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@@hamidsadeghik se puede hacer también sin la cebolla ;) solo patatas, huevos, sal y aceite de oliva ;)

​@TheSpanishRoad_ me gusta este modelo

Dime si la pruebas 🙂🙌🏼

Muchas gracias :)

De nada and thank you very much! I used this style when I was learning English and I really believe it helps you improve your listening skills a lot :) I am very glad you enjoyed it.

Ohh ¡Muchas gracias! I am very happy you liked it :)

¡Muchas gracias! Me alegro de que te haya gustado :)

Ohh muchas gracias por el comentario, la próxima vez cambiaré los colores para diferenciar entre Inglés y Español :)

@TheSpanishRoad_ lo sienti mi nivel es mas o menos a2 y escribe las frasas con mi conocimiento bajo.

¡No tienes que disculparte! Lo importante es practicar :)

You are welcome :) Happy to help!

¡Hola! There are a few things you can do. For example - I used to set a timer for five minutes and translate sentences with a dictionary related to what I was studying at the time like past continuous or subjunctive or more basic like present tense - You can just sit and review the grammar points you have learned about that week repeating the examples or trying to create your own sentences - If you are using my videos some of the videos I shared last year have a pdf you can download and exercises with answers you can get on my buy me a coffee page that has exercises and answers for the exercises so you can practice and maybe do one exercise each day instead of doing them all at one time that forces you to review things every day and only spend five minutes on it. You can use a workbook for this as well or books like Spanish tutor and Spanish grammar and practice (Collins) that also have built in exercises for each grammar points :)

Gracias a ti :)

Thank you very much for your feedback! I have just uploaded a new video and tried something else to make it easier to read hope it helps! De nada :)

muchísimas gracias :)

Muchas gracias por el comentario :) love the feedback and very happy the video helped! I am glad you liked the video. I will make more videos like this :). If you have any topics you will like me to cover please let me know ;)

To them, it's just their normal speed, but to us their talking fast 😂

@@Monolo-wc5jo hahaha I had the same perception with people speaking English when I was learning! so so true! :)

tu compras la comida

ella quiere entradas

¡Muy bien! :)

Gracias a ti! :)

Muchas gracias! :) that is a great idea! I will make a video that’s is coming in the next two weeks with answers to basic conversations in Spanish (family, hobbies, pets etc) I think it will be similar to what you are looking for ;)

Bienvenido :)

Muchas gracias ;) thank you for letting me know I am going to order a new microphone as the one I have seems to be very low I have tried to up the sound again on the next videos I have recorded as much as I could so hopefully is a bit better until I get the new microphone.

@TheSpanishRoad_ Good job, but I think it will help in the future . Or use mic from the device that you record video. Thanks for teaching others.

@@TheSpanishRoad_ I can hear ok, it could be louder! On my older Phone it would be bad 😮. Keep the videos coming you have a lot to offer! Thanks ❤

Awesome! You have come to the right place ;)

Oh no thank you very much for your feedback I will try to up the sound on the next videos :)

Hola :) Yes of course! www.canva.com/design/DAD-9zvJZ_8/uvqklih3YQQ5bLiCmmiRJQ/edit?DAD-9zvJZ_8& Let me know if that works for you :)

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¡Muchas gracias! Me alegro de que te haya gustado el vídeo :)

¡Muchas gracias! :)

Ohh ¡qué bien! ¿Por qué quieres aprender a nadar? :)

@@TheSpanishRoad_ Porque no hago deportes y quiero hacer uno.

¡Muchas gracias! ¡Por supuesto! Pasear would be used when you want to say you are going for a stroll so to walk in a slow relaxed way, especially for pleasure. Caminar would be use more as the sport of going for a walk for example una caminata (going for a hike). Andar is to walk Hope that makes sense. So as a sum up Pasear - stroll Caminar - walking (as exercise)/hike Andar - To walk Hope that makes sense ;) Muchas gracias por comentar, espero haberte ayudado.

@@TheSpanishRoad_ Sí, muchas gracias por ayudarme 😌😃😃

@@omotayoseyide de nada :)

Hola 👋 muchas gracias por tu comentario. Actually you can use either of the two sentences below as well - ¿Dónde está el servicio? (Singular form) - ¿ Dónde están los servicios? (Plural) Either of the 3 options can be used when asking for the bathroom/toilets ;)

@@TheSpanishRoad_ Muchas gracias 😊😊

@@omotayoseyide de nada ☺️

Hola :) pero is used to add contrasting information and is translated as “but” in English Sino is used to correct or clarify a previous statement and generally used in negative sentences it also translates as but, but rather, however, rather than, but instead. In this case the English sentences is I didn’t travel with my brother but with my parents. Is a negative sentence to start and then I am clarifying who I did travel with and that is the reason we use sino and not but. Hope that makes sense let me know if a video explain in more detail and with multiple examples to make it clear will be helpful as I am open to video ideas for the channel :)