We are back again - Enjoy your holidays with some Netflix and LEARN SPANISH 🤣. If you want to level up your Spanish quick then check this out ▶speakspanishfaster.com/youtube. Use this form to let me know what videos you would like to see in the near future ➡forms.gle/2GtodYVephRhFw4v6
I'm also a Puerto Rican whose parents are from Puerto Rico and I grew up in New York speaking English while my parents spoke Spanish to me. I completely understand Spanish but now I want to learn to speak Spanish fluently. I love your video "How to Learn Spanish with Netflix". Although you recommendation is time consuming, it's worth the effort. I'm following your instructions and I'm learning lots of vocabulary while entertaining myself. I agree Netflix is a great way to learn Spanish fast. Thanks for your recommendation. Carmel is outstanding to watch plus outstanding way to learn Spanish
I had a Colombian-American wife at the time that I lived in an apartment house in NYC. The building superintendent lived with his family in the same building, they were Puerto Ricans. One day he told my wife that he couldn't understand why his daughters were failing their Spanish classes in school. She very gently told him that the kids, as they were growing up, where experiencing Spanglish, not Spanish.
I recommend the show Morocco: Love in Times of War. It's a show from Spain with 12 episodes currently with another season soon I believe. The show is about Spanish nurses during the Rif War in the 1920s. The show is intense but also has love stories and turns of events. It is Spain Spanish.
I’m a Spanish speaker and my advice to those want to learn Spanish is to make sure they understand that Spanish from Spain and Spanish from Latin America it’s a little different but that small difference can make a big difference. Spanish from Latin America is a lot easier to understand and a lot more people Speak it. Spaniels have a way to say certain words that are hard to understand. Focus on shows that are originally spoken in Spanish from Mexico or other Latin country.
@@Chronikoles yea, It would specify European Spanish . If its just Latin American Spanish it would say Spanish. I have to disagree with Ana’s statement. Learn whichever form of Spanish is relevant to your region. Castilian/European Spanish is the same Spanish spoken in Spain and that is the Spanish taught outside of the Americas. So if you go to the UK, France, etc that is the Spanish you will here. Latin American Spanish is relevant to the Americas and the Carribean. Both forms of Spanish would be understood. Just watch out for slang in different parts of the world. The only hard thing about Castilian Spanish is the “th” sound that phonetically sounds like the th you would hear in the word think. So Cinco would be pronounced “thinko” Lopez would be pronounced Lopeth. But otherwise either one would be understood.
@@colemerchant8926 No, learn the dialect that's relevant to you. Learning Castillian Spanish if you live in the Americas is pointless to a beginner as it's not the dialect spoken there and will only cause a new learner more confusion. Even within the Americas there are several distinct dialects. For most of the USA, Latin is the most relevant by far. Some would make your same argument about English and say to learn the England - English. But again, learn what's relevant to you. Unless you're planning a trip to the UK, learning that accent and vocabulary isn't useful to you as a beginner.
Yes! This has been so useful to me. My Spanish is a high level now but everyday I watch an episode of a show, every day I learn at least one new word that I didn't know, my vocab has improved so much in just a few months from taking just half an hour a day to watch an episode. I find you are exposed to unusual, not very common words so much by using this method.
I learned English using this method! After two months I didn't have to pause the video at all. It's very good way of learning new language. Worked perfectly for me. Buena suerte!
I appreciate the positive spin on the subs not matching the dubs. I'll try to be more open about that. For those who don't know, Closed Captions (or CC) is the tag to watch out for if you want direct transcription of the audio. 'Subtitles' are more flexible and not necessarily word-for-word.
I appreciate this advice. I am currently trying to learn Spanish , and honestly it has been a little difficult here and there. So finding ways I can actively incorporate Spanish into my life through what I am already absorbing (entertainment), has been a really helpful tip. So thank you :)
Im also trying to improve my Spanish, and I have started listening to Spanish radio stations as well as using google translation app, to figure out how to pronounce a word. The best part about using google translate, is that I can take a pic of a street sign snd it will convert to English or to Spanish. This has been great in helping people I’ve met who spoke little English, but with whom I couldn’t help past a certain point because of my limited Spanish ability. Cheers and good luck!
I recommend doing a little comprehensible input followed by a lot of incomprehensible input - meaning no subtitles or script just active listening. This process might be slower but it’s less boring and certain things start to stick better when you heard them. When you’re using incomprehensible input try to guess the topic of what they’re based on the context of their actions and facial expressions. Vocabulary build can be slow, but if there’s a word that stands out to you, search it and practice using it in a sentence. Stick with this along with reading and speaking and you’ll see major improvements.
This same method is good with reading newspapers in a foreign language. When reading a foreign language newspaper, sometimes I use a dictionary or google translate (or read with tutor), but sometimes I just keep reading whether I understand each word or phrase or not. Hell, I will could go on for pages reading incomprehensible paragraphs. Then I give it a rest an read those same pages two or three days later and a weird thing happens....I understand it!!! I have taught myself French, Arabic and Turkish this way.
I have been doing this before I've seen the video, and I can confirm that doing an episode in one sitting is too much. 5 to 10 minutes is perfect. As for recommendations, my absolute favorite is Desenfrenadas!
Thanks for all this information on learning Spanish with Netflix. Even though I took Spanish in high school long ago, The thing i find hard getting back and used to in the language is the reversal of nouns vs the verbs/adjectives between English and Spanish in sentences. In English we majority of the time say the adjectives first before the Noun, Spanish seems to be just reverse most of the time. Example: "I live in a very large house" Spanish: "Vivo en la casa muy Grande" Hard to get used to that thinking process being English speaking all my life. Anyway, thanks for your video.
"I live in *a* very large house" = "Vivo en *una* casa muy grande" ; "Vivo en *la* casa muy Grande" = "I live in *the* very large house" (which sounds a little bit odd to me in both languages, mostly in Spanish ). Keep going, practice makes perfect, it's only a matter of time. It took me only 18 years to get the hang of English, although most of the "learning" came in the form of wasting most if not all my afternoons in my teenage years on TH-cam and watching TV shows in English. Think at least 6 if not 8 or more hours a day for 5 or so years.
Yea there’s a few tricky aspects to Spanish. The thing I find the most confusing is how there’s several words that have multiple yet completely different meanings. Like for example el means the and it also means he. And porque can mean because or it can mean why? So that’s odd. Also having to change up the gender vowels when speaking to either a man or a woman can also be kinda weird.
@@cooliodiablo4571 Interesting I hadn't notice that "el" can mean both "the" and "he". Once you get used to words having a sex you don't really notice it, but I can see why it feels weird coming from a language that doesn't have that feature. And by the way, "porque" = "because" and "por que" = "why", but to be honest, many native Spanish speakers don't use them correctly. Also, there is a difference between «Porqué» / «porque» / «por qué» / «por que» you cal look it up on the RAE website.
This is so tactical and practical. I’ve watched all sorts of Spanish shows from Narcos to Wild District to Jaguar and caught a few phrases without reading the subtitles, but this is another level. Especially the tip about watching something that’s a favorite, but dubbing in Spanish. Awesome and useful video.
I recommend watching Malcolm in the middle in Latin Spanish, it's a hilarious show and it's in the heart of a lot of Latin Americans, specially Mexicans. Also the Simpsons and pirates of the caribean.
Simpsons. 😂!! I know very little spanish. But I know so much of the dialogue and how the character speak so when I visit mexico. I absolutely love watching the simpsons in spanish. And its even funnier with the spanish voice over actors.. Hahaha.
thank you! I moved the the Dominican Republic about 16 months ago and have tried many different techniques, but these one seems to be the best that I have seen. Thanks again!!!
I'm not learning Spanish but thank you so much because you helped me find a whole bunch of new tools I can use for language learning. Not just the one you introduced but others too that I may not have found without first being introduced to that one.
I'm not even going to watch cause I know the tip you're about to give and it's a great one, which is why I gave you the thumbs up. My grandfather came from Switzerland after WW2 knowing no English, he learned mostly by listening to the radio and picking things up slowly.
I just began my Spanish journey and so thankful for the advice you have given and I’m excited to use this technique and rewatch Stranger Things!! Much appreciated!!
Good stuff! Your take on the difference between subtitles and voiceover for dubbed shows is interesting. I had always though of that as a negative thing, but I love your positive take on it. It makes me see it in a new light!
thanks so much for this! i already know spanish (puerto rican as well) but i’m learning french and language reactor seems like it’ll be a game changer for me.
This is similar to learning spanish songs. I've picked up quiet a few phrases buy learning a song with the translation next to it. I sometimes learn the word before i memorize the meaning, but then I always go back and it's easier to link the word to the meaning. It feels a little more organic than traditional studying english to spanish.
Exactly, I love music for learning. Although I think dialogue is a little better because musicians often change sentence structure to make words rhyme. But still music is excellent for learning new words and pronunciation.
@@mumsss8731 well I my best advice is listening to music from people like bad bunny, Romeo santos, and aunel AA cause the music sounds best to me but it depends on you if you like it
Lol I thought I was the only one using kids content sometimes to learn but it helps especially when there are songs. I mean of you've seen Dora a few times, 'azul' and 'azúcar' kinda sticks with you lol. Also narcos 🤷🏾♀️
Is there any place I can watch ANYTHING with Spanish audio and have the subtitles match in spanish? They never say the same thing. I need the subtitles to match the audio to understand what they are saying. It would really help with my listening. Even with this app, they arent matching.
@@SpeakSpanishFaster Click the Gear next to the Language Reactor button and look for the "Hide Subtitles" drop down and select the Hide Translations Option.
Thanks for the video. I've been doing this already except I've found that the built-in Netflix Spanish subtitles don't match the Spanish words they're saying. I'm hesitant to let an extension have access to my Netflix information, though. So I'm going to pass on the extension. I, for one, would love a list of shows that lend themselves to Spanish listening/learning on Netflix, though.
Wait ! I learned to break ankles with you... And know I'm gonna learn Spanish? Next you'll teach me 17th century middle eastern history I guess. That's awesome!!!!
It's also good to watch shows youve already watched on Spanish TV channels. Walking Dead & Sons of Anarchy are 2 examples. They'll have the dubbed over but if you know the plot & what's been said, it's easier to understand.
i used to watch your ilovebasketballtv videos a while back. i love that you’re doing something different and helping people in another way, but what happened with basketball, you still play?
Hello I am interested in online lessons with native speakers because I eventually want to move to either Arizona or El Paso TX. I want a job in social work so I must become as fluent as possible. I have a basic knowledge of pronunciation and some vocabulary words and phrase like Muy Bien and Como Estas, I count to twenty and so forth. My conversation skills are lacking though. It has been years since I took Spanish in college.
We are back again - Enjoy your holidays with some Netflix and LEARN SPANISH 🤣. If you want to level up your Spanish quick then check this out ▶speakspanishfaster.com/youtube.
Use this form to let me know what videos you would like to see in the near future ➡forms.gle/2GtodYVephRhFw4v6
!Muchísimas gracias!
I'm also a Puerto Rican whose parents are from Puerto Rico and I grew up in New York speaking English while my parents spoke Spanish to me. I completely understand Spanish but now I want to learn to speak Spanish fluently. I love your video "How to Learn Spanish with Netflix". Although you recommendation is time consuming, it's worth the effort. I'm following your instructions and I'm learning lots of vocabulary while entertaining myself. I agree Netflix is a great way to learn Spanish fast. Thanks for your recommendation. Carmel is outstanding to watch plus outstanding way to learn Spanish
Thanks for your feedback Maria!
I had a Colombian-American wife at the time that I lived in an apartment house in NYC. The building superintendent lived with his family in the same building, they were Puerto Ricans. One day he told my wife that he couldn't understand why his daughters were failing their Spanish classes in school. She very gently told him that the kids, as they were growing up, where experiencing Spanglish, not Spanish.
I recommend the show Morocco: Love in Times of War. It's a show from Spain with 12 episodes currently with another season soon I believe. The show is about Spanish nurses during the Rif War in the 1920s. The show is intense but also has love stories and turns of events. It is Spain Spanish.
If you live in the US or Canada it would be better to learn Latin American Spanish
Castilian*
"It is Spain Spanish." Well you did note that the show was from Spain ...
Thanks for the recommendation! I love this genre of shows
@@bkcalvine emphasis never hurt anyone haha
I’m a Spanish speaker and my advice to those want to learn Spanish is to make sure they understand that Spanish from Spain and Spanish from Latin America it’s a little different but that small difference can make a big difference. Spanish from Latin America is a lot easier to understand and a lot more people
Speak it. Spaniels have a way to say certain words that are hard to understand. Focus on shows that are originally spoken in Spanish from Mexico or other Latin country.
@@Chronikoles yea, It would specify European Spanish . If its just Latin American Spanish it would say Spanish. I have to disagree with Ana’s statement. Learn whichever form of Spanish is relevant to your region. Castilian/European Spanish is the same Spanish spoken in Spain and that is the Spanish taught outside of the Americas. So if you go to the UK, France, etc that is the Spanish you will here. Latin American Spanish is relevant to the Americas and the Carribean. Both forms of Spanish would be understood. Just watch out for slang in different parts of the world. The only hard thing about Castilian Spanish is the “th” sound that phonetically sounds like the th you would hear in the word think. So Cinco would be pronounced “thinko” Lopez would be pronounced Lopeth. But otherwise either one would be understood.
Latin American spanish is crap, Its basically a "ghetto" and uncordinated way of speaking spanish learn from the original creators.
Exactly!
@@colemerchant8926 No, learn the dialect that's relevant to you. Learning Castillian Spanish if you live in the Americas is pointless to a beginner as it's not the dialect spoken there and will only cause a new learner more confusion. Even within the Americas there are several distinct dialects. For most of the USA, Latin is the most relevant by far.
Some would make your same argument about English and say to learn the England - English. But again, learn what's relevant to you. Unless you're planning a trip to the UK, learning that accent and vocabulary isn't useful to you as a beginner.
@@Demolishionist If they are from the northern part of America then you are correct.
Yes! This has been so useful to me. My Spanish is a high level now but everyday I watch an episode of a show, every day I learn at least one new word that I didn't know, my vocab has improved so much in just a few months from taking just half an hour a day to watch an episode. I find you are exposed to unusual, not very common words so much by using this method.
I learned English using this method! After two months I didn't have to pause the video at all. It's very good way of learning new language. Worked perfectly for me. Buena suerte!
Great job! That's impressive. Thanks for sharing!
I've often heard people say they learned English from watching TV. I never knew the tricks you taught in this video. Going to try this out. Thank you!
Bro this is literally one of the best Spanish Learning videos of all time.
jaja gracias hermano!
I appreciate the positive spin on the subs not matching the dubs. I'll try to be more open about that. For those who don't know, Closed Captions (or CC) is the tag to watch out for if you want direct transcription of the audio. 'Subtitles' are more flexible and not necessarily word-for-word.
I appreciate this advice. I am currently trying to learn Spanish , and honestly it has been a little difficult here and there. So finding ways I can actively incorporate Spanish into my life through what I am already absorbing (entertainment), has been a really helpful tip. So thank you :)
Im also trying to improve my Spanish, and I have started listening to Spanish radio stations as well as using google translation app, to figure out how to pronounce a word. The best part about using google translate, is that I can take a pic of a street sign snd it will convert to English or to Spanish. This has been great in helping people I’ve met who spoke little English, but with whom I couldn’t help past a certain point because of my limited Spanish ability. Cheers and good luck!
I recommend doing a little comprehensible input followed by a lot of incomprehensible input - meaning no subtitles or script just active listening. This process might be slower but it’s less boring and certain things start to stick better when you heard them. When you’re using incomprehensible input try to guess the topic of what they’re based on the context of their actions and facial expressions. Vocabulary build can be slow, but if there’s a word that stands out to you, search it and practice using it in a sentence. Stick with this along with reading and speaking and you’ll see major improvements.
This same method is good with reading newspapers in a foreign language. When reading a foreign language newspaper, sometimes I use a dictionary or google translate (or read with tutor), but sometimes I just keep reading whether I understand each word or phrase or not. Hell, I will could go on for pages reading incomprehensible paragraphs. Then I give it a rest an read those same pages two or three days later and a weird thing happens....I understand it!!! I have taught myself French, Arabic and Turkish this way.
@@juniorjames7076 that’s a pretty good technique! I use google translate, but what you’ve described sounds great, I’m going to try that out.cheers!
Are you fluent?
im puerto rican and my spanish is horrendous glad to finally have a way to try to learn more efficiently. Thank you!
I just downloaded. Started automatically when I launched Netflix.
Love it.
Slowing the playback to make it easier bto catch more words is great!
WOW. I’ve watched a lot of tip videos out there but this takes it to a new level. Awesome advice here.
hey due, wil you want to learn Spanish ? for language exchange a bit hours everyday! I want to learn English
I have been doing this before I've seen the video, and I can confirm that doing an episode in one sitting is too much. 5 to 10 minutes is perfect. As for recommendations, my absolute favorite is Desenfrenadas!
Thanks for all this information on learning Spanish with Netflix. Even though I took Spanish in high school long ago, The thing i find hard getting back and used to in the language is the reversal of nouns vs the verbs/adjectives between English and Spanish in sentences. In English we majority of the time say the adjectives first before the Noun, Spanish seems to be just reverse most of the time. Example: "I live in a very large house" Spanish: "Vivo en la casa muy Grande" Hard to get used to that thinking process being English speaking all my life. Anyway, thanks for your video.
"I live in *a* very large house" = "Vivo en *una* casa muy grande" ; "Vivo en *la* casa muy Grande" = "I live in *the* very large house" (which sounds a little bit odd to me in both languages, mostly in Spanish ). Keep going, practice makes perfect, it's only a matter of time. It took me only 18 years to get the hang of English, although most of the "learning" came in the form of wasting most if not all my afternoons in my teenage years on TH-cam and watching TV shows in English. Think at least 6 if not 8 or more hours a day for 5 or so years.
Yea there’s a few tricky aspects to Spanish. The thing I find the most confusing is how there’s several words that have multiple yet completely different meanings. Like for example el means the and it also means he. And porque can mean because or it can mean why? So that’s odd. Also having to change up the gender vowels when speaking to either a man or a woman can also be kinda weird.
@@cooliodiablo4571 Interesting I hadn't notice that "el" can mean both "the" and "he".
Once you get used to words having a sex you don't really notice it, but I can see why it feels weird coming from a language that doesn't have that feature.
And by the way, "porque" = "because" and "por que" = "why", but to be honest, many native Spanish speakers don't use them correctly. Also, there is a difference between «Porqué» / «porque» / «por qué» / «por que» you cal look it up on the RAE website.
@@whitexicanat-large681 In 18 years - what do you think helped you learn English the most or the best?
I love this! I was wondering if there was a way to get English and Spanish subtitles at the same time. This is perfect.
This is so tactical and practical. I’ve watched all sorts of Spanish shows from Narcos to Wild District to Jaguar and caught a few phrases without reading the subtitles, but this is another level. Especially the tip about watching something that’s a favorite, but dubbing in Spanish. Awesome and useful video.
Wow!!! Thank you for sharing this. I want to become a citizen of mexico. this is going to help me so much with my fluency goals.
I have been dreaming of such a feature for years! Muchas gracias!
I recommend watching Malcolm in the middle in Latin Spanish, it's a hilarious show and it's in the heart of a lot of Latin Americans, specially Mexicans. Also the Simpsons and pirates of the caribean.
Thanks for the advice!
Simpsons. 😂!! I know very little spanish. But I know so much of the dialogue and how the character speak so when I visit mexico. I absolutely love watching the simpsons in spanish. And its even funnier with the spanish voice over actors.. Hahaha.
What platform are malcom and Simpson’s on in Spanish?
thank you! I moved the the Dominican Republic about 16 months ago and have tried many different techniques, but these one seems to be the best that I have seen. Thanks again!!!
I use this with Netflix, but I really like your method of doing this. Will definitely give it a try. Thanks so much!
I'm not learning Spanish but thank you so much because you helped me find a whole bunch of new tools I can use for language learning. Not just the one you introduced but others too that I may not have found without first being introduced to that one.
I'm not even going to watch cause I know the tip you're about to give and it's a great one, which is why I gave you the thumbs up.
My grandfather came from Switzerland after WW2 knowing no English, he learned mostly by listening to the radio and picking things up slowly.
I just began my Spanish journey and so thankful for the advice you have given and I’m excited to use this technique and rewatch Stranger Things!! Much appreciated!!
I’ve actually been doing for a couple of months and it has helped me. Btw Netflix has been undefeated with their international shows.
Facts, the international shows are amazing. HBO Max has some good ones too.
Hi Rocky, I thank God for you. I have been trying to learn Spanish for a while now. Keep your great videos coming.
Thank you so much for this. I've been trying to learn Spanish for a few years now, but your advise will help to level-up my studies. Thank you!!
You can do it Regina! So happy I can help!
does it work on hulu?
I didn’t know about this method until now! Thank you very much!
I'm seeking someone what want talking with me and learn mutually. I'm learning english. And why not, make us good friends. Greetings from Colombia! ☺😉
By far the best advice I’ve had so far
Good stuff! Your take on the difference between subtitles and voiceover for dubbed shows is interesting. I had always though of that as a negative thing, but I love your positive take on it. It makes me see it in a new light!
Glad it helped you Andrew! Let me know how it goes for you.
hey due, wil you want to learn Spanish ? for language exchange a bit hours everyday! I want to learn English!
This is a game changer! And no it's not tedious at all. I love it! Muchas gracias. 😁
thanks so much for this! i already know spanish (puerto rican as well) but i’m learning french and language reactor seems like it’ll be a game changer for me.
Great, phenomenal video Rocky, glad it did so well. ❤👍
Sin senos no hay paraíso thank me later! Great show learned how to speak just from watching. Still learning how to write in spanish
This is similar to learning spanish songs. I've picked up quiet a few phrases buy learning a song with the translation next to it. I sometimes learn the word before i memorize the meaning, but then I always go back and it's easier to link the word to the meaning. It feels a little more organic than traditional studying english to spanish.
Exactly, I love music for learning. Although I think dialogue is a little better because musicians often change sentence structure to make words rhyme. But still music is excellent for learning new words and pronunciation.
Could you recommend some songs please especially those not too fast
@@mumsss8731 well I my best advice is listening to music from people like bad bunny, Romeo santos, and aunel AA cause the music sounds best to me but it depends on you if you like it
@@mumsss8731 th-cam.com/video/THBP1tq49wk/w-d-xo.html
@@mumsss8731 Calle 13 is great for Latin American Spanish.
Vis a Vis (locked up), The Inmate and Reina Del Sur are pretty good.
I got your 7 days.and the advanced. Wow this is awesome 👍 I love this tool . I was just thinking can I watch in Spanish sub, fantastic 😊🌟
Reina de la Sur.. excellent 👌
This is heaven!! You got a new subscriber.
I really liked this video. I'm not a regular on this channel but I like the approach of making it fun to learn
you nailed this one kiddo. The content access blew my mind. Gracias!!!
lmao hold up, this vid was on my recommended & i was like "is that coach rock from i
Wow thank you! I just started watching a kids show on Netflix, Pocoyo. This is so much better!! Thank you! Cannot wait
Lol I thought I was the only one using kids content sometimes to learn but it helps especially when there are songs. I mean of you've seen Dora a few times, 'azul' and 'azúcar' kinda sticks with you lol. Also narcos 🤷🏾♀️
That’s is a really great idea about Netflix, it’s amazing how videos can help
The subtitles are different at times because they abbreviate the dialogue a bit to make it easier to read quickly.
Great ideas
Imma watch Friday because I know every line in English!
LOL Smart!
This is an amazing technique!!! Thank you so much for sharing this!!!
Thank you so much! This is the best app ever!
An absolute game-changer!!!! I've been using good translate, it's been taking hours 😬😂
(thank you!!)
Very nice! I will definitely give this a go! Muchas Gracias!
arghhh how did i never know about this... thank you so much for sharing
Is there any place I can watch ANYTHING with Spanish audio and have the subtitles match in spanish? They never say the same thing. I need the subtitles to match the audio to understand what they are saying. It would really help with my listening. Even with this app, they arent matching.
Looking forward to trying this in the AM 💯
Good stuff man. I’m excited to try this out. Thanks
Thanks for this great information! I'm going to give it a try.
How about Spanish Show for kids that are beginning to learn Spanish?
Great idea!
Another great thing is in the settings for language reactor you can blur the English translations so it only shows when you hover over the word.
That's awesome, I didn't even know that! How do I do that? haha
@@SpeakSpanishFaster Click the Gear next to the Language Reactor button and look for the "Hide Subtitles" drop down and select the Hide Translations Option.
Thanks for the video. I've been doing this already except I've found that the built-in Netflix Spanish subtitles don't match the Spanish words they're saying. I'm hesitant to let an extension have access to my Netflix information, though. So I'm going to pass on the extension. I, for one, would love a list of shows that lend themselves to Spanish listening/learning on Netflix, though.
Can you use this only on your computer, or can you also use it on your TV?
Damn! I’ve been looking for something like this forever!
Is there a comparable add-on for Firefox? I can not stand chrome, and I rarely use it.
Love this idea! Thanks very much! Hey, by the way, I don’t see the link for the “3 Secrets…” Thanks again!
Muy util, gracias por compartir! 👏
Wait ! I learned to break ankles with you... And know I'm gonna learn Spanish?
Next you'll teach me 17th century middle eastern history I guess.
That's awesome!!!!
LIke the PE teacher that's also teaching Spanish, right? Hahaha
@@SpeakSpanishFaster seriously if you're half good teaching other stuff than you are teaching basketball, this channel is gonna be something!
@@SpeakSpanishFaster do you also teach chess?
Thank you for breaking this down!!
Any recommendations for shows on Netflix in Puerto Rican Spanish? Really trying to focus on understanding the accent.
Nicky Jam series is the only one I found
Really enjoyed the video. It was very helpful.
Thank you. This is really helpful x
Great video and great idea, thanks so much.
It's also good to watch shows youve already watched on Spanish TV channels. Walking Dead & Sons of Anarchy are 2 examples. They'll have the dubbed over but if you know the plot & what's been said, it's easier to understand.
I downloaded the extension but I go to Netflix and it not on the bottom left like yours
This was a very helpful video!!! Thank you!!!
Glad it was helpful!
this is great. Thank you!
Can u print out the transceipt? Can you choose the shows that you want or does it have a list already?
Happy New Year!!! 💕💖💞🙏🏾🙏🏾🎉🎊
I became very conversational with Spanish by just listening to reggaeton but now I have a Cuban/Puerto Rican accent because of the words I used. Lol
I just started doing Who Killed Marta in Italian. Good story, lots of very basic vocabulary in the script.
Do you have any good Puerto Rican Netflix shows you can recommend?
Great tips my man. Likely cannot use when using safari browser?
i used to watch your ilovebasketballtv videos a while back. i love that you’re doing something different and helping people in another way, but what happened with basketball, you still play?
Great tool and tips
Hello I am interested in online lessons with native speakers because I eventually want to move to either Arizona or El Paso TX. I want a job in social work so I must become as fluent as possible. I have a basic knowledge of pronunciation and some vocabulary words and phrase like Muy Bien and Como Estas, I count to twenty and so forth. My conversation skills are lacking though. It has been years since I took Spanish in college.
Esoo
Muy bacano, gracias por compartir!!
there was just an ad for your channels before your video 😂 hahaha
This is gold! Thank you for the awesome advice :)
hey due, wil you want to learn Spanish ? for language exchange a bit hours everyday! I want to learn English
This was great 😊
Thank you so much for this very helpful information.
Glad it was helpful!
Can anyone recommend Netflix shows that may have more South American accents? Either Colombian or Argentinian? Gracias!
Excellent advice. Thank you.
Anytime!
Is there a phone version of this (language reactor) if i want to watch on my phone?
Great technique. Thanks!
Glad it was helpful Eric.
What a video. Thank you
I subscribed from that video
Thanks for sharing this. ☮️
Great video. Thanks
Great video thank you
Omg man thxxx, Fr lol I never knew they had this, and thanks for the strategy too