What do Millennials think about themselves? | Easy Spanish 65

[@lamrof]

I find them easy to understand, I am a beginner in Spanish.

[@christiaan81music]

Wow at this point I can listen without reading the subtitles to understand what's going on!..

[@creativechuckofficial]

Congratulations Christiaan! :)

[@beigelover95]

Christiaan Haesen so lucky

[@leehaber]

Nice! I'm about 80% there. I still get lost at times so I need to look at the subtitles.

[@skateparkboy_]

o sea esa chica chelsea sabe bien español, como que ella puede comprender todo y eso se ve por todo el video pero toy pensando que necesita praticar hablar mas. Tengo todo el respeto para ella porque hacer esto es algo muy dificil. yo tambien estudie espanol pero en una uni donde el espanol casi no fue una posibilidad por carrera. yo tuve que hablar todo el dia todos los dias para hablar como hablo hoy, estoy muy satisfecho con las capacidades que tengo pero yo quiero ver mas de esta mujer para ver como ella se crece con la lengua.

[@callmeswivelhips8229]

Acuerdo con todo hables aqui. Mi espanol as nuevo todavia. Empece a aprender seis meses antes. Ves, tengo campaneros de trabajo eso son hablantes nativos de espanol. Son puertorriquenos. Pero nunca tengo a pais de hispano, aunque que es quiero. Tan yo tambien quiero ver mas de ella. Ayuda mi ver alquien para no ser perfecto con su espanol.

[@Star_Being]

Muchas gracias amigos . Te videos ayudas mucho aprender espanol !

[@notjustanotherguy739]

Mi percepción de los milenios es que somos ya sea trabajamos tan duro para presentarnos al mundo y hacernos un nombre, o participamos en diferentes tipos de activismo para cambiar el mundo. Muchos milenios luchan por el medio ambiente, por los derechos de los animales y para crear un mundo completamente vegano. Tienen una mente mucho más clara, moderna e inteligente cuando se trata de política. Tienen una mente (como se mencionó en el vídeo) muy abierto y acepta de las personas lgbt, a las personas de diferentes nacionalidades y tambien son menos religiosos y piensan en el futuro en una manera científica y sostenible. Somos en general más conscientes de las problemas en el mundo, menos violentos y creo que estamos más sanos tambien. 😊

[@andreamv9405]

Buenísimo el vídeo, muy interesante!

[@Nobucito]

Muy buenas tardes. Soy fanático de esta serie. Me preocupa por la situación de D.F. Ustedes están buen? Yo me voy acá mañana . Me gustaría apoyarles y espero que recuperen pronto.

[@JCMH]

Hola, tu español es muy bueno. Solo unas pequeñas correcciones: Muy buenas tardes. Soy fanático de esta serie. Me *preocupo* por la situación de D.F. ¿Ustedes están *bien* ? Yo *voy allá* mañana. Me gustaría *apoyarlos* y espero que *se* recuperen pronto.

[@creativechuckofficial]

Sí estamos bien ¡gracias! :) ¿vendrás a México? Yo también espero que nos recuperemos pronto. ¡Saludos! -Juan (Productor)

[@楊書政-e7f]

are you guys still ok?there was a earthquake at Mexico yesterday

[@lorlgd]

haven't you seen the videos yet?, you should check the LuistoComunica's video to see what happened. And if you can donate something, it'll be very kindful.

[@creativechuckofficial]

We're fine! We recorded this video last week. We're filming a new video this week about the earthquake to also ask all of you to donate if you can, for the affected people that lost everything on the tragedy. You can go to our FB page or instagram to learn how to donate! We made a post about it! Thanks for caring! instagram.com/easyspanishvideos/ facebook.com/easyspanishofficial/ -Juan (Producer)

[@max_pin]

I've been wondering too. I'm very glad you're okay!

[@creativechuckofficial]

Thank you Max, we're safe :) Mexico is just going through a very difficult moment :(

[@ChurchOfTheWorld]

gracias estoy tratando de aprender español

[@ChurchOfTheWorld]

No comprendo mucho pero es ok, es bueno!! :) :)

[@VisioningXGman]

Oremos por México

[@feliciahines8074]

I don't think every single person in this video would be considered a Millennial (1981-1996). I believe anyone born 1997-2013 is considered Gen Z.

[@Ashanti263]

guau el muchacho a 5:48 es tan guapo

[@beigelover95]

Why is it always sunny in mexico?

[@AngelGrelia]

Well, actually Mexico is 50% sunny / 50% clouds and sudden rain haha.

[@beigelover95]

Luis Ángel no snow? Lol its because in all his videos the people are in tshirts

[@AngelGrelia]

Yes, snows. At least once a year in the north and central highlands. In February roads and highways were closed because of this. The climate of Mexico City is special. Spring (sunny) (12°/26°), Summer (very rainy) (12°/23°), Autumn (rainy) (10°/20°), Winter (dry) (5°/19°). Only in the mornings is it cold in winter, so they don't need coats all day. Northern Mexico has a climate similar to Spain and in the south it's never cold, just beaches, palm trees and jungle.

[@beigelover95]

Luis Ángel hows mexico city doing at the moment? My prayers went out to them

[@AngelGrelia]

Thank you! Much better now, two major earthquakes in a week, there were many victims. But Mexico is strong, now they are cleaning and rebuilding the buildings.

[@henryleonardi5368]

Es ella parte del equipo ahora? O solo en el episodio de hoy

[@creativechuckofficial]

Fue nuestra invitada en este episodio :)

[@callmeswivelhips8229]

Quiero visitar Mexico porque quiero ver el ruinas antiguas, y tambien mejorar mi espanol. Solo empece a aprender espanol seis meses antes, y este es cuanto espanol puedo esbribo y hablo despues mi estudiando. No siento fuerte sobre mi espanol todavia. Pero si este cuanto espanol puedo aprendo despues seis meses, entonces quiza puedo esta fluidos despues muchos mas tiempo, si? Espero tan!!! Gracias por estes videos, son muchos ayuda!! Por favor dime de todo errores hice en este mensaje! Quiero aprender aun mas!! Espero entiendes que escribo!

[@christiansoza7023]

Quiero visitar Mexico porque quiero ver (conocer ¨to know¨ might sound better, but maybe u simply wanted ¨to see¨) LAS ruinas antiguas, y tambien mejorar mi español. Hace solo seis meses que empece a aprender español, y este es el español que puedo ESCRIBIR Y HABLAR despues DE HABER ESTUDIADO. No ME siento fuerte sobre mi español todavia. Pero si este ES el español que HE PODIDO APRENDER despues de seis meses, quiza puedo ser fluido con mucho mas tiempo, no? (I think we use ¨¿no? to ask for confirmation in Spanish) ASI LO ESPERO!!! Gracias por ESTOS videos, son DE MUCHA ayuda!! Por favor diganme ( ¨please, you people tell me¨. ¨dime¨ is adressed to only one person, a person you know) todos LOS errores que hice en este mensaje! Quiero aprender aun mas!! Espero entiendan (again, ¨Hope you people undestand¨, ¨entiendas¨ is adresses to a person u know) LO que ESCRIBÍ! I deleted some words cuz I could not place them in the sentences you maybe wanted. You will find, in cappital letters, the corrected words or phrases, and the added ones that your sentences needed. I like your election of the word ¨cuanto¨, but I deleted it cuz It was too much with what u already had, but good word tho. If this is the Spanish u have learnt with just 6 months, congrats!!! You r doing great! and SI, I believe you can become fluent with a little more time. just worry about past perfect and simple past in some verbs, and how you adress the verbs, I mean, whether they should adressed to a group of people or just one person. Congrats dude you are doing fantastico!!. P: Sorry for the mess, I wanted you to understood the modifications I had done.

[@callmeswivelhips8229]

WOW! Thank you so much for all the help, this is amazing! I've definitely learned some things here. 1.) I would never have thought of using a separate conjugation for referring to a group of people like that because of how English is structured. The closest we get is replacing "you" with "y'all" ("you all" becomes "y'all", get it?) So writing "entienden" instead of entiendas when referring to a group of people is revolutionary for me. Rarely do we make this distinction in English. "You" just seems to be a general catch all term for both depending on context. 2.) It's very helpful to see some of my use of case corrected to past perfect for me. Now I have a much better idea of where and when I would prefer to use the case by instinct in my own natural speech. Thank you for that. I rather like past perfect. I'm confused by the use of the word "LO" in the last sentence. It's use there doesn't seem to translate in my head for the sentence. "ASI LO ESPERO" also confuses me. THANK YOU so much for the corrections! I haven't been studying lately, but I am looking around for a language partner now in my area that is also learning.

[@christiansoza7023]

Espero entiendan -lo- que escribí, might literally be translated as ¨Hope y´all understand -the thing- that I wrote¨, if you check, with the Eng translation, it makes more sense, the word ¨lo¨ is used as a reference for the thing previously stated ¨the message¨. As yesterday, I asked my mom, and today I asked my mom and my little sister, both agreed ¨lo¨ was mandatory, and made the sentence correct, rather than whithout it. ¨Asi lo espero¨ is more a phrase I guess, but if you do the translation and study the collocation for every word, the rule I just explained, and the common sense of us, repeats itself: ¨Asi lo espero¨....¨Like that-that thing-I hope¨. ¨Like that-you uploading more videos-I hope¨. I know it is hard to understand, and translating sometimes might be more confusing,cuz it does not make sense in one´s language. If this reaussures you, it is not the first time why I ask myself why we use ¨lo,la,los,las¨ in that position, I have been trying to come up with a more concrete rule, but sometimes it can be hard to reach. Hope this whole mess has been helpful to you!

[@callmeswivelhips8229]

This explanation MAKES COMPLETE SENSE TO ME!! Thank you so much! I have confidence I will be able to pin point when to use the word, now that I have a translation and contextual example. I will think of it as "the thing", and as a reference. I don't know how or why that makes it so much easier for me to understand, but it does. It just fits into my lexical understand of English, my native tongue with that explanation. I had not made that connection before. I suppose the word "it" is simply used in many different situations. So it will take experience of encountering those situations and learning what is and is not correct each time in contect that will help me master "lo". Muchos gracias! Yo muchisimo quiero aprender mas espanol ahorita! Compro un libro sobre Puerto Rico porque quiro viajar ahi! Quizas este verano?

[@christiansoza7023]

Mucha suerte, nice haberte podido ayudar, nada mejor que encontrar a alguien que lo ayude con las dudas sobre el lenguaje que uno esta aprendiendo. Suerte en Puerto Rico lol, el año pasado apenas y pude entender a un puertoriqueño en el aeropuerto jajaja. Hablan muy rapido, y no pronuncian ciertas letras.

[@cl4ptp722]

So... technology & iphones, LGBT, Obama, slower to grow up, the environment, and liberal. Yep sounds like your garden-variety millennial.

[@David2751]

And you sound like the average hater of millennials.

[@cl4ptp722]

David Considering Well considering that I am a millennial, I'd hardly say I hate myself. Note I said, "garden-variety," as in the typical, but not all-encompassing.

[@n7pako367]

That's because Mexico City is a millennial hot spot... It sucks...

[@carlsonmoncrief3370]

don't forget the z! lol

[@carlsonmoncrief3370]

The red head can barely speak Spanish..

[@DuxoupJr]

Good job she's there to practise then. We all have to start somewhere. No one's perfect after their first day of learning Spanish.