The letter 'H' in Spanish

[@thomasratliff9278]

Ana, I am taking my first Spanish class this semester. I am 60 years old and so I have resorted to KZbin for extra assistance. God has crossed our paths and I am so blessed to have found your lessons. You are a great teacher in that you also goof up sometimes. And yet, there are times that you catch me off guard and make laugh out loud, then my roommate looks at me funny. So, I am looking forward to viewing all of your videos throughout this semester and next. Love ya Ana Oh yeah....I'm Libra as well.....and also not into that, hahahaha

[@bigfatredmoon3580]

Goodluck

[@azariah3668]

Lol when you started yelling “Hector” I couldn’t stop laughing 😆

[@arakoalaluna5199]

She is so cute😆💕

[@arpit1003]

Is there an award for best teacher? has she been awarded yet?

[@AgentEvilCoffee]

Your cuteness is beyond measure which makes you and awesome teacher.

[@LingahbytheSea]

Yes!! Don't take so long next time please, you are the best Spanish teacher.

[@RammVlad]

Eso es verdad

[@mohamedgharsally4063]

Ana: the "H" is just silent also Ana: 27 minute

[@vincentesam]

the letter H with that silent sound is longer explained than the other letter that have sound. lol

[@liveturtle]

I really like the way you teach. Thank you. You are AMAZING!!!!!

[@ButterflySpanish]

Muchas gracias a ti :)

[@grilla6874]

Inhalar, exhalar Marihuana : ) You really are my favorite Spanish teacher

[@Ramunas001]

:D

[@carltonbrice6065]

Not only does this woman teach Spanish, like a good teacher, she also teaches morality. It doesn’t get better than that.

[@abhinavchauhan7864]

Meat eaters should talk about morality

[@RUT812]

@@abhinavchauhan7864 It’s not immoral to eat meat. It’s immoral to go against the commandments of Almighty God.

[@abhinavchauhan7864]

@@RUT812 and that almighty god in rigveda has given us permission to be racist and has said that its not immoral to be racist.

[@abhinavchauhan7864]

@@RUT812 he has also ordered us to kill all the people who are not.....

[@abhinavchauhan7864]

@@RUT812 .....aryans

[@shelbeaowen6773]

Oh my gosh, if you were my teacher in school when I was learning Spanish, I would have been a pro. You are such an awesome teacher!!!! I just decided a couple of days ago that I really want to learn Spanish and was scared that I would have trouble, but this channel is giving me so much hope :) Thank you for what you're doing!

[@khalidsuid3018]

I need help speaking in Spanish khalid

[@khalidsuid3018]

I need help to speak Spanish

[@558809]

You are very very good teacher, thank you! Greeting from Republic of Serbia! :)

[@nikolaterzic7663]

Here from serbia as well!

[@cleaaubeeluck413]

you know what love in your video Anna that you are a funny teacher i love all your espanoel lección gracia anna jajajajajajajajajajaja

[@ButterflySpanish]

+Gloria Aubeeluck Muchas gracias a ti :)

[@cleaaubeeluck413]

te quiero anna

[@олямаланчук-к6ю]

+anna montaner you are the coolest teacher!!!

[@instintoelegidojrm1741]

+anna montaner sigan aprendiendo español

[@cleaaubeeluck413]

Instinto elegido jrm muchos gracias a ti

[@Gynaikara7]

Hola from Beautiful GREECE.... I like you lessons and I try to learn Spanish.... tú eres mi maestro favorito y ver todos tus vídeos. Gracias y continuar con el trabajo agradable. Les envío todo mi amor, profesor de cariño.

[@ButterflySpanish]

+Christina_Dou Muchas gracias por tu lindo y amable mensaje. Me puse muy feliz al leerlo :) Algún día iré a tu hermoso país que seguro que sí es bellísimo. Muchas gracias por ver mis videos. Espero que estés aprendiendo español y te mando muchos saludos :) desde México.

[@mhairi3726]

I love this girl! She does amazingly well to explain things most native Latin American speakers can't! Being a native English (Scottish) speaker & being married to a native Latin American Spanish speaker I've noticed a few things. The main one is that Latin American Spanish is a "learned second language" ie the Spanish is derived from a European place (Spain), and their Native language were Tribal languages. I say that's important because Latin Americans kinda do & say what ever they want, whereas Europeans (both English and Spanish) are stricter or more formal. Latin Americans are very informal and "play around" or have fun with the language, which is why there's so many variations in practice. Having a Peruvian husband, I would also say that him & his friends are "immature/ child-like", a kinder way is probably to say they have fun, he would say that too. Us British/ Europeans are quite formal, or "mature" or boring as my husband would say. We have a "sophisticated" use of language or are more uptight/ straight-laced/ correct/ grammatical basically a "formal" use of language. We are taught in school to be "correct" or use grammatically correct terms in our language. Latin American Spanish is the total opposite! Our use of the English language is what is _spelled_ correctly, whereas Latin American Spainsh is what _sounds_ better. The Latin American _use_ of Spanish is often to swap words/ cut words short/ spell words differently so they can make it sound better. We don't do this in English: we are taught at school that doing this isn't "correct". Being Scottish, we were told our Scottish words aren't proper English eg _aye_ and _naw_ for yes and no. We're used to being "told off" for not saying this properly. In some ways our Scottish _use of_ English is similar to the Latin American _use of_ Spanish! It's not quite as strict or proper or formal or correct. A European Spanish speaker would be more formal and correct. However most of the world uses an "informal" use of Spanish in daily life so I like Ana's explanations and mannerisms because, to be honest, this is what's used *in practice.* I do love my husband, that's why I married him. It's not so much as a "language-barrier" but a "sense of humour" barrier. Its funny because, after a few years of being together, I now get his sense of humour, after years of "not getting it" or thinking he was a bully. He used to call his son "mute" and his daughter calls everyone "fatty". He also calls me bendica (witch) and he used to call me something else which translates to fat ass. Whereas I would call him mi amor or mi carino (my love or my honey, like I often use "huni" with my family/ friends, but he is far more "derogatory" but he means it in a loving way, he just jokes around, I suppose it's like how a lot of my peers call people "bitch, biatch or my bitch" but I don't like those terms and that way of speaking but I do get it, I'm probably "sweeter" or nicer). I didn't like it at first, because I was bullied at school for being "fat" and "quiet" or "shy". However, to be fair, this is a _cultural difference_ in that in Latin America they just "take the mic" as we would say or "joke around" or be "jovial". They aren't being serious and aren't trying to bully folks (it felt like that being in a group of his friends). If a group of English people were to say the same things, it would turn quite nasty, as we "take things to heart" or "take it personally" and folks would turn violent as it would be seen as a "verbal attack". Unfortunately I've learned this cultural difference a bit late and I have learned to avoid being in a group of his friends because it felt like they were attacking me, when all they were doing was "having a laugh" or "having a bit of banter". Both my husband and me didn't really know or understand these differences when we met and he didn't notice it, I did, although he thinks I don't get his sense of humour, but I think it's a bit childish/ playground, but I still love him nonetheless, same with Ana (not that I'm being patronising but someone might take it that way, its just that we had this type of humour at school, but then "grew out of it", maybe we're just "old & boring" I don't know). I'm much more observant and _articulate_ than what he is. And I'm able to write far better than what I speak ie I can write reports but I can't do public speaking (I get way too nervous). That's another cultural difference: Latin Americans are far more confident speakers than writers (and in English it's the other way round: we are far better writers than speakers, thats why we have a lot of reports and paperwork in our jobs). If you've read all that well done, you've reached the end! 👏 Hope that helps, much love and many blessings to you ❤️ 🙏

[@seoulmate1360]

In Philippines, we also call Cacahuate as 'Mani'. A lot of words are very similar perhaps because of Spanish colonization hundreds of years ago. We even have a Spanish creole called 'Chavacano' which sounds like a Spanish but also has been influence by other Phillippine languages like Cebuano, etc.

[@jullajones4756]

No es verdad. :P

[@brightfulhope796]

las mas de 6,000,000 personas hispanas (porque eran de habla española) que fueron asesinadas en la guerra filipina - USA no han vuelto para reclamar eso, por ahora el ingles es oficial en el país ;-;

[@rockerankur5427]

Seoul Mate in hindi cacahuate is called moongfali😊

[@marnegro8079]

Cacahuate Is a nahuatl word, a native language from Mexico

[@Harleynguyenbarca]

22:57 Hồ Chí Minh. I live in HCM city. Thanks for your lessons, lots of letters in Spanish which was pronounced the same as Vietnamese. I like to study Spanish because of you.

[@ButterflySpanish]

Me da mucho gusto que te guste mi manera de enseñar:)

[@StevieJerusalem]

Hi Anna , i'm an EX -PAT living in Spain, there are sooooo many Brit's that can't speak any Spanish here! I have Autism & had to have special maths & English lessons at school & was told forget ever trying to learn languages it will be almost impossible as your Dyslexia is quite bad & you cannot visualize or sound out the words from memory ! But I love the way you teach I feel Good about my chances of retaining what you are trying to teach me. Thank you so much for taking the time to share with us your infectious enthusiasm & natural flair for teaching ;-)

[@ronaldolimacontabeis]

Hola, a mi me gusta mucho sus videos. Porque yo soy del Brazil entonces hablo portugues y con sus videos yo puedo aprender ingles y espanol. Muchas gracias!! Saludos!

[@wrivera2656]

Hour, honest and honor are English words with mute H.....

[@ThePassingVoid]

hámster is a Spanish word with an unmute H :D

[@sonogeta4403]

So who gives a Fukc LORILL

[@sbevebren1642]

@@sonogeta4403 fukc lorllll

[@justforentertainment2734]

The H is not silent in those words.

[@darkmagician5776]

​@@justforentertainment2734 It is

[@joec880]

I love your teaching methods. Please don't stop with these videos. I love them. Estoy aprendiendo lentamente.

[@TheGreenHaven7]

You are an amazing teacher Ana. I am enjoying your lessons. Thank you.

[@r.6373]

YOU ARE SUCH AN AMAZING TEACHER ! THANK YOU FOR ALL YOUR LESSONS :)

[@ButterflySpanish]

+rim fahmi Muchas gracias a to por ver mi canal. :)

[@christophermonti8577]

I just began a college course in Elementary Spanish. Your KZbin videos came out at just the right time!!! Thank you so much, Ana! I watched all of them so far, and they all correspond to my first and second classes with my professor! Except my professor didn't go into all this great stuff!! Thank you!! Please make more videos!! :-) BTW, you are a very beautiful, too, inside and out!

[@h3lm1H]

how to deal with this letter "h". if we find new word content h?

[@carlosd.a.9257]

Christopher Monti H has only sound when it is CH as in Chatanooga Choo Choo. So... really is not a sound in Spanish. But if you hear some of us saying Cacahuete as if it sounds Cacagüete... please forgive us. We bad... in Spain is not rare to hear this... Aswell we write Queso but it sounds Keso. (Cheese). War. Guerra. We don't pronounce the u. It seems in the past we got some ink overstock...

[@wxmom]

Me encanta mucho todo de sus videos! You have a wonderful sense of humor and are so cute! Enseño español a mis hijos también y van a disfrutar los videos! Muchisimas gracias!!!!

[@ButterflySpanish]

+Michelle Bos Muchas gracias a ti por usar mis mis videos:P Espero que te sirvan mucho.

[@lylenesvold167]

Ana you are so entertaining. Learning Spanish is fun with you teaching.

[@stockscandles9839]

Great job. I have learned english and spanish at the same time. Thanks.

[@ButterflySpanish]

+Jair Fernandes Me da mucho gusto :) Saludos,

[@sonofthunder79]

Your impression of Achilles is excellent, lol.

[@ButterflySpanish]

Jojojo, qué bueno que te gustó :)

[@lakrago]

I'm still having difficulties with the double ll , for example huella why you say Ueya and not Ueja ? :( :(

[@bluiwi]

Lakrago because the "j" in spanish sounds like the "h" in english

[@khalidsuid3018]

​@@ButterflySpanish I need help in Spanish and classroom khalid suid

[@khalidsuid3018]

​@@ButterflySpanish I need help and teaching Spanish in classroom khalid suid I need help with math in class ❤

[@maco21488]

Wow, Ho Chi Minh, you pronounced the word so clearly. I love your lectures. I've just began to study Spanish for 9 days, but I'm inspired by your lectures and I will not give up. Gracias señorita.

[@bocamax]

Thank you. Your lessons are the best. I hope you are able to the videos more often in the future.

[@ButterflySpanish]

+maxbass Claro que sí. Lo haré con mucho gusto :)

[@hannahyun0]

Hola, I travelled through Latin America (15 countries) did not know a word of Spanish for 6 months last year. Now, i am learning Spanish online (youtube, duolingo and watch all Spanish shows on netflix) on my own. I just saw your lessons and find it is fun and interesting. In which order should I go through your videos will be good for learning, by date or contents? Gracias

[@janemwangi4542]

I like, love and enjoy the lesson

[@Valintinus]

You are such a charismatic girl with your gestures and explanation so I just could not stop smiling till the end of the video. Just came here out of curiosity, how to correctly pronounce Spanish names from my doctor's practice. Thank you senorita.

[@allenmark1852]

I am new to Florida and I hear learning Spanish is inevitable. I stumbled upon your lessons through searching Learning the Spanish Alphabet. Now here I am four video lessons in. Your lessons are both humorous and memorable. Thank you.

[@garvmittal2874]

Who says learning is not fun, when we got a teacher like her, Learning becomes more fun and interesting... Grácias Señora Anna! ❤️

[@ellielarsen9532]

Great teacher... Love it... You are making it easy to learn and remember. What a great personality.

[@hashemahmad2788]

انا عربي أعرف القليل من الانكليزية ومع ذلك فهمت عليكي الكثير لأنك مرحة جدا ولطيفة ، أنت أفضل مدرسة لغة إسبانية في العالم ، gracias

[@IowaShihTzu00]

So if 'h' doesn't make a sound if a Spanish speaker (no English) were to just read something like "HAHAHAHAHAHA!!" out loud would it just sound like somebody screaming? (AAAAAA!!) XD :p

[@LeninuZ]

FullOf Detemmienation!!! Yes, in spanish the laugh is like _¡jajaja!_ I think that the english speakers pronunce it _yayaya!_ xD

[@IowaShihTzu00]

Whenever my Spanish speaking friends send me that my default head voice for reading "jajajaja" is simply the rapid pronunciation of the English word "Jaw" (phonetically: ʤɑ) over and over again which is equally funny x)

[@ZainabFatally]

Good one!

[@ramiiblm]

Just like Denver in la casa de papel 😂

[@m3shlaheepa185]

Lool

[@scottfinlayson4036]

Hola Anna soy Inglesa de Londres donde no pronunciamos h tampoco. Disfruto tus lecciones mucho,gracios.

[@gilbaso8270]

Please make more videos. You're doing a great job!

[@ButterflySpanish]

+Gilbert Ramos Muchas gracias :)

[@eddiemulenga6063]

Great stuff Anna.....Gracias.

[@mashpifr8701]

You are such a WONDERFUL teacher!!! I love your enthusiasm and joy. Thanks so much

[@monikajagiello174]

Thank you for putting up video's again @ButterlySpanish

[@samuelserranoruiz6870]

+MONIKA JAGIELLO hi , can you teach me english? please =)

[@007al7arbi]

I like your videos and can't describe how valuable is your method of teaching.You are funny and worthwhile to be followed on youtube: beneficial knowledge, entertainment. we owe you a lot.honestly, I would like to bring up a proposal which will develop our Spanish as students.would you mind if you start teaching us the grammar ,and how we form the Spanish structure in a proper way ?

[@tarandeepsinghkhurana2874]

You are the best teacher I have ever seen....By seeing your videos I m pretty sure that I will be able to speak espaneol....😊

[@JouelletteFrenchCoaching]

Very useful series, Ana, thank you so much!

[@ButterflySpanish]

+Llyane Stanfield @ J'Ouellette® Learn Parisian French on Skype Muchas gracias a ti por ver los videos :)

[@alangoodman8849]

Ana, Uso sus videos en mi clase de principiantes quienes son personas de edad para enseñarlos hablar con un acento corecto. Muchas gracias.

[@ButterflySpanish]

+Alan Goodman Muchas gracias a ti por usar los videos :) Espero que te sirvan mucho. Saludos,

[@Brabusrocket800]

You were hilarious when you gave the example with the hepatite. :D :D

[@a.dorcas7546]

The lesson is so helpful! Not just this one, but the whole alphabet series. Gracias!

[@lindabotelho1087]

Thank you dearest Anna for the explanation of the pronunciation of the Spanish Alphabet 'H' God bless you .I love to go through your videos 👌🏾👌🏾👏👏👏🎵🎵🙏

[@jamiawilliams9331]

Thank you so much for teaching people Spanish...i have learned so much from your videos. Keep teaching people. Many blessings!

[@yusufcamara1175]

I really appreciate your teaching

[@TheRavilai]

Ana, is a very inspiring and motivational teacher. Her engaging and anecdotal style of teaching helps me in retaining most of the courseware. I have found her to be more relevant to any other online Language courses, even Rosetta Stone. She is attractive and cute, which keeps my attention focused on what she has to say. Congratulations....Ana. A job well done.

[@ButterflySpanish]

+Ravi Lai Muchas gracias, Ravi ;) Pásala bien.

[@rockerankur5427]

I am indian its really nice to see ur leccion. You make me differentiate in hola and ola... I think i am going to learn all espanol....gracias anna.

[@m.suranyi3885]

Love your channel! Learning Spanish on my own is a challenge. One note on this one: heroin and heroine are two different words with different meaning. Heroin is the drug and heroine is a female hero. Pronunciation is different also. Keep it up! Love your detailed explanations!

[@t070909]

Muchas Gracias, Anna. Your lecture is very easy to understand. I have just been beginning Spanish for a few days. I'm so lucky to find your channel on the internet!

[@SoCalCornHusker]

Anna, you are a great teacher! Thank you for making all these videos! They are very helpful. Muchas gacias, señorita! Su sonrisa es bonita.

[@UU-gc2cr]

such a good teacher, very knowledgeable

[@hijrannasrat1225]

I love the way you teach

[@user-oc1sy4qt6r]

thank you ana ,i come from China,and study spanish by myself, I love your lessen,Thank you so much

[@ButterflySpanish]

+毛睿 Muchas gracias a ti :) ¡Buena suerte!

[@canalcraniodigital]

I finished the videos which you teach about the letters and your pronunciations. Congratulations teacher, you're the best ! ¡Gracias Maestra!💚✌👍😁

[@mehimehdi01]

in arabic hostage is raheen , pillow is mokhada , so its kinda similar to esp

[@zyadelmahdy4636]

Hola, thank you so much for the great lessons, I like your way of explaining so much because it's really funny and sticks in the head :D , and I have a question, is there a rule explains when to pronounce the (ll) as j and when to pronounce it as y, because I noticed that sometimes you pronounce it a totally j and some other times it is totally a y :D

[@yassinecharifi6928]

You are the best and I love the way you teach. You made jokes and you are full of energy. I can see that you are very passionate about teaching. I just started learning Spanish .

[@arakoalaluna5199]

Please make a video like this for letter R and sound RR, please! I use a text book...but you are the ONLY teacher who can teach me. Thank you and please make more beginner videos 😊

[@assafuburawi2732]

Very interesting lessons .I decided today to learn Spanish and I feel lucky cuz I did not spend a lot of time to find a good teacher btw the word rehen is similar to the Arabic word raheen which means hostage and the zanahoria is similar to the berber north African word sanariya which means carrots greetings from Algeria

[@yashk8988]

Honestly love the way you teach.

[@arngarza]

😂🤣😂 Educational and just as important funny 🤯🤯🤯 My native language is English and I’m a Mexican American 🇺🇸🇲🇽 I have a survival literacy of Spanish meaning I can read, write, and speak at the level of a 5 year old. The fact that H in Spanish is a mute letter is mind blowing 🤯🤯🤯 👍🏽liked👇🏽subscribed

[@ninashangua9726]

Ana, you are the best teacher! Never had so much fun

[@tdsdh1229]

Thank you, Anna, I love your lesson!

[@nasirshah6637]

yes i like your lessons you're teaching way is very easy to understand .i apprishate you.

[@ideildomartinsbraga8332]

hi teacher ana yo gusto mucho el sua liçiones en espanhol yo soy brasilieno usted ensina espanhol e tambien el ingles porque me gusto mucho del ingles tambien yo aprovecho e aprendo contigo los dos idiomas [ sorry if i wrote words wrong in espanhol]

[@roselesliepalomar8865]

I love Anna really fun teacher of Spanish

[@darealletti7053]

I love this thank you for teaching us

[@fr.josephusenc.s.sp.2062]

hello Ann, I just watched your video for the first time and found it very interesting. I love your gestures and mood of presentation, well done. I am an English speaker and I want to learn Spanish. I would like to know if we could have an interactive class where I can practice what I learnt beside this theoretical lectures. Thank you.

[@FrancisKamara-rc2bi]

You're so good in teaching

[@cesblack]

After years of trying to learn spanish. I am actually learning with the help of your videos and watching spanish soaps...Now that the chuckle is over with...thanks again. Juan Rojo Maiz lol

[@ButterflySpanish]

+C. Black Me da muchísimo gusto :) Saludos,

[@AliAhmadi-hq9pj]

Hi Anna I want to thank you. You are the best please keep up good work because I love to learn Spanish

[@user-qm4ye7xy5b]

I really like the way you teach. Please keep on posting videos for my learning Spanish. Thank you.

[@arielbrummett6049]

I'm home schooled and I was learning Spanish and I have watched a lot of videos and you did the best explaining out of all of them and you are funny and vary pretty and you pronounce your words and sounds very well. I have trouble rolling my r's and pronouncing ll

[@stevieindigo4743]

Ana, I love you. Gracias.

[@tarlokmudhar4673]

Hi Anna, I really enjoy your Spanish lessons, you are a really good teacher and very humorous, I am in UK and a frequent traveller to Spain. It so nice when you compare Latin American Spanish speak with Spain speak. I like the Latin version. Please can you also setup a PayPal to make donations. Thank you so much😊😊😊😊

[@truehope09]

Omg! I love you! I’m so glad I found your Chanel!! I’m learning Spanish and you make it fun! Thank you! Keep up the great job!

[@fifounfifouna2095]

It is a great mixture of languages.well done thanks sooo much

[@tomeoquin1305]

youre helping me soomuch on my Spanish I appreciate it so much I'm now more confident with speaking con mis abuelos y primos en espana now,, I can't thank you enough ,,, I will definitely be recommending you to all my friends and every1 who wants to learn spanish

[@ButterflySpanish]

+tomeo quin ¡Qué bueno! Me da muchísimo gusto que esto te esté ayudando a comunicarte con tu familia. Te deseo mucha suerte y sigue estudiando mucho :)

[@tomeoquin1305]

+Butterfly Spanish muchas gracias a ti por ayudarme

[@mojtabaazari8810]

Thank you...so much keep going keep going keep going .dont ever think about to stop uploading spanish language videos

[@myllutraki]

Hi , Anna ! Your videos are very intersting , i try to learn spanish and because of you I seem it very easy. I am from Greece and my languange has many same words. Thanks keep going!

[@radhuan76]

Gracias ana, I like and enjoy your class very much. I like the way you teach the language. I hope I can speak and understand spanish soon. keep up the good work.

[@dennisfeegrade1519]

You are a great teacher 😎

[@WillowWise1]

You are hilarious! You are so very sweet and I love your style! Thank you for teaching Spanish and scruples!

[@sanielvalle2865]

you are a great teacher Ana

[@kittyluv87]

You are such a great teacher, please keep uploading videos :)

[@fayyoosh7870]

I'm soooooo glad that I founded your channel , and you are so nice

[@larryjerdon7470]

Love your humor! I'll always remember the correct pronunciation for "homerun" because you say it has to do with football! :)

[@ButterflySpanish]

+Larry Jerdon I am so happy you enjoy my humour. I am happy we can laugh together :) about the same things. :) :) double smile!

[@JackkAttackk1213]

you make learning spanish so fun!! please make more videos!

[@luyoongi6112]

Thanks very much, its very helpful

[@katharemundit6594]

Absolutely amazing teacher 🙏🏾❤

[@andrewnewman5945]

I went from learning Spanish so much to learning Dutch(Nederlands). Oh how the times have changed. H actually makes a sound now!

[@bash3471]

Ana when are you going to upload a video about the difference in the letter C Q and K in spanish?

[@micahactive8272]

Woah! My favorite spanish teacher. Let's go!😁

[@user-fg8gd6cc7j]

Great video