Hola Salo. Me gustaría decir que la palabra limpiño existe en inglés. Dice que el hombre es "smooth" en inglés. Por ejemplo el cuerpo del chico/ hombre es limpiño, debe afeitarse el pecho y.... (Creo que es una palabra que la gente utiliza hoy más que en el pasado.) Y me gustaría decir que la lección es muy buena, gracias y hasta la próxima.🎉🎉🎉
That’s difficult to say. It depends on how much you get to practice. The more you practice the faster you will improve. :) of course my videos and Duolingo won’t be enough. You need to speak too
@@UseyourSpanish I know. But I don't have anyone to who knows Spanish here. I am just learning it for fun. Even when I practice Spanish aloud everyone looks at me as if I've gone crazy😂😅
Ha ha you’re right! I forgot!! The problem is that it changes depending on the country. For example, in Spain the adjective Moreno -na is used, but in Colombia that adjective refers to the dark skin color. In Colombia we say pelinegro o pelicastaño
Your channel is one of the best to learn Spanish!
Thanks a lot. I appreciate your comment. It makes me really happy to know that my content is helping you improve your Spanish. 🙂
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Another great Spanish tutorial video! Thank you so much!!
Exercises during a lesson are really really helpful. Active learning does make a big difference.
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Finally found the perfect Spanish tutorial that suits and helpful for me. Keep making videos for us students. Thank you 😊
Thanks for your kind comment. It makes me happy to know that my videos are helping you to improve your Spanish! Saludos 👋🏼
Magnífico me he aprendido, más que mis aulas particulares.
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Excelente, me gusta tus video muchas gracias 😅 recently i started to learn 💐 it's really amazing video...
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Excellent videos. I wish I had come across these earlier. Pues,más vale tarde que nunca. Saludos.
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Gracias
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Hola Salo. Me gustaría decir que la palabra limpiño existe en inglés.
Dice que el hombre es "smooth" en inglés. Por ejemplo el cuerpo del chico/ hombre es limpiño, debe afeitarse el pecho y.... (Creo que es una palabra que la gente utiliza hoy más que en el pasado.)
Y me gustaría decir que la lección es muy buena, gracias y hasta la próxima.🎉🎉🎉
En inglés, nos decimos “hairless” por “lampiño”. Hay una palabra, de hecho. Gracias para este video!
La verdad, aveces me quedo sin palabras.
gracias salo
De nada 😊
Wooo
How much time do you take it will take for me to learn Spanish if I watch your channel and use duolingo? Love from India❤
That’s difficult to say. It depends on how much you get to practice. The more you practice the faster you will improve. :) of course my videos and Duolingo won’t be enough. You need to speak too
@@UseyourSpanish I know. But I don't have anyone to who knows Spanish here. I am just learning it for fun. Even when I practice Spanish aloud everyone looks at me as if I've gone crazy😂😅
Ha ha well, nowadays it’s easy to find a language partner. Maybe you can find someone online to practice your Spanish with.
Lol I live in Malaysia and I can’t find someone to speak Spanish with
Like your voice and accent, where are you originally from?
8:15: you are more big nosed than I am :).
I listen while working, would be very helpful if you could say the English translation, would have been good otherwise
How about us brunettes? 😉 No soy una rubia ni pelirroja.
Ha ha you’re right! I forgot!! The problem is that it changes depending on the country. For example, in Spain the adjective Moreno -na is used, but in Colombia that adjective refers to the dark skin color. In Colombia we say pelinegro o pelicastaño