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Thank you.

thanks alot. The non textbook stuff is very helpful as I'm in a learning in a spanish speaking country that doesn't really have any english speakers

Clave: Bacán- Puerto Rico🇵🇷 , Chile 🇨🇱, Colombia 🇨🇴, Peru 🇵🇪 Chévere- Venezuela 🇻🇪, Puerto Rico 🇵🇷, Colombia 🇨🇴, Peru 🇵🇪, Bolivia 🇧🇴 Chido, padre- México 🇲🇽 (I mean, come on… 🤣) Guay- España 🇪🇸 Genial- Uruguay 🇺🇾, Argentina 🇦🇷

Thank you for your great video :) You say 'quisiera que vinieras...'; does 'vinieres' work too? what would be the difference, please

Que has like 7+ right? 😂

'Ico' is used in Colombia, 'illo' in Spain.

I intend to use Spanish professionally, but I really appreciate your commitment to teaching everyday / conversational Spanish in addition to what you’ll see in a textbook! That’s so valuable and helpful!

Gracias :)

¡Qué chévere!

I respect someone who wants to call themselves they/them. I just don’t believe in they/them. Don’t expect me to say it

They use goat cheese in french for these? That is what chèvre is...goat cheese.

tú eres una maravilla. gracias por lo gracioso de tu presentación.

smoke show.

Please, could you do a video on expressing suppositions. I hold a near native fluency in Spanish, but these little phrases still trip me up! I’ve never had an academic/formal class on them. In Mexico they say “No ha de haberle gustado” for she must not have liked it.

Honestamente, mi español ha mejorado desde que me suscribí a este canal.😊.

Uuuuyyy me encanta este video.

Mil gracias por esto. Super super SUPER útil. Deberia haberme suscrito antes. Pues, hubiera suscrito antes si hubiera sabido acerca de este canal. De hecho podria haberme suscrito el an̈o pasado. Por fa avísame si hay errores en los ejemplos.

This is sooo eye opening! I hear so often these expressions and could not locate what it really means... Thank you.

For the last one, I asked a guy from Colombia one time, and he said "podíamos haberte ayudado" is also OK (i.e., the imperfect instead of conditional or preterite). He said all three options sounded acceptable to him. I don't know how widespread that is, I have only one datapoint.

Excellent. One topic I would love to see you all do a segment on is “how long ago was that? “Or to say “this was long ago” or “this happened a very long time ago”.

Gracias!

Mi madre es vietnamita y es muy supersticiosa. Una vez, mi prima rompió el espejo de mi madre (en su habitación). Mi madre lloró durante una semana porque un espejo roto es súper mala suerte. Mi padre es americano y aquí se cree que esas cosas son mala suerte: caminar debajo de una escalera, gatos negros, el 13 de viernes, llevar el anillo de casar de otra persona y mucha más. Me gustó mucho este video. :)

Como amaneciste No tengo dolor de cabeza

¿Simplemente no estamos hablando de la llorona?😄

Where I live, you have to touch the baby so it won’t get mal ojos.

Your content is so good. Me encanta. Sin embargo, quiero mudarme a España y a veces después de estudiar tus videos, tengo que aprender otra vez con mis profesoras de España.

This…can have sexual connotations, so be careful using it in reference to a person. It does NOT mean I miss you…

My family is from bogota we use tu and usted

Excelente!!! Eso fue invaluable!!!

En algunas zonas de España , se usa más ,buen día ,más que buenos días , en zonas de Aragón y Castilla

Deber = must Debería = should

Danke 💜 thank you 💛 gracias 🧡 merci 💙 grazie 💚 спасибо ❤️ I wasn’t sure what shadowing was in language learning, now I know. I used that for learning Italian in the beginning. Have a great day 👋

What about "haber de"? I spent some time in Spain and I heard it from time to time. How does it compare to "tener que" and "deber"?

Asombroso 🎉

I started learning Spanish about a year ago and I started out with "neutral" spanish but the last few months I started to enjoy Colombian Spanish (especially the Paisa accent) more and more :)

The problem with you you talk very quick so it is difficult to follow you.

This video is amazing. ¡Qué video maravilloso! Gracias :) :). En caso de que no entienda algo, podría usar este canal siempre que exista a no ser que no seas la profesora.

¡Excelente! ¿Cómoatado tu día? 😁

Thank you so much. What's the best way to use Bellisimo? Is it more like "cute" (as in a child or kitten), or is it like beautiful (as in an adult)? Or something else altogether?

Here in Nicaragua, if you don't specifically say for what you have "ganas"., its assumed to be sexual 😮 So here you don't just say, Tengo ganas"!!! Unless you do! 😂

Te beso te abrazo te abrabeso. Love this

Hey guys! My name is Jonathas, I'm from Brazil I speak Portuguese, Spanish, English and Russian and I'm learning French and German I think mostly in Portuguese my native language since I live in Brazil, but when I watch something in Spanish, English and Russian I automatically think in these languages.

While podcasts seems like a great way to go about language learning, I’ve found that Immersive Translate is what’s works best for me. I use it to watch my shows and movies on Netflix every day, and this has been a great way for me to become immersed in my target language. I’ve been incorporating this plugin into my daily routine ever since I discovered it a few months ago, and it’s been working out great for me.

Love the content of this video and thought you were really great at explaining everything but you talked super fast and the subtitles were in small font size and in a color that I couldn't read very well and they disappeared too fast. Couldn’t keep up 😅

In Cali its more common to use 'vos'

As a native Spanish speaker there could have been more explanation

¡Qué útil! Muchas gracias. 😊

I tried to call but nobody picked up 😢

"¿Qué onda?" Is very common in Argentina. The thing with Spanish is that it varies a lot depending on the country or region, even within the same country people can have different ways of speaking.

It depends. Sometimes por que turns into pol que, but it also can be poh que where the h is breathy depending on what part of the island the person is from. It all depends on if you’re from the campo, the ciudad or which town you’re in.