Like your content. Latin American Spanish is hard. I am from El Salvador, came to NJ in 1994 and met all my Latino people and learned how we called things by different names but loved exploring other cultures and their food. For music I would recommend old 90s pop like Cristian Castro, Luis Miguel, Jon Secada, Gloria Estefan, Sin Bandera, Camila, Mana, Reik, Luis Funsi, Eros Ramazotti (although he is Italian he was huge in Spanish pop), Laura Pausini too (Italian but sings in Spanish), Jesse & Joy, Los Angeles Azules, Natalia Lafourcade, Carlos Rivera. All of these their song lyrics are in full sentences unlike reggaeton which is trendy but it is more like street slang than actual Spanish. It makes it easier when you have good music to learn it. I learned a lot of Portuguese by listening to songs and I am learning Italian now. Greetings from NJ and checkout the artists I mentioned above. I miss the old pop/pop&rock songs.
@Jack Macdonald To be fair, I remember starting and there seemed to be 10,000 different resources out there and I didn't know which one to try.. and now I feel like there are even more and I still don't know! 🤣 For some reason I have always been able to roll my R's, so I'll consider myself lucky!
How many different countries spoke Spanish, and how different every countries Spanish sounds. Also since I was a kid I always wanted to visit Costa Rica, and did not know it was a Spanish speaking country. Also I watched a lot of dreaming in Spanish videos, to intake comprehensible input, and Pablo uses the word coger a lot, needless to say I live in Atlanta where the mayoría of hablantes son Mexicanos, and quickly found out that it had a different meaning,,😆😆
Paso para decirte que; ¡Qué buen canal! Jajaja, tenés una muy buena pronunciación, aun hablando rápido. Por cierto, vi que una vez te «Vosearon», en el voseo, el «Tú -> Vos» y «Eres -> Sos», no es como que podés elegir si usar Vos o Sos, ambos son necesarios. Eso si, como en el «Tuteo», podés (es preferible) omitir el «Vos» al inicio de la oración; así, Vos sos bonita -> Sos bonita. P.D. Pensaba que la bandera de tu cuarto era referencia a Fallout, por parecerse al logo de Vault Tec, pero dijiste en un video que era la de un lugar de los Estados, lool.
Gracais por las palabras! Tengo un monton de ideas por este canal pero he estado requeteocupado.. finalmente puedo enfocar en mis goles aqui! 😃 y si, la bandera es de la ciudad en que vivo, pero me gusto mucho Fallout!
Like your content. Latin American Spanish is hard. I am from El Salvador, came to NJ in 1994 and met all my Latino people and learned how we called things by different names but loved exploring other cultures and their food. For music I would recommend old 90s pop like Cristian Castro, Luis Miguel, Jon Secada, Gloria Estefan, Sin Bandera, Camila, Mana, Reik, Luis Funsi, Eros Ramazotti (although he is Italian he was huge in Spanish pop), Laura Pausini too (Italian but sings in Spanish), Jesse & Joy, Los Angeles Azules, Natalia Lafourcade, Carlos Rivera. All of these their song lyrics are in full sentences unlike reggaeton which is trendy but it is more like street slang than actual Spanish. It makes it easier when you have good music to learn it. I learned a lot of Portuguese by listening to songs and I am learning Italian now. Greetings from NJ and checkout the artists I mentioned above. I miss the old pop/pop&rock songs.
If this doesn’t perfectly describe a Spanish learner’s journey, nothing does - well done! 👏🏻
Jaja thanks 😆 🙏
If you can, please do more of these 😆
There could be a part 2 👀
The accuracy of the crying after 5 years is GOLDEN
Haha, unfortunately it never stops!
Happy to see you upload
Getting back into the swing of things 🙂
Unbelievable true🤣 I’m struggling with all the reflexive se te me le etc 🤣 I know what they mean but it can be hard to hear when a native is speaking
And then of course they’re from Chile and speak 10x faster than anybody else! 😂
ADM, debes poner un aviso 🤣🤣🤣🤣 I just laughed out loud in a pretty quiet, solemn setting 😳😬😓
😆 I’m glad you enjoyed it!
I’m dying to know!
Since starting your language journey, what has been the biggest surprise (good or bad)?!
How many different Spanish words in the different countries
@@apgacruz Preach! 😂
How many ways are there to ask for a straw?!
@Jack Macdonald To be fair, I remember starting and there seemed to be 10,000 different resources out there and I didn't know which one to try.. and now I feel like there are even more and I still don't know! 🤣
For some reason I have always been able to roll my R's, so I'll consider myself lucky!
How many different countries spoke Spanish, and how different every countries Spanish sounds. Also since I was a kid I always wanted to visit Costa Rica, and did not know it was a Spanish speaking country. Also I watched a lot of dreaming in Spanish videos, to intake comprehensible input, and Pablo uses the word coger a lot, needless to say I live in Atlanta where the mayoría of hablantes son Mexicanos, and quickly found out that it had a different meaning,,😆😆
Paso para decirte que; ¡Qué buen canal! Jajaja, tenés una muy buena pronunciación, aun hablando rápido. Por cierto, vi que una vez te «Vosearon», en el voseo, el «Tú -> Vos» y «Eres -> Sos», no es como que podés elegir si usar Vos o Sos, ambos son necesarios. Eso si, como en el «Tuteo», podés (es preferible) omitir el «Vos» al inicio de la oración; así, Vos sos bonita -> Sos bonita. P.D. Pensaba que la bandera de tu cuarto era referencia a Fallout, por parecerse al logo de Vault Tec, pero dijiste en un video que era la de un lugar de los Estados, lool.
Gracais por las palabras! Tengo un monton de ideas por este canal pero he estado requeteocupado.. finalmente puedo enfocar en mis goles aqui! 😃
y si, la bandera es de la ciudad en que vivo, pero me gusto mucho Fallout!
You made my day. 😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣
Glad I could do that! 😆
Lmaoooo!! Im dead, this is so accurate!!
Glad you enjoyed it, there might be more in the future! 👀
I love this 🤣🤣
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It's absolutely the same deal with French. Love it. So lucky to be a native Latin language speaker haha
I bet French can be even trickier, to a non-French speaker it seems like they just never pronounce the second half of every word! 😅
@@ElGringoSam yes because in fact we assemble several letters to make one sound, which doesn't seem obvious to foreign learners
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I hope you can relate! 😆
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