Apetece was a new word for me. I did some research and appetite comes to us from old English via old French, via vulgar Latin from classical Latin. I think I will start showing off my sophistication by using appetite for uses not referring to food. The original meaning in ancient Latin was desire for, and it still means this but people mostly use it these days to talk about food. For example I could say I have no appetite for watching the news about the recent hurricane in Florida. Learning language helps in so many ways. Thanks as always for these great lessons.
This is my first time watching your Spanish teachings. You are very good. Your pronunciations are great. Your explanations are great. Thanks. I will have to order the program.
Echo de menos el color azul brillante que normalmente se usa al fondo en tus vídeos. Para mi esto tiene mucho más impacto y es lo que asocio con ProSpanish. 🙏 Pero, quizás te apetecía hacer algo diferente.😜 Gracias por tu gran trabajo. Me gusta mucho tu manera de enseñar usando las tres columnas para apoyar a los estudiantes. Voy a estudiar más español con la ayuda de este canal.🎯 ¡Es más fácil aprender español de lo que creía con ProSpanish como mi maestro!😜
Viajar en un scooter electrico es mas peligroso de lo que parece. Estudiar un idioma en la vejez es mas facil de lo que creia. (Accents needed on three of those last six words). Necesitas una mente bastante despejada; eso es todo.
Castellano speakers (in parts of Spain / Catalán) pronounce the “s” as a “th”. Another distinctive variation occurs in Argentina, where the strong “y” sound (as in “yo”) is pronounced with a “sh” or “zh” sound as opposed to an “ee” sound. So saying “yo soy ___” would instead be pronounced “zho soy ___”. When I got really into the Argentinian band Los Espíritus for a moment, I started subconsciously speaking Spanish with a slight Argentinian accent, leading many, many native Spanish speakers to perplexingly ask me mid-conversation where I was from. It can happen to anyone!
Apetece was a new word for me. I did some research and appetite comes to us from old English via old French, via vulgar Latin from classical Latin.
I think I will start showing off my sophistication by using appetite for uses not referring to food. The original meaning in ancient Latin was desire for, and it still means this but people mostly use it these days to talk about food.
For example I could say I have no appetite for watching the news about the recent hurricane in Florida.
Learning language helps in so many ways.
Thanks as always for these great lessons.
Well done, Eric. You are another man interested in the derivation of words into our tongue.
This is my first time watching your Spanish teachings. You are very good. Your pronunciations are great. Your explanations are great. Thanks. I will have to order the program.
Ive watched many of these and have gotten better at converstations in a matter of days. Thank you so much!❤
I ordered the entire program. It is great so far.
How can i order the program? I am on my second level of spanish learning. It is helpful your video
I took your class in 2017. It was extremely helpful. Happy to find your UA-cam channel also! I will keep watching and learn from you ! Thank you
When I do come back to learning Spanish, I am going to go totally with Learn Spanish // Porspanish
Echo de menos el color azul brillante que normalmente se usa al fondo en tus vídeos. Para mi esto tiene mucho más impacto y es lo que asocio con ProSpanish. 🙏 Pero, quizás te apetecía hacer algo diferente.😜 Gracias por tu gran trabajo. Me gusta mucho tu manera de enseñar usando las tres columnas para apoyar a los estudiantes. Voy a estudiar más español con la ayuda de este canal.🎯 ¡Es más fácil aprender español de lo que creía con ProSpanish como mi maestro!😜
The way you teach it helps alot
Muchas gracias 🙏 por buenas lecciones. I am new members … just subscribed from Cambodia 🇰🇭!
very interesting and easy to learn without memorisation and quickly
Thanks for sharing
Would me siento como work too for "I feel like?"
Muchas gracias.
one mistake at 2815 more peligroso have to be más peligroso
'Que' frequently triggers the subjunctive in the second clause. Why not here?
Gracias!
Say hi to your wife Lucy!
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Viajar en un scooter electrico es mas peligroso de lo que parece.
Estudiar un idioma en la vejez es mas facil de lo que creia. (Accents needed on three of those last six words). Necesitas una mente bastante despejada; eso es todo.
Thank you!
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thank you
Thankyou ⚘
谢谢。
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Pistina or pisina
This is a great way to learn but I can’t get past his pronunciation of the c as a th. Drives me nuts. What country pronounces like that?
Castellano speakers (in parts of Spain / Catalán) pronounce the “s” as a “th”. Another distinctive variation occurs in Argentina, where the strong “y” sound (as in “yo”) is pronounced with a “sh” or “zh” sound as opposed to an “ee” sound. So saying “yo soy ___” would instead be pronounced “zho soy ___”. When I got really into the Argentinian band Los Espíritus for a moment, I started subconsciously speaking Spanish with a slight Argentinian accent, leading many, many native Spanish speakers to perplexingly ask me mid-conversation where I was from. It can happen to anyone!
Just stay away from those lessons from the few places where they speak that way. Don’t let it ruin your Spanish learning.
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Vivo en Granada dónde la gente pronuncia el C como 'th'.
Spain so don’t go to spain lol
Toke my girlfriends grandchild to see the lion king!🦁