You're Fluent in Beginner Spanish If You Know These
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- Опубликовано: 23 фев 2024
- Do you know these 53 basic conversational phrases in Spanish?
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In this video, I cover essential phrases in Spanish that every beginner should know. From greetings to common expressions, this video will help you test your Spanish level. If you didn't know some of these, practice them to level up before you know it! For more language learning tips and resources, check out my free course and Spanish quiz: spanishwithnate.com/p/free-tr...
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This vidoe was nice because often in our language learning journies we forget how much we actually know
Tu español es muy muy bueno. Estoy muy impresionado contigo.
Gracias por esto!
This is awesome I am trying to learn Spanish and this was extremely helpful 🔥
This video is incredibly helpful. I hope you continue to give us freebies like this.
llevo cuatro meses estudiando espanyol (no nyeh). entendí todo! Gracias!
I say the word ten times when I am doing duolingo in spanish! ¡Digo la palabra diez veces cuando hago duolingo en español!
Tienes nombre de latino, no te hagas el gringo
@@Carlos-jc2jp Uh-ohhh somebody doesn’t know that there’s people who can’t speak their ethnicity’s language
@@Carlos-jc2jpSi tienes un nombre latino es obvio q hablas español no hay otra razon... tienes razon...
I scored myself as you were going over every sentence and I ended up with a 46.5/53 = 88%. With that being said, I think I'm "fluent" in the basics. Muchas gracias.
I wasn’t sure about 4 or 5 of them, but the others i knew immediately
Gracias compa! Mejoré mi español gracias a ti! Hahahaha!
Is it a good idea to learn two languages at a time? I've been thinking about adding Chinese.
From personal experience, definitely can be done! I see language learning as a never-ending journey since there is always more to learn. Just dedicate a certain amount of time to each and you can do it!
ive learned spanish for 7 years and didnt know 39 of these wow I feel so stupid! Necesito ayuda. Estoy perdido
I didn't count but I feel like if I know all these phrases ik at least 200+ words maybe more
I know over 2.5k words but it's a long way to fluency still.
If you know the present future and past tense of one word you already know 20 words. Like Trabajar. Trabajo trabajas trabajan trabajare trabajaramos trabajé trabajiste trabajaba trabajado trabajando etc
Intermedio por favor 🙏🏾
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En España permiso o con permiso no se usa apenas. Es muy old fashioned
28.
What are you up to? "¿EN QUE ANDAS?" or "¿QUE ESTÁS TRAMANDO?"
Note the use of quotation marks. This is an interpretation, not quite an idiom, but it's not understood literally.
also instead of "que", it should be "qué" (notice the "é")
@medpoclvr you're absolutely right. I don't know whether to love English because it doesn't have any of these, or to hate it, and the same with Spanish because it has too many and you can never remember to put them all where you should... 😄🫣🙄 I'm telling you, I'm in a love-hate relationship with Spanish. It's my first language, well, because of karma. Y lo utilizo porque... pues ya ni modo! To tell you the truth, I love English, and I don't think I will ever stop learning it or about it.
@@FireRose.77 I feel you lol! Spanish is also my first language and tbh I was shocked when I first found out that there's no accent mark in English! Been learning the language for 11 years now, I still come across new words and phrases everyday that make my vocabulary even more graceful! Also I think something that really helped me to gradually improve my English skills was to interact with natives speakers here on the Internet. I made some good online friends and I usually tend to use the expressions I learnt from them haha, which makes my English sound more natural! 😊
@medpoclvr Great. Learning by imitation helps a lot!
PS. Just don't forget.... great FRIENDS, cool SONGS... Adjectives are always singular...
Donde esta la leche?
I know every one of these and lots more but I still have a hard time understanding hispano-hablantes gentes. Porque
Try to listen to Spanish as much as you can As you get more familiar with the Spanish language pronunciation you will be surprised at how much you you will recognize from the English language because English is 60% Latin based, even though English is a Germanic language
18.
¿Que haces? WHAT DO YOU DO?
What are you doing? ¿QUE ESTÁS HACIENDO?
Just FYI...
Qué haces? Means, what are you doing? FYI
Que te haces, means, what do you do
You include “te” in what do you do. Que te haces. Comprendes?
Whereas “que haces?” Means what are you doing?
FYI
@@RickieBobbie0721 "QUÉ HACES" es presente simple. "WHAT ARE YOU DOING?" es presente continuo.
Aunque "¿QUÉ HACES?" podría entenderse en ambas situaciones, con el uso de presente simple o de presente continuo, es más acertado utilizar el presente simple.
Tu haces - you do
Tu estás haciendo - You are doing : estás - are + haciENDO - doING
"¿QUÉ TE HACES?" is "What are you doing to yourself?" (No es necesario usar A TI MISMO porque es redundante, ya que está implicado con el uso de TE)
Discúlpame por no entender mi propio idioma... 🙄🙄🙄
PLUS, in "WHAT DO YOU DO?" You're using the first DO as an AUXILIAR VERB. The second DO is the actual VERB "Hacer"
And just so you know... Translation apps can only help you so far. Can't trust them 100%
Not discredit your hard work, but you shouldn't claim you speak perfect Spanish. Your pronunciation is far from perfect. Some of your vowels and consonants sound off, as well as the way you emphasize words and ideas. I respect your Spanish skills, though!
He never claimed he spoke perfect Spanish.