Soy profesor de español y además soy español. La mejor manera de aprender nuestro idioma es leerlo. Es muy sencillo leerlo incluso si no lo entiendes. No solo mejoras el vocabulario, sino la pronunciación, la entonación, así como la rapidez y es algo que lo puedes hacer tú solito.
Hablas increíble, creo que lo más sorprendente no es que hayas aprendido español, sino que lo pronuncies tan bien como un nativo, eso es muy difícil, sobre todo el sonido de la "R" que cambia tanto entre español e ingles
Thank you Maddie for sharing, I learned English very late with 29 and I can agree, every day forcing it helps, or get a boy/girlfriend in your language, or a new friend. Learning a new language also reprograms your emotional tonality, helps to grow and get an extended horizon. I really love your cow song, let’s get it back on UA-cam.
I couldn't travel to Spain, so instead - I host as a workaway where Spanish speakers stay with me for free on the basis that they speak Spanish in the house and give me 2 hours of Spanish lessons a day - I only have a one bed apartment, so I sleep in the living room but so so worth it.
Si quieres parecer un nativo español intenta pronunciar a la vez varias palabras, de esta forma serás un nativo perfecto. "Hoyvoy alcine conmis amigos". Es un ejemplo de como deberías hablar para parecerse a un nativo.
I am 31 (about to turn 32), I was born and raised in the U.S. but my Parents are from Cuba: None of my grandparents spoke English so I learned my Spanish from my Grandma on my mom’s side. I read a lot of Spanish growing up and I watched a lot of Spanish tv growing up because my grandma had basic cable. You speak Spanish very well!!
Learning from media, like movies or series, its very important bc im from spanish speaking country and i was not interested at all in learn english, but my favorite series at the time put episode's every week, and i just wanted to look the episode, but there were never the subtitles, not until a week later…. So i started to watch the episode, figured out how much alrready understand and then check with the subtitles and i was doing that like a year… then one day i was seeing “two and a half men” but just listening and in that moment i figured out, i alrready understood everything they say without the subtitles. Hasta ahí mi ingles jajajaaj Por otra parte me sorprendió saber que no eras de origen latino, por la forma que pronuncias la letra “R” ❤ Recién hoy ando viendo tus videos y son geniales! Muchos saludos desde Chile 🇨🇱✌🏻
@@JoyBartabon por eso dije, me sorprendió saber que no era de origen latino, ya que a los que son nativos, rara vez les sale bien la pronunciación de la letra R
My kids are in Spanish Immersion Elementary school in Southern California. 90% Spanish instruction in TK and kinder to 50/50 in 4th and 5th. My son that just finished TK, can read easy syllable Spanish with no americanized accent. He has little knowledge of what the words mean at this point, but learning from native speakers is huge. my 5th and 3 grader can read and write in spanish, but refuse to speak it outside of class. We don't speak Spanish at home. Hoping it will change, but happy they can read and write and understand a lot of it.
Que interesantes tus consejos para mejorar en un segundo idioma. Tienes mucha razón en todo lo que recomiendas, ya que la mejor manera de aprenderlo (sin viajar) es vivir el idioma que hayas elegido a toda hora, aunque al principio no entiendas la mayor parte. Tu consejo de imitar la entonación es muy válido. Además tu español suena excelente. Hay un ligero acento español detrás, pero no llega a ser tan marcado. Has alcanzado un nivel destacado en tu español, por lo que todos tus consejos resultan completamente atendibles y muy recomendables. Creo que tu canal puede llegar a ser una útil herramienta para todos quienes quieran perfeccionar su inglés, como es mi caso. Te felicito por tu interés por nuestro idioma y por tu dedicación al 110% para llegar a ser una "hablante nativa de español". Un gran abrazo, desde Valparaíso, Chile, y mucho éxito con tu canal, yo, ¡ya me he suscrito!
excellent video, pretty much tells my life story! but it was told muuuch better and without all the arrests. Hopefully more people who want to learn follow your advice, it can be scary to jump into new cultures and countries, but it's tooootally worth it in the end. Mastering a second (or third) language opens up whole new worlds that are right in front of you, but slip by unnoticed if you dont have that key to get in.
gracias Maddie, me gustaba tu video, yo estoy en el norte de nueva york, yo participo con un grupo de otros americanos para aprender mejorar mi cononcimiento de espanol, algunos han vivido en paies espanoles, una mujer de Barcelona tambien, es un grupo usando zoom, muy ayudable, yo estudio mi Bibla espanol cada dia, soy cristiano y mucho amo las Santas Ecrituras en espanol! Yo voy a paracticar sus recomendaciones! Gracias otra vez!
Really cool video thanks for sharing. Loved the gym metaphor and your reasoning for wanting to learn. I recently got a roommate who is fluent in Spanish and it’s goal of mine to learn Spanish and help her with English.
Great Video! Even though you already have made TikToks on this, I think many people including me would like a YT video on basic differences in pronunciation in different Spanish speaking countries. Keep it up, I'm looking forward to the next video! 🤩
I think that purpouse is the most important of the three factores you mention. Like as most of the mexicans (or a great proportion at least) I had english classes since early yeears but It was till my 20s, when I decided that I want to study a master degreee abroad and in particular in an english speaking country when I really started improving, before that, I can just say I did not know english at all.
As a spanish guy (I'm from Canary Islands) I can say her spanish sounds like latin-american native one's. I wish my english would be as good as her spanish is (I make a lot of mistakes 😅) Love the fact there are people so focused on improving their skills at learning languages and adquiring knowledge 😊😊
Loved the video Maddie! I have a remote job in the US and work 8-4:30 est and have been considering moving to Spain to immerse myself! How long would you recommend to stay to get a decent grasp of the language? (I would be working 1pm or so to 9pm in Spain time M-F)
I'm Honduran I'm learning English for by myself I'd been studying this idiom for the long time, I got a small store and my American neighbors they come to buy at my store, they're learning spanish too, One of they invited of me to their church, I'd wanna go but I can't because I stay alone in my store. but the questions is, when I want to speak with them I get a nervous and I forgot everything, my mind gets in white. I can understand them but my issu here is I can't how to express because I feel I'm so basic in the idiom 🙁 I feel they could laugh at me, but i dont wanna leave it, I wanna keep going with this. i dont wanna surrend yet. correct me if I have wrong in this comment.😢
Hey Maddie! I love your videos, they’re so helpful ❤️ I just passed 100 days of learning Spanish on Duolingo and I feel like the progression is so slow- that I don’t feel confident to even have a conversation yet (I do try still) What do you recommend my next steps of education of Spanish, after Duolingo? A tutor?
You should spend more than 15mins a day on duolingo. Try to read a lot but try to find content that are easy such as A1 or A2 spanish stories and listen to them also. Listen alot as well
dude the first time i went to california i though i was in mexico ... i was confused af so many mexicans .. etc , of course latter living and working there with american ppl and more living in american locations like orange county , newport beach , sta monica etc , / outside of la lol i was like ok this is usa .. xD
Well, California used to be part of México, so yeah. There is a huge Mexican American and Mexican immigrant population there. How did you not know that?
Pregunta ;Cuál es el hilo conductor del uso de tengo en estos casos? Tengo sed, tengo miedo, tengo hambre, tengo dolor, tengo picazón, tengo treinta años, tengo que irme…. I am confused . Thanks in advance
I'm currently at a level of spanish where I'm essentially fluent in writing and reading, understand almost all input, but I'm basically incapable of speaking. My accent is good but I start stuttering and it deteriorates to about an A2 level. Is there anything I can do to fix that (i know it's probably just speaking but I'm looking for easy solutions)
when i was at that point, alcohol really helped. you lose your fear of maybe speaking poorly and sounding dumb, and it just starts to flow out. you probably will sound dumb, but you'll never sound good until you make a thousand mistakes, and you'll only make them if you actually talk. Cheers!
Hi! we're a total opposite haha no se mucho en espanol pero hablo con hispanohablantes. jaja this is my 2nd month of learning on my own. jaja it all boils down to you putting yourself out there even though you're stuttering. I use Hellotalk and I write and speak to anyone there and I get a ton of corrections from the natives y no entiendo mucho que hablan jaja porque estan muy rapido y acento. I'm happy that i'm not scared to speak even though I know my Spanish isn't that fluides yet. Just leaving my favorite frase aqui: Cada error es una oportunidad a aprender!!!
@@kiaraeijo Qué prueba tienes tu para confirmar y alegar que ella es de Los Ángeles, California??????, solo porque ella lo dijo aqui en UA-cam no seas tonta y no crea en todo lo que te dice en UA-cam,no seas inocente, tu eres latina y tu sabe distinguir muy bien cuando una persona es latina o española es nuestro idioma y podemos percibir rápidamente quién es un nativo latino y quien no, al igual si le preguntas a un nativo americano si Maddie es americana te va a decir automáticamente que Maddie no es americana porque los americanos reconocen que Maddie no es una nativa americana.
@@kiaraeijo sabes, si tu deseas tener un acento o hablar ingles como maddie es muy simple solamente tienes que practicar el ingles y habalrlo todos los dias y despues de un tiempo lograras el acento que Maddie tiene eas así de simple y fácil todo depende de tu esfuerzo y compromiso que tengas con el ingles.
Soy profesor de español y además soy español. La mejor manera de aprender nuestro idioma es leerlo. Es muy sencillo leerlo incluso si no lo entiendes. No solo mejoras el vocabulario, sino la pronunciación, la entonación, así como la rapidez y es algo que lo puedes hacer tú solito.
Hablas increíble, creo que lo más sorprendente no es que hayas aprendido español, sino que lo pronuncies tan bien como un nativo, eso es muy difícil, sobre todo el sonido de la "R" que cambia tanto entre español e ingles
Thank you Maddie for sharing, I learned English very late with 29 and I can agree, every day forcing it helps, or get a boy/girlfriend in your language, or a new friend. Learning a new language also reprograms your emotional tonality, helps to grow and get an extended horizon. I really love your cow song, let’s get it back on UA-cam.
I couldn't travel to Spain, so instead - I host as a workaway where Spanish speakers stay with me for free on the basis that they speak Spanish in the house and give me 2 hours of Spanish lessons a day - I only have a one bed apartment, so I sleep in the living room but so so worth it.
Your Spanish speaking level is amazing. You really sound like a native speaker!
Si quieres parecer un nativo español intenta pronunciar a la vez varias palabras, de esta forma serás un nativo perfecto. "Hoyvoy alcine conmis amigos". Es un ejemplo de como deberías hablar para parecerse a un nativo.
Que sabes tu del ingles?
@@cosnyaxtros1821 Esto es un comentario sin sentido.
I am 31 (about to turn 32), I was born and raised in the U.S. but my Parents are from Cuba: None of my grandparents spoke English so I learned my Spanish from my Grandma on my mom’s side. I read a lot of Spanish growing up and I watched a lot of Spanish tv growing up because my grandma had basic cable. You speak Spanish very well!!
Yes!!! Love your TikToks! Can’t wait to lean on UA-cam ✨✌️😎
Learning from media, like movies or series, its very important bc im from spanish speaking country and i was not interested at all in learn english, but my favorite series at the time put episode's every week, and i just wanted to look the episode, but there were never the subtitles, not until a week later…. So i started to watch the episode, figured out how much alrready understand and then check with the subtitles and i was doing that like a year… then one day i was seeing “two and a half men” but just listening and in that moment i figured out, i alrready understood everything they say without the subtitles.
Hasta ahí mi ingles jajajaaj
Por otra parte me sorprendió saber que no eras de origen latino, por la forma que pronuncias la letra “R” ❤
Recién hoy ando viendo tus videos y son geniales! Muchos saludos desde Chile 🇨🇱✌🏻
Maddie es una nativa latina chilena. El idioma oficial de ella es el español no el inglés, Maddie no es una nativa americana.
@@JoyBartabon por eso dije, me sorprendió saber que no era de origen latino, ya que a los que son nativos, rara vez les sale bien la pronunciación de la letra R
My kids are in Spanish Immersion Elementary school in Southern California. 90% Spanish instruction in TK and kinder to 50/50 in 4th and 5th. My son that just finished TK, can read easy syllable Spanish with no americanized accent. He has little knowledge of what the words mean at this point, but learning from native speakers is huge. my 5th and 3 grader can read and write in spanish, but refuse to speak it outside of class. We don't speak Spanish at home. Hoping it will change, but happy they can read and write and understand a lot of it.
Que interesantes tus consejos para mejorar en un segundo idioma. Tienes mucha razón en todo lo que recomiendas, ya que la mejor manera de aprenderlo (sin viajar) es vivir el idioma que hayas elegido a toda hora, aunque al principio no entiendas la mayor parte. Tu consejo de imitar la entonación es muy válido. Además tu español suena excelente. Hay un ligero acento español detrás, pero no llega a ser tan marcado. Has alcanzado un nivel destacado en tu español, por lo que todos tus consejos resultan completamente atendibles y muy recomendables. Creo que tu canal puede llegar a ser una útil herramienta para todos quienes quieran perfeccionar su inglés, como es mi caso.
Te felicito por tu interés por nuestro idioma y por tu dedicación al 110% para llegar a ser una "hablante nativa de español". Un gran abrazo, desde Valparaíso, Chile, y mucho éxito con tu canal, yo, ¡ya me he suscrito!
excellent video, pretty much tells my life story! but it was told muuuch better and without all the arrests. Hopefully more people who want to learn follow your advice, it can be scary to jump into new cultures and countries, but it's tooootally worth it in the end. Mastering a second (or third) language opens up whole new worlds that are right in front of you, but slip by unnoticed if you dont have that key to get in.
Very well-said! Me gusta el idioma espanol y estoy en el medio de mi aprendizaje. Saludos a todos desde aqui en Texas.
You just motivated me
gracias Maddie, me gustaba tu video, yo estoy en el norte de nueva york, yo participo con un grupo de otros americanos para aprender mejorar mi cononcimiento de espanol, algunos han vivido en paies espanoles, una mujer de Barcelona tambien, es un grupo usando zoom, muy ayudable, yo estudio mi Bibla espanol cada dia, soy cristiano y mucho amo las Santas Ecrituras en espanol! Yo voy a paracticar sus recomendaciones! Gracias otra vez!
Your Spanish is excellent 👌🏼
Can’t wait for the next one
Really cool video thanks for sharing. Loved the gym metaphor and your reasoning for wanting to learn. I recently got a roommate who is fluent in Spanish and it’s goal of mine to learn Spanish and help her with English.
Great Video!
Even though you already have made TikToks on this, I think many people including me would like a YT video on basic differences in pronunciation in different Spanish speaking countries.
Keep it up, I'm looking forward to the next video! 🤩
I think that purpouse is the most important of the three factores you mention. Like as most of the mexicans (or a great proportion at least) I had english classes since early yeears but It was till my 20s, when I decided that I want to study a master degreee abroad and in particular in an english speaking country when I really started improving, before that, I can just say I did not know english at all.
Aaaaah te amo! Eres la mejor ❤🔥
As a spanish guy (I'm from Canary Islands) I can say her spanish sounds like latin-american native one's. I wish my english would be as good as her spanish is (I make a lot of mistakes 😅)
Love the fact there are people so focused on improving their skills at learning languages and adquiring knowledge 😊😊
Congrats for the first video🎉🎉🎉
Congrats for the first long video!
Which days will you be uploading/how many videos per week! I’ve been waiting for you to jump on UA-cam! Love your TikTok’s
Loved the video Maddie! I have a remote job in the US and work 8-4:30 est and have been considering moving to Spain to immerse myself! How long would you recommend to stay to get a decent grasp of the language? (I would be working 1pm or so to 9pm in Spain time M-F)
quiero ser como tu algun dia
saludos from AUSTRALIA
Saludos desde tu mentira.
@@JoyBartabon CHEERS
@@antoniomantilla7080 Saludos desde tu automentira.
I'm Honduran I'm learning English for by myself I'd been studying this idiom for the long time, I got a small store and my American neighbors they come to buy at my store, they're learning spanish too, One of they invited of me to their church, I'd wanna go but I can't because I stay alone in my store. but the questions is, when I want to speak with them I get a nervous and I forgot everything, my mind gets in white. I can understand them but my issu here is I can't how to express because I feel I'm so basic in the idiom 🙁 I feel they could laugh at me, but i dont wanna leave it, I wanna keep going with this. i dont wanna surrend yet. correct me if I have wrong in this comment.😢
Hey Maddie! I love your videos, they’re so helpful ❤️ I just passed 100 days of learning Spanish on Duolingo and I feel like the progression is so slow- that I don’t feel confident to even have a conversation yet (I do try still)
What do you recommend my next steps of education of Spanish, after Duolingo? A tutor?
You should spend more than 15mins a day on duolingo.
Try to read a lot but try to find content that are easy such as A1 or A2 spanish stories and listen to them also. Listen alot as well
dude the first time i went to california i though i was in mexico ... i was confused af so many mexicans .. etc , of course latter living and working there with american ppl and more living in american locations like orange county , newport beach , sta monica etc , / outside of la lol i was like ok this is usa .. xD
Well, California used to be part of México, so yeah. There is a huge Mexican American and Mexican immigrant population there. How did you not know that?
If you live in the states, a cheaper alternative to traveling abroad to a Spanish speaking country is to take a Miami trip haha
La cagai, te sale bacan el acento mas lindo del mundo.
Pregunta ;Cuál es el hilo conductor del uso de tengo en estos casos? Tengo sed, tengo miedo, tengo hambre, tengo dolor, tengo picazón, tengo treinta años, tengo que irme…. I am confused . Thanks in advance
Hola profesora, eres hermosa ❤
I've been following you for a long time! Congrats! 🎉
Mi objetivo para aprender espanol es para trabajar. Me gusta trabajar algun dia en una empresa de llamada hablando a hispanohablantes.
Y nosotros intentando hablar ingles fluido...de locos...Saludos from 🇦🇷
I'm currently at a level of spanish where I'm essentially fluent in writing and reading, understand almost all input, but I'm basically incapable of speaking. My accent is good but I start stuttering and it deteriorates to about an A2 level. Is there anything I can do to fix that (i know it's probably just speaking but I'm looking for easy solutions)
when i was at that point, alcohol really helped. you lose your fear of maybe speaking poorly and sounding dumb, and it just starts to flow out. you probably will sound dumb, but you'll never sound good until you make a thousand mistakes, and you'll only make them if you actually talk. Cheers!
@@SonRompePera Omw to becoming an alcoholic then haha
Hi! we're a total opposite haha no se mucho en espanol pero hablo con hispanohablantes. jaja this is my 2nd month of learning on my own. jaja it all boils down to you putting yourself out there even though you're stuttering. I use Hellotalk and I write and speak to anyone there and I get a ton of corrections from the natives y no entiendo mucho que hablan jaja porque estan muy rapido y acento. I'm happy that i'm not scared to speak even though I know my Spanish isn't that fluides yet. Just leaving my favorite frase aqui: Cada error es una oportunidad a aprender!!!
I need to brush up on my spanish. More on reading. Put a book in my face with spanish word, and I'm like, que?
hola, cuando hablas en español tu acento es parecido al chileno, saludos!
Más bien andaluz. Se nota que ha vivido tiempo en Sevilla
Maddie es una nativa latina chilena. El idioma oficial de ella es el español no el inglés, Maddie no es una nativa americana.
@@JoyBartabonA donde dice que ella es Chilena? Ella dijo que es de Los Angeles, California.
@@kiaraeijo Qué prueba tienes tu para confirmar y alegar que ella es de Los Ángeles, California??????, solo porque ella lo dijo aqui en UA-cam no seas tonta y no crea en todo lo que te dice en UA-cam,no seas inocente, tu eres latina y tu sabe distinguir muy bien cuando una persona es latina o española es nuestro idioma y podemos percibir rápidamente quién es un nativo latino y quien no, al igual si le preguntas a un nativo americano si Maddie es americana te va a decir automáticamente que Maddie no es americana porque los americanos reconocen que Maddie no es una nativa americana.
@@kiaraeijo sabes, si tu deseas tener un acento o hablar ingles como maddie es muy simple solamente tienes que practicar el ingles y habalrlo todos los dias y despues de un tiempo lograras el acento que Maddie tiene eas así de simple y fácil todo depende de tu esfuerzo y compromiso que tengas con el ingles.
Porque tienes acento de chilena?
Maddie es una nativa latina chilena. El idioma oficial de ella es el español no el inglés, Maddie no es una nativa americana.
@@JoyBartabonA donde dice que Ella es Chilena?
The secret of latam
Background music is too loud and distracting, otherwise good.
Don’t focus on the music focus on her helpful insight primaso😵💫thats like watching your windshield wipers instead of the road when it’s raining guey
La bandera de Paraguay falta en tu perfil 😢🤍
Madre mía qué hermosa eres... 😍😍😍😍😍
Step 1. Practice. Step 2..... REPEAT FOR 10 YEARS. :).
I’m so confused, so where are your parents from ? Or their parents lol
so if you learn Spanish so easy why not more gringos lazies they can learn Spanish or English peoples from UK
Now that you have the Spanish pronunciation down, you'll have an easier time pronouncing Japanese words, should you ever decide to learn the language.
Maddie es latina. Maddie no es una nativa Americana.
Esta mujer en este video es una gran mentirosa y ella misma se delata hablando.
Where’s your Only Fans link?