Level Up Your Speaking With 5 Simple Words ✨
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- Опубліковано 19 чер 2024
- Wanna speak Spanish more fluently?
Well, you're in luck! In this video, we teach you five simple words that are gonna make you sound MUCH more fluent ~ ~ enjoy!
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00:00 Intro
00:27 Word #1 (correct your mistakes mid-sentence!)
03:17 Word #2 (must know!!)
05:58 Word #3 (the king of transitions)
08:48 Word #4 (easy way to form questions)
10:59 Word #5 (absolute 🔥)
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After 5 minutes watching the video I suddenly remembered Spanish is my mother tongue. 🙃
Keep up the hard work, guys! 🤙🏽
Haha, glad you enjoyed it though ;)
Delightfully helpful information for conversational Spanish! But I take issue with your ENGLISH. As an speaker of American English, I hold that you can only "whack" things OFF of something (since it metaphorically refers to hitting something). I think the more appropriate English word would either "SLAP" (as in, "slap on some paint") or "TACK" (as in, "tack on a gratuity to the bill").
Hey :) It actually does mean "slap on" or "tack on" in British English. I might try and use one of the other two in the future so as not to confuse anyone, haha. Thanks so much for watching 😊
You guys are so awesome!! I am so glad I found your channel!!! Definitely way more useful than the other Spanish-teaching channels I have encountered in the past! I am doing my best in giving your subscriptions a boost! :-)
Hey! Yay, so glad you like the channel! Yes please, we could do with a little boost, haha
best explanation
Thanks so much :)
Excellent thank you!!!!
Our pleasure :)
Thanks!
Thank you so, so much, Inez :)
Your vidz are by far the most informative on UA-cam
Yay, so glad you're enjoying them :)
This is great, thanks!
Our pleasure :)
Contenido de buenísima calidad, o sea, estructurado y bien comunicado 🙌🏻🙌🏻 Gracias!
¡Qué bueno que te gustó y mil gracias por vernos! 😊
Outstanding video.
Thanks so, so much :)
1. Voy a la tienda digo a tomar leche
2.Juan es muy amable.¿verdad?
3.(B)
Excellent 😊
Aprendí "este" recientemente. Vi la entrevista entre Sean Penn y El Chapo. Me pregunté, "¿por qué dice 'este' 2.000 veces?". Bueno, gracias por otro video superchido.
Hola hola :) Sí, algunas personas lo usan MUCHÍSIMO, jaja
Very useful. Is “No es cierto” the same as “no es la verdad”? Another useful phrase😊
Hey Peter! Welcome to the channel + thanks so much for watching :) Yep, exactly! In question form, it's also a common way of expressing doubt, a bit like "Really??" in English 😊
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Voy a la tienda, digo, a tomar leche. Juan es muy amable, ¿verdad? Bueno : kind of "transiton word".
On the nose! Really well done + thanks for watching :)
Es “Este” de una región particular? Es que no lo escucho en España (o por lo menos no lo he notado). Solo escucho “ehhhhhhhh” como un filler word.
Hola :) No, 'este' como muletilla es bastante universal. O no lo usan tanto en tu región o ya lo vas a escuchar por todos lados (es lo que siempre me pasa a mí, jaja).
What's the difference between verdad and de verdad?
Verdad literally means truth.
But colloquially, verdad means “right?” As in “you’re going to the party tomorrow, right?” “Vas a la fiesta mañana, verdad?”
De verdad means “really”. As in “are you really going to the party tomorrow?” “De verdad vas a la fiesta mañana?”
Espero que eso te ayude
@@richardujadughele6329 thank-you!
¡A Richard le dio al clavo! You can use "¿De verdad?" as you would "Really?" in English; I think Erika used it in the video because she was skeptical about something. Thanks for watching, Neil :)
Voy a la tienda a tomar leche digo pan. Juan es muy amable verdad? Bueno is a transition word.
I believe the first one is, "Voy a la tienda a tomar, digo, a comprar leche. (I'm going to the store to drink, I mean, to buy milk.)" Tomar can also mean "to drink" like beber
Second one is mostly right, but you should also insert a comma and an inverted question mark (if you can type one) between amable and verdad since it's a question tag
Really well done! Yeah, we meant "tomar" in the sense of "to drink": "Voy a la tienda a tomar, digo, a comprar leche" :)
@@spanishunraveled yeah. I figured. I'm half Chilean, and many of my Spanish-speaking family members use tomar for "to drink"
Very useful!! but we don't use some of this words this way. she doesn't speak spanish, she speaks latin-spanish, wich is very diferent. En España no usamos esas palabras como decís en el video, ni tampoco esos tiempos verbales. Saludos
Yep, Erika is Mexican. Gracias por vernos, Alberto 😊
Voy a la tienda a tomar, digo, a comprar leche.
Juan es muy amable, ¿verdad?
B
Exactly! Thanks for watching, Ryan :)
@@spanishunraveled de nada 👍
en lugar de usar la palabra verdad, simplemente usa la palabra ¿no? Por ejemplo: Hace calor, ¿no?
Sí, se puede usar "¿no?" también ;)
Voy a la tienda digo a tomar leche.¿Juan es muy amable?
Pero, quiero que lo sea/este ¿Es Juan muy amable?
B
Voy a la tienda a tomar, digo, a comprar leche. (I'm going to the store to drink, I mean, to buy milk.)
Juan es muy amable, ¿verdad? (Juan is very kind, isn't he? right? no? don't ya think?)
Hey Inez! So sorry, this comment must have slipped through the net :/ The first one is entirely correct; we were actually thinking "Voy a la tienda, digo, a comprar leche" per the comment below, but your version is fine too 😊 You could also say "Juan es muy amable, ¿verdad?" for number 2. Number 3 is correct.
@@spanishunraveled Muchas gracias 🙂
too quick for me to be able to answer
Ok, that's my fault! Thanks so much for the feedback :)
Se peinó!
Voy a la tienda a tomar, digo, comprar leche. Juan es muy amable, ¿verdad? Bueno is a transition word. Great video!
100% Carson! Thanks for watching :)