The 2 things you need to memorize & remember Spanish vocabulary

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  • Опубликовано: 17 ноя 2024

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  • @BanafshehBrook
    @BanafshehBrook 2 месяца назад +2

    😅 es verdad! Siempre hago esto. Mi hermana piensa que esto es un cosa bastante dificil hacer pero para mi es muy util. (Espero que me puedes entender.. Soy Ingles) muchos gracias!

  • @travisbower3856
    @travisbower3856 Год назад +7

    I use this method all the time. It works wonders.

  • @onlyme996
    @onlyme996 2 года назад +7

    "Poder" also means power.
    To share = Compartir is pronounced COM PAR TEER
    When you pronounce the consonant T in Spanish, you should do it like a British citizen.

  • @tiffany-pw1lm
    @tiffany-pw1lm 2 года назад +5

    omg im so glad i found your channel! i think i'd be binging your videos whilst attempting to get out from a1 spanish. gracias!

    • @BreakthroughSpanish
      @BreakthroughSpanish  2 года назад +1

      thanks Tiffany! I'm happy to hear that, let me know if there are any specific topics that'd be helpful for me to cover

  • @alonzocrawford3212
    @alonzocrawford3212 9 месяцев назад

    Effective ... very effective.. great content!!! Need more recognition 😊

  • @markpowellmp
    @markpowellmp 7 месяцев назад

    “Hard work and smart work” hit the spot for me here. Graft alone is not efficient, a strategy and method must be combined with it para progresar (don’t even know where that last bit came from!)
    Similarly, I loved your analogy in another video to watering tomato plants daily to see them thrive, vs drowning the poor blighters with a huge deluge once a week, so highlighting the wisdom of little and often

  • @charlessimons1692
    @charlessimons1692 2 года назад +5

    Uso el método codificación cada dia. Gracias por la validation! Acabo de descargar tu "cinco dia clase ." Estoy muy emocionado.

    • @BreakthroughSpanish
      @BreakthroughSpanish  2 года назад +1

      que bueno! si tienes alguna pregunta, no dudes en contactarme

  • @mb3775
    @mb3775 2 года назад +9

    Bigote and Big goatee

  • @MickeyTheMouse-h2i
    @MickeyTheMouse-h2i 8 месяцев назад

    How does this only have 702 likes :((

  • @derangedk1652
    @derangedk1652 7 месяцев назад

    This was such a cool video, really motivated me again!

  • @francinef9884
    @francinef9884 Год назад

    This was very helpful. Thanks!

  • @usernamemykel
    @usernamemykel 11 месяцев назад

    Excellent - subbed!

  • @stevedovel
    @stevedovel 2 года назад +1

    Good info. Thanks.

  • @generaldragon9050
    @generaldragon9050 4 месяца назад

    amazing

  • @marianalange9940
    @marianalange9940 2 года назад +1

    very helpful!

  • @CassTyson
    @CassTyson Год назад

    Agree 100%. But I’m surprised you would go to "big-goat-e" and then “maybe the goat has a mustache” (when goats are known for their beards, amiright?) when the more in-your-face connection is bi-goatee or better yet “big / bi(-sected) goatee” (picture a man with a goatee split down middle like a mustache and it’s so huge it extends right up to his nose, where a mustache is… now I’ll never forget bigote is mustache.
    I do this with all my vocab study. Here’s another example. When I saw “arm" in Spanish was “brazo,” at first I couldn’t imagine ever coming up with some context or mnemonic to connect the two terms. But then I saw “bra” and “O” in brazo and thought about an “O” around a torso at “bra level” or arm level which could only be arms extended in an “O” - thus brazo. Bet you’ll never forget that one now. :)
    Thanks for the vid. Subscribed.

  • @anatoliyvakhnovetskiy7550
    @anatoliyvakhnovetskiy7550 10 месяцев назад

    I am working in a pharmacy. Can you help me to train me with vocabulary and communication which related with a pharmacy, medical. Thank you.

    • @carnivoreisvegan
      @carnivoreisvegan 8 месяцев назад

      Most medical terms have latin bases and are nearly the same in English and Spanish.
      Medical=medical
      Pharmacy= farmacia
      Medicine = medicina
      It's very easy.

  • @onlyme996
    @onlyme996 2 года назад

    Help me please
    Como puedo decir estas expresiones en inglés, las que están en mayúscula:
    - ME DA MIEDO ver ese tipo de películas
    - AL PARECER ella le encantaba cocinar con su mamá
    - ASI ES COMO las personas terminan siendo interesantes.
    - EN CUANTO A / CON RESPECTO A mi comida favorita, me gustan las hamburguesas.

    • @BreakthroughSpanish
      @BreakthroughSpanish  2 года назад +1

      - Me da miedo = I'm scared of (I'm scared of that type of movie / I'm scared of movies like that)
      - Al parecer = it seems like
      - Así es como = this is how
      - En cuanto a = as far as
      ahora te toca, trata de meterlas en tus propias frases en inglés

    • @onlyme996
      @onlyme996 2 года назад

      @@BreakthroughSpanish
      I'm scared of horror stories.
      It seems like she loved cooking with her mum.
      This is how people end up being someone interesting.
      As far as my favorite food, I like eating hamburgers.
      Gracias por su ayuda, tu nivel de español es muy bueno, pura vida 🇨🇷💪

    • @BreakthroughSpanish
      @BreakthroughSpanish  2 года назад +1

      @@onlyme996 great work! the sentences all sound good to me

  • @onlyme996
    @onlyme996 2 года назад +5

    PODER = CAN
    In simple present : PUEDO for I, PUEDE for she, he, you "singular" and it , and PUEDEN for we, they, and you "plural".
    In simple past: PUDE for I, PUDO for she, he, you "singular", and it, and PUDIERON for we, they, you.
    "PODER AS FUTURE = WILL BE ABLE TO
    PODRÉ for I, PODRÁ for she, he, you*, and it, and PODRÁN for we, they, and you**

  • @katiestone4542
    @katiestone4542 Год назад +3

    When I think of old-time bigots, I think of their silly mustaches. that is the way I remember that one 🤣

  • @valskorupko8714
    @valskorupko8714 9 месяцев назад

    Dint be politically correct. It’s sickening. First and best thing that comes to mind for el bigote is a bigot. It’s perfectly fine to associate those two. Don’t be afraid. Be real.