[@Loki1815]

Car Auto Carro what happened to coches

[@Tamara-ju3lh]

Coches is used mostly in Spain.

[@rodstelon]

Don't like the music in backgtound

[@blackwoodsam]

oh shit, I fell asleep. I don't remember anything

[@crabman45324]

I am not a native speaker. This is too fast. Rapido'.

[@DreamingDarlin]

You can slow it down in settings.

[@asphcon1]

I woke up and no longer knew English.

[@VxV466]

Why is she so loud ?

[@USINADEESPANHOL]

*HOW IS YOUR SPANISH?* Ojalá: This would be the equivalent to “if only” or “I wish”. It comes from Arabic and it is a very genuine Spanish expression since few languages have a word to express this feeling. ¡Déjame en paz!: We could translate this as “leave me alone”. It is always useful if someone is annoying you. Be careful though and use it just when necessary! It’s quite a strong statement. Vale: “Okay”, “fine”, “understood”… Probably the most common word in Spain. ¡Que va!: This is a way to say “no”. It’s normally when something is already obvious, so we could translate it as “absolutely no” or “of course not”. For example, “Are you going to the game tomorrow?” “¡Que va! I have class”. ¡Es la leche!: This expression is used to say something or someone is great or amazing. This is a very Spanish expression and people will like it if you use it. It’s the milk! Nada del otro mundo: This is used to say something is “nothing special”. We could translate it as “nothing out of this world”. You can use it if you are unimpressed by a place or an event you have attended., usually as an excuse to not to go out! Andar/Estar muy liado: People use this to say they are very busy/ they have loads of things to do . The English equivalent would be “to have one’s hands full”.

[@DreamingDarlin]

You stated that an expression is very common in Spain but this video is for Latin America Spanish so possibly isn't really said in South America.