Spanish For First Responders | The Language Tutor *Lesson 75*

[@toddkeller9099]

Another great video, very informative, perfect instruction for all first responders, strong work!!!

[@TheLanguageTutor]

Thanks again!

[@tommurphy4307]

how many first responders in Mexico know conversational English? it works both ways.

[@Kitty702Cosmic]

Thank you for this! As a EMT I'm always looking for ways to improve my patient care. I fully believe every First Responder can and should always find something about their patient care to improve 💜

[@REVmk2024]

Same!! I watch this video at least once a week video to make sure I learn it. Large Hispanic population where I work

[@fyodorberkovich8247]

I bet your patients hate you

[@fyodorberkovich8247]

@@REVmk2024 this gringo JAJAJA

[@virginialee7765]

God bless you Sir! Am a CNA and many of my patients speak Spanish

[@virginialee7765]

How do you tell them what you need them to do like “ I need you to change your clothes and put these clothes on “

[@Gerlahay1]

I took screen shots and made an album on my phone. Worked an MVA last night, had initial patient care. EMS asked me to come into the ambulance to help translate I used my screen shots to get all the questions we needed answered. Thank you FF III/AEMT

[@TheLanguageTutor]

Wow, thats wonderful!

[@safarsarthak]

One of the longest lessons and taught me sooooo much. Thank you Danny sir. You are a Spanish Gem ❤️ i am glad to be on lesson 75.

[@TheLanguageTutor]

Happy to hear that!

[@albino_panda1363]

THANK YOU! I am a RN and EMT-B and I really appreciate this. Medical Spanish is a good thing to know. Keep up the good work!

[@fyodorberkovich8247]

Medical Spanish? Just study Latin like the A students lmao

[@MrWaggonerable]

Years ago I would say "dolor aqui" and point all over. Over the past year I have studied spanish at my own pace with an intent to become fluent someday in the future and this was a great help to my day to day job as a paramedic.

[@tommurphy4307]

i learned at my own pace, too- i've lived in san diego county for 40 years and i can talk with hispanic people just fine. if i were to relocate myself in another country- i would learn the language first- es solo sentido comun.

[@alexmercerau7247]

So detailed! Thank you soooo much for your effort! The reason why I started and kept learning Spanish is because of your videos!- Alex from Hong Kong

[@TheLanguageTutor]

I'm so happy to hear that! Glad I can help you.

[@lionelweeraratne4860]

Great lesson. Muchisimas gracias.

[@adrianaspeis]

Im Mexican myself but having been born and living in the US I don’t get a lot of practice and if I do it’s certainly not in specialized vocabulary. I’m an EMT student right now and while I can understand almost perfectly, I’d like to be able to better convey to my patients what I’m doing and why. Thank you for this!

[@TheLanguageTutor]

Thank you for watching!

[@NaturallyHERS]

Thank you for this video. I'm currently learning to speak fluently. I want to bridge the gap between me and my Spanish patients so I can take better care of them.

[@Bonemaro2000]

That was awesomely heartfelt Danny. Best lesson to date!

[@TheLanguageTutor]

Thank you! I appreciate you amigo.

[@christopherashley1333]

Can you please make a video for dental professionals? Because I have a hard time communicating. I’m located in a predominately Hispanic community. Need help. Explaining what we’re gonna do , things you need to get done , cost , things to do when they go home and how to take care of their teeth better.

[@55rollsroyce]

Fabulous lesson....thank you so much. Dr. Eagleman Have you considered making a video such as “ at the bank....opening and account, type, ATM procedures etc ? “

[@ericbaugher]

This is an important lesson that first responders will appreciate. Here is a suggestion for a follow up video. Make a more basic video, make it alot shorter and easier. Imagine a video no longer than 7 minutes with bare essentials. Use simple sentences with only a few words. Something like "does it hurt here?" and then point to the body parts . Teach sentences that use as many words that sound like English words as possible because these will be easy for paramedics to remember. A short video that paramedics can watch over and over should have a very short preface or none at all. Great job, and great choice of topic. Keep up the good work!

[@TheLanguageTutor]

I totally see what you're saying. This particular video is a special episode for special people. Some of them are not out to learn Spanish, they just want to be able to use these phrases. If they don't study Spanish, they don't know how to pronounce phrases and they haven't learned about phonetics or pronunciation in Spanish. For that reason, this video required more set up at the beginning. I didn't want it to be that long but it was a necessary part.

[@barbaraland8102]

Thank you for an amazing lesson. I will make sure my students going with me on medical missions to South America learn this information!!!

[@aydenburris8631]

I work out of Arkansas so I hope learning Spanish can help improve the care I can offer to my community. Awesome video

[@victoriabodart502]

This is awesome Danny!! Thank you so much for doing this video. It has everything I need to do a Spanish assessment as a paramedic Firefighter. I do want to learn Spanish but this will allow me to be able to communicate while my Spanish gets better!!

[@TheLanguageTutor]

Awesome! This makes me happy. I am so happy to hear this video is helpful and thank YOU for all you do to help people.

[@CatharsisByProxy]

Thank you, from a rusty Spanish-speaking 911 Dispatcher! 💛🎙☎️

[@susanna2881]

This video is very informative and comprehensive. Thank you so much Doctor.

[@TheLanguageTutor]

Thank you for watching!

[@philhodgson6453]

Great video, lots of good Spanish practice, - god bless our 1st responders, all heroes - Phil

[@TheLanguageTutor]

Thank you! 😃

[@atpmusic9]

Great lesson once again! Thank you so much. This will be of great help.

[@TheLanguageTutor]

I really hope this will help many people!

[@lvinny29]

I’m still watching this in 2024 😊

[@josephskiffington8566]

This is excellent! Thanks very much Dr. Danny!!!!!

[@TheLanguageTutor]

Gracias! Glad I can help.

[@DanishTina]

Wonderful lesson. Thank you.

[@nexuswwe551]

This is great. Could you do a video with more law enforcement terms and sentences please

[@JamieTresor]

Thankk you! I have been using your lessons and as a nurse I wanted to be able to have a basic communication with spanish people in my area!

[@TheLanguageTutor]

That's so great to hear. Thank you for all you do to help others!

[@fyodorberkovich8247]

gringos over here trying too hard

[@angienesbeth2445]

Great job this is a big help. Other lessons or even a series will be greatly appreciated

[@TheLanguageTutor]

More to come!

[@wasing02]

Big thanks from a Law Enforcement officer in Kentucky.

[@TheLanguageTutor]

And a big thanks to YOU for all you do. Thank you for being a servant to your community.

[@kironparkash2850]

As a pharmacist may I say this is a truly relevant video. A part 2 would be a splendid idea, hope to see it. Many thanks sir and big shoutout to the First responders and all the healthcare workers.

[@TheLanguageTutor]

Thank you and a very big THANK YOU for all you do to help others.

[@fyodorberkovich8247]

Pharmacist? You mean drug dealer!

[@fyodorberkovich8247]

@@TheLanguageTutor You're basically helping legally sponsored drug lords over here.

[@tommurphy4307]

none of this would be necessary if thousands of people didn't sneak over our mexican border. i'm retired and grow cannabis for several dispensaries in san diego county- does that make me a legally-sponsored drug lord??@@fyodorberkovich8247

[@XfitFF15]

Great video!!! Thank you so much for this. This is so helpful. You should do one for contractors also!!

[@surthiang]

Thank you so much for this excellent video, this will help all medicos a lot, really appreciate your effort

[@TheLanguageTutor]

I sure hope it will help them.

[@jimmychafins]

Soy bombero y paramédico, gracias por este video. Tenía que aprender mucho vocabulario relacionado con el embarazo, eso fue un abridor de ojos

[@fyodorberkovich8247]

A por que tu necesitas este video???

[@jimmychafins]

??

[@robertbrawley5048]

Oh yea, that was a good one . It gives us English only speakers a chance to use spanish in the United States

[@ELRASHEED1970]

muchas gracias, muy ayuda video como siempre

[@biancajeanphilippe7224]

Thank you so much. Critical information.

[@TheLanguageTutor]

Glad it was helpful!

[@soumountnaphonthepsone9900]

Hi, Danny. This is anotherawesome lesson. Thank you so much. Would you mind to make another lesson for names of body part ( just exterior is fine) thanks again. May God bless you and your family

[@onnichan7279]

Great explanation ✨

[@chongchetra7321]

Thanks for your video teacher. Please give some more verbs conjugstion ,I like it teacher.

[@TheLanguageTutor]

Ok, thank you

[@urmilabagul8398]

Great lesson ! Thank you so much Dr.

[@jatinrk2003]

hi profesor, thnks fr bringing Spanish bck :) ftr so many french lessons :(

[@TheLanguageTutor]

I'm glad I can help you!

[@victoriakoenigbrok3163]

Great lesson!!

[@davidtice4972]

What is your background for learning Spanish? You sound pretty much like a native Spanish speaker.

[@hectorgonzales3082]

Gracias hermano!

[@luzagramonte4533]

Thank Thank goodness Ok

[@TheLanguageTutor]

You're welcome!

[@demolitionwilliams7419]

Thank you for this

[@TheLanguageTutor]

Any time

[@kilosoccer58]

AWSOME VIDEO!!!

[@puriaqara2086]

Muchas Gracias

[@freeedr]

Thank you so much for this!

[@TheLanguageTutor]

You're so welcome!

[@estella5406]

In the sentence "Conseguiremos a alguien que hable español lo antes posible" , Is the verb conseguir in imperative as in "Lets get someone..." Also in place of "tiene dolor de cabeza" can we use "le duele la cabeza" ?

[@AlejandroPRGH]

Spaniard here. (1) No, the imperative would be "consigamos". (2) Yes, you can use that. But strictly "dolor de cabeza" would be "headache" and "le duele la cabeza" is more like "pain in the head" and it could be aplied to, say, a wound or concussion on the head.

[@estella5406]

@@AlejandroPRGH Gracias!

[@xixichen4242]

24：50 why it is not "lo antes " to " l' antes", Thanks 😊

[@fyodorberkovich8247]

How to tell first responders to piss off in Spanish (sorry about English keyboard amigos): "I don't want to talk to you" *Yo no quiero hablar contigo* "Would you like to settle this dispute like real men?" *Quieres pelearse como hombres?" "What kind of drugs are you thinking about giving me?" *A que drogas tienes para mi?* "Hey, you're not my drug dealer" *Ayayay, tu no eres mi vendador de drogas!*

[@tommurphy4307]

how to say "where is the nearest dispensary?" in Spanish

[@JohnQTaxpayer.]

hi im confused withthe questions in the 15:00 mark. wouldnt we use tienes versus tiene?

[@truckermikemct1]

Almost all of these phrases would be spoken by the first responders. I assume they would all be required to speak English fluently so there is no need for English speaking people to understand Spanish.

[@tommurphy4307]

and make it possible for more people to come here and not have to learn English- just not a good idea.

[@piaoditchoson2362]

I thought if second person with S .not tienes fiebre?? Please clarify

[@nelsonrivas7397]

Yes, but he's using the "usted" form, a polite way of saying "tú". So "¿Tiene fiebre?" is a respectful way of saying "Do you have a fever?"

[@edsharon9235]

Esta seguro means you are sure and not you are safe. This needs to be corrected in lesson 75.

[@tommurphy4307]

it also can mean 'sure', 'safe', 'confident', 'assured', 'SECURE', 'positive', 'reliable', 'firm', and probably other English words, as well. why make this more complicated than it needs to be? there is no correction needed.

[@busyazn]

Out of all the videos, this is the best! Thank you! I'm learning spanish for my customers. 6:40 My name is (Me llamo or mi nombres es) 7:15 I am here to help you (Estoy aqui para audarle). 7:35 What is your name? Como se llama? 7:50 What is your date of birth? Cual es su fecha de naciemiento? 8:30 How old are you ? Cuantos anos tiene? 8:55 Please only answer yes or no or point. Por favor responda si o no o senale. 9:40 I don't know Spanish very well. No hablo espanol muy bien. 10:30 what year is it? Que anos es? 10:40 Who is the president? Quien es el presidente? 10:45 What is your address? Cual es su direccion? 11:05 What is today's date?

[@alexbushby9821]

Muy util. Feliz día del padre. Recibí un bonito libro de mi nieta, ella tiene 12 años y está aprendiendo español en la escuela. Es un diario llamado 'Querido Abuelo', 'entre tú y yo' - Cuéntame la historia de tu vida. Hay una pregunta en cada página y escribo una respuesta. Cuando el libro se complete se lo devuélveme para traducir mis respuestas al inglés. Para información mira aquí www.fromyoutome.com Ahora tengo dos diarios, My Complete Spanish Language Learning Journal y este

[@yolandabranner6200]

I have trouble pronouncing those Spanish words 😢

[@tommurphy4307]

then speak English like an American

[@mx9181]

👍👌

[@mx9181]

💯💢💥