WHAT DO I PACK WHEN I TRAVEL? (CLOTHING VOCABULARY) | Super Easy Spanish 23

[@JuanCoronadoTravel]

Some parts of this video accidentally turned out to be some kind of an ASMR Spanish learning video. 😂 I filmed this video very late at night and I was trying not to be loud. 😬

[@SotoCaro]

Gracias por este vocabulario. Soy una mujer y no necesito maquillaje , ni crema, ni desodorante. Justo un jabón y un champú sólido (porque el embalaje plástico mancha) Besitos de Francia :)

[@EasySpanish]

Genial ¡eres minimalista! :)

[@raysworld6153]

muy bien por tu video para estudiar español.....continuar estudié mucho vocabulario sobre accesorios diarios...

[@EasySpanish]

Gracias 😃

[@moonmoonkatharpi597]

gracias ! Juan!

[@rickricarditoreiter9796]

Gracias por el video.

[@RBLXGaming23]

You still need to use sunscreen on cloudy days. There is still UV. The determining factor is the season. Cloudy in winter is not needed, but cloudy in spring, summer, or fall is needed.

[@chrissystewart6268]

Ready to relearn my Spanish like refreshing my memory. I want to speak Spanish to people from 🇪🇸🇪🇸🇪🇸 & Latin America in general. So I'm ready to relearn my Spanish

[@forza876]

Para mi, hay dos cosas muy importantes: mi Kindle asi que puedo leer todas las noches antes de me duermo y mi cosas para exercitar como ropas y zapatos atleticas.

[@TheNewTravel]

I can't travel without a good book.

[@dude9864]

En la ciudad de mexico hay muchos tiendas/supermercados en donde venden bloqueador solar?

[@JuanCoronadoTravel]

Sí en todos los supermercados. En las ciudades más calurosas incluso los venden en las tiendas de la esquina :)

[@leenobody3249]

Juan , how long did it take you to become fluent in English amigo?

[@RunTheAtlas]

How do you say “carry on luggage “?

[@EasySpanish]

¡Equipaje de mano!

[@RunTheAtlas]

Easy Spanish thank you!!

[@jalamoc]

En su mayoría los mismos artículos cuando viajo, pero, desafortunadamente, también tengo que llevar medicamentos.

[@Fendi1492]

Just so this doesn't spread too far, one wears "sneakers" on their feet, not "snickers", which is a type of candy bar. Although candy bars on one's feet could catch on. Specifically sneakers are athletic shoes, tennis shoes, or canvas shoes, not dress shoes. Sneakers also have soft soles and are quiet, so you can sneak up on someone. Hence the name.

[@EasySpanish]

You're right. Spelling mistake 😁.

[@travisbower3856]

6:20 sneakers, not snickers

[@snooksmcdermott]

Siempre traigo un sombrero grande porque soy muy blanca.

[@farazahmed1464]

Teamo

[@calcboy]

How do I join the group on the Application

[@EasySpanish]

You mean the Facebook group? We send the invitation link in all of our Patreon posts :)

[@secondmouse3533]

Es el verbo 'Rasurar' mas comun que el verbo 'Afietar' en mexico?

[@LEGIONARIO1970]

Si

[@julie6241]

el noventa por ciento de mi maleta es negra!!! que gracioso!!

[@brianpan6453]

It's really hard to believe you fit all that AND your boots in that luggage case. I ended up throwing my boots away and I only wear trainers now.

[@mikimoto5341]

I always travel with my tablet

[@berniecoulombeau]

Juan, te gusta la ropa negra, ¿no? ¿Dónde está la ropa colorida?

[@ManuelSalmann]

I love this "genre" of video. It was super helpful to learn all those words. I made two videos like this as well, showing what's in my backpack during my world trip: kzbin.info/www/bejne/hn6QgYxtlthqp9k

[@johnroper5627]

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