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latin american spanish and northamerican english are the modern languajes the olds are from europa

He didn’t know that the argentinas were flirting with him 😂

u know spanish is an European language, right? created and spoken by white ppl. spanish isn't even the official language in Mexico, since it was forced on em by colonization. if u really think about it, its weirder to see non-whites speak a white language like spanish than a white guy who speak the European language-spanish.

omg. I have almost 2 years of learning Spanish now and understand you completely. speaking Spanish to someone with Latin origin but grew up in the states and speaks perfect English is so intimidating. I would say speaking Spanish with another American present who has already reached fluency is up there as well, but speaking to someone fluent in both languages is super nerve racking.

That title is incorrect. In Latin America we speak Castilian, not Spanish. And, vice versa, they speak Spanish in Spain.

Yo soy alemán y tambien estoy aprendiendo español y también aprendí inglés. Creo que es muy importante si tú hablas español con hispanohablantes. Quizás para ellos la situación también es un poco raro, pero con tiempo y poco a poco se va a normalizar la comunicación entre tú y las personas con quién tienes contacto regularmente. Para ti son muy importante ejercicios. Espero que tienes un día excelente. 😉

Me gustó mucho tu vídeo. Estoy aprendiendo español desde hace 9 meses pero aún no tengo el valor de hablar con hablantes nativos. Buena suerte con su jornada !🎉🎉

Nice accent! It is not pronounced Papusas though. But Pupusas with a long u sound without the y sound before the u. Hope it helps!

I am learning Castilian because i am a Spaniard and people say i am not Hispanic also i am learning catalan because Barcelona

Talking about the order of of yuca. You said platido which means side order but only in English. She didn't said platito or side dish. She used the word. Una orden de yuca "Frita" thats only served with chicharron. Nicaragua have the same with pollo. Delicious. So you asked for a side orderthe waitress dint offer a side dish but a dish of yuca con chicharron.

Curtido COOrtido.

P.U.P.U.S.A Poo.poo.sa.

Difícil encontrar brasileiros que falam muitos idiomas, este está de parabéns 😎🇧🇷

I try to think of it in a prolific sense. How would I react to someone who is trying to casually speak to me in my own language? I would be patient with them and proud of them for trying. So when I went to a shoe store (at the Island in Pigeon Forge Tennessee), the cashier only knew the neccessary words to make a transaction. I saw that she was struggling, so I switched to Spanish. Her eyes got as big as bubble gum drops and her smile was delightfully infectious. She couldn't believe it when she heard my accent. She asked if one or both of my parents were Latino because I used words from multiple dialects. I told her I have friends from around the world that have taught me words and phrases, so that's understandable. She called her coworkers over to hear me speak. I explained that I was 100% gringo, and I was the only person in my family that speaks Spanish. I would NOT have used Spanish if she was engaging with me in English. I would have feared that she might think that I was insulting her English by swapping. So just use common sense and try to read each situation as it presents itself. You'll find that most people are quick to accommodate your efforts. But be careful NOT to use too much slang with people who are of a different dialect than the dialect you are studying. It can get ugly really fast if you aren't friends with them. The ONLY time I get offended by foreigners speaking English is when I'm trying to do business over the phone. For example, I had to speak to my health insurance provider for a claim that wasn't covered. I couldn't understand more than 20% of what they said. When it comes to thousands of dollars, I want to know what negotiations are actually being conversed. It doesn't have to be with someone of my own country, but I at least need to know that I'm understood without any doubt. But for informal conversations like a waitress or a person on the bus, by all means, go ahead and take a chance. I have found that most of them are very friendly and love to chat with Americans. So they were usually very accommodating to me when I first started learning Spanish. They were here on a work visa for a few months, and I had the privilege of being their transportation. We traded Spanish for English, and learned that was a fun way to learn quickly. Lastly, engulfing yourself with the music of the dialect you want to learn and movies from that country will give you the best pronunciation (turn on english captions and keep using the rewind button on your remote when you don't understand the context) .... Thats how I learned to speak with minimal accent. You're doing great. Keep climbing just like the rest of us. We never stop learning! Happy Spanish! 🎉

I love Mexican food but the candy is a no for me

title is kinda wrong. It should be American guy confidently speak spanish. Spanish is also white european language just like English. Spanish is from Spain which is europe

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Samuel! Cuando vas a crear videos nuevos!? Me encantan sus contento. Me hace bien feliz ver otra gringo que está aprendiendo español! Espero que estes bien! No puedo esperar videos nuevos

Totally understood. Ive had spanish videos on youtube since 2009! Ive avoided português. Até agora! (Funny, as i typed it you said ate agora out loud LOL wth! I just thought of it for the first time because i know ate logo.) Im up to pimsluer 20 and gonna add FSI and michel Thomas's works.

I am also bilingual in Spanish and very white. Uno de mis chistes favoritos es cuando alguien me dice “Hables muy bien en Español” inmediatamente digo yo “Tu también hablas muy bien en Español”! Basically the joke is that the Hispanic person is complimenting you, so when you respond with the deadpan answer of “So do you” it surprises them cause you are acting like its the most natural things to speak the language. Try it!

Nobody has every really been shocked that I speak Spanish. And most of the time in US they reply in English. Its a lot of fun when traveling tho.

You're categories are a little off. In order to understand the differences in Spanish in America, you have to first understand the differences in Spanish in Spain.

muchas gracias for this video. I am now more aware on learning Spanish now. My expectation is not mirroring to reality and now on my own delusion.

¡Oye, todos! Soy bahameña (de la isla se llama Grand Bahama) y solo quería compartir mis pensamientos. Almost all Bahamians learn Spanish in school from a very young age (like 5 yrs old), but because the living language is English, words start to get lost over time. You would have much better luck approaching teens to 20 yr olds (but it's not gonna be perfect). Spanish is actually on everything in the Bahamas from signs to the product labels in all of our stores. That is because we have close governmental affiliations with Spain. They are considered our sister country and they are our main exporters. Spain is also invested in The Bahamas' ability to speak Spanish for easier communication between us, which is why we are taught the language.Tengo 27 años. Mis hermanos y yo hablamos español suficientemente bien. 😅 Solo nunca lo usamos. Mi español no es perfecto, como estoy segura que puedes ver, pero yo puedo entender mucho. I hope this helped clear things up a bit. 😄 And nice video btw! Really cool, really entertaining.

This is really an underrated video on the Spanish learning process. Thanks Sam! I’m getting really close to the four year mark.😬. Probably only have about 30%🤗

You look like Wil Wheaton.

Muito legal parabens

I sometimes unknowingly mix up Mexican Spanish and Castilian Spanish. I have some coworkers and distant friends who are Mexicans but a lot of the shows and movies I’m exposed to are Castilian Spanish. I know it’s not exactly ideal to do that but because I’m not necessarily full aware of the differences save for the seseo stuff, this is why I sometimes can get mixed up between the two. The reason why I’m learning Spanish however is because there is an effort going on in the Philippines (my parents and wife’s home country) where they are slowly reintroducing and reintegrating Spanish back into official level. It’ll take a long while to make it happen but it’s expected to happen within the next decade or so. And I personally want to contribute to that effort. Edit: I think it’s especially beneficial for Filipinos to learn how to speak Spanish. While I don’t deny English is one of the most important languages in the world these days, Spanish comes very close especially for those Filipinos who want to flock to the U.S. It is rather ironic that the Philippines has been straying away from the Spanish language while the U.S. has been always promoting Spanish due to the influx of Latinos flocking to the country for the same reason Filipinos do.

You go to Puerto Rican Restaurant

Hello el gringo. They are spelled pupusas; but pronounced poopoosas. Loved your happy danced.

I want to become fluent in Spanish,right now just speak English fluent,I'm in Orlando Florida but want to learn Spanish in person, aside from one day a week at library.

It's so great to see you posting still and even I can see a difference between this and your earlier vids. I've been slugging along with Duolingo for close to 1500 days straight and am becoming discouraged. Just watched you say to work with other sources so that has motivated me to keep going. Thanks so much!

7:22 As a Colombian myself, I have to agree with that 😅

If you learn this phrase you will be fluent: Lambe meu cuzão cheio de merda.

I get it completely. I have no problem talking to someone in Spanish if they don’t know English at all or not very strong in it. But when it’s a native speaker who like you said “ English is better than my Spanish” it’s scary! I forget all of my Spanish because I know they are aware of my every mistake. But you just keep at it. I work with many Latinos so I goof up everyday, they are gracious though and lovingly correct me!

Can we get an update to your chinese learning journey?

¡Tu hablas muy bien! Yo estoy aprendiendo español con Duolingo hace seis meses y después de escucharte, ¡voy a continuar!

Rock on El Gringo!

I'm shocked that you don't have millions of subs! I find it entertaining to watch a non-native speaker and native speaker conversing together! Thanks for posting, my fellow gringo!

My favourite is Castilian Spanish because I'm not far from Spain. Hi from Switzerland 🇨🇭🇨🇭

Ola muy ricas pupusas saludos de San Francisco ca

Anyone on here wants to learn English while I help you with Spanish?? We can chat via WhatsApp or other media

I happen find this video as I finish My first month of studying Mandarin. Your words are most relatable! I'll be sure to watch your future updates as I continue.

Yo vi cómo caído del cielo hace unos meses, fue muy bien de verdad. Ahora es my película favorita de México! Has visto? Esta disponible en Netflix

Hey el gringo, I noticed you said 3 year self study. Did you work full time during those 3 years? Also, what do you recommend to listen to while at the gym to learn Spanish? Any good podcasts or music in particular? At what point do you recommend watching tv and movies in Spanish and do you recommend any tv channels? Thanks!

me, a native speaker, watching this for fun and very happy that people want to learn such a nice language =v=

Castilian is the best. That’s like deciding whether or not Queens English is more proper than Alabama English 💀💀💀

I'm focusing on Castellano, because of their superior anime and videogame dub work- which are very important tools that I use to learn languages. :-) And also for the ceceo.