Learn Spanish with phrases and sentences

[@SpanishWithLiliana]

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[@azwalker3890]

I love learning Spanish

[@karinagomescruz]

Thank you so much for this! This is the only channel I genuinely feel is improving my Spanish.

[@SpanishWithLiliana]

Happy to help! 🤗

[@ddab918]

Excellent selection of phrases and clearly pronounced. It is very good to hear the repetition of each phrase. Easy to follow, easy to listen to and understand. thank you.

[@sanz8607]

Enjoyed listening

[@saintseer9578]

Uso tus videos todo el tiempo con Duolingo y HelloTalk para aprender más. Muchísimas gracias 🙌🏾

[@SpanishWithLiliana]

De nada 🤗

[@aron22265]

Everything is excellent 👌

[@rosianeblessed2043]

Muchas gracias senora❤

[@charletfoster8917]

Enjoyed this lesson 🙏🏿☺️

[@johnsalamander-dz1qz]

Whew! You really keep them coming, don't you?😂 I have to be on my toes! And I am finding some of your older videos, and trying to learn from those, too... Thank you so much😊

[@SpanishWithLiliana]

Glad you like them! 🤗

[@johnsalamander-dz1qz]

So tired in the evenings when I try to learn Spanish. BUT... I have a new plan! I will do your tutorials early in the morning to learn vocab and sentence structure, etc. Then with earphones I will work on pronunciation for the rest of the day. Marvelous plan, no?😊

[@dondonsalonoy1736]

Wow ! Very nice narration/pronounciation and good choice of words ! Thank you.

[@cosyeasydrawing]

Thank you ❤

[@cosyeasydrawing]

We will go there

[@cosyeasydrawing]

Hola amigos

[@cosyeasydrawing]

Y tú

[@cosyeasydrawing]

Tomar

[@royhadley686]

Many thanks

[@anthonyrambadan6526]

Muchas gracias.

[@cyndianderson7218]

I am Blind and you make it very easy to understand in pronunciation what I am trying to say lol thank you very much😍😌

[@SpanishWithLiliana]

You're welcome 😊

[@Scarygaming927]

Really are you blind??

[@kieoniadr]

I love your channel, I know a lot but its hidden and I dont know how to bring it out. You are helping me tremendously! Gracias!

[@ФЕФОЧКАЛАПОЧКА]

Muchisimas gracias profesora Lilian!😊🤗💖💯👍🕊

[@Evgheni-1313]

Very good lesson in Spain 👍👍👍💋

[@pashtuntraveller4830]

Tienes dulce voz, Liliana

[@orisad8124]

Gracias!

[@SoyFanDeCnco]

MUCHAS GRACIAS LILIANA

[@teresaweinberger6756]

Great

[@Whistlewhilecooking]

yay! love this

[@Scarygaming927]

Muchas gracias Quirer aprender un idioma de español porque español es muy fácil idioma

[@BandanaTravels]

💯💯💯

[@businessbc9]

Thanks but I don’t know if these words use in Spain? I found some are little bit different

[@SpanishWithLiliana]

There are a lot of common words used in Spain and Mexico. Thanks for watching!

[@gwentomlinson4205]

Please add phonetic spelling .thank you so much

[@sophiachavez3377]

The formal “you” (usted) should be used instead of “tú” because “usted” is always correct while “tu” is not used much in some countries such as Colombia.

[@lidatriana]

Eso no es cierto.🤗

[@Jamie0422-kv3bx]

I thought the double "ll" has the Y sound not the J sound 🤔

[@SpanishWithLiliana]

It depends on the region 🤗

[@Jamie0422-kv3bx]

@SpanishWithLiliana: ok got it 👍

[@lucoot]

Why use such non-literal translation like "sounds good" for "de acuerdo"? "I agree" would be closer to the Spanish and perfectly understandable in English. "Sounds good" is needlessly different.

[@scootergirl3662]

It’s good feedback - but I also want to remind that there’s no such thing as a literal translation. You also have connotation and just how things are generally received. For example, in the shitty Spanish education I got growing up we were taught “cómico”, meaning funny. Come to find out that’s actually slightly insulting and the better word is divertido - but they both more or less translate to the same thing

[@barryholmes5057]

9:15 thank you

[@wolverine1440]

Which dialect?

[@SpanishWithLiliana]

Mexican 🤗

[@abdelmajidmajid2114]

Hola Lilliana, no me gustan las lecciones largas.❤

[@peaceonearth1971]

why say Esta aqui vs Este aqui?

[@SpanishWithLiliana]

It is means "esta" or "es" in Spanish. In this case, "it is here" would be "esta aquí". "Este" can mean "this one".

[@jakto.1814]

Why "Que horrible" a "Qué lindo" can not use the same word "Qué" even they are all means "How". Thanks for answer. 😢

[@SpanishWithLiliana]

It is the same, I must have forgotten the accent on one. Pronunciation is the same for both though 🤗

[@Rymomen]

Are these phrases translated from a dictionary, or are they phrases that Spaniards use in everyday speech?

[@SpanishWithLiliana]

All phrases are chosen by me and yes, they are used on a daily basis. Thanks!