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How to BUY at a MARKET in Spanish
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 18 ส.ค. 2024
- I love the markets in Mexico! Have you ever been to one? In this video, you’ll learn everything you have to know for a successful trip to Mexican mercado.
#buying_at_a_market_in_spanish
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0:00 Intro
0:19 Cosas Que Vas a Escuchar
1:33 En El Puesto
3:07 Comprar Pollo
4:10 Comprar Carne
5:40 Notas Importantes
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Gracias por esta lección Señorita Paulisima. I real life Spanish lessons like this, not useless pop culture and social media lessons.
Qué bueno que te gustó Leonard 🎉
Very good-I always wondered what the Trabajadores was saying as I walk by!!!!
Qué bueno que Yelp encontraste útil :)
Gracias Paulisima! ¡Mi profesor favorito de "Spring Spanish!"
Sí, he probado menudencia y me gusta comerlo. Qué rico.
Gracias Paulisima! Realmente disfruté el video.
I work at fairs and markets. "Pasele amigos! Pasele jovenes!" is our "catch phrase". It only works if you are Mexican😑 Another problem is at some markets watch out for the "gringo" price! It can easily be doubled😬 If you want to seem less foreign when asking for prices say, "A cómo das" el kilo de...?, instead of cuanto costa...? And if they bs prices just respond, "No me diga mama made mirewaï!" Jajaja🤣🤣🤣
Go with a Mexican or always to the same stands. They'll be less greedy. And the last phrase is a semi-vulgar way of saying "you're shitting me" lol😂😂
¿Favor, me puede traducir la ultima expesión? Don't tell me mama....?
You can look at my response just above your comment. Just a slang term for you're shitting me (with me)😅
Or I would say to the seller: " dejame ver "
Me encanta comprar en los mercados en México. Hay muchas verduras y frutas frescas. Este vocabulario es muy útil. Gracias Paulisima.
Gracias
In Medellín I noticed that even regular stores often had someone outside the door (often the store owner) talking to passers-by on the sidewalks trying to get them into their stores. In the U.S. we only have those guys holding up signs.
Mucho gracias! Very usefull!
Would be perfect also to have such a lesson for pescaderia.
Gracias! Lo voy a considerar
Fried chicken livers is a common menu item in southern (US) restaurants. But nowadays you can't count on any being inside a whole bird. It's getting to where if you want chicken livers you have to buy them separately. It wasn't always that way.
Hi. Do you do one-to-one lessons?
Interesante. Marchanta/e puede ser comprador o vendedor.
I know milanesa (we buy it at our favorite Mexican supermercado, but what is chambarete (google translate says it's beef shank)
En Guatemala es común escuchar "¿y, la ganancia?" por ese pequeño extra.
BTW, I think I’m in love with Paulísima…😍😍😍
❤ y la ganancia? Me encantó!
En Ecuador es quasi igual, sino que en vez de Guero/Guera dicen "mi hijo" "mi hija" a veces "mi hijito/a"
Siii en mexico tambien! O decirle “mami” o “madre” a las mujeres ejjejejej
Favor, me da cien gramos de avestruz, cien gramos de víbora y un paquete de escorpiónes surtidas.
😅
I learned what Kilo is 2 pounds. Yo aprendo que a Kilo es
Yes, we eat giblets... I am Croatian. A good lesson, thanks.