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God bless you ✝️ 🕊

Greetings from Oviedo central Florida 🇵🇷

Awesome video Thanks for educating us all

😁 es muy linda 💖 You are very precious 💖

Desde 2022 no entiendo la diferencia entre desde y desde que, pero desde que escuché tu lección, todo está claro. Muchas gracias.

Yo uso elle y otra palabras inclusivas con mis amigues no binaries :)

Other alternatives is a redundant. As alter alrrady mesns other….just “they are alternatives”

Excellent presentation 😊❤❤

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I respectfully refuse to use any of these new made up terms. And I am NOT “Latinx”, because that isn’t even a real thing

It's also a good idea to look up your target language/dialect's phonology in advance so that you'll know what sounds you aren't familiar with and have to pay extra attention to. For example a Danish speaker would hear a Z sound the same as an S and they'd just keep shadowing "zoo" as "sue" and "phase" as "face" if they don't learn to pronounce a Z first.

I found that the easiest to understand (for me at least) are podcast about topics I already know something about and they require many international (French/Latin/English/Greek) words. For example in French I'm currently listening to "Sur les épaules de Darwin" which is about school/pop-sci level biology and evolution so it has lots of words I already knew just from having gone to school. On a side note, have you ever tried connecting a 9 V battery to your nose piercings? I feel like I couldn't stop myself from trying it once, the intrusive thoughts would win.

1,11 =0 thanks for 0

And there's nothing wrong with it ..nor with dragging the R

Good lesson!

Deberías haberte lavado las manos.

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You explained it very well and simple. Thank you so much! <3<3

Bravo!

Thank you.

Its being a copy cat then?

Hubiera venido si sabia que tu estabas alli.

Yo nesecito saber es inglés no español porque yo nací hablando español viva Colombia 🎉❤

Me comí tremendo anuncio, q onda JAKDJAKA😭

Hay aguaplatas para mi.

Hey .. you were on the video pretendinh to be Brazilian .. jubilee ? Or something

Que lo que is also used in venezuela

The app is crap, Its just like the gibberish you hear in this example. Do not waste your time

The app really is great if it’s at the right level for you. It can make listening to Radio Ambulante’s fantastic stories much less daunting and accessible for intermediate learners and can help you level up your listening. If you’re a beginner, it would probably be a lot, like drinking from a fire hose.

I love hearing all the different accents and learning about the history and culture of countries through Radio Ambulante's human interest stories.

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Why is the app bad? I’ve never used it

Pude haberme entendido? O quisas no?

Very bad app. It doesn't work

The app is terrible- I tried it but in the end I uninstalled it.

Did you just call Puerto Rico a country? 😏

I think in every language that I learned. However, the weaker languages don't handle more complex thoughts, so I naturally switch to a stronger language to keep the line of thinking.

1:40: What is the purpose of "ya?" 1:56: I have seen que used instead of quien in this case.

Thanks for this. Quick question: can 'durante' substitute for 'desde hace', e.g. llevo estudiando español durante 5 años? Many thanks.

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This videos great thank you

I have watched several of your videos. Your presentation style is wonderful. I know I can sharpen my spanish language skills listening to your clear explainations. Your efforts are appreciated.

You make it so clear.

Very interesting explanation. My question would be other than in english where would the word avocado be used. To me it is a spanish sounding word. In Mexico I learned aguacate but I have always wondered why avocado is not used.

Gracias por este excelente video. Se los puse a mis estudiantes de Español 1. 😃

¡Hola! Soy Chilena y quería preguntarte ¿por qué agregas al participio la palabra "pasado"? el participio es la única forma no personal que está relacionado únicamente con el pasado. La conjugación de haber está expresada en Pretérito imperfecto. Igual está bacán la explicación que diste para que los angloparlantes puedan entender el uso de haber, un dolor de cabeza para muchos, así que te felicito, muy buen video

Using "hubiera(s)" in place of a form of "deber" is very common in Spanish in some areas, as you point out.

Very nicely done, concise and understandable. Thank you.

gran exposición

Enjoyed the video, thank you