The terrible way DougDoug is learning spanish
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- Опубліковано 29 гру 2023
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Gotta love Spanish classes teaching you proper Spanish when most native speakers will be speaking colloquial Spanish
That's how it is for every language. I'm not a native english speaker, but i remember having a friend who was, and during english class he would use some words and our teacher was like "that's not how you say it" when the guy was litteraly only speaking english with his mom at home.
To be fair, and this is true for a lot of languages, it's better to be overly formal than overly informal, and it's a lot harder to teach colloquialisms because they aren't straight forward to interpret.
Yep, my Mexican classmates in Spanish class weren't even the best in the class, it was someone who hadn't spoken it before.
As a spanish person, my teacher hated when we used latin spanish expressions, and went on rants about the purity of each spanish dialect.
Menwhile latin america insults are soo damm good (not even in spanish, but over all languages and way of communication) that now if I have to insult something I go full argetinian
What the hell is vosotros
you know what? It's actually not a bad way to do it, I actually learnt more english in a month of watching english speaking youtubers videos that in 8 years of learning english at school.
That's the same way it was for me. If I hadn't watched a lot of YT videos when I was younger, I probably wouldn't be as fluent in English as I am today. 🤔
I thought I knew English, then I tried watching Jackspecticeye...
i learned english the same way and i can now speak it fluently while my mates who only learned it in school can barely hold a conversation
I'm a native spanish speaker. Learning spanish with rubius is like learning english with XQC
my language teachers in high school told us to do this so we can actually hear whats going on
"I should start with the children"
-DougDoug 2023
I mean he did murder like 25 children playing pajama sam
@@MoistYoghurt then it must be time for him to start moving unto the adults soon
@@realmaggymagelevel 2
DouglasDouglas is entering the Jerma phase of his career
Ougdoug would never
Love how he ends with biblioteca.
Like it's the only Spanish word everyone seems to know, for no apparent reason.
i think its cause of that song from community
I just love the word. just found out today I am not the only one!
I blame Techno.
For me, it’s because of “AY CARAMBA, DONDE ESTA LA BIBLIOTECA!!!”
also "biblioteca" is a very common word for many European languages, so people may remember it from other languages
Parkzer refering to Doug Doug as perro perro is peak comedy😊
Dog Dog
yeah with my shitty elementary school spanish skills from more than a decade ago I very slowly internally went "perro... perro... wait. perro is dog, right? so why would Parkzer call Doug Doug Dog Dog? OH I GET IT"
"Perro" can also be an insult, which is what I heard the first time. I just realized that he meant DogDog
i thought he was perro culo
@@jrilo1307Perro is not an insult?
Unironically would love for Doug to do a stream fully in broken Spanish
YEAH PLEASE, THAT WOULD BE SO FUNNY
Could be a charity stream with a 'english jar'
@@caitlin4598 if he had to gift a sub for every word he got wrong he'd be broke and twitch chat would all have subs forever
yes
As a native latino who learned English from watching stuff on UA-cam, I approve of perroperro's method for learning Spanish
We should call him PP
Native German speaker who learned English that way and now Russian. The Russian speaking community on YT is something else though...
@@LadyAyleene As someone who lives in a Russophone country, youtube is just the tip of the iceberg
Have you seen some of the african youtubers that praise wagner like they're some kind of saviour? it's crazy @@LadyAyleene
Same,except im from BRAAAAAAAASIL-SIL-SIL-SIL
or brazilian in this case
Make fun of his methods all you want but his Spanish is legitimately getting so much better. I was watching a vod the other day and he was perfectly able to speak full Spanish sentences. Like he just straight up responded to a TTS fully in Spanish and he had the right conjugation and everything. Very impressive Doug, keep up the good work
Which vod? Is it on UA-cam or twitch?
@Camstone0646 it was a vod on UA-cam but I've seen so many recently that I can't remember which one it was. All I remember is that he was saying he needs to practice his Spanish lessons but he hasn't recently because he's been so tired at night. All of that in Spanish
Lies. Doug isn’t good at things.
I, a spanish speaker, learnt english almost exclusively through Game theory when I was a kid, so he's honestly onto something
(⊙＿⊙')
I knew a guy who learned English by watching the news.
@@thewelfarequeenpodcast7512 I learned english by playing videogames and reading manga.
i learned english from watching red vs blue stickman fight animations lol
i never learned english well from school, but when i started watching english youtubers everyday, in 2 years i had the english level of a 17 year old american who never learned the difference between "than" and "then", and i think thats pretty good considering i wasnt really trying and i was 12. now i am 17 and i think i know english better than my native language (portuguese). so yeah, hope this inspires all the 10 year olds reading this to learn a new language through youtube videos, i am sure there are lots of 10 year olds who watch doug
Kkkkk mesma coisa cmg, no cursinho eu já estava fora da curva em comparação com meus colegas.
Lá eu só aprendi a forma correta de escrever, fora isso aprendi nada lá.
PS. Ainda muito válido oq aprendi, mas number one era bem fraquinho
Nah, as a spanish speaking person who also learned English from solely watching english speaking UA-camrs as a teenager, I know for a fact that I know English better than natives because I don't struggle with "You" "Your" and "You're"
As a native English speaker who actually knows grammar, I can confirm that you are better than at least 70% of my generation if you know how to use "than/then," "you/your/you're," "there/their/they're," and "to/two/too" properly.
@@OtherionExindem surprising how many native speaking english adults don't know the difference between 'there', 'their' and 'they're'. tragic.
@@squatch1565No way people struggle with "to/two/too", I refuse to belive it, it's just people being lazy when writing... right?
Wow Parkzer is also a Spanish teacher on top of being a cop lawyer doctor.
He never ceases to impress!
"Camarero" is the most common way to say waiter in Spain, but "mesero" is more popular on Latin American countries (don't exactly know which ones though, I'm from Spain).
Also, gonna leave a comment in spanish in the rare event that Doug reads it or something so he can get more practice in.
Haces un contenido genial y muy creativo, y espero que sigas haciéndolo durante mucho tiempo. Un abrazo enorme desde España.
Most languages aren’t straightforward and often have regional dialects. But most speakers get on fine and can understand each other well enough.
@@tournesol99 _cough cough_ puerto rican spanish _cough cough_
that's also the thing about Duolingo Spanish - Latin American Spanish is more common & that's the accent most of Duolingo's Spanish audio is pronounced in, but the course tosses in a bit of European Spanish sometimes anyway. like no, guys, i _promise_ 99% of people taking this course are never gonna want to say "tengo que *_coger_* el autobús"
Hi, bad Spanish speaker (no fluent/incomprehensible, i know like a few words) here, let me try to translate this…
“The content you make is original and very creative, and I hope to see you make more for a long time. Large hug from Spain.”
I’m sorry this is the best I can do, let me know how well I did
@@fantasyshadows3207 Pretty close! The only word to correct would be "genial", which translates to "awesome". "Original" is written in Spanish exactly as in English. And, if you want to be super precise, a closer translation to "enorme" would be "huge" more than "large", it's like a bigger scale of word.
Great job mate!
Que grande eres DougDoug. Leyenda
*PerroPerro
Yo amar el perroperro
Tambien conocido como Diablo, el Tramposo!
La comunidad hispanohablante del perroperro crece
@@RedAnimationsYT*PuerroPuerro
me da mucha gracia que le resulte más fácil aprender español leyendo a gente en internet porque literal así es como muchos empezamos a aprender inglés también, que grande DougDoug
Que grande Dougdougsito
doug mirando a el RUBIUS porque el tiene el vocabulario de un shitposter tiene que ser la cosa mas graciosa que he escuchado
Ni siquiera al Rubius, solo a su sección de comentarios. XD
Rubius: BRO WHATAFUCK OMYGOD
doug: I understand that!
@@GoofballPaulEs como aprender inglés con los comentarios de Markiplier
@@ryko1478to be fair that's how i did actually learn english as a non native speaking 12yo.
i'm 21 now and obviously still learning the language, but i've been fluent for years now and can easily read any book or watch a show in english without issues. you gotta start somewhere
@@axdonat I did the same thing, watching UA-cam was like my main way to learn the language. Sorry if you took my comment as saying that that's a bad thing, it isn't
I have thought about watching children's cartoons to learn the language since that's technically how I learned most of English.
Estimado DougDoug, el alquimista contemporáneo de la comedia digital, tus malabares con la absurdez y la genialidad son una sinfonía para los sentidos. Mientras me aventuraba por las vastas llanuras de tu último video, me hallé inmerso en un festín de hilaridad, donde cada ocurrencia era como una chispa de genialidad que encendía las llamas de la risa.
Tu capacidad para transformar las experiencias más cotidianas en odiseas cómicas es verdaderamente un don digno de admiración. Cada entrega tuya es como una poción mágica que despierta la risa desde lo más profundo de nuestras almas, y sinceramente, cada momento de tus videos es un bálsamo para el espíritu en este vasto desierto digital.
Que tu travesía creativa continúe iluminando nuestras pantallas con destellos de ingenio y diversión. Eres, sin duda, un faro resplandeciente en el océano de contenido en línea, guiándonos con tu luz única y contagiosa. ¡Gracias por el regalo constante de risas y por llevarnos a lugares donde la comedia raya en lo surrealista pero siempre nos deja con una sonrisa! Continuaré esperando ansiosamente tu próxima incursión en el reino de lo hilarante.
😂😂
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Qué pasa Don Quijote, como andas?
Cervantes ha estado calladito desde que publicaste este comentario
Jajajajjj ojalá lo lea
The hardest thing about learning spanish is probably all the different dialects, since there are so many spanish speaking countries in the world. I'm from spain, and here "fresa" means "strawberry" and "coger" means "to take", but in other countries "fresa" can mean "posh" and "coger" can mean "to fuck".
Frutilla
No esperaba encontrar a dough hablando español, pero me alegra haberlo hecho
THAT'S MY SPANISH SPEAKER!!
imma be honest this one sucks
Hi happy
@@Casper9537 haiiii :3
Doug should just come in one day and do a whole stream in Spanish, without ever acknowledging it, perfect for April Fools
sticking around forums dedicated to topics that interest you is a splendid language learning strat. You basically immerse yourself into natural discourse of people talking with each other - something that is very difficult to get in textbooks.
As a Spanish speaker, i'll recommend you checking the pronunciation, it makes so much easier to understand. It basically is: if you see an accent, that vowel is the stronger sounding one, and if there is not, it depends of if the last letter of the word is a vowel. I hope my english is good enought XD
"I started reading children on the internet" what is DouglasDouglas' internet history I wonder
"It taught me how to say waiter like 40 times when I'm not talking to waiters i want to talk like a normal person"
...
"Why didn't you speak Spanish at the restaurant?"
"Cos I'm embarrassed, the only things I know how to say are talking about Fortnite like a little kid"
😂🤣😂
This is such an interesting and great way to learn spanish, sadly dog has died from feather suffocation
Grande DougDoug, en unos meses viviendo en Españita.
I love how dougdoug conjugates Tener into it's El/Ella, Tiene, which implies a mysterious 3rd person owns the massive cat AND the library that contains the cat.
i live in spain without the a
You spin me round like a record baby
Zoom zoom
Okay, so there is two words to say waiter, in Spain (I think duolingo teaches Spain's spanish) we say camarero (at least in northern spain😂), in other countries they say mesero. As far as I know, mozo is very colloquial. You can search a song "que difícil es hablan en español", they explain very well how many spanish words there is for a single english word😂
I think duo has shown me both but does tend to lean towards camarero at times, which is weird when it doesn't teach you any vosotros and otherwise uses Latin American/United States Spanish for all other words (I have never once seen "zumo" for juice, for instance)
doug doug te amo tu español es muy bueno parkzer habla TERRIBLE.
Here in Spain we say "camarero", I've actually never heard the word "mesero"
As a native, I was very concerned/confused at first, but honestly it's kinda clever. I actually learned a ton of English through youtube let's plays and watching subbed AVGN episodes lol In general, once you have the basics, it's better in the long run to just jump headfirst into whatever you can find close to your level. So...nice! Aunque ojalá algún día Doug tenga suficiente nivel como para leer comentarios de mejores canales...
Amo a DougDoug, he visto sus videos durante años y amo que aprenda español. Yo aprendí ingles jugando videojuegos y viendo videos en UA-cam de creadores de contenido de habla inglesa.
Te amo DougDoug.
I love your videos Doug
*PerroPerro
I use Duolingo to learn Japanese, and though i get very, _very_ frustrated with it sometimes, it’s a great place to start with a language that uses not one,
Not two
But THREE different writing systems. I’m now able to sound out all of the hirigana characters and most of the different versions of them, working on the katakana but im scared of the Kanji lmao.
Still mad they took away the discussions tab though
Buenos días Diego Diego. Desde luego si quieres saber la práctica y el uso de la lengua es beneficioso ir adonde la usan más coloquialmente, pero seguramente la aplicación del pájaro verde te ayude con las excepciones y concreciones de la misma.
También deberías considerar que existen distintos estilos del español, siendo los grupos más grandes el castellano, o español de España, y el hispanoamericano. A menudo las palabras para referirse a una misma cosa difieren en el uso cotidiano.
Que no te digan que tu manera de aprender cualquier idioma es terrible o poco eficiente. Aprender idiomas tiene que ser, ante todo, divertido y motivante. Si encuentras una manera de mantenerlo así durante el mayor tiempo posible, merecerá la pena. En cualquier idioma hay hablantes nativos que lo hablan peor que muchos extranjeros, el objetivo no tiene que ser ser el mejor, si no poder disfrutar de lo que hace la gente en un idioma que antes no entendías.
Gracias a consumir a youtubers como tú, aprendí bastante inglés y lo entiendo mejor que mi madre que lleva 20 años siendo profesora de ese idioma. Mi pronunciación será pésima, pero me defiendo, me divierto y aprendo varias cosas de diferentes personas de todas partes del mundo gracias a ello.
¡No te rindas y hazlo lo mejor posible!
We need a "doug doug learns spanish" stream
I learnt more French from watching UA-cam and playing games in 3 months than I had learnt in the previous year of school. I also learnt over 90% of my English the same way but I did that before even starting to learn English in school. It works amazingly well.
Who do you watch in French? I would like to do the same tactic. So far all I really know of are Etoiles, AyPierre, Baghera, and Antione Daniel
As a french i start watch english content for like 2 and a half day and i'm ok in english just my language is very classic
It is actually a good method. As a spanish native speaker I learned English by watching English speaking UA-camrs. I learned by watching people like Markiplier, and now at 27 yrs old I could say that I'm very good at it. I became passionate about learning English and I love expanding my vocabulary ❤
From my experience the best way to learn languages is with both classes AND a more practical and fun way (internet comments, movies, etc).
Either one of those in isolation won't take you very far. Classes are necessary for you to learn the basics and avoid the big mistakes, while the other is necessary, not just in order to see it being used in the real world, but also for it to be fun to learn. If you don't have fun with it and you don't use it, you'll end up forgetting all of it in 2 or so years.
Yes! I've been learning using Duolingo again recently, but bc of where I live, I have plenty of opportunities to speak Spanish with customers. I know that, for my brain, I could never truly do just one or the other
Por fin puedo entender lo que dice mi youtuber favorito, gracia PerroPerro por hablar español
It makes me so happy watching americans learn spanish 😭
My english learning journey was pretty much the same, it's just a matter of time. A bit of spanish everyday and you'll get better :)
I learned the basics of English in some courses but never bothered to go past the intermediate level. I learned the rest slowly through years of mainly UA-cam and now most of the media I consume is in the English language. It made me quite alienated from my fellow Brazilians in many ways, but besides this I'm quite proud of it. I've seen a few people here claiming they are fluent in English and then they make stupid grammar mistakes that makes them sound like caveman lol, and that boosts my ego further
Pues ahora supongo que debo comentar en español en vez de ingles en los videos de Doug Doug para que el pueda aprender más jaja
1:32 "I should start with children" Doug no D:
Escuchar a PerroPerro hablar español me hace muy feliz wn!!
Te amo dougdougsito
Man Parker’s Spanish is so good you’d think it’s his native language.
Maybe Doug should ask him for help to learn.
Hola Doug Doug que bueno que estas aprendiendo el Español, buena suerte!
this is a great way of doing it. this is what comprehensible input is and it's very important.
im going to try learning Japanese through reading twitter.
best of luck to your spanish learning adventure!!
to be fair this is simular to how i did actually learn english as a non native speaking 12yo.
i'm 21 now and obviously still learning the language, but i've been fluent for years now and can easily read any book or watch a show in english without issues. you gotta start somewhere
Wait this is actually genius. I’m already on youtube a lot of the time and you get a sense of pattern recognition on word combinations.
I’ve actually been inspired to check out channels for other language to do this, unironically, for Tagalog!
As a person who took Spanish class in the U.S., it was infuriating how we kept learning Castilian Spanish: the type of Spanish that NO ONE from North America speaks.
are they actually that different?
@@Someone-sc2hk I am not an expert in that, however, my Spanish teachers went out of their way to teach us the word, “Vosotros” which is essentially an informal “Y’all” that is ONLY used in Spain, and nowhere else. However, that different, “Y’all” also came with different verb endings, and it was a mess.
@@manofsemantics7936 vosotros is not used in Spain a lot, it's not used anywhere. Formal Spanish is extremely unnecesary, because if you got to any place in Latin America you won't understad anything, specially in places like Chile or Argentina. For example, a very simple phrase like "Hey, dude, I am very hungry, but I have no money right now to buy food" in Argentina could be "Che, boludo, tengo una lija, pero no traje guita para comprar algo para comer". Another example is the fact that "I don't know" in Argentina could really become the saying "no, me mataste" Which literally means "No you killed me". But thats just how we speak, no amount of spanish courses or classes will teach you that
I took spanish in school and they just taught us Latin Spanish. Probably because all three of my teachers, 1 3 2, were from Latin American countries or learned Latin Spanish; so we only knew vosotros as something used for Spanish speakers in Spain.
The reason I said teachers 1 3 2 is because my dumb butt thought that I took Spanish was semester based (I went from art 1 to art 2 give me a break) so I signed up for Spanish 3 and was wholly unprepared for anything ;’(
That's funny that I was knowing English badly a year and a half ago, started watching Doug, then other English speaking creators and now I'm even sometimes think in English, instead of my main language (you btw can try to guess my native language).
That's actually a pretty reasonable way to learn a language. This comes pretty close to how I did it and I'm fluent now (after many years obviously). Though ideally, you would start off with some basic understanding of the grammar and then continuously go to more difficult sources as you progress.
My personal highlight was when I learnt a bunch of insults as I was playing an online game and decided to backstab my ally to see how he would react.
Hola Doug, felicitaciones en el progreso que has hecho aprendiendo la lengua española.
The ever so slightly 3D angled Duolingo owl in the thumbnail cracks me up every time i see it
i do love how doug play the games
Me encanta tu contenido.❤
Apoyamos esta misión, sigue así perro perro
Leyenda, titán, fiera, mastodonte, crack, figura, TIBURÓN
“It’s just more fun to read UA-cam comments.” That’s the first time I’ve heard a content creator say that.
What a Spanish "Doug Doug Moment"
That's actually a really good way to learn a language
I've been watching english-speaking youtube since I was like, 14, and it's insane how much better at reading, speaking, and understanding english I am than most people my age
That’s better than how it’s done in school (or at least in my experience.) I was simply told to memorize vocabulary and then regurgitate it onto a test the following day and move on to the next list of vocabulary words.
No queda de otra, habrá que comentar los vídeos de Douglas en español hasta que aprenda lo que estamos diciendo
See that's sort of how i absorbed English vocabulary when I was like 5, bc i had some bootleg games in English I deduced a lot of words just to navigate the games, despite it not teaching me sentence structure I knew a ton of words and once I was taught how to construct a sentence I was good, I didn't have to use a translation dictionary until I started learning mechanic/plane vocabulary in highschool
This is how learned English i just watched Hollywood with subtitles and made out what made sense to me
Parkzer does indeed have a massive cat in his library.
Creo que solo por esa razón empezaré a comentar en todos los videos de DougDoug en español. Probablemente lo haré más complicado con el paso del tiempo.
"i kept doing the same level and it was always the same" be fr rn doug
Doug's family about to disappear - Green Bird
“My Spanish is pristine”
Hole-ah
I can relate.
I had problems with english up to, approximately, the seventh grade.
The moment I finally was decent at it, I decided to watch english UA-cam videos.
And from then on I learned the language better than in school, to the point where I really soon exclusively watched english videos.
Nowadays I understand english as if it was my mother tongue. Not having to translate the words in my head and instead just knowing what the words mean.
chat gping HUH made me crack up a bit
As a Spanish speaker I got so excited to see Rubius on a DougDoug video, that was so unexpected yet so awesome
El cerebro de Doug esta creciendo tan rapido que se esta haciendo calvo
I learnt english with animes with eng sub. The good thing that I also learned a bit of Japanese too. I did the same thing with Korean dramas and learned a lot of Korean too. But the best way to increasing your sentence making writing shit. I wrote a few fanfics and it completely jumped my english between c1 and c2. Nowadays I dont read or write so it dropped to c1. My speaking on the other hand is shit I learnt it through repeating myself but I still strugle to speak mainly because I spoke only a few lines in my whole life and also I forget words all the time due to adhd( I do this in my own mother language too so it isnt a skill issue)
This is why I use Memrise. There are community submitted lessons you can take, which I find to be more what I would use and a bit more casual sentences.
I did basically the same thing to learn English so it's fun that it can work the other way around
i love how whatever parkzer is traanslating with interpreted doug doug as dogdog because he says '''hola, me llamo perro perro...'' perro being dog in spanish, like imagine going to a restaurant and saying, hello, my name is dog dog
1:33 “I should start with the children and then I move on to the adults”
- DougDoug 2023
Jack Renton became a slave in the Solomon Islands after deserting his ship. He mainly learned the language of the area (Lau, I think?) from the local children. I think this is a great method for basic language learning.
I quit duolingo when I realized how formulaic the lessons were and I was able to start figuring out the test answers without even reading the questions.
Spanish is one of those languages that sounds and is spelled completely different depending on what country you're in, from pure spanish in Spain, to the equivalent of an irishman speaking english, the chilean way of speaking spanish, with definitely the most broken spanish, you'll ever hear, and the fastest as well
I actually learned so much Japanese from watching anime, even WITH SUBTITLES (which, for anyone who's studied anything about language learning, is not efficient). I learned at least 3x faster than actual Japanese classes. Exposure to language is both the hardest and most rewarding way to learn a language, even if you do it wrong it's better than a language learning app
The principal of good learning is to be exposed to it in a more raw form. Hearing people use it is more effective form of learning than to play mini games of it as there is more practicality.
Its always fun to listen to english people speaking spanish as a spanish native myself. Doug's pronunciation at the end was actually pretty good, spanish people would understand him.
un grande el PerroPerro, keep it up
As someone who knows spanish i can confirm i would laugth at someone who says mi nombre es perro perro, quiero dorito in a mexican restaurant
Mesero/Camarero is how one says it in latin america and spain. They have different words for similar things.
Bastante gente créen que tienes que tomar clases formales para poder hablar una idioma con confianza, pero en mi experiencia es mucho más importante de haber interactuado con medía en ese idioma (o sea leer y escribir, ver videos y cine, escuchar a música y radio, o meterse en un grupo de conversación) que de haber aprendido en una escuela.
No es para decirte que no deberías tomar clases, mas que para decir que es mucho más fácil si puedes utilizar la idioma todos los dias -- a lo mejar hasta penzar en ese idioma. Entonces creo que el metodo de Doug es válido.
I mean, it's not terrible as an exercise, though obviously not as a replacement. As a Japanese learner, sometimes I've looked at comments from developer channels. Though even than it's more about seeing the grammar structure than worrying about understanding it.
Viendo Dougdoug ablar Espanol es la casa mas chistosa que e visto
He actually has also been here school will not teach you very accurately how to use the language you ever apply to experiences, such as just monitoring and trying to understand conversations is actually shown to be one of the best ways to learn, but many people have just learned languages by just watching the shows that are done in that language and hearing those conversations and how they flow in findin The patterns with them selves or like reading the books, one of the quickest ways to learn the language if you need to as long as you understand the underlying principles that is
"I should start with the children..."
-DouglasDouglas
I didn't expect doug watching rubius comments xDD
ah, fortnito la perrolerro burrito moyai, doog
He sounds like he knows what he is doing
parkzer has a massive cat in his library