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Hola, decir que el video estuvo excelente, el español es algo difícil de aprender por sus conjunciones y verbos, pero nada que no se pueda aprender si se le pone mucho amor e interés. Espero de todo corazón que sigas aprendiendo y veras como mejoras. Saludos y sigue haciendo videos así.

Que lindo que estuvo ese día! Tenemos que hacer más días en español y salir a recorrer la ciudad. Tu español mejora cada día, así que, a seguir practicando 🥰

Any TH-cam channels in Spanish that you'd recommend I check out?

Do I make mistakes when speaking Spanish? Yes. Did I make mistakes in writing the English subtitles? Also, yes. I am just a human trying to learn and what matters is that you can understand me 🙂

The interrupting dude?!

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Your examples were ok! You got it girl

Glad I found Spreewald so nice. Might consider going there when we stay in Berlin. We have limited time from Sept 5-7, then leave for Munich. We Potsdam, and maybe Spreewald.

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Wer mit dem Zug fährt, weiß leider nie, ob und wann man ankommt. Ansonsten schönes Video

You even did another one without noting it. I had enough (of you or the situation) with the hand in the head.

I just have horrible experiences.....I have never experienced so much loneliness and that feeling of persecution as if people are watching everything I do, and stupid German corrections without empathy....you are so lucky

I love that for you where are you guys from

Love you Jessie ❤

A friend from Berlin took me on a trip to and through the Spreewald, and it was a lovely experience. I loved the pickles and wished I had bought more. The regional train ride through the countryside was spectacular with sunflowers in bloom all around. I’d never considered Germany as a big sunflower producer, so I learned something new!

"I find interesting, interesting." - Stanley Kubrick, and this was interesting, thanks.

I am in Mexico, even a native speaker here is going to have something to learn there! I was there about 20 years ago and I think the people spoke with less slang so not to confuse me. I recall a guide saying to me: “You learned your Spanish in Mexico, right? I had said: Vamos allá ahorita? He said: Nosotros dicen, “enseguida” never ahorita 😮

I also feel I'm more fun and interesting in spanish than english. I've been struggling with connecting with my boyfriend because of that. I'm so familiar with the english language that I understand him better than he understands me, specially in terms if communicating feelings 😢

I've debated with myself weather to stay in Sassnitz or Glowe. Both are on Insel Rügen. I haven't been so I'm thinking Sassnitz might be better just so i can go by train and not rent a car.

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It is good to see a view from outside. We always like to complain about everything and sometimes we forget, what we already have. And I also like the options on Vocational education and training (Duale Berufsausbildung) along with school based training (schulische Berufsausbildung) or the option to study at a university or university of applied sciences.

No usamos beera acá en caba usamos cerveza

Dear Jessie, i feel like you felt... even after many years living back in the Czech Republic. It just never feels the same here for me, but also i didn't feel right staying here at that time and wanted to go abroad .It's still a bit strange living in one place after 9 years, combined, in the UK and USA. . I have an urge to just go to Argentina with all my family. 3kids. Your lessons and videos are great. Much happiness to you , from Pavel

Muy buen video loko !!! se lo voy a mostrar a mi mujer en este momento porque algunas palabras nose cómo explicársela ya que mi inglés no es perfecto pero de a poco está aprendiendo el español de Argentina 🇦🇷 , buscábamos videos y no encontrábamos uno exactamente cómo este y ya que está aprovecho yo para seguir aprendiendo también jaja 🤣

Lubbock was my favorite German city I visited when I was a foreign exchange student over there in 1994❤❤❤ So awesome to find these videos like yours since there wasn’t phones and cameras in 1994 like there are today! I have 3 albums of photos but seeing everything in real time again is amazing to my heart! ❤❤❤ Germany may become home for me one day….never know! Thank you so much for reminding me of the bliss I felt when I was there and I’m a new subscriber

YES PLEASE!!!! More videos about ANYTHING RELATED to Argentina!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

But home it still is, you statet that in your second sentence.

Where are you now?

I'm always laughing when foreigners start praising DB - very ironic!

Vielen Dank für die netten Worte über meine Heimat ❤❤❤

From Canada. Happened to me twice. Once after spending four months in the mountains of northern Thailand near the borders of Laos and Myanmar. Arriving back in Canada and my home city….I was hit with the very strong feeling that I didn’t really belong in my home city anymore. It felt different…I was changed. And again on another trip, two months in Cambodia followed by a few days in Bangkok, with lots of time at amazing temples. Returned to Canada and my home city again. And again….the weird feeling inside that I no longer belonged in my birth country and city. Very strange….

Du solltest noch mal auf Usedom reisen. Über Wolgast über die Brücke nach Usedom und dann mit der Inselbahn die ganzen Badeorte abfahren wie Zinnowitz, Zempin, Koserow, die Kaiserbäder Bansin, Heringsdorf und Ahlbeck. Und von Ahlbeck gleich zu Fuß, am Strand nach Swinemünde (Polen) wandern.

Argentine ! Really !

On #6, though similar to #1 meaning "what?", "what do you mean?", "I don't get you" and even "C'mon, really? are you serious" and so; #6 will mean, almost every time, to say to others like "So you are scared", or coward, you stood back, you don't have the guts, you don't dare and so, more than crowded or full, a metaphoric expression showing that someone's "ur-anus" is trembling, shivering or uncontrollable (like having diarrhea) cause being scared. That's why we use expressions like: cagón, te cagaste, se te frunció el orto o se te llenó el culo de preguntas. You're doing a good job but not that accurate. You're lacking of people +40 or +50 to really help spanish learners to get into the variations of spanish on each country. In our particular case, Argentinian spanish,though we speak spanish we have a lot of expressions that in majority came from Italy, mostly from the south (the poorer regions of Italy at the time of migration), who had so many different dialects than Spanish, with Galician, Catalan/Valencian, Basque, Aranese, and Asturleonese. With many influences from France, Wales, Portugal and others slang expressions. All this mix originated "cocoliche" and the most known "lunfardo" the tango language. This is a long subject talk about but the most of our gestures, proximity, hand communications, passion and loudness voices came from italians. collaboration

Well all you mention is only partly true It seems you come from a country. Where amneties are far apart or not easily reachable by foot: As a matter of fact, 1 out of every 3 Trains from Deutsche Bahn was delayed in 2023, so german punctuality is very overrated. Plus the heavily taxed aging population forces one to live in a socialist regime. People are in general distant, uncouth and unfriendly Bureaucracy is a monster, currently in berlin it takes 3 years after the application of a german passport till one gets it. Germany isnt as rosy as you think, if cycling anf wandering is what you like. Switzerland might be a better fit Germany is not for long term. Oh hell no!!!!!

Thank you for the video. Really needed it.

I like the old-fashioned architecture and towns of germany. As an immigrant from India southern Europe is more similar to india so its not that interesting One big disadvantage is not many startups and internet companies along with slow internet and burocracy

Nice video!!!! I have a lot of memories!! The combination of the signs "what" and "money" was the best!

I totally understand. My husband knows how read, speak and write English but I don't think he still understands things that I say. He interprets it wrong and hardly gets my jokes.

The only German DVD I have in my home in Paris is a Feuerzangenbowle / der Pauker double feature, but then I loved watching Oktoberfest 1900 on Netflix which is a mix of a history drama and Mafia ..

I’m Dutch dating an Argentinean man and for us, the cultural difference can be huge. A lot of things that are really normal for him are just very strange to me and vice versa. That can be really overwhelming, to have to be conscious of that all the time. And we’re never really able to express ourselves in our own language, because I don’t speak Spanish very well and he doesn’t speak Dutch. I think you have to have a lot of patience being within this kind of relationship. Thanks for this video, I love to see more representation of bilingual relationships!

Love it !!!

I say “plata” for money 😂

Does he also live in Germany like you?

i am wondering, that you are so positive about living here in germany now. Because we have a lot of Problems now here in Germany. Germany is called, the sick old man in Europe. But i also appreciate that and i am litte proud of it, that a lot of people from other countries feel save and comfortable to live here in germany. And in germany there are lot of american things, so you can feel like home. 🤩So i hope, for the future, that you still like your life in germany.

Can you make more argentina related videos

You forgot an important one: Touch your thumb and your index finger, put your hand in front of you like you were holding a tea cup and shake your hand up and down. That's "la posta" gesture, "la que vá".

This 2:57 scene was a bit scary looking, as the whole of Europe is getting more and more crowded so maybe this was a school yard or a city square and if it's the latter, 50 years ago there'd been less than half as many shoppers and pedestrians at any random moment...

It’s pretty funny that she wasn’t understanding him talking about another as having ‘big balls’ and ‘big balled’ because in Argentina and Uruguay, calling someone ‘big balled’ or ‘pelotudo’ is an insult.

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