The 100 MOST USED WORDS in European Spanish

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[@nedesp61]

Muy bien, me gusta como explicas la pronunciación. En número 65, creo que 'para mi' debe tener un acento, no? para mí.

[@c.learningclub]

Gracias por tu comentario! Antiguamente "mí" llevaba tilde, pero ya no es necesario usarlo. Buena observación :)

[@mcl175]

Yay a new video🎉🙌

[@gloriaromanrios2289]

Muy interesante la forma de aprender es muy didáctica y fácil. muy útil.graciss

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[@victor________]

Thank you, this is so good. I was looking for exactly this type of video!

[@c.learningclub]

Glad it was helpful!

[@LukeSpanish-x4s]

Muchas gracias Celso! Really helpful video as always :)

[@c.learningclub]

Gracias a ti Luke! So happy to hear that you found it helpful 🫶🏼

[@Loridoc]

Love it.. just a bit of confidence now i need😂 gracias

[@c.learningclub]

Amazing! Motivation first, then the confidence will come. You can do it 🫶🏼

[@charlemos-chat-in-español]

@@c.learningclub Yes first motivation but we must also practice courage! Motivation plus COURAGE --> Confidence.

[@c.learningclub]

Totally agree! Love that combination

[@orlahenry9769]

Muy útil y claro Gracias

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Muchas gracias! Me alegro de que te haya gustado 🫶🏼

[@georgevincent4447]

I think it would be really helpful if you porvide a excel/google sheet with these 100 words and usages

[@c.learningclub]

Thanks for the feedback! The students that are part of the online program have a document with this vocabulary :)

[@georgevincent4447]

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[@bacheadam]

Hola Celso, I am looking to live in an Spanish speaking country for couples of months to learn the language. Can you give me some suggestions. Gracias

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[@CasaAntigua78]

Is the heavy ‘y’sound an accent from Argentina.? I was told by my Spanish daughter in law to say ….eyo not heavy goh. She is from Madrid! For instance I say ‘ yeeerno for my son in law.

[@c.learningclub]

The "Y" and "LL" are pronounced more like a "SH" sound in Argentina and Uruguay. The rest of the regions have a very standard way of pronouncing, some stronger than others, but still very similar :)