Your video is my first experience of Spanish immersion via RUclips. 😊 The great thing about it is your pronunciation is more precise than I get when I try to watch certain telenovelas.
Nice! Yeah it's usually easier for non-natives to understand other non-native speakers. We tend to speak more slowly and use a much smaller range of expressions and vocabulary. A good starter for Spanish immersion, even though he isn't a native speaker (sacrilege!), is Stas. www.youtube.com/@StasFiestas The How-To Spanish podcast is also really great for intermediates. I had trouble getting into the content at times, but Dreaming Spanish is considered by many to be the ultimate early immersion resource.
I've checked out a LOT of stuff these past two years, so if you ever get stuck and don't have any good things to watch or listen to, hit me up. Are you learning latinamerican Spanish or Castilian or a little bit of both?
Thanks dude! I was just checking out the first few minutes of your convo with Nate the other day, and have watched most of your video with Mike Ben as well (love that guy). I found you years ago daydreaming about moving to Mexico, which was kinda sort the main reason I dug back into Spanish so hard. Thanks for dropping by!
I'm only 310 hours into my spanish comprehensible input journey using Dreaming Spanish but i can understand nearly all of this. Very impressive man, congrats.
Muy interesante el video, creo que hay expectativas irreales en torno al imput comprensible. La gente cree que con mil o milquientas horas van a hablar como un nativo y ni mucho menos va a ser asi. Me encanta esta forma de aprender idiomas por lo divertida que es, pero requiere muuuuucho tiempo.
Siempre digo "quiero relejarme en Espanol." Eso significa que (como tu) Espanol vaya estar facil de entender. Si, puedo tener una conversacion y puedo entender las programas de tele (los audiolibros, lo que sea) pero quiero que no haya un problema o distancia entre mis oidos y mi entendizaje. No se CUANDO esto va a pasar o cuantos horas necesito antes esta entonces...🙃
i understand it but theres a few little mistakes like "con"partir in the beginning insttead of "com"partir and little things that make it like... how do i say this... "thick " to listen to. im a bilingual speaker btw. idk how to better an accent but u should look into improving yours if u can. you are fluent tho. you are good enough to travel in any latino country and understand anything.
I almost never speak. When I start speaking daily it improves quite a bit in a week or two. When I'm not used to speaking it much it feels like my mouth is always a syllable or two behind my brain, or like my lips and tongue are coated in a thin layer of peanut butter, haha.
Pues gracias! Realmente mi espanol es mejor que podia mostrar en este video. Fue la primera vez que he hablado en espanol desde hace diciembre. La mayoria de los resultados son en mi cabeza en la forma de entender y leer mil veces mejor que podia hace dos anos! Algun dia voy a enfocarme en hablar otra vez como hacia en el principio, pero esta vez practicare hablar un idioma que yo conozco y entiendo en vez de un idioma que no conozco o entiendo!!! En teoria tiene sentido, no? Eso es mas o menos que cree la comunidad de Refold, poliglota Steve Kaufman, etc. y estoy de acuerdo, generalmente.
You sound like Louis ck when he speaks Spanish, obviously you have better pronunciation and are grammatically correct, but you do have like the same deep timbre.
Wow, great update. It's nice to see someone still giving updates at 3000 hours.
Your video is my first experience of Spanish immersion via RUclips. 😊 The great thing about it is your pronunciation is more precise than I get when I try to watch certain telenovelas.
Nice! Yeah it's usually easier for non-natives to understand other non-native speakers. We tend to speak more slowly and use a much smaller range of expressions and vocabulary. A good starter for Spanish immersion, even though he isn't a native speaker (sacrilege!), is Stas. www.youtube.com/@StasFiestas
The How-To Spanish podcast is also really great for intermediates.
I had trouble getting into the content at times, but Dreaming Spanish is considered by many to be the ultimate early immersion resource.
@@mattstone8111 Thanks Matt! 👍
I've checked out a LOT of stuff these past two years, so if you ever get stuck and don't have any good things to watch or listen to, hit me up. Are you learning latinamerican Spanish or Castilian or a little bit of both?
Nice job!
Thanks dude! I was just checking out the first few minutes of your convo with Nate the other day, and have watched most of your video with Mike Ben as well (love that guy). I found you years ago daydreaming about moving to Mexico, which was kinda sort the main reason I dug back into Spanish so hard. Thanks for dropping by!
I'm only 310 hours into my spanish comprehensible input journey using Dreaming Spanish but i can understand nearly all of this. Very impressive man, congrats.
A great testament to those guys for sure! If I had to start all over again I'd start there for sure, so you're on the right track!
I’m doing a combo with some studying but mostly immersion
Muy interesante el video, creo que hay expectativas irreales en torno al imput comprensible. La gente cree que con mil o milquientas horas van a hablar como un nativo y ni mucho menos va a ser asi. Me encanta esta forma de aprender idiomas por lo divertida que es, pero requiere muuuuucho tiempo.
Si, estoy completamente de acuerdo contigo! Es lento pero tambien es disfrutable y muy poderoso al fin.
Siempre digo "quiero relejarme en Espanol." Eso significa que (como tu) Espanol vaya estar facil de entender. Si, puedo tener una conversacion y puedo entender las programas de tele (los audiolibros, lo que sea) pero quiero que no haya un problema o distancia entre mis oidos y mi entendizaje. No se CUANDO esto va a pasar o cuantos horas necesito antes esta entonces...🙃
i understand it but theres a few little mistakes like "con"partir in the beginning insttead of "com"partir and little things that make it like... how do i say this... "thick " to listen to. im a bilingual speaker btw. idk how to better an accent but u should look into improving yours if u can. you are fluent tho. you are good enough to travel in any latino country and understand anything.
I almost never speak. When I start speaking daily it improves quite a bit in a week or two. When I'm not used to speaking it much it feels like my mouth is always a syllable or two behind my brain, or like my lips and tongue are coated in a thin layer of peanut butter, haha.
Las 3,000 horas tuvieron buenos resultados 👍🏽
Pues gracias! Realmente mi espanol es mejor que podia mostrar en este video. Fue la primera vez que he hablado en espanol desde hace diciembre. La mayoria de los resultados son en mi cabeza en la forma de entender y leer mil veces mejor que podia hace dos anos! Algun dia voy a enfocarme en hablar otra vez como hacia en el principio, pero esta vez practicare hablar un idioma que yo conozco y entiendo en vez de un idioma que no conozco o entiendo!!! En teoria tiene sentido, no? Eso es mas o menos que cree la comunidad de Refold, poliglota Steve Kaufman, etc. y estoy de acuerdo, generalmente.
I can understand a little bit of this
Es facil LOL
lost me at decimoquinto 🤣
You sound like Louis ck when he speaks Spanish, obviously you have better pronunciation and are grammatically correct, but you do have like the same deep timbre.