Story to Learn How to Ask For Directions in Spanish

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Let’s learn all about directions in Spanish!
In the first part of this video, we're going to teach you how to ask for directions in Spanish. Then, you’ll watch a fun story that demonstrates all the concepts that you’ve just learned. Stay tuned to find out how to avoid making a very common mistake when traveling to Spain! And finally, you’ll watch the story again with English subtitles to check your comprehension.
Let’s get started!
Chapters:
00:00 Introduction
00:26 Asking for directions in Spanish
03:20 Directions vocab
06:26 More precise directions
09:58 Points of reference
10:53 Estimating time
11:31 Not understanding
11:59 Gratitude
12:25 Watch a fun story with Spanish subtitles
15:51 Re-watch the story with English subtitles
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[@scottlarson1548]

One of the many crazy things about "ir" is that the third person imperative is the same word as the first and third subjunctive ("vaya"). I always think they're trying to be polite, i.e. "would you go?". But the second person imperative is "ve" so your friend isn't being rude when giving you directions.
*AND* more than once someone has told me to go west ("oeste") but I misheard them saying, "...or east" ("o este") so great job on that, inventors of Spanish.

[@Psoasmusclepain]

For some of the videos that you do completely in Spanish, can you re-upload the video for for breakdown for people who are a little slower you don’t have teachers on the app like you do on TH-cam and would be a great add something like that

[@FluentUSpanish]

Actually now we have teachers on the app as well, and we also have lessons that are exclusive on the app as well. :) On the app you can see just the video, just the lesson, or do the quiz to test what you learned.