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Sería raro o respetuoso hablar de formas de “usted” en una situación así? Suelo hablar así con desconocidos en México pero no sé los costumbres en Colombia.

Do you play the cello, like Yoyo Ma?

When you pronounce "uno" that way you are making fun of gavachos like me! But I forgive you. I think I learned how to use "ja" in a sentence. Thank you, ojos hypnoticos...

María, otro contenido interesante, importante y sumamente eficiente, con un gran nivel de capacidad para absorber todo lo que se trata en el video! Muchas gracias por alcanzar un nivel de enseñanza tan sensacional que me ha ayudado mucho, porque hace unos meses mi nivel de español era terrible y perdí muchas oportunidades laborales, pero ahora he progresado mucho y ahora puedo interactuar con personas de todo el mundo, así como de recibir ofertas de trabajo que antes me perdía por mi bajo nivel de español, por lo que te debo mucho agradecimiento, ¡ya que aportaste mucho a mi desarrollo educativo y profesional! ¡Por favor continúe siempre con esta capacidad profesional, brindándonos gran contenido con esta impresionante metodología de enseñanza!

Really enjoying these kinds of videos. Please continue making them 👍

I imagine I watched this video already. Same place and graphics Great video but feels so familiar

La Belleza de Medellin strikes again! I found the onscreen notes and translations especially helpful. I don't think there is a better language tutor on the internet.

the drop that overfills the glass

You are pretty and seem to do a good job teaching spanish. Wish you were around in dallas. Wish you the best

Is calling someone stupid really that offensive in Spanish?

The camel saying is based on a story of a man who is loading straw onto the back of his camel to transport the straw. He keeps adding straw onto the camel’s back. He reaches a point where he puts one last straw onto the camel’s back, and it breaks the camel’s back. Perhaps it is an Arabic tale.

Thanks for your vivid description of Colombian Christmas. You are very good at this sort of thing.

Gracias desde inglattera

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"The drop that caused the glass to overflow" or "The drop that overfilled the glass." Something close is the Spanish equivalent to "The straw that broke the camel's back."

But ... I need to have Heuvos Rancheros. And the other thing, well, I already got those. God given !

I will never forget this little bit of Spanish because the teacher is off-the-chain pretty.

its cute how she says 'berb' every time. I love the Spanish accent in english

Un video bien hecho y util! Your English, Maria, is obviously excellent, but just a reminder: "To teach you" (bueno). "To explain you" (mal). Remember that it is the same in English and Spanish. "To explain TO you." "ExplicarTE."

I really learned a lot from this video But for the next time can you fix the sound

La Reina de Medellin...es muy hermosa...ojos hypnoticas...

OK.

Iam also practising by writing daily ,new words ,new phrases .

Beunas dias ❤have a good day .iam going on with basic phrases .

so is your spanish from spain or mexico?

There are a couple of English expressions that I have been wondering what the Spanish equivalents might be. One of the expressions we might use in English to indicate that someone may have gone “crazy” is to say that ”He has lost his marbles.” Another piece of advice is, “Don’t throw the baby out with the bath water.”

No, NO, and NO... You can be a good teacher, but not a top one. Please come to Spain, first of all. Practice living, idioms, an pronouncing "Z". And then, you could be te number ONE around thousend miles, or more. Kisses and Hugs, niña. Trabaja un poco más y entonces vas a ser una muy grande

Hola,going to gym is fantastic ❤

Wish you happy festival (makarashankaranti),celebrated in india 🇮🇳 ❤❤❤❤, Hola hi ,have a good day .

Spill over, spilled out of the glass

She's pretty

Que hermosa sos y que preciosos ojos tenes 😍

Hi Maria! Wonderful! I watched that a few times already. THANK YOU! This is perfect. Some other suggestions.... going to a grocery store etc. Have a lovely day.

Gracias por la video, yo creo que la conversacion normal con la personal fue muy util, mas de eso por favor, gracias :D

Have a good day .

Hola,beunas dias ,hasta leugo .🎉❤🎉❤

Hay otros videos en tu cadena donde hablas español?

Yeshua (ישוע, Hebrew for Jesus) was a common name in first-century Israel too.

Two people I hear on NPR are María Hinojosa and Franco Ordóñez. María switches accents effortlessly, which is typical of native bilinguals (even Feli from Germany, who is not a native speaker of English, has no problem switching accents), though I've heard her pronounce "Mar-a-Lago" anglophonely. Franco says his name as if it were English.

Quase igual português só problema é j ge gi dos hispânicos som de r português tipo ela disse ressus Jesus Ruan juan

Bonita

Hi maria,have a good day

I notice that a lot of your premiere videos are getting traction from the YT algorithm, but no one can watch them. Why set the premiere date so far into the future? Doesnt this hurt channel growth?

Daily learning new words and phrases .OK

Beunas dias ❤have a good day.

In America we also say "grow a pair (of balls)"

You should say "in this video we are going to find out how good your pronunciation is." In Spanish you just phrase the second part ("how good your pronunciation is") as a question, which is why many Spanish speakers struggle with this.

How about pronouncing famous singers name? Like Carlos Santana , Alvaro Soler

Hola, hi ,iam joining in august 2025 year for offline classes for 1year spanish learning course A1,A2 level .OK

A-a-ron? Is A-a-ron present? Any A-a-ron in the class?