Filler Words in Spanish | The Language Tutor *Lesson 104*

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[@vickyb5935]

I`ve JUST found your channel and have subscribed - it is excellent! Finishing my 2nd year of spanish(an adult taking 1 hour a week) and I knew 98% of these words, so I felt quite proud of myself. Already watched “sentir and sentar” - exactly what another student and I were discussing this afternoon…..so I`m really anxious to check out your MANY videos…..Thanks from Switzerland!!!

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Excellent, easy to follow, always interesting!

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[@donaldclifford5763]

I like your precise pronunciation.

[@rajjeyasingam9400]

Thank you Danny, these commonly used words are difficult to understand from just looking in the dictionary. Your effort in this much appreciated. I am already working on converting this to a MP3 file so that I can listen to it in my car.

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[@Maidaseu]

Vale Is like "Value" in English. That's how I remember it.

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1 day in the future ill be able to speak Spanish thank you

[@markjosephbacho5652]

Saludos desde Filipinas!!!

[@loissworen3088]

so glad people brought this lesson to you. again, a fun one and reaffirms my duolingo vocabulary!

[@km444cs]

I like this topic. Pues and bueno are also being used commonly. Thanks

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thanks love the lessons lucid and there not too much or too long! it's not too much to take in you know when you get bogged down trying to take it on all onboard well done!

[@barbaraland8102]

Thank you Dr. Danny! I loved all the little filler words...

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Gracias. Eres el profesor mejor! 💕💕💕 soy de filipinas. Me encantan tus videos!!! ❤️

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Excellent lesson! Muchas gracias!

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Ultimate class always I am very big fan of you sir ..

[@gulpericesur6483]

Thank you very much. I was confusing with these words a lot, this lesson was really helpful for me

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Glad it was helpful!

[@sararichardson737]

What a great find. Thank you

[@MrFredrich85]

Estas palabras son utiles. Saludos desde mi pais, Filipinas

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Thank you Dr. Danny

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Excelente lección como simpere, muchicimas gracias Danny

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O wonderful, I FINALLY learned what o sea means! Thank you🤗

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Or it may be what you think it is....

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Thank you for all you do!!

[@dianag.1997]

Such a great lesson, thank you so much! I watch Elite and they have a lot of these filler words in their sentences, intuitively I understand them all, pero ademas it's very good to have a deeper understanding ahora:)

[@J11_boohoo]

In other languages like Filipino, there are notoriously so much more filler words that you don’t really know what they mean but there just there and it doesn’t feel like the sentence is complete without them

[@makatangcocinero8267]

I agree with you. I'm Filipino and I often use "pues" as a filler word.

[@makatangcocinero8267]

I agree with you. I'm Filipino and I often use "pues" as a filler word.

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Thanks for a very helpful lesson!

[@juniornembhard2873]

I know Colombians and Mexicans use 'pues' a lot. I'm quite surprised that it wasn't one of your filler words.

[@Robertsdogs]

Eso Colombianos, Puuuueeeeees.....it's almost how we do ummmmm, errrrrrrrr, hmmmmmmm

[@rakebl3714]

@@Robertsdogs my friend uses it in every sentence 💀

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Love it 💓 muchas gracias professor

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Best video I have seen u do yet - ole!

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Will you do Spanish Slang?

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zye

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A huevo!

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why in the world is to egg of course in spanish istg you guys are just taking the piss

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Gracias

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[@iys6890]

Great video. In terms of vale ,it makes me think of to have value in English!

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[@Dan-ji4db]

Listening to spanish conversations, i hear "entonces" constantly. It starts a lot of sentences.

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Ah gracias! Traer mas!

[@total2992]

11:58 OL'E This word is exactly the same as the Hebrew word "OLE" ( עולה = from the verb " לעלות") which means "he is coming up". "Growing "and " he is rising up" . And in the Torah context it has several interpretations drawn from this sense, one of which is "he succeeds". And so when pointing to someone who is successful, we describe him in a state of aliyah (= עליה Name of an action that describes the ascent / coming up). Hence we call him " OLE" .

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Excellent lesson, very well delivered. Thx Danny

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This was awesome. Thanks. Help me a lot,

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Was wondering if you could do a lesson on tools, building materials, maintenance and auto shop words.

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It is really helping….thanks

[@peteymax]

Gracias, otro vídeo genial. En España vale suena como “bah lay”

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thank very much for your channel . what about connecting words,what is the diference

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Extremely useful. Thanks :)

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I just asked my girlfriend this past weekend if there are Spanish words spelled the same but with different meanings or the same word with different spellings and this popped up in my KZbin feed. Spooky. Thanks again Dr. Danny!

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Interesting!

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Too good... Muy Bien

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[@dominichazell7862]

13:27 - I would use ‘..lo que quieras’ in that example as it’s the subjunctive. Or am I wrong?

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you're right.I'm a Spanish speaker btw

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The sooner this comes to pass all the BETTER

[@marrosgutierrez2200]

it's good to hear that intro sound again HAHAHA

[@makeupbycarlcapellan]

In the Philippines we still use pues, a ver, vale (but to mean in other words, or loan money)

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[@youngbucks6504]

Do we had de after antes every time ?

[@cvzdez]

I would love love you to do song translation Con Los anos.. by Gloria Estefan. No one does that

[@gerlautamr.656]

Hi, I think I could do that, but later, since I'm busy right now haha.Learning a language through music is so fun. I'll get back to your comment as soon as I've translated that song :)

[@scotthullinger4684]

Here's another one: En aquel entonces - At that point in time. Or even colloquially, "back in the day."

[@nirupamachowdhury6627]

Gracious!

[@naishalubega3756]

Entonces also means so Some pronounce vale as mbale

[@hayadahmed5347]

Thank you and When is the Next lesson?