Spanish Story | Present Tense | El celular

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This Spanish story is in the present tense. Learn Spanish verbs and vocabulary as you listen to the story about a lost cell phone. You’ll learn common Spanish present tense verbs and other basic vocabulary. Native speakers from Mexico tell the story using actions and expressions to make Spanish learning easy.
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We're glad you could understand it! We have lots of other videos on our channel that should work for you too. 😊

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They speak so clearly right, I found their Buena Gente series really easy to understand too btw, just a tip for ya!

[@martasmith2267]

You can understand their Spanish because the pronunciation is from South America.

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Muchas gracias por el video!!!!!!!

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De nada!

[@donalward6971]

I cannot speak very well but I understand about 90% of what you are saying. I love the way you repeat some words and phrases during the video. This gives us students more opportunities to learn the language.

[@SpanishPlayground]

Yes, comprehension precedes production - it's the natural order of language learning! It's important to get lots of exposure to comprehensible language, which is exactly what you are doing. If you understand most of the video, you are well on your way. 😊

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Thank you for making this video easy to understand and guess the meaning without need to use dictionary

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Perfecto♥️♥️♥️👍👍👍🌹🌹🌹

[@robmuld2685]

Una cuenta tan triste. Pobre Juan. 😢 :-(

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I like this video. I have seen a number of these videos several weeks ago. Now when I return to watch these videos again, its a great way to refresh my memory and further improve my listening skills. muchas gracias Spanish Playground.

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Coming back to videos to watch them again is a great learning strategy. 😊

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👍👍👍gracias

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[@markh1380]

Another excellent video with instructional value

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That's great to hear. Thanks for the feedback!

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Gracias!

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Mucho gracıas .saludos desde turquia

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Los espero. Los únicos videos para los que no necesito subtítulos, ¡gracias por hacerlos!

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¡Está súper bien que no necesites subtítulos!

[@KostantinRu]

¡Los aventuras del celular es muy emocionantes! ;-)

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jaja..y útiles para aprender el idioma. 😊

[@MrJohnmichael63]

Muy bien gracias mucho!

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[@frances6379]

thank you for speaking slowly, its easier to understand & im learning alot from all your videos

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That's great to hear. Thanks!

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Excellente ojala que uds Hagan mas como este video feliz domingo

[@SpanishPlayground]

Gracias! Tenemos varias historias así en el presente y también en el pasado. El playlist para el presente está aquí - kzbin.info/aero/PLHWAe4rFdBzz_MJvVBfan-CPq0PZbIAed y para el pasado aquí - kzbin.info/aero/PLHWAe4rFdBzxkLgrOWAW0CUo30Ci39RVA Esperamos que te gusten. 😊

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Gracias

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Muchas gracias de Australia 🇦🇺 Mi gusta muchísimo este vídeo como siempre

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¡Qué bien! Gracias por tu comentario. 😊

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Muchas gracias por los videos utiles y interesantes. Suerte! Chao!

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De nada! Gracias por ver nuestro canal. 😊

[@lowland1450]

i think most men would be willing to sacrifice their phones to have a coffee with this charming lady:) thanks for your videos and thanks for speaking slowly!

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Muy interesante ☺️

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Gracias!

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Muchas garcías por este video

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I found you guys on Yabla! The videos are great and so clear. I can learn to follow the conversation and understand. My favourite videos for sure so informative. Keep it up guys.

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Yes, we made one short series for Yabla. We're thrilled you found us here. Thanks for your positive feedback!

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Es importante hallar vids que ayude con comprension oral..usualmente es solamente grammatica,aunque necesario. Y muchas gracias por hablar lentamente. Te aprecio

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It would be very helpful if you would include the written conversation in Spanish as you did in the earlier vídeos. I am a very beginner and there are words I don't understand. If I could see a transcript of Dialog would be most helpful so that I don't miss a single meaning. The quality of actors and video is excellent! thank you

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There are Spanish subtitles on all our videos. Click on cc to activate them and then click on settings (the gear icon at the bottom right) and choose the language. You can also open a transcript if that would be helpful. To open the transcript, go to the row below the title and click on the three horizontal dots ... (next to "save", at the far right). There is an option there to open the transcript and it opens on the upper right sidebar. Let us know if you any questions!

[@jiekureshi8377]

Gracias por su nuevo video. Es cierto que siempre se usa el presente cuando se cuenta una cuento?

[@SpanishPlayground]

Muy buena pregunta. Se puede narrar un evento en el pasado o en el presente. Hacemos estas historias para presentar el mismo contenido en los dos tiempos para practicar los verbos. La semana que viene publicaremos esta historia en el pasado. Los otros videos con historias en el presente están aquí: kzbin.info/aero/PLHWAe4rFdBzz_MJvVBfan-CPq0PZbIAed Y en el pasado aquí: kzbin.info/aero/PLHWAe4rFdBzxkLgrOWAW0CUo30Ci39RVA

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Nice

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Thanks

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Moy bien grasias ... y porfavor un vídeo ves de firmar el contrato...

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¿Algo relacionado con un contrato en general? ¿O tienes algo más específico en mente?

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👍👍👍👍💖

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😊

[@waynevandermeer3139]

El primer video al año 2021??ustedes tienen videos para los intermedios ? Gracias

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No es el primer video de 2021. Publicamos un video nuevo cada domingo 😊 En cuanto al nivel, tenemos muchos videos en nuestro canal y hay una variedad de niveles. Por ejemplo, estos del pasado de subjuntivo usan una gramática más complicada - kzbin.info/www/bejne/m17TiYJodsmmoKM kzbin.info/www/bejne/o6TXlql7fLSUj7M ¡Gracias por ver nuestro canal!

[@b921010013]

¡Ojalá que encuentres tu celular!

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¡Gracias!

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Entiendo 80%. No mal.

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No está mal! 😊

[@Vovitotrece]

¿Y en México también se usan "el chico" como en España o frecuentemente "el muchacho"? 😐 Gracias

[@SpanishPlayground]

Se usan los dos. "Muchacho" es muy común. 😊

[@abcd-mh7bk]

I got a doubt, in imperative sentence if we say "take it"....in Spanish"tómalo"....but sometimes "tómelo" Is used. "Learn to speak Spanish" "Aprende a hablar español" or "aprenda a hablar español" I'm really confused😕😟 ......espero que vayan a replicar.

[@SpanishPlayground]

That's a great question. In Spanish you can address people as tú (informal to use with friends, with people younger than you are, etc.) or usted (formal, to use with people you don't know). The two forms of address have different imperatives. For the informal, if you address someone as tú, you form the command using the 3rd person singular of the present tense: Tómalo, Aprende a hablar español. We made a video about those forms and you can see it here: kzbin.info/www/bejne/pWiom4Brm7R_hJo For the formal, talking to someone you address as usted, you use the 3rd person singular of the present subjunctive: Tómelo, Aprenda a hablar español. Hope that helps!

[@abcd-mh7bk]

@@SpanishPlayground thnx a lot😍✅ But I have another one.,...... Sometimes, it's said that ponga esto sobre la mesa..,...and sometimes....Pon esto sobre la mesa How is it?😕 And could it be with all the verbs like haz as haga?

[@SpanishPlayground]

Yes, it's exactly the same situation. Ponga is the formal usted command (the present subjunctive). Pon is the affirmative informal tú command. There are a set of verbs that have irregular informal affirmative commands: poner - pon, hacer - haz, salir - sal, decir - di, tener - ten, ser - sé, venir - ven, ir - ve. Hope that helps!

[@abcd-mh7bk]

@@SpanishPlayground TX again!! Me ayudó mucho, ¿tienen un vídeo de "por vs para"?

[@SpanishPlayground]

No tenemos un video así. Es buena sugerencia. Podemos intentar hacer una historia o una conversación con varios ejemplos de esas preposiciones.

[@jamesedwards1588]

Ahora estás libre de vigilancia.

[@SpanishPlayground]

Jaja...¡Sí! En muchas películas tiran el celular a un camión para escaparse. 😊

[@Julia-jk4hw]

Jajaja siempre le pasa algo malo a este hombre. Pobrecito

[@SpanishPlayground]

Es cierto. Tiene muy mala suerte. 😊

[@TS50ER]

De la red social a la red basura. (lo siento, es una broma mala)

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😊