Basic Spanish for Tourists - What You NEED to Know

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  • Опубликовано: 14 май 2024
  • Are you heading to Madrid or Barcelona or Granada for your summer holidays and want to know some basic Spanish? Well this video will teach you the basic words all tourists should know when they visit Spain to have a better time and stay safe.
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Комментарии • 47

  • @AncientMysteriesAndInnovations
    @AncientMysteriesAndInnovations 28 дней назад +21

    I'm fluent in Spanish (my dad's from Spain) and I'm watching this because Mark has high quality helpful videos for many people 💜 ✈️

  • @laurasebastian6036
    @laurasebastian6036 27 дней назад +9

    In Spain we don't say almuerzo for lunch, we say literally comida! Almuerzo is usually a bocata that you eat at 11am for example, in between the breakfast and lunch time (between the desayuno and comida)

  • @Benito-lr8mz
    @Benito-lr8mz 28 дней назад +15

    Es de buena educacion saber algo del idioma del pais que se visita y es muy facil aprender unas pocas frases👍

  • @tmn8547
    @tmn8547 28 дней назад +5

    I’m glad you made this video for tourists! 😊Guys, please be aware that some of these words may be different if you travel to a country in Latin America.

  • @Brooks23
    @Brooks23 28 дней назад +4

    Watching this as I leave the Barcelona airport! You are awesome

  • @sandokan2petrolis577
    @sandokan2petrolis577 24 дня назад

    Clever man, you have come to enjoy Córdoba fair 😂💃💃💃💃. Good choice, Córdoba is simply Magic And beautiful. Good tips to your English speaking viewers/learners. 👍👍.

  • @aparicioarguinarena4483
    @aparicioarguinarena4483 25 дней назад

    Hola, desde montevideo uruguay

  • @joshlunt7827
    @joshlunt7827 28 дней назад +1

    Mi encanta Español! ❤ 🇪🇦
    Soy ingles 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿

  • @tottirandalotti8058
    @tottirandalotti8058 28 дней назад +2

    Das war sehr hilfreich. Danke, Walter 👌

  • @madambrianne
    @madambrianne 9 дней назад

    Do Basic French, German, Italian, and Danish for tourists and maybe Do Basic England slang for tourists like lift for elevator and bog roll for toliet paper.

  • @steventowhill8292
    @steventowhill8292 28 дней назад +1

    Hey Friend,
    Off topic but i have a suggestion for US Do's and Don'ts - School bus rules - stop well behind a school bus the is stopping / stopped and its red lights are flashing - wait until the lights stop flashing before advancing or passing an oncoming bus.
    Was following a bus and thought how important this is for your foreigner advice videos.
    Best regards.

  • @rae3859
    @rae3859 27 дней назад +1

    Hi Mark! This reminds me of a question - how do you deal/handle resentment from folks on traveling?
    In my 20s, my friends were often traveling. Japan several times, Europe a few more, etc. For one reason or another I couldn't go but I always tried to be happy for them and just told myself my time will come. Now, in my late 30s, I can finally travel! I try to be aware and respectful (that is, not over talk trips) but I'm finding these low-term friends of mine are making "comments." I notice, too, coworkers make snide comments about others who travel.
    Thank you for all the videos! I've watched you all since 2013 and I remember a nice comment you left on a response from me saying I'll do great when I travel. :)
    Cheers, Rae

  • @michellephan1316
    @michellephan1316 28 дней назад

    Thanks for the sharing Mark!

  • @CUFC247
    @CUFC247 28 дней назад

    Thank you Mark, great video for getting started.

  • @bluebutterfly7233
    @bluebutterfly7233 25 дней назад

    This is such a good video! Good job Mark!

  • @reneeisep2435
    @reneeisep2435 27 дней назад

    Thank you for this video. We are flying to Barcelona for a Mediterranean Cruise in July. This video is helpful since we will arrive a few days before the cruise and stay in town a few days after we dock. I’ve been brushing up on my Spanish the last 2 months, but you have provided VERY USEFUL words and phrases. Keep up the great work!

  • @joannunemaker6332
    @joannunemaker6332 28 дней назад

    What a pretty area you are in. I enjoyed this video. 😊❤

  • @pitaariel1920
    @pitaariel1920 27 дней назад

    Your spanish is awesome!!

  • @WaynoGur
    @WaynoGur 28 дней назад +2

    You only need 2 phrases.
    ¿ Donde esta el bano?
    ¡ Uno mas cerveza por favor!

  • @surf01er66
    @surf01er66 25 дней назад

    Thank you. I just made one year on Duolingo , great refresher !!! Do speak some Napolitano so similar.

  • @JyV79
    @JyV79 25 дней назад

    Buenas tardes it’s very common in many Spanish-speaking countries. You don’t say dias after noon . If you say DS afterwards, they will understand you and they will understand you are trying. But as long as you’re learning, you might as well learn how to say TARDES.

  • @user-jn8yz5hx1h
    @user-jn8yz5hx1h 25 дней назад

    Whenever my wife and I travel to Europe we always learn at least a rudimentary level of the local language. It’s respectful and some of our best travel moments have been conversing with locals in their language the best we can.
    Can you do a video addressing the recent series of anti-tourist protests? We always travel respectfully, but the recent protests have us rethinking if we should be traveling to Europe at all. Thanks!

  • @LearningSpanishwithDrL
    @LearningSpanishwithDrL 28 дней назад +1

    !Buen video!

  • @blue_jm
    @blue_jm 27 дней назад

    Only thing I remember from my Spanish classes is "Es en el perro tan muy bonito".

  • @MarkBH70
    @MarkBH70 28 дней назад +3

    One of the best things one can do when traveling is to act like a kind child. Be wide-eyed. Curious. Inquisitive. Flexible and open-minded. I miss Spain!

  • @youssef16844
    @youssef16844 28 дней назад

    I'd suggest ordering a "caña" (normal beer from the tap) instead of "cerveza" because the latter can mean a big beer in a lot of tourist traps. Very few Spaniards order a "cerveza", especially in Madrid.

  • @manuelfg2902
    @manuelfg2902 25 дней назад

    Spanish is very easy for english speaking ppl........

  • @suem.1392
    @suem.1392 28 дней назад +2

    If you want to get a drink, red wine is "vino tinto" and not "vino rojo." There was even something named "Tinto" in this video! It's a little confusing because vino rojo literally translates to red wine, but it's vino tinto. Learned that one in Mexico!

    • @jurgenkoks9142
      @jurgenkoks9142 27 дней назад +1

      but people in Mexico dont speak exactly the same spanish, maybe there is a dialect difference?

    • @aparicioarguinarena4483
      @aparicioarguinarena4483 25 дней назад

      That's because of the color

  • @user-nc2qj2jc5q
    @user-nc2qj2jc5q 28 дней назад

    Voll -Damm double malt beer cerveza 🍻👍

  • @keeksm9712
    @keeksm9712 28 дней назад

    Thinking of relocating to somewhere in Europe…where would you recommend?

  • @tompeled6193
    @tompeled6193 7 дней назад +1

    1:27 Neither, "No hablo español." nor "No hablo castellano." are simpler than the other. "Español" and "castellano" are both valid ways to refer to the Spanish language.

  • @Notepad123
    @Notepad123 28 дней назад

    FIRST

    • @Timetravel1111
      @Timetravel1111 28 дней назад

      Have you been to Spain 🇪🇸? How good is your Spanish language?

  • @robingreenwood7627
    @robingreenwood7627 28 дней назад

    Can you recommend a free app to help us learn ?

  • @user-nc2qj2jc5q
    @user-nc2qj2jc5q 28 дней назад

    Where the bathroom is 😂😂

  • @peterm13
    @peterm13 28 дней назад

    Alex Jones Spanish class. That's so great.

  • @user-js2ky3ih2m
    @user-js2ky3ih2m 27 дней назад

    0:03 whats with the Duct tape?

  • @yuiopoli9601
    @yuiopoli9601 28 дней назад +1

    People going to other countries should speak that country's language.
    Not doing so is extremely rude!
    If you are going to live in a country there is ZERO reason for someone to not learn the language of the country they're moving to.
    Have so respect or don't go.

    • @tmn8547
      @tmn8547 27 дней назад +2

      I think these are just for tourists; not for anyone who plans to move to the country.

  • @ljr869
    @ljr869 28 дней назад

    How do you say, “Cut your man ponytail.” ?