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I swear in my quest to learn more Spanish. A significant amount of this channels watch time will be from me watching and rewatching these videos. 5:36 Thanks for the encouragement.
i debated on wheteher or not to post this. i noticed you pronounced the "C" in "adjectives", you do not need to. i have never heard anyone pronounce it. the "e" can be pronouced sam as a E in spanish AJE-TIVES. im not trying to sound condesening, if i do just ignore this entire comment. i appreciate you as a teacher which means i want to treat you the same way you are treating us. you teach us......so i wanted to help you. ( i feel stupid now)
If you hear "rico" when people talk about food, this word has the meaning of delicious, but if you hear it in a conversation about money, this word has the meaning of "rich". In the first meaning (about food) you can use "rico" or "delicioso": no problem, because are sinonims. Sorry for my English, but I hope you can understand the idea
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Muy bien muchas gracias❤
Very good breakdown of the difference and usage of muy y mucho-gracias!!!
I swear in my quest to learn more Spanish. A significant amount of this channels watch time will be from me watching and rewatching these videos.
5:36 Thanks for the encouragement.
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@@springspanish It's mostly because I can't seem to keep the chunks in my brain the 1st time.😅 heck it took me 5 days to learn to count to cien.
😊 It's perfetly normal towards the beginning! Once you get a hold of it, it becomes increasingly faster!
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Really good videos, thanks for this channel!
Very nice teaching method 🎉❤
Gracias a ti
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16/dec/2023
Is my test im watching this one day before
Im sure this will help
If it ill edit it
Another amazing video!
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1) mucha
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3) mucho
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Mariana Tú tienes una muy bien accent en inglés
Muy Bien
Please turn down, or off, the background music. Please. Otherwise, another great video.
mariana's so GORGEOUS!
😊 She says thank you! 😊
My foster dad is Puerto Rican 🇵🇷
Mucha agua muchos gatos mucho trabajo muchas ganas 😁
MuchA
Mucha
i debated on wheteher or not to post this. i noticed you pronounced the "C" in "adjectives", you do not need to. i have never heard anyone pronounce it. the "e" can be pronouced sam as a E in spanish AJE-TIVES. im not trying to sound condesening, if i do just ignore this entire comment. i appreciate you as a teacher which means i want to treat you the same way you are treating us. you teach us......so i wanted to help you. ( i feel stupid now)
Actually maybe English speakers often pronounce the c in adjective
So "muy rico" means "delicious" in that context, but why not say "delicioso"?
If you hear "rico" when people talk about food, this word has the meaning of delicious, but if you hear it in a conversation about money, this word has the meaning of "rich".
In the first meaning (about food) you can use "rico" or "delicioso": no problem, because are sinonims.
Sorry for my English, but I hope you can understand the idea
😉 There are people who say "delicioso", but you'll hear "rico" or "riquísimo"-which could be translated as "soooo good"-more often!
@@springspanish I like how riquesímo sounds.
😊 The message is also stronger, in a way!
@@springspanish En España "riquísimo" es considerado demaciado, verdad? "rico" es bastante bien?
Your saying adjectives in correctly English say ad Jectives its a 2 syllable word not one with The emphasis on the word Ad