Master list of Spanish resources and tips ✨

[@XelenaX-wg2jr]

Am I waiting to watch a video on how to learn my own native language? Oh, yes I am

[@lukas6839]

Yo también 😁👍

[@Riot076]

If she picked up Polish,I'd watch it as well XD

[@nicolasramirez7159]

Yo también

[@debralyn10]

Igual jajaj

[@lolekflores4135]

Si soy jajajaja

[@Lea-ov8vq]

Spanish is an easy language to start learning but hard to master 💛

[@makkiewakkie9267]

True

[@iloveroses208]

Yup🙃

[@naishalubega3756]

True

[@max_und_moritz7490]

True

[@flibbettyjibbetts6766]

I’d say it’s the other way around

[@prins1991]

After English, Spanish is the second most studied language and the second with the most sources to learn of in the Internet. I speak Spanish and I just learned it through the Internet.

[@alexsmith879]

How did you do it?

[@zanchexbown4945]

@@alexsmith879 we can exchange anytime

[@rodentia1474]

How? Like through immersion or did you use online resources? my Spanish is... eufghfhfg

[@bruce24r29]

Have you got any app recommendations similar or different to these?

[@jordynforrest9734]

I understand Spanish (I speak Portuguese) but I can’t speak/write it - the languages are definitely very alike, but I can’t translate English - Spanish

[@maryr5316]

Me: Watching this. Also me: My native language is Spanish .

[@luisurrutia6244]

Me too LoL

[@analia3254]

same

[@elizabethvf095]

Pensé que era la única, JAJAJAJAJAJA

[@jenniferlopez2470]

Yo tambien 😂

[@paholamarquez51]

Yo igual 🤣

[@XelenaX-wg2jr]

4:21 the "ll" in Spanish is pronounced as the letter "y" in "you", like "j" in "just", or like "sh" like in "show" (this depends on the accent, depending on the country, people can pronounce it in one of these different ways) So words like "cuello" and "lluvia" are pronounces like "cueyo" and "yuvia", or like "cuesho" and "shuvia" Hope it helps ^^

[@camz7541]

Or "sh" in Argentina and Uruguay. "Shuvia, cuesho"

[@XelenaX-wg2jr]

@@camz7541 oh yeah, that's true, I´ll add it ^^

[@SergiGranell]

It can also be pronounced as /ʎ/. Actually, not pronouncing "ll" as /ʎ/ is called "yeísmo": en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ye%C3%ADsmo Something similar happens with "seseo", "ceceo" and "distinción."

[@alonsopoblete1566]

@@SergiGranell yup... Do you pronounce it like that?

[@naishalubega3756]

Genius

[@ohabsolutelynot]

"I was pleasantly surprised at how simple the language is" *stares at 5 pages of confused notes on subjunctive moods* 😅

[@uniquechannelnames]

A *huge* tip is to learn all of the language's *particles*. There aren't that many. Particles aren't really concretely defined (kind of like "fly *to*", to is a particle) but they're like the connective tissue between many words, they don't really change, and they are super common. I'm surprised people don't mention learning them more often. Learn the language's particles, the top 100-150 most common vocab words, and a list of the language's cognates to English (words that are almost spelled the same and mean the same), and you'll find yourself understanding wayyy more Spanish. Don't get bogged down in complicated verb conjugation lists and stuff like that. They have their place for sure, but it's more like 15% of overall studying, instead of a majority. Most people's brains don't really pick up how to utulize a language like that, not very well that is. Even lindie here says "I don't write down most of my vocab". Repetition and picking up things naturally from exposure will give you an organic progression. People tend to put on a video or audio, realize right away they're not understanding anything then just shut it off or quit paying attention. But keep at it, the more times you listen, the more finely your mind will be able to decipher sounds, and put together words and sentences that before sounded like nothing, and remember those sentences for use in later conversations. Play things over and over, listen to songs you enjoy over and over, listening and singing the lyrics. You'll be surprised how well your brain is at picking up how a language operates, just interact with the language a lot. Try just listening to more native speakers in media, film, radio, podcasts etc at a 70-80% comprehension level. Listen over and over, shadow it (repeat what they say right after they say it), and then focus on the areas that keep slipping by you. Make that about 50% of your studying Don't get discouraged when listening when you can't translate *everything*, that's the whole point, but the more you listen, the more you'll keep picking up. Then use an app like HelloTalk you can find endless Spanish/whatever speakers wanting to learn English to interact with, either messaging or through calls in the app. I'd recommend joining a group on HelloTalk as there's far more overall interaction, there's almost always *someone* online, and it keeps you wanting to stay motivated and involved. Hope this helps!

[@rodentia1474]

*h e l p*

[@ellagonzalez6483]

THISSS

[@peggytrotman4173]

she's literally holding the book I just bought

[@ashleyfoss4718]

Lol me too!

[@nicoleraheem1195]

I had got it last week for my Spanish review Saturdays 😂

[@Crystal_12gem]

I got it 4 years ago, i feel old haha 😆

[@mosiarmstrong]

That book was too much for me. I ended up buying the Barron's pocket-sized grammar book.

[@sandralrdal2697]

Omg same I just bought it two weeks ago

[@tokkicabo4578]

I’m Mexican, But as I am studying korean myself I became so curious to know how people learn my language. Plus you can apply language tips from all sources. Thank you very much Lindie. You’re amazing!!

[@rekaostouh6242]

Ohh- I'm from South Korea and just started learning Spanish yesterday :D

[@arieltineo1605]

@@rekaostouh6242 I would like to learn Korean one day the country and culture its very interesting for me....I am a native Spanish speaker too

[@rekaostouh6242]

@@arieltineo1605 Oh-

[@staymile372]

I'm German and I'm self-studying Korean and Spanish😅🤩.

[@arieltineo1605]

@@staymile372 and I will begin to study German very soon

[@tomate3391]

Back in the days, when I started learning Spanish I read also _Complete Spanish Grammar_ , but shortly after that I started with books only in Spanish as e.g. _Gramática de uso del español_ They are easy to understand, Nowadays I read Spanish novels and do less grammar stuff. Reading books in Spanish wil increase your vocabulary very fast.

[@obayaahmed4048]

the queen has spoken😌✨

[@periodt.5502]

Yassss

[@michellelyston8566]

She hasn't even spoken and she's spoken!!✨😌 Not surprised.🦚

[@halezzer05]

Bros pfp moved

[@SachaCubesLatino]

As a native Spanish speaker, this video makes me proud. I'm an English teacher from Chile and a language enthusiast. I found your channel many years ago, and I was pretty happy to hear you were starting to learn Spanish. Keep it up, Lindie! 화이팅!

[@marianocastro3430]

Hóla, Saludos! Estoy usando la cuenta de mi esposo Chileano, Mariano. Me llamo Heather. It is wonderful read a greeting from Chile! I lived in Chile for over 5 years! Dios le bendiga.

[@sana_fanboi]

If you guys want to know Lindie's recommendations about resources for other languages check out her website!

[@olinfeil2784]

I've been researching into teaching yourself to understand Spanish online and found a fantastic website at Fergs Spanish Blueprint (check it out on google)

[@soundlyawake]

me currently learning Spanish and this video pops up: 😊🎉❤️ me realizing I’ve been pronouncing your name in my head as Lindie ⛵️⛵️ this entire time: 🥴

[@minx9945]

That afro ❤❤

[@mariee_e]

😦😲😧😮😯 it’s not ⛵️s!?! My whole life is a lie

[@callmekenflores1842]

I'm a subsriber of your channel! How's ken, miles and tima doing during this pandemic

[@eb.3764]

@@mariee_e it isnt?? how do u say it

[@unknowperson5575]

update

[@mettachris]

I recommend "Español con Juan". It's a podcast and KZbin channel. I've been listening to him since the lockdown and have learned so much!

[@rocio_27]

Hola! Yo soy soy hablante nativa del español y me encanta ver tus vídeos para practicar mi inglés, son muy útiles para mí😁

[@nicolasramirez7159]

I think it’s so great that you’re learning Spanish, I’m a native Spanish speaker and I get excited when I see people learning my native language 😂 I think you are doing really great. And your videos have helped me a lot with my language learning journey so thank you!!!

[@subhadra007]

Hey as a native speaker of the Spanish language can you tell me what Spanish dialect is easier to understand or learn who is going to learn Spanish.

[@nicolasramirez7159]

Something I have noticed Spanish learners make, as a native Spanish speaker 🇨🇴 is that when they read certain words they don’t put the accent right, I don’t know if you have made it, but when you see a “tilde” in a word like árbol or canción you say the accent in the vowel with the tilde like Árbol or canciÓn, it’s just a recommendation for your Spanish journey and the you can sound more native

[@enriquecerros]

True. Papá (Dad) can easily sound like Papa (Potato).

[@jairgaxiola]

It is interesting to know how non native spanish speakers have the same problems to learn this language as I had when I started to learn english. I used to look for resources on internet and downloaded apps on my phone to understand the language.

[@AfroLinguo]

OMG!! Spanish is such a cool language. I personally would like to learn Spanish in the future.

[@Lea-ov8vq]

It's pretty cool 😂

[@languagecomeup]

its so very nice to see that you've been enjoying this wonderful language. I know you live very far away, but when you come to this side of the world after knowing Spanish all the people that you can meet, from different countries and the experiences that you will have will be astounding.

[@Lomejordemi994]

Me encanta ver estos tipos de videos, aunque soy latino, me emociona como otras personas también tratan de aprender nuestro idioma, es genial.

[@rosss9355]

exacto jsjsjsjsjsj

[@Caveirazul]

No sea demasiado emocional, el español es el idioma más hablado en Occidente. Soy brasileño y necesito hablar español debido a los requisitos de mi trabajo. Si la persona está en America o Europa Occidental, el inglés y el español son imprescindibles para aprender. No se sorprenda de que mucha gente aprenda español, me sorprendería más si alguien quisiera aprender portugués, es cierto.

[@ashley-px4qt]

I'm learning Spanish too and I was really surprised/kind of impressed that we use so many of the same resources. Thanks so much for this video and for inspiring us to reach our language learning goals. xoxo

[@espanolocura]

Hi, we are starting with our channel, maybe it is gonna help you to learn Spanish. See our website. Sorry for spam :)

[@dr.teairamcmurtry1690]

WOW and WOW: Tucan is wild! In the best way ever! Muchas Gratias!

[@dreamysol]

i can’t wait for this video, i really need this because i’m studying spanish right now :)

[@joaquingonzalez1018]

I can help you! (Spanish is my first language)

[@canaldearte4050]

@@joaquingonzalez1018 mine too! High five lol

[@dreamysol]

that would be so helpful :)

[@jareduwu5849]

wow!! good luck!! thank you for learning my language~

[@divis175]

En esta página pueden aprender Español Wilson te educa

[@user-jk4nh9lw1p]

I’m so excited because it’s just what I needed, because I didn’t find any good textbook for Spanish yet.

[@PassionforDreaming]

I love this! You go so in-depth. It's very informative. Most of these apps, extensions, and books didn't exist when I was learning Spanish. I'll direct people looking for Spanish resources to this video 😊

[@koushikibanerjee2805]

for learning Spain Spanish, I suggest Spanish after Hours - by far the best Spanish Channel I've come across!

[@michellelyston8566]

Wow! I have that book for Italian! I really recommend that series of books! They have basics, grammar, etc.! (I'm on basics.) I hope to recommend these to my family and my Mother learning Spanish! Awesome! Can't wait!😉 Thank you!💕

[@breadelyncorreapires7633]

I'm brazilian and for portuguese native speakers spanish is too easy to learn. I highly recommend the podcast "hoy hablamos". 😊

[@sarahcarr7343]

I’ll check it out! I’d love to learn Spanish quick! Not just cause it’s been a personal goal of mine for some time now but I want to meet my boyfriend’s family and actually have a conversation with them

[@iloveroses208]

From someone who parents native tongue is Spanish, Spanish is quite easy. In K-3rd my school gave us the option to learn Spanish and all the kids said it was easy🙃. I am not fluent in Spanish it listening has always been easy to me, I’ve been to decipher Spanish convos between my parents🙃

[@MatheusAlves-zs3hj]

I recommend the Charlas Hispanas podcast!! Its made by people from all over latin-america and they talk about distinct topics, life style, food, culture, country history and many more.

[@Brianopolis]

Good for you! I taught myself Spanish in 1996, before the internet! I'm currently writing about my experience. Keep up the good work!

[@Hana-gd1vr]

i’m starting school again in a week and this school year marks my first year of learning spanish (finally dropped latin after 5 loooong years)! i’ve been so excited about this, i really had to hold myself back during summer break so i wouldn’t start randomly studying before my first lesson. i’m definitely going to use these resources in hopes of making spanish more of a success story than my love-hate relationship with latin!! thank you so much

[@fodeslytherinantares3486]

Este video está perfecto -como siempre- para nosotros que aprendemos español. ¡Muchas gracias!❤️❤️

[@dawlzicpeliculas2.0]

Te RECOMIENDO EL "SILABARIO de ADRIÁN DUFFLOCQ GALDAMES" (Profesor chileno) literal todos niñes chilenos y de otros países latinos lo utilizan para aprender a leer y escribir, y tambien para poder hablar mejor, a la gran mayoria solo les toma tan solo 1 mes aprender todo;)

[@asmaaladimi6632]

As someone learning Spanish on my own I should recommend for KZbin videos, butterfly spanish. I love ana! She's a great and fun native Spanish speaker with the passion to help others learn Spanish. Also hello talk is a free way to speak with native speakers from all over the world you can practice spanish and help other with English its fun and very helpful! 😊

[@ruhi3302]

I am so greatful that utube recommended this video..because this is the best of all the videos I have been watching to learn Spanish. The perfect one.

[@connorgioiafigliu]

I've found the McGraw Hill Complete Grammar and Practice Makes Perfect books awesome for all the languages I've tried them in (French, German, Portuguese). But I refuse to buy them new, as revenge for what McGraw Hill has done to me over my college career 😅

[@lolabint3411]

Get the PDFs free online then lol

[@blacksunangel636]

Hi Lindie Bote, i'm starting to study spanish on my own from scratch so i hope that your video will help me.

[@nadja9347]

If you are a beginner, maybe my Instagram account can help you, it's for beginners: @spanishtutorinmadrid

[@n0vadr3ams]

my favorite thing ever now is finding native speakers in the comments being like “i’m native but im here to vibe” and that’s so cool of them hehe

[@RunyaAikanaro]

¡Muchas gracias por hacer este video! Muchos recomendationes buenos - es muy utíl para mi. He estudié español durante mas o menos dos años, y nececito practicar mas escuchando de español. Voy a intentar escuchando los podcast y canal de youtube que recomendó. Hope my Spanish makes sense hehe

[@flet__]

i cannot wait for this video to come out. i have been planning on learning french so i am also wondering what are the best resources to use for french in your opinion.

[@glennkelly4058]

The French version of the book she's holding in the thumbnail is good but not a beginner book. You could check out Colloquial French or Teac Yourself Complete Fench. These come with Audio recordings .

[@dianazavaleta5129]

There is also a version called French Problem Solver. I recommend it

[@flet__]

@@glennkelly4058 thank you!!

[@flet__]

@@dianazavaleta5129 thank you!!!!!

[@mariajoseriba3202]

I like the books grammaire progressive du français, it's all in French but very nicely explained and available from begginer to advanced, I like it a lot

[@jamesbenedictcastil8651]

As a Filipino, Spanish vocabs are quite familiar to us and also I think it'll be more easier to us studying it.

[@TinaBelbiatura.-lb6nv]

yes, a Filipino and is currently studying it.

[@caroportugal5105]

Interesante video, saludos desde Lima, Perú... Español es un maravilloso idioma!!! Gracias por querer aprenderlo😄🇵🇪💓

[@Kelser0ni]

When you said "blue bird app" I was like, "...Twitter?" 🤔😂🐦

[@LindieBotes]

That is so funny!

[@kimberlyb33]

This video is great. You’ve mentioned so many great resources that I plan on implementing into my Spanish learning routine. Thank you!

[@carolina-hr5hq]

I’m learning English and this is so helpful! I’m happy bc I can understand you 😭😭😭😭

[@paularubio9367]

I'm Colombian, so if you need help, hit me up, I'd love to help you. :)

[@carolina-hr5hq]

@@paularubio9367 thanks !!

[@Thestoriam]

Yes plz...I've been struggling with Spanish for a while now

[@joaquingonzalez1018]

I can help you! (Spanish is my first language)

[@Thestoriam]

@@joaquingonzalez1018 really?? That would be great!! Thank you

[@periodt.5502]

hm it's conjugation ? Lmfao

[@faith9639]

same :'3

[@serenitybeats1677]

@@joaquingonzalez1018 i need help too

[@cassandranc123]

Thank you! I am already loving Forge after only a few lessons. Never would have found it without you!

[@callous21]

That's awesome you can learn through context, I can not for life of me, don't get me wrong on rare occasions I have figured a word out from context, but most of the time I gotta look it, and a lot times I've come across words that I thought I knew but in the context it had a completely different meaning, for example the word tocar means to touch, but it can also mean play as in play music but it can also mean to have to. Three completely different meanings depending on the context

[@brandonsmith1198]

I really enjoyed your tips and the books that you put in the description and so I will. I don’t know I will get the grammar book will see.

[@lev1anus]

Spanish, Portuguese, Italian, Galician, Romeno, all latin's language are VERY easy for each other to learn it, and even for foreigns, since you had access of one language of these languages, you will learn the others easily.

[@Lea-ov8vq]

It's really not that easy to learn another, it's kinda like learning dutch

[@VictorRuan285]

@@Lea-ov8vqPortuguese and Spanish are extremely similar so I think it won’t take much time

[@akasia8811]

I just recently started learning Spanish, and I'm very happy that I'm fluent in French because there's just a lot of similarities as both language derives from Latin :)), and thanks so much for your awesome video as I'm always struggling to search learning resources.....

[@scottm6341]

This is very generous of you to share. All these resources have been very confusing to me. Also, I keep finding different people seem to have different options on how to start learning(and these people who I would listen to!).

[@cosmictulips1678]

THANK YOU for mentioning combining resources. it is so infuriating when people are like "oh I've only been using THIS ONE APP or this ONE BOOK and I haven't learned anything" and I literally preach to some people that they aren't going to get anywhere unless they use more resources. especially if all you're using is duolingo lol.

[@juliab3326]

I learned Latin in school and I´m still regretting it. I wish I had chosen Spanish because I feel like it would have been "easier" to learn (and to maintain!) since there are SO many resources. You can practise reading, speaking, listening through books, podcasts, music, talking to others etc. but Latin? Latin is primarily used in books... I had a hard time learning it since I couldn´t actively use and practise it. I want to learn some Korean and Thai first but Spanish (Castilian) is also a language I want to "master" someday.

[@mandy145]

Hi Lindi, you inspire me so much with language learning! You find smart, proactive ways to learn language and you've been there, done that and share it with others. Thank you!

[@joan98610]

i'm from Spain why am I even watching this? Great video, as usual!

[@mikopaul2753]

¡Hola Joan! Do you know Spanish vloggers?

[@octaviolemus7794]

Dude, I'm from Mexico, I'm also watching this video and I ask myself the same question jaja. Saludos a la Madre Patria.

[@noname89636]

This is a really good video for learning Spanish. All in one source guide. I keep changing my language list, but I want to learn English (N), Spanish (2L), Arabic (2L), Polish (C1).....Russian, Mandarin, and Hungarian. I also want to learn Japanese and Korean later on to finish out the CJK language challenge.

[@svellah4388]

Damn, you speak Polish on a C1 level? Props to you

[@noname89636]

@@svellah4388 .... I lived in Poland for two years on a project management contract for my company. I hired a tutor and studied for the polish government exams. I made that commitment. I do speak Arabic as a second language and while they are different languages, my brain didn't stress over what I was up against. Also, actively living in Poland in a smaller city and using what I learned was critical.

[@clauswernerhaverlandbecker2020]

Me encanta como hablas español, todo lo que dijiste esta perfectamente pronunciado🙌. Besos desde Argentina 💖😘😊

[@meghan8000]

Hi Lindie, I don't usually comment on videos, but the resources you shared has helped me a lot. I absolutely love Toucan extension. Thank you so much

[@kristinebravereprise4921]

This video is SO HELPFUL!!! I've referenced it literally 3x now! Thank you!!!!!!!!!!!

[@beccamaleficent3838]

I literally just started relearning Spanish after years of stopping this is just what I needed

[@Mextalki]

Wow! Thanks so much for the shout-out, Lindie! You're definitely an incredible person. I'm so happy for your success :)

[@tracymakheti8788]

This has been very useful. Do one for Mandarin?

[@thongd.5871]

Search her name and Chinese. She has a video for Mandarin.

[@beatadorain2174]

I second dreaming Spanish. Pablo is amazing!

[@markbaldwin975]

I mostly use two programs. One is called ProSpanish. Its a powerpoint style program that you can download and use anytime. The other is called ElMetodo. Its online but very thorough and well planned out.

[@Tehui1974]

I plan to start learning Spanish in about 18 months time (I'm currently learning another language). I'll revisit this video again then!

[@odeaus]

I'm a native Spanish speaker but I grew up in the US so I know almost no grammar for Spanish! I really want to be a certified translator one day and regret neglecting my Spanish in my high school and college days 😭 so these resources are great!

[@henrydevon]

Good resources thank you. I am surprised you don’t mention Pimsleur.

[@maroua9279]

Thank you so much you can't imagine how helpful this was for me 🙏

[@EFoxVN]

I have found great benefit from the graded Spanish readers of Paco Ardit. He has about five books written for each level. And on Kindle it is easy to look up unknown words. My Spanish has really improved a lot reading those. Lots of reading is important. Hope it can help someone. Regards from South Africa.

[@julchni3189]

These videos are really helpful, I watch them with my friends on Voicely whenever we practice Spanish. We all agree that we learned more from KZbin videos than from the Spanish "lessons" we have at school

[@mariaflorenciaalvarez1926]

I'm seeing this video even when Spanish is my native language, because I found a language partner and I want to be useful too 💗

[@skatergirl081894]

I love busuu i use it for Spanish, Japanese and German. I loved how it gauges my current level since I started Spanish I. Highschool. Also I use the complete Spanish grammar book as well because grammar is my weakness. Thanks for the new resources.

[@eolleo1149]

I just bought the book(Complete Spanish Grammar ) last week I'm excited to continue learning Spanish. I started last year but everything doesn't go according to our og plan but I gotta move forward.

[@okangul1886]

Thank you so much i live in Turkey and i want to learn spanish it is too difficult to find a book for me and there is no native spanish speaker around me but this video helped me so much

[@honeycd86]

Hi, I am from Spain and I am learn English. Your Spanish sounds very well, aunque se diría CUELLO, con LL, but it´s practice. If you want we can help us witch to learn of languages. I hope that you like the idea 😉😉

[@anonimettalontana4944]

Please make a video like this for Italian 🙏

[@stationeryevolution467]

Drops is my main source of vocab, but I use like 5 other apps for grammar and stuff 5:35 also why did i laugh at that- istg, Lindie is so funny without even trying The apps / resources I use for Spanish: -Duolingo -Drops -Quizlet -Forge -Spanish Dict -Busuu Planning to use Lingodeer for Spanish, as well as Korean and Japanese, once I get the premium subscription

[@zhyharui9444]

I did Spanish for 5 years in High School and I can barely form a sentence.

[@AGULL]

I feel you🥺 7 years 4 me

[@Riot076]

Same for me but with German and it was 7 years in total

[@zhyharui9444]

@@lauragg.02 Lo intenté. No sé por qué es tan difícil para mí.

[@elaineeee.4]

@@lauragg.02 Pero eso depende de cómo lo enseñen. Por ejemplo yo empecé a estudiarlo desde los 3 años en mi colegio y pues ahora me va muy bien, en lo personal yo no creo que el ingles sea más difícil que el español.

[@XelenaX-wg2jr]

I guess the time you've been learning a language doesn't determine how fluent you are. For example, I've been learning Korean since 2017 yet my level is pretty bad, whereas I started Portuguese like 3 months ago and I have a really decent level And I also think that if someone learns a language because they have to and not because they want to, it will be much harder to become "conversationally fluent"

[@prajjwal1010]

That is a really great video for Spanish learners! excelente trabajo!! :)

[@J11_boohoo]

Since you’re learning Tagalog, you’ll notice that we have a lot of words with meanings two with the same meanings but slightly different usage or slight different meanings, what’s interesting is that sometimes the other one is Spanish while the other is true Tagalog Example: pwede and kaya Both mean can but have different usages Kaya pertains more on you’re physical power and ability to be able to do something Pwede (in Tagalog) is sort of you being allowed or restricted Let’s say that there is a road with a sign that you can’t cross, in that situation you can (as in kaya) to walk but you can’t (as in pwede) cause you’re restricted. So: Kaya kong maglakad sa kalsada pero Hinndi ako pwede. these can be interchangeable and carry the same implications but not the exact meanings

[@juju.ukrainiangirl]

Thanks for the video! So many cool resources I haven't heard about before. Def gonna boost my studies. Muchas gracias🤗🌸

[@Inshaafanderson]

Hi Lindie, just found your channel and though...hhmmm your name is so South African and then after the video I went to your page and read that you are indeed South African :-) So hellooooo from Cape Town. Right I started with Duolingo last week and I'm enjoying it so far. Thank you for all the recommendations. I'm currently making notes and downloading your suggested apps. Hoping to have a conversation in Spanish by the end of this year.

[@ChelseaAddams]

"The purple cat is eating under the tall table" hahaha its so true! Sometimes I seriously question clicking go on a phrase cause it seems so ridiculous and turns out to be right 🤣🤣

[@ct1493]

can you please make one of these for learning french? i loved the video and love your channel :)

[@DanBus0]

Soy Mexicano y vas muy bien con tu español !!!

[@m4rco_1409]

Muchos tratan de aprender español y yo me muero por aprender ingles. Me resulta muy dificil entender lo que hablan pero poco a poco vamos practicando.

[@parthapdebnath]

Utilizo Duolingo, Hellotalk y Language transfer para aprender español. Veo videos en español.

[@ml3609]

I love the joke in the beginning that ends with "and you don't even know how to order coffee." It makes me happy.

[@mariakudimova]

Lindie, thank you so much for sharing!!! I really liked Toucan. I've never heard of this extension. But I can use it for my Portuguese studies! :)

[@danielleon9733]

Hola

[@danielleon9733]

Cómo estás?

[@celinaduguay6484]

Tiengos is a good website. It has articles about interesting facts and it reads it to you (by real people), sentence by sentence, and shows the English translation, and you can click on a word and it will show the translation. The articles are based on different levels (beginner-advanced). There's also an option on the website to search a word's declension in cases. This website was originally created for learning Polish but they also have the articles in English, Russian, Spanish and Vietnamese.

[@jasmineboyer4783]

thank you for the subtitles

[@meowmeows8238]

¡Sí el español! Lo aprendí hace un año pero quizá puedo avanzar a un nivel avanzado con estos consejos

[@bezaurasaurous]

The japonese diary style book you posted looks great - would be remotely helpful if i can’t read Japanese or do you know of an English equivalent? It looks like a good book!

[@filodox21]

hello I recommend learning Portuguese :-) i'm from Brazil

[@Spiritusanto16]

I'm mexican and yes, I will learn portuguese. Eu quero falar brasileiro

[@johnfranz]

hi lindie, you inspire me into learning languages

[@kandyviris]

I'm a spanish native speaker but I just love your videos so I'm gonna watch it jajajjaja xd

[@FrenchinPlainSight]

Wow so many good things to try here! Thanks Lindie

[@kinkintana]

I also recommend using Learn Spanish Grammar and Verb Conjugation as an app to help finding conjugation. Just one click to a verb and it will show you all the conjugations that you need for all the grammars. I think it has more verbs shown compared to Conjugato. Hope that helps! :)