Speaking Castilian Spanish | Spanish Lessons

[@Orthodoge]

I’ve just binged Elite, now I have to learn this

[@yo18momas]

Bro same 💀

[@idek9822]

SAMEEE

[@haydencanales8610]

YESSS AND MONEY HEIST

[@jckmusic3921]

small world haha

[@smdrat7369]

lmao same, i already speak spanish but just normal with no accent and it’s BORING

[@Alexprodi1]

In castilian spanish for "to park", instead of "estacionar" we usually say "aparcar".

[@ArmandoMartinez-vn3ty]

Lmao it's like us Mexicans we say "parquear"

[@vicpach9714]

@@ArmandoMartinez-vn3ty Not true! That would be Mexican-americans, and that's spanglish. We say estacionar, and aparcar too- this is very formal.

[@mr_happy_9992]

Armando Martinez NOOOO Mexicans do not say that oh myyyy

[@eddielombera5862]

MR_HappY_9 like he said here in the states it’s a Mexican American thing. Parqueate aya!

[@TheRojo387]

What is un "ordenador al hombre"?

[@lisonjam2160]

I love the castillian spanish ever since i watched La Casa de Papel and Elite… my favourite spanish shows..!!

[@1234smileface]

I love how they speak in Spain, it sounds so beautiful!

[@cjoutright9255]

To me, Spain is just a really beautiful place as a whole

[@kutnahora100]

The Castillian Spanish is way cooler and actually the most authentic. I love to listen the Spanish lisp.

[@CarvedStones]

@@kutnahora100 Castilian has a gothic superstrate from the Visigoths that once ruled the Iberian peninsula from the 5th and 8th centuries, I would assume that since the early Spanish came from visigothic documents dating from the 9th century is where the lisp came from since gothic was very archaic on its own too.

[@Benito-k6q]

SI-Y con una buena rathon(razon)-Only in Spain and usually in Spain,they speak the Spanish that is known as both Castellano,and Castilian!!!🥰

[@bre_me]

@@kutnahora100what lisp? There is literally no lisp

[@Calvini2013]

I love that she pointed out the "sh" sound (makes it very elegant like Portuguese) because EVERYBODY ELSE only talks about "th"

[@clarencehammer3556]

I was unable to hear the “sh” sound. It just sounded like a normal “s” sound to me.

[@daisey1]

I already know spanish, I just want to learn a different dialect. I also got inspired by Elite on Netflix

[@ronaldwashington5715]

YESSSSSSS ME TOOOOOOO

[@lovelyswimmer1]

I love Castilian Spanish 😀

[@clarencehammer3556]

Me too.

[@robertoamador88]

Lame. I cannot get over this lisp sound when c and z are used, it drives me nuts, why would you wants a lisp on purpose?

[@ianmclean5437]

@@robertoamador88 It's not a lisp. It's just a th sound. That uses a different representation rather than th

[@madero-jb5ri]

@@ianmclean5437 so instead of cerote, you pronounced it as therote.

[@ianmclean5437]

@@madero-jb5ri yess

[@muhammetemredurmus]

Brilliant and beautiful! Love to hear that accent. Greetings from Turkey!

[@devonmunn5728]

Nice to find a video of this dialect of Spanish. I am of Spanish descent myself (from my mother's side) and a relative of mine (my grandma referres to her as Grandma Rogelia) spoke Castilian Spanish so it will help me get in touch with my roots

[@unailibano6928]

Dialect? You mean accent?

[@Elektra444]

I can also see how this is related to European Portuguese! There are some similarities, and I can see how the core of the language is the same but there are variations in pronunciation. Half of my family is Puerto Rican and the other half speaks European Portuguese so I grew up hearing both. 🙂

[@frankieellis2767]

You speak amazing English and Spanish. Gracias.

[@SpanishMadeEasySugarAstronaut]

Thank you! :)

[@worm1522]

Pronunciando las eses de esa manera parece más catalán hablando en español que español en sí

[@HVelez64]

I learn something new I'm nuyorican I speak Spanish and English muchas gracias uno aprende algo nuevo todos los días

[@eneckchalk]

I've watched perhaps 100 videos and this was the most simple, direct, clear and well presented.

[@b_is_alive]

No wonder filipinos got the term "Kastila"

[@hellacezkie]

Because Castile is a different kingdom. Only unified to become Spain to what you know now. Like how Britain is comprised of England, Wales, Scotland, and then it becomes UK after Ireland. Its complicated.

[@imjelo]

There are many other Filipino words that are only of Spanish in orgin. We have basura, kalye, bentana, silya, kusina, mesa, kutsilyo, to name but a few. Even the Filipino words for grandfather and grandmother are of Spanish deriviation: (Spanish) abuelo/abuela ==> (Tagalog) lolo/lola. So for Filipinos, it is not that difficult to learn Spanish, all one has to do is to remember the Filipino words.

[@russell2890]

@@imjelo Filipino here who just finished one semester of Spanish. The Filipino language may have a lot of Spanish words but the 2 languages are as different as English and Filipino(or Tagalog).

[@Just4Kixs]

It's more like the Tagalogs have the term "kastila". We Davaoeños speak Cebuano while the Tagalogs and Manileños speak Taglish. Spanish/Spaniard - Katsila. The word was metathesized into Cebuano from CaSTila to KaTSila. Spanish language - Kinatsila.

[@pinkstar9430]

I’m Dominican American and I understand Castilian with the exception of the various pronunciation. It’s very interesting. Thanks for the lesson.

[@울라이트조나쉬]

Oh, that's why in Philippines (a colony of Spain for 3 centuries), we say "Di bale na lang" (from Vale-okay" which means, "No that's fine."

[@СаўлоРубусарбаро]

I was looking for this kind of video, because I speak Mexican Spanish (native speaker), but I wanted to pronounce like Spanish, but I never found phonetic's videos in Spanish. Thank you.

[@SpanishMadeEasySugarAstronaut]

You're welcome! 👍

[@damuni1]

Quick side note: all Spanish speaking countries in the Americas and outside of Spain speak Castilian Spanish. Castilian refers to the language spoken in the region of Castile, however there are other Spanish languages in Spain that are just not as “popular,” for example Aragonese and Asturian, and technically Ladino as well, though unlike the previous two this one is no longer spoken in the Iberian peninsula. All of these are Spanish dialects, Castilian is just another. A languages, after all, is just a dialect with a bigger “army.” On that note, the reason Castilian Spanish is referred to simply as Spanish is because during the reunification of Spain, the Kingdom of Castile became the more culturally dominant of the bunch, and so it’s language became a Lingua Franca for Spain. For that reason, when the conquests of the Americas occurred, that was the Spanish dialect that was brought over.

[@kellysokoly2497]

In my view, Castillian Spanish is the Real Spanish. This is the Spanish I want my Daughter and grandchildren to learn.

[@aavalestormiconicperformer]

Thanks for the video. I can understand this better than the other types of Spanish.

[@toppickfrenchies2664]

Holy shit I didn’t even know I’ve been speaking this my whole life I just thought everyone else spoke funny😂😂😂😂

[@arthurf.672]

Lo mismo.

[@madero-jb5ri]

Shut the front door

[@JaceTez]

this is what makes Latino culture so amazing we all know Spanish but we all speak it different.. Latin America and Spain are just amazing

[@brutalnecrodude6667]

Im proud to be of Castilian Spanish blood!

[@antwan1357]

im always trying as a cashier in america to speak to my customers in spanish but it is hard to tell what kind of spanish they speak im sure many native speakers have this problem as well.

[@enijize1234]

You looked up the wrong Spanish video. This is European Spanish. Imagine someone looking up Australian accent to improve their English when they live in Texas

[@lalola5cc]

"Tío" also means "uncle" ^^

[@ArtyBicardi]

Yes but to us "Tio" also means buddy,friend,dude"

[@jancovanderwesthuizen8070]

Lara Colobo em português também

[@lolyframboise]

Tio q te pasa ?

[@ChynaDawl]

In some parts of Spain it actually means whatever is in this video.

[@nadirg6055]

just on catalonia and a few north parts of spain use the "sh" pronunciation when they use the letter "S"

[@nadirg6055]

Alice Blue​​ ya no tan exagerado, yo soy granadino, aqui nunca lo he escuchado, pero ese sonido (no tan pronunciado) lo he oido de vascos y catalanes

[@rovi3833]

Depending on the person it is a regular "s", a lazy "s" or a vibrant "s"; but only few people pronounce it "sh". Mariano Rajoy, our current president is an example of person who speaks with "sh".

[@TheMaru666]

Nadir G in galicia we pronounce x like sh .

[@RacquelitaChaparrita]

To my husband (who is Mexican) my "S" sounds like sh. My 'yes' sounds like 'yessh' to him🤷‍♀️. When he tries to say something with a Spanish accent it sounds like an exaggerated hard sh. BUT when I say S, it sounds more like "sc/sce/ce" as in conSCIenCE, SCienCE or presenCE. It's more like gently whistling shh through your teeth, if that makes sense? My family is from Salamanca.

[@victoriaserra2452]

I love the Castillan spanish.

[@miguelluissousadias1371]

Tengo que praticar mi castellano, es mi 3cera lengua después de mi natale lengua(Português) y el Anglicano, my segunda. el espñol me ha dado un buen professor y he tenido 3 años de enisnamento de esta lengua universal hispano-iberica!

[@Alexidrum]

Thank you for this video. Im gonna add the "sh" to my spanish, it sounds so nice :) I learned the C,Z and then i listened some spanish songs and i noticed that the S is also different.

[@HOLYOKEFLATS]

Puerto Rico 🇵🇷 en la casa !! Cuando tempo cante🍍🎤🎼

[@someinternetdude4159]

Neo: I know Spanish Morpheus: Show me

[@lvx_rose]

🤣

[@byronfunsang9657]

Castellano y Español es lo mismo. Lo que se habla en Latam también es Castellano. Los acentos son diferentes en cada país, eso es otra historia.

[@Sunny_5487]

Gracias por decirlo. Siempre que escucho "Castilian spanish" se me hace muy redundante. No sé por qué lo dicen así

[@adrianafm2997]

You sounded a lot like the castillian spanish from Catalonia. Btw, I'm from Madrid and we pronounce things way different, but the vid was amazing.

[@danix4883]

That’s what I was thinking, in Catalonia we speak Catalan and the Spanish everyone else speaks but you can totally tell the accent that people from Madrid have versus the way we speak

[@nurfacealways]

My grandpa told me about castillian language... Thx for explaining the difference.. good work

[@nurinmusfirah9489]

omg the “sh” thing makes so much sense to me. learning how to speak like a spaniard :D

[@mariodiaz9826]

I speak Mexican Spanish and it’s hard to just change the accent I use while trying out Castilian Spanish

[@missbless1400]

Thank you!

[@VeonySyndrome]

i already speak spanish so this will be easy!

[@darklyclad]

This is super amusing having learned a different accent lol

[@christoebell]

It’s funny. Been to the Dominican Republic and Mexico and I was slagged for my distincíon. I was taught Castilian Spanish n school, and I sounded weird cause I had a “Castilian lisp” 😀 Just to clarify, I’m from Scotland, so I’ve been to Spain

[@rubenguirado3924]

You ate the E in "estacionar" and we normally say "Aparcar"

[@toppickfrenchies2664]

Rubén Guirado it’s pretty funny we know who “we” are 👌

[@mariacasero9217]

Que pronunciación tan rara de las eses

[@markjohnson7887]

I personally think that the Mexicans perfected the Spanish language. Best from of it there is.

[@tenientemantequilla8204]

From Latin America, I have to say that this Spanish accent is the one that I consider the purest and sexiest. I deeply despise when people think of Mexican Spanish whenever they hear something about the language.

[@DCLayclerk]

Teniente Mantequilla estoy de acuerdo contigo. Por lo menos es importante saber cómo la gente en España habla el idioma que introdujo en Latinoamérica.

[@jrcwwl]

Deeply despise?, shouldn't let such trivial issues get you so riled. As far as "sexiest", Italian has you all beat.

[@katya5573]

@@jrcwwl come on, Spanish is known to be the sexiest language.

[@lizetttorres1112]

Damn. Ughhh . I really want to learn Castillian Spanish.

[@TheRojo387]

¡Yo puedo tú assistar!

[@malachi0000009]

Hi, Thank you for this informative video. This is very helpful for a beginner like me who wants to study Espanol. Just a clarification on C and Z pronunciation. In my understanding so both are pronounce as "Th"? could you please give me more examples?😊😊😊

[@blessedbythebest1003]

Coooool🤓🤪 ima start talking like this

[@marlenehernandez8005]

So I read that Salvadorean's speak this kind of spanish and here I am learning about my own culture.

[@hollowsquadhernan6534]

I speak English and people ask me if I speak that language lmao but it’s just me with my Mexican accent

[@anthonynwodo2835]

Suena bien. Me encanta

[@swatrico7194]

You a lil exotic thang ain’t you ?😻thank you for this video -Houston Texas🗣🇵🇷💪🏽

[@Chronos2003]

Soy filipino, estoy aprendiendo español. Y noté que el castellano es más difícil de aprender.😂

[@klaaras3930]

I needed this for a school assignment. Took me a long time to find a good video this really helped, thank you!

[@albertomartin4812]

Really nice video. :) But let me point out that these are general rules (althought perfectly correct). I'm southern spanish, and I pronounce the "g" like the english "h", and ommit every single "s" at the end and the middle of a word, or make a soft "h" instead.

[@illuminated4077]

Alberto Martín so would you say like hato instead of gato ?

[@gabbyshaddock6515]

That's really interesting! I'm learning Spanish and somewhere along the way I started omitting ending s's too and it drives my Peruvian friend crazy. Where are you from?

[@GreenToten]

Alberto Martín ha venido a explicar el castellano como se podría hablar en Valladolid o Guadalajara mismo; no el andaluz, valenciano, vasco etc... tenlo en cuenta D:

[@rubenguirado3924]

Alberto Martín Andalú

[@kerttuy360]

GreenToten Pero en valencia no tenemos acento :P creo vamos, bueno, sólo en los pueblos... xDD

[@myyoutubechannel3161]

Saludos Amiga De dónde eres :) great video 📹

[@mrdairygaming6595]

Wow in Philippines we pronounce the double LL as ly so we pronounce Calle as kalye

[@lesterdequito784]

Like toro(zorro),soroy

[@Nat-qd7is]

I already know Spanish, but I'm trying to learn Castilian because I'd like to visit someday:-)

[@JM_RedCoat]

Wow! iGracias! (Th sound)🌟👍

[@sergiantonisilvaylerin6592]

And 🖐️5️⃣... THinKo😜

[@ernestlancenixonliwag3167]

Muchas gracias.

[@ericalcazar6137]

I love the hair color 💕💖👍

[@joannebrunner3158]

gracias!

[@marcioserrano2034]

Gracias

[@whyamihereilivein1770]

3:03 in Philippines they use patata too i heard my Spanish dad speak it also spain colonize Philippines so

[@kareemnabeel7681]

You are a good teacher.

[@brucebennett8584]

My name is Bruce my grandfather called me Bruth lol viva España

[@jaydelasierra2649]

Muy interesante...

[@tobbyn.8810]

G and j is equal in peru too. "Ll" pronunciation is equal in latinamerica excpet in "argentina"/"uruguay" as in spain

[@wseam1]

Is there a difference in the way G is pronounced when it's in the middle of a word? My audio lesson taught "Pagar" but I thought they were saying "Parar" with a guttural R sound. Just wondering how common this is among the dialects of Spanish.

[@juliashireen6195]

Pagar maksudnya mende? Does it mean GATE?

[@brandonsmith4361]

A great video thank you for the lesson

[@-...................-]

i dont think the ll in castellano is pronounced as y in yes but in a way similar to jz

[@missa7347]

Gracias por este video! Me encanta apprender español

[@Mr_T_Abe]

Castillian Spanish reminds me of Swiss German!

[@meorjibatheanimeotaku2651]

I'm from Malaysia and I love Castilian Spanish more Latin America Spanish.

[@brandonsmith4361]

Great lesson I enjoy the lesson so keep up the great work

[@manuelsanchezdeinigo3959]

Que Viva La Gente de Norte España y Norte Nuevo Mexico también Que Viva!

[@Lildizzle420]

this have been very helpful as i have been using a app to learn vocab and i was confused a little bit.

[@fufuisgreat5376]

I'm Filipino and I have the spanish accent and I didn't notice that.

[@chrissystewart6268]

I'd like to learn castilian spanish

[@edgar5814]

i have a natural lisp so im here

[@pakapolchotkiatkij2252]

What is the difference between of Castilian Spanish accent and Salamanca Spanish accent ???

[@bobcasas1]

Great video on pronunciations, but it perpetuates the myth that Castilian and Spanish are two different languages. They are not. Castilian is the official language of all the Spanish speaking world, although there are other languages, like Basque, Catalan, etc., which are totally different than Castilian. The myth conflates Castilian pronunciation in Spain, and Castilian pronunciation in say, Latin America, as being "Castilian Spanish" in the former, and "Other Spanish" in the latter. This is incorrect. "Spanish" as we know it, and "Castilian" are synonymous. In fact, the word "Español" meant only a "Spaniard" in the official Royal Spanish Academy until around 1920. The language we know today as Spanish was only officially called Castilian (Castellano) before then, and it meant the language of all the Spanish speaking world. "Español" crept into the Castilian vocabulary because of the influence of Spanish Speaking citizens of Anglo countries, particularly the US. Also, the word "Español" became the standard in Puerto Rico, because of the US influence. Argentina and other Latin American countries still use the word "Castellano" when they name their official language. I know I will get a lot of push-back for this, because this myth is probably one of the most deeply rooted myths that exist about languages.

[@TheDoReMiFaSolLaTiDo]

The G and the J sound like how people from the Middle East speak. I think because before Muslims had half of Spain.

[@imspanishasianfilipi]

tu eres una buen maestra

[@The_Guy_You_Love_To_Hate]

I think the correct way is "Tu eres una maestra buena", but I might be wrong... :p

[@marimarianations9355]

The problem is not the order, but the gender. "Tú eres una maestra buena" sounds a little awkward. It would be "Tú eres una buena maestra".

[@lalola5cc]

TheGuyYouLoveToHate It's actually "Eres una buena maestra", the "tú" is not really necessary because when you say "eres" you make obvious that you are talking about him/her

[@BrassBoy-ot4sy]

I understand that ‘vale’ means ‘okay’, but doesn’t it also mean ‘it’s worth it’ (valir) ? Thanks.

[@mimispeike793]

I ask your help. I am writing a book. I have a boy from Castile in the late sixteenth century. He is hiding in France, and has been ordered to conceal his Castilian accent. Pursuers try to get him to betray himself with a tongue twister, hoping he will lapse into that 'th' sound. I have created: Les gustan seis senores de Ponticiellas, siete senoritas de Cigales. Does that work? Les gustan SEis SEnores de PontiCIellas, SIete SEnoritas de CIgales. I have capitalized what I believe would be a ‘th’ sound.

[@bilbohob7179]

You are wrong. "th" sound is ONLY ce,ci, and z. If you pronounce all with "th" sound, it results hilarious...

[@ivispark3780]

LOVE your hair!!! Love your channel, too! I feel like I'm already learning so much! You should have waaaaay more subscribers!!

[@SpanishMadeEasySugarAstronaut]

+I.vi. Its Whatvr Thank you! 🙂 I'm glad the video lessons are helpful!

[@whyamihereilivein1770]

I had natural Spanish accent now i just need words

[@nolivillanueva9306]

thx

[@miguelluissousadias1371]

Gracias, mi hermana Hispanica verdadera! Hispania junta(Portugal y España)! Seriamos 57 millones mas o menos y seriamos más respectados por los no-ibéricos! Viva la etnia Romana ocidental!

[@elisa664]

I like your hair

[@jamilethvaldez855]

I wasn’t struggling bc I’m Mexican 😂

[@Anabel30100]

I understood everything and I’m Rican

[@quecosasno7330]

gracias preciosa, el video te salio muy bonito

[@artszba8154]

Awesome

[@scottyspagett121]

Im moving to South America and my Spanish teacher quit 😭

[@marcioserrano2034]

Im practicingfor country report.

[@LaynusST]

La verdad es que hablas bien el español, pero por favor añade que el acento canario es una mezcla de castellano y de mexicano. Hope you understand :-)

[@joserodriguez-hq2es]

@John Johnny ​the canary accent nobes in no way mixes Spanish with Berber is an accent Berber itself is more than 2000 kilometers to have influence

[@AdrielPopoff]

I do pronounce de ll as the y

[@zebawarsi8894]

What is a difference between Spanish and Castilian spanish

[@bobcasas1]

None - The names are synonyms of the same language. Those who say otherwise are perpetuating a noxious myth. There is a world of difference between say, Castilian and Catalan, or Castilian and Basque. But Castilian is spoken in both Spain and Latin America (and other countries, like the Canaries). The confusion exists because of Spaniards and other Spanish speaking countries have subtle different pronunciations of the same words. Also, there are several colloquialisms and slang words that differ. But there is only ONE official Spanish Common language, Castilian (or if you prefer, "Spanish"). Also, there is a difference between "Spanish" and "Languages of Spain". It would be incorrect to say that Aragonese, Basque, etc are the Spanish Language. They are languages of Spain. Ask a latin American if he/she speaks Castilian, and most of them will respond affirmatively. However, in Puerto Rico and other parts of latin america, because of the US influence, they will respond that they speak ""Español". Hispanic-American also strongly believe the myth.