Spanish Phrases I Can’t Stop Using (even in English)

Today I'm sharing some Spanish words and phrases that I use frequently, either because they're more precise, or because I just like them! If you are a fellow Spanish/English bilingual, let me know what phrases you prefer in one language or the other in the comments! I'd also be curious to know, if you're from a different Spanish-speaking country, how these phrases vary where you are!
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[@alomjahangir2023]

Wow beautiful video!!

[@kara.g.]

Thank you very much!

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[@Chethakmp3]

Thanks. It was nice to watch. You look beautiful. I liked the words Frugar and Bobo and Amalitos which meant little friends. I speak English as my second learned language but I just studied Spanish for a year in my college days. I remember a few words. I just say a few words mostly like gracias, bien, muy bien, bonita mostly. I like a few songs in Spanish. Thanks for your video. Have a nice day : )

[@kara.g.]

Thank you so much! That’s awesome that you got the chance to study some Spanish. Thanks for sharing! 🤗

[@Chethakmp3]

Thank you : )

[@Marchuevoreal]

great, I liked it

[@kara.g.]

Thank you 😊

[@edwinlucianofrias1643]

" Ya" can also mean "I agree."

[@kara.g.]

Good point!

[@josealfonsosilvalatorre1826]

Buen video

[@kara.g.]

Gracias!

[@tommygillette6593]

On a path towards basic fluency, what would you say are the 5 or so most useful/practical tenses to learn? Thanks

[@GutterFlower-t2u]

Only 5 aren’t going to be enough unfortunately

[@kara.g.]

This is a good question! Learning all the Spanish tenses and conjugations can be a lot to take on. I would suggest focusing on simple present, present progressive, preterite, imperfect, and future. Once you get those down, you should be able to maneuver basic conversations until you can learn the rest. Hope this helps!

[@sadhow5549]

Great vid!

[@kara.g.]

Thanks!

[@estebangalva7283]

Empeorar

[@kara.g.]

Thanks!