IDIOMS AND PROVERBS Part 1 | Spanish 2
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- Опубликовано: 8 сен 2024
- This is the first of the three-part lesson on Spanish Idiomatic Expressions and Proverbs. For learning and instructional purposes only. No copyright infringement is intended.
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Done watching, muchas gracias querida maestro sa mga leccion
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Done watching the lesson. My favorite line is "Quien mal anda, mal acaba." which means bad habits lead to worse ends. It's like a reminder for me to start a new routine in order to be productive again. ¡Muchas gracias Señor!
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Done watching the lesson, sir. Muchas gracias! Quien lo fe ama hermoso le parece pull my attention
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Done with this lesson. What struck me the most was the line "Aproverchar la occasion." which means Take the opportunity because I often missed some opportunities because of shyness and overthinking and those opportunities lead to regrets that I hope I have the courage to do so. As well as the line "El mentir y el compradar, ambos andan a la par." which means Beware of false friends because nowadays, you must find your right true circle to have healthier and happier mindset. ¡Muchas Gracias, Señor por esta lección!
Done watching. ¡Gracias por este video profesor!
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mi favorito es "En boca cerrada no entran moscas"
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What catches me is the "Quien tiene tienda que la atienda" or the "Let the shopkeeper mind his shop". It is similar to my aspiration today, which is "Amor Fati" or the love of one's fate. We need to embrace and mind our own selves and let our consciousness car drive us to the destination we want to reach.
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Muchas gracias profesor
done watching sir, thank you
My favorite line was "Lo que no has de comer, de jalo cocer.", "Do not meddle in other people's business", because nowadays people tend to meddle in other people's business or issues rathey than facing their own.
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"Aprovedchar la occasion" which inspired me to seize the opportunities with courage. Also, "Andado el tiempo".
Muchas gracias, Señor! 😊
“aproverchar la occasion” taking every opportunity is the one of the best way. rather than regretting not taking it. muchas gracias, professor.
Muchas gracias, señor. "Aprovedchar la occasion." gives me encouragement to take every chance that I could get.
As an entrepreneurship student like me, the phrase "aproverchar la occasion" would be immensely effective and helpful. I've learned more as I've begun to take initiatives and embrace opportunities, which has improved my growth, particularly as I've started to take internships from various firms.
Muchas gracias, profesor! "A quen madruga, Dios le ayuda" catch my attention
Done watching. ¡Muchas gracias Señor!
My favorite proverb is aproverchar la occasion which means take the opportunity it encouraged me to be brave enough to grab opportunities.
Done watching the lesson, Sir. There are few that caught my attention and these are, "Quien mal anda, mal acaba" which means bad habits leads to worse ends. It was a very a great reminder for me to always make myself better everyday and stop sticking up with my bad habits as it will just put me in my worse path. And also, "Aproverchar la occasion," "andando el tiempo," "en boca cerrada no entran moscas," and "quien calla otorga." gracias por esta lección, Señor!
¡Muchas Gracias, Profesor!
"Cuando Dios amance para todos aparece" The sun shines on the just and unjust. very comforting. Muchas gracias, Señor!
Done watching Señor. Muchas Gracias
"Bienes mal adquiridos nadie han enriquecido" is the proverb that rang the most in my head for it was a very significant saying that is applicable in any aspect of life. No pain, no gain just like what everyone says. One would not know the genuine success behind every achievements in life if shortcut always concede. Also, life would eventually depreciate and whatever ill-gotten gains you've accumulated would have no meaning at all. So, it's very important to take note of the lessons from your mistakes rather than seeing it as a blinder that hinders your prosperity.
Done watching. My favorite line is "Andando el tiempo" because that's my mantra in life - all things takes time, you just have to make the best out of every moment, whether you're having a bad time or a good time
Done watching the lesson. Mi favorito es "Aproverchar la occasion". My professor always tells us that we need to take every opportunity because it is better rather than regretting it without taking the opportunity. And another is "quien canta, su mal espanta". Muchas gracias, Señor!
He terminado de mirar. Fue muy informativo y aprendí mucho en esta lección. Muchas Gracias Señor!
Done watching Sir! las lecciones son perspicaces. Muchas gracias!
Done watching the lesson, sir.
Done watching, my favorite line is ''Quien tiene tienda que la atienda'' or Let the shopkeeper mind his shop because I believe that a successful people never worry about others are doing. Muchas gracias, Professor Brabante!
Muchas gracias, profesor. "Aproverchar la occasion." pushes me to take risks and accept opportunities coming my way
Done watching and I do agree with the phrase "Cuando Dios amanece para todos aparece" or the sun shines on the just and unjust.
"Aproverchar la occasion." Encourages me to take more risk on my planning business Muchas gracias, profesor.
¡Muchas Gracias, Señor! The one that struck me the most, especially at this time, is "Quien no se arriesga no pasa la mar," which means "Nothing ventured, nothing won," because I am afraid to take risks, to seize opportunities that come my way as I am afraid of failing. But I realized that I needed to get out of my comfort zone since if I don't try anything, I'll never know what the outcome will be, just like you can't expect to achieve anything if you never take any risks.
Muchas gracias, Señor! "Andando el tiempo" - all things take place over time. No rush, just enjoy things in life! Also, "Quien mal anda, mal acaba."
Mi favorito es "Quien bien ama tarde olvida." or He who loves truly is slow to forget.
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"Quien canta, su mal espanta" this one got my attention
Done watching this video. My favorite phrase is "El mentir y el compadrar, ambos andan a la par" since I am currently socializing with the new people I am with in the TESDA where I take Cookery class recently, so I think I must beware of false friend or those who is not good to company with.
Done watching the lesson. Muchas gracias, Señor!
My favorite proverb is that “El mentir y el compadrar, ambos andan a la par”, which means “Beware of false friends”. This realized me that growing up means a lot of your friends aren't really your friends, some friends are like pennies, two-faced and worthless.
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Mi favorito es, "Quien te engaño, te angarañara: y si repite, bien te estará" - If a man deceives you once, shame on him: if twice, shame on you.
Be brave enough to let go of those people that hurt you and still hurting you.
Muchas gracias!
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My favorite thing would be the proverb, "Creer a ojos cerrados." in which it means, "Believe without proof."
De nuevo, gracias señor!
Mi proverbio favorito es "Cuando Dios amanece para todos aparee" which means "The sun shines on the just and unjust", it means that either good or bad everything in life is equal. Muchas Gracias, Maestro.
The proverb that hit me is the El mentir y el compadrar, ambos andan a la par. Not all are true, sometimes they just using your weakness to bring you down. I know this from the start and that's why I always keep an eye on everything.
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I learned a lot in this lesson🖤
iMuchas Gracias, profesor! i learned a lot from this lesson :)
My favorite proverb is "Quien bien ama tarde olvida" which means "He who loves truly is slow to forget". I agree with that, Señor! I believe that a person who genuinely loves someone remembers even the smallest details.
Muchas gracias, Señor!
Muchas gracias profesor!
My favorite line is "El mentir y el compadrar ambos andan a la par." (Beware of false friends.) It is something to keep in mind throughout the journey.
Muchas Gracias, Senior! My favorite proverb is El mentir y el compadrar, ambos andan a la par. 📌 Not all are true, sometimes they just using your weakness to bring you down. That's why we need to be observant all the time
Done with this video. Thank you for making this video sir, my favorite line woul be thw "Quien mal anda, mal acaba." that means bad habits lead to worse ends, because there's always a consequence in everything that you do. ¡Muchas gracias Señor!
Done watching! "Quien canta, su mal espanta." is my favorite because I believe its true po, since stressing things out wouldn't help. Muchas gracias~
Done watching sir
Buenas tardes Señor! My favorite line is "Quien mal anda, mal acaba." which means "Bad habits lead to worse ends." Muchas Gracias for the video Señor!
termine de ver el video profesor! ¡gracias!
There are few proverbs that catches my attention, these are the
"Quien anda al revés anda el camino dos veces" which means "He who takes the wrong road makes the journey twice"
"Aproverchar la occasion" - Take the opportunity
"Quien calla otorga" - Silence gives consent
and lastly "Quien te engaño, te angarañara: y si repite, bien te estará" - If a man deceives you once, shame on him: if twice, shame on you.
Mi proverbio favorito en esta lección es "Cuando Dios amanece para todos aparece". que significa "El sol brilla sobre justos e injustos" Admiro a este, porque creo que siempre hay luz dentro de nosotros, podemos ser buenos o malos a veces, pero sabemos que todos todavía tenemos esperanza.
He terminado de ver.
My favorite proverb in this lesson is "Cuando Dios amanece para todos aparece." which means "The sun shines on the just and unjust" I admire this one, because I believe that there is always light within us, we may be good or bad at times, but we know that all of us still have hope.
Buenas tardes Profe, terminado de ver la leccion Gracias!
This proverbs that I learned in this lesson is Quien canta, su mal espanta and Lo que no has de comer, dejalo cocer it really gives an impact to myself and it will leave a lesson to my life.
Finished the video a month ago 🥰
He terminado de ver estas lecciones, ¡gracias profesor!
Me gusta el proverbio de "Como el gallo de Moron, sin pluma y cacareando".
(The defeated cock loses feathers, but not conceit. )
Yo cada situación en nuestra vida, no dar y ser un luchador y un vencedor.
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"A quen madruga, Dios le ayuda" catch my attention
He terminado de ver este video, señor. mi frase favorita es "Quien anda al revés anda el camino dos veces."
"Ande yo caliente y riase la gente."
Muchas Gracias professor!