How to Order Street Food in Spanish | Mexico City
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- Опубліковано 4 вер 2024
- Closed captions in Spanish and English available.
Mexican food is street food. Learn how to order street food like a native and make the most of your trip to Mexico City.
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Music: "Cumbia Comejen" by Los Míticos del Ritmo
This is one of the most interesting and useful videos out there. Why doesn't this already have WAY more views?!!?
I know, right?! Haha jk. Thank you! I’m glad you liked it! I hope it helps :)
This is the video I’ve been looking for forever!! Thank you!!
:)
Mi clase de español en Glenview IL, le gusta el video...un poco. Pero a mi me encanta (yo soy el profesor) GRACIAS!
this is perfect!!! i'm learning mexican spanish specifically and i love this format, the subtitles, and everything! so great, gracias!
Thank you, Jasmine!☺️ I’m happy you found it useful!
I'm barely 3 minutes into the video and love the video lesson. Now I can learn the Mexican language from someone who is a teacher, learn the street slang, and the locals understand you clearly. You are amazing!
Thank you! I'm glad you liked it! :)
Thank you so much. this video is so much better than others because it showed the live scenes and languages when ordering. For travellers, sometimes when you ask something and you have no idea what the stand owner responded. A lot of food related words comes to you fast.
This video is so good to simulate the situation.
Thank you, Li Liu!
I wish you still made videos!
I definitely want to create more videos! I just haven't had the time :/
LOVE THIS EPISODE!!! thank u so much for the subtitles as well!!!
¡Gracias, Ryan! I’m glad you liked it :)
Estaba buscando este video en español, quiero aprender mexico !
¡Qué bueno! Tal vez es porque soy mexicana, pero de verdad creo que en México encuentras cosas interesantísimas.
¡Es realmente increíble! Me gustaría ver más videos de enseñanza oral de palabras de vida, como comprar medicamentos en una farmacia, recargar en una tienda de conveniencia, etc.Gracias y saludos!
¡Gracias! Espero pronto subir más. ¡Saludos!
You’re the best! Thank you!
Thanks for watching :)
New subscriber. Gracias Ana.
Mucho gusto, Jane :)
Finally, a useful video that doesn't just repeat "Puedo ordenar?" a phrase that no one actually uses when ordering food 🤣
🤯 Exactamente lo que necesitaba!
Espero que estés bien.
I'm really excited for more content from your channel.
¡Gracias, Kiara! :) Definitivamente voy a hacer más videos… eventualmente😅 ¡Saludos!❤️
Thank you for your lesson !! Very usefull video !
¡Gracias, Ernelle!
Wow this was super cool. Thank you!
Thank you for watching, Marshall! I'm glad you liked it :)
Hola . I love your video
Thank you very much, Tatty! :)
Great video. Thank you
Super helpful video thank you so much for this!!
I'm glad! Thanks for watching :)
Just found your video. It helped a lot!
I'm glad to hear that, Tony! Thanks for watching :)
This video is amazing! I'm so sad you don't have more. Also, I've turned some of the phrases in this video into flash cards (for the program Anki), I have them in an excel file. Is there some way I can share them?
Thank you! I'd love to make more videos. Just need to find enough time haha. Oh! That's great! Could you send them to me? I then could upload them to Quizlet and share the vocabulary list on the description of the video.
@@anacrischavezmx Sure I sent them t your listed email!
I wonder how many tacos Ana had to eat in order to finish the video 😅
¡Jaja! ¡Muchos! Pero no fue problema.
You're a queen for this
Hahaha thank you, Kennedy!
Muchas gracias!
¡A ti! :)
when he asked for "plain" I was unable to understand that word , What do you say when you want something PLAIN , without toppings or salsa? I cant seem to find this on any translator sites.
In 5:05 I say "solito". You can also say "sin nada" or "sin verdura y sin salsa". I suggest you watch the video with Spanish subtitles. It might be helpful.
Great video thank you. What is the difference between me da and me das?
¡Gracias, Sam! :) When we say “¿me da…?”, we are using the formal you (usted), whereas “¿me das…?” is informal (tú).
Why did you stop posting? I found this video pretty helpful!
I’m glad it helped you! I’m definitely planning on posting more videos :) But it’s so much work! I just haven’t had time.
Hola,
Man she is speaking so fast the subtitles doesn't even help if someone is watching this video they are not fluent slow it down