Yo prefiero aprender espanol para escuchar tu , Paulisima y Maura. Ustedes son amables y sympatikas como no tenia en la escuela, hace mucho tiempo. Muchas gracias. Saludos desde Grecia. Tienes que visitar un dia pero menos personas hablan Espanol
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When my phone alarm goes off in the morning, the voice greets me and tells the weather and anything that I have planned on my calendar. Then it goes to sports and news, all in Spanish. It's nothing I paid for so it must be part of Google that's already on my phone. Just an idea for anyone interested
Noticias en la televison are the best way for beginner students to learn Spanish. it's hard not to learn when you hear the word fuego o incendio and you see a video of flames on the TV.
I restarted watching this channel because they explain everything in Spanish. Trust me, it’s best to only listen and read in your target language. Plus not every Spanish learner comes from an English base, so this makes their content more accessible to a broader audience. Auto generated subtitle translations are sufficient in majority of cases, just read those if you need English to understand the videos.
@@DonaldMainsOne guess as to why one would want *some* English is... people are trying to *learn* Spanish, meaning, they don't know Spanish, fast or slow. Despite what you think/feel, people learn differently. Some people need a little more assistance than others. (🙋♂️)
@@seandawkins1782 You don't learn Spanish by listening to English. That's why we have so many kids coming out of three years high school Spanish that are incapable of putting even basic sentences together. They are drilled constantly with grammar but lack sufficient exposure to the language. There are lots of resources, in English, to explain the complexities of Spanish grammar. The way to learn Spanish, or any language, is to use Spanish or whatever language you are studying.
DW is un excelente canal de noticias. Lo veo desde Canada. Gracias!
Yo prefiero aprender espanol para escuchar tu , Paulisima y Maura. Ustedes son amables y sympatikas como no tenia en la escuela, hace mucho tiempo. Muchas gracias. Saludos desde Grecia. Tienes que visitar un dia pero menos personas hablan Espanol
Ver las noticias es bueno para aprender vocabulario avanzado.
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Muy útil ❤ Gracias 🎉
When my phone alarm goes off in the morning, the voice greets me and tells the weather and anything that I have planned on my calendar. Then it goes to sports and news, all in Spanish. It's nothing I paid for so it must be part of Google that's already on my phone. Just an idea for anyone interested
Noticias en la televison are the best way for beginner students to learn Spanish. it's hard not to learn when you hear the word fuego o incendio and you see a video of flames on the TV.
I used to watch this channel all the time, but I can't anymore because they stopped expalining things in English. Sad.
I restarted watching this channel because they explain everything in Spanish. Trust me, it’s best to only listen and read in your target language. Plus not every Spanish learner comes from an English base, so this makes their content more accessible to a broader audience. Auto generated subtitle translations are sufficient in majority of cases, just read those if you need English to understand the videos.
Why would you want Spanish instruction in English? Wouldn't you prefer Spanish instruction in easy, slow Spanish? Which this channel does perfectly.
🙄 People complain about "too much English". People complain about "not enough/no English". They can't win. You can't please everyone.
@@DonaldMainsOne guess as to why one would want *some* English is... people are trying to *learn* Spanish, meaning, they don't know Spanish, fast or slow. Despite what you think/feel, people learn differently. Some people need a little more assistance than others. (🙋♂️)
@@seandawkins1782 You don't learn Spanish by listening to English. That's why we have so many kids coming out of three years high school Spanish that are incapable of putting even basic sentences together. They are drilled constantly with grammar but lack sufficient exposure to the language. There are lots of resources, in English, to explain the complexities of Spanish grammar. The way to learn Spanish, or any language, is to use Spanish or whatever language you are studying.