🔴 Intermediate Spanish Conversation Practice: 100 Phrases You Can Use For A Lifetime
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 2 ก.พ. 2022
- Master 100 intermediate (and some advanced) Spanish conversation phrases with this video! These Spanish phrases will help you sound more natural and understand spoken Spanish (Spain) better!
😚 Check out our Patreon page for Spanish Anki flashcards with the phrases of this video: / 21languages
💛 Hi guys! Hope you like this video. You can now listen to all these sentences in a random order on your phone with our PLAYLISTS (available on Patreon). You can try it FOR FREE here: www.patreon.com/posts/64834281
This is almost perfect. The 3 repetitions at different tempos is a really good technique. I wish there was a short pause after your English prompt, for us to try to repeat the phrase in Spanish, then one more repetition of the Spanish phrase at a medium tempo, then one more pause for us to repeat. There is lots of research, both in learning music and languages, proving The Magic 5 principle, i.e. 5 repetitions, each different, commits short term memory to long term memory. Thank you.
I'm glad I found your channel. If I may make a suggestion; (I'm not even sure if it is a good idea.) If you could put the actual meaning of many of these words in parentheses, because I know some literal translations r different verses in certain phrases
¡Hola, chicos y chicas! Hay una frase en este vídeo que por error no aparece en la pantalla: "Invito yo" = "It's on me". 😚Y, por cierto, gracias a tod@s por vernos y apoyarnos en Patreon: www.patreon.com/21languages
Very useful phrases thanks for your lesson
thank you very much .es genial .muchas gracias .
As a native spanish speaker..I can say.... You're Spanish accent sounds nice.
"Your Spanish..."
Дуже гарна вимова обома мовами.
Excellente !
Thanks
where do I find the Anki deck that you mention?
wow Awesome video 🤗☺️
Thank you 🤗
Is this on anki too via patreon?
For someone only listening, who doesn't know Spanish, saying the phrases in English first might be helpful in remembering them.
In my humble opinion, that would be much effective if at first you say English frase and after Spanish, because if we just listen and don't look at the screen, we repeat blindly, we listen without imagination of the sense of sentence sometimes not having idea what was told about, and in this case it's very difficult to memorize.
First time ever I see a Spanish speaker who looks like a Scandinavian or German! By the way all these phrases are taught assuming someone is talking to a familiar person. Formal Spanish would be different hope no one says these to a person unfamiliar to them e.g. que tal estas
Yes, these phrases are super informal ;)
In fact, there are Spanish speakers from every race, maybe you haven't met many Spanish speakers.Even in Latin American countries it's not uncommon to find people with the physical characteristics that you mentioned.Latin America has also received a lot of immigrants from all over the world, icluding Scandianavia, Germany, France, Spain (of course), Italy, Russia, etc.
There are fair-skinned spanish speakers in every Latin country.
It American English?
yes :)
@@21languages is it spain spanish ?
This would have been a lot more useful if the english audio was before the spanish audio!
I don't like this because I would much rather the literal translations. I would think this would be very confusing for the complete beginner.
Unfortunately, word for word translation isn’t an effective way to learn a language. You have to understand the language on a conceptual level, trusting that by using a phrase, you are conveying a similar message that is parallel to your native language.