Gracias por ver mis videos! Now you are ready for your stay in any Spanish-speaking country 😉. Check out my 3 Secrets To Learn Spanish Faster here - speakspanishfaster.com/youtube Here's the Spanish Phrases Playlist I mentioned at the beginning of this video: ruclips.net/p/PLrNewL2Jgj0yrE273gpiK0QRGxOhnTyHl
Agradezco este video sumamente útil. No he escuchado el verbo "trabar". Al investigarlo, aprendí que puede significar "jammed" o simplemente "locked". Así que puedo decir, "la puerta está trabada" para variar, en vez de "la puerta está cerrada con llave". ¡Mil gracias! 👏
Hola Rocky! Mil gracias por este video, mi favorito en la serie de frases útiles. Muchas gracias por tu diligencia hacer y compartir estés videos con nosotros!
Great video as always.. I’m getting better man.. just trying to work on listening and comprehending better, that I’m still struggling with a bit.. I’m much better at speaking it and writing it… the output part.. but still trying to understand the input part.
I manage a western wear store. If you could do phrases for a retail setting where we sell clothing and boots/footwear. My Spanglish sign language only gets me so far with customers😅
It's possible but it's more common using "de", so "me olvidé de la clave" is the correct form and there other forms to say I forgot the pass in Spanish Me olvidé de la clave Se me olvidó la clave Olvidé la clave Btw clave and contraseña mean the same
If we're talking about a persona "la" is used for female and "el" for male but in this case they're talking about an object "habitación" so "la" in this case "the" in English
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Gracias por ver mis videos! Now you are ready for your stay in any Spanish-speaking country 😉. Check out my 3 Secrets To Learn Spanish Faster here - speakspanishfaster.com/youtube
Here's the Spanish Phrases Playlist I mentioned at the beginning of this video: ruclips.net/p/PLrNewL2Jgj0yrE273gpiK0QRGxOhnTyHl
Mucho gracias! Very helpful
Muchas gracias a ti por ver mis videos :)
i’m going to the dominican republic soon & i kind of need to know this- so thank you!!
Agradezco este video sumamente útil. No he escuchado el verbo "trabar". Al investigarlo, aprendí que puede significar "jammed" o simplemente "locked". Así que puedo decir, "la puerta está trabada" para variar, en vez de "la puerta está cerrada con llave". ¡Mil gracias! 👏
Gracias Rocky.
So great lesson keep sharing good stuff my teacher thank you so much.
So helpful Goal right now is to watch 1 of your videos a day and learn at least 1 word
That's a wonderful goal! You got this.
Gracia mucho!
Hola Rocky! Mil gracias por este video, mi favorito en la serie de frases útiles. Muchas gracias por tu diligencia hacer y compartir estés videos con nosotros!
this is really helpful!
I'm happy it helped you out Rebecca!
Great video as always.. I’m getting better man.. just trying to work on listening and comprehending better, that I’m still struggling with a bit.. I’m much better at speaking it and writing it… the output part.. but still trying to understand the input part.
You got this! Keep working Shane. Estoy muy orgulloso de ti!
@@SpeakSpanishFaster gracias 🙏 amigo!! Coming from you that means so much!
I manage a western wear store. If you could do phrases for a retail setting where we sell clothing and boots/footwear. My Spanglish sign language only gets me so far with customers😅
“habitación" is such a difficult word to pronounce for room...and you were speaking rapido. Great video regardless.
Hi Rocky, I have a question,… are the various ways in these videos to say something equally popular in Puerto Rican Spanish?
This man taught me how to be a lethal basketball player. He goated fr
Grind never stops :)
Muy útil, gracias!
Me olvide la clave o me olvidé de la clave?
Es posible usar el verbo "olvidarse" sin "de"?
It's possible but it's more common using "de", so "me olvidé de la clave" is the correct form and there other forms to say I forgot the pass in Spanish
Me olvidé de la clave
Se me olvidó la clave
Olvidé la clave
Btw clave and contraseña mean the same
@@eddycastro9174 awesome, thanks
Me di cuenta de que escribiste “la número..” en vez de “el número”. ¿Puede ser por el sustantivo femenino “habitación”?
If we're talking about a persona "la" is used for female and "el" for male but in this case they're talking about an object "habitación" so "la" in this case "the" in English
Its to fast