spanish phrases collection pt 2

[@Natami78]

Such a good video idea and inspiration, makes me want to read and listen much more carefully again. ¡Muchas gracias!

[@THISLONDONCHICK]

This is so helpful because I hear sueno all the time and would get confused with sueño 😅Love your channel! Hope Spain is treating you well 💖

[@zacharygoldstein3665]

You could make a delicious fruit salad with all the slang in Spanish. In Perú "palta" means "avocado"... and "embarrassing", while "papaya" means "easy". In México "fresa" is strawberry... and an upper-class woman. In Cuba "mango" is a hot guy.

[@janelle.loves.languages]

Michi I learned from chatting on Tandem.. totally threw me off at first because it sounded Asian to my Asian language loving brain. Anyhow, you should do this as a series for all languages you study. I love it!

[@joreneelanguages]

it does sound Asian!! thank you!

[@SomedayKorean]

The Mari thing is so interesting -- Maria must have been a WILDLY common name for its nickname to be made generic like that. But questioning if it's a thing and then hearing it used for a printer is funny 😆

[@joreneelanguages]

Yes I think in the past with Catholicism it was extremely common to name them Maria ___ and then call them the second one. But even now it's a very common name, and in general the diversity of names is much much lower here. I could do attendance with the same 20 names in every single class and get like 90% of the kids 😆

[@esemiliojoel]

A mi me gusta cuándo en inglés responden con un “sound good” a una propuesta.

[@joreneelanguages]

haha sounds good! 😌 🤣

[@zacharygoldstein3665]

Have you made a video about your job in Spain? Are you teaching English?

[@joreneelanguages]

yes I am, in the video “life update” from Oct I talk about it a little. I’m doing the program NALCAP, there are lots of videos on youtube talking about it as well