Learn Mexican Spanish Phrases For Daily Life (beginners / intermediate) 🌴English/Spanish
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 10 ก.ย. 2024
- Learn Mexican Spanish useful conversation phrases for daily life. For beginners and intermediate students.
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For me as a beginner in Spanish, knowing about nothing, I found this video to be very excellent. Perfect for me!
me gusta mucho este video,muy claro ,simple y utile ,perfecto para alguien emperaz estudiar espanol : )))
I love this video. First, the sentences use common words but are unique so I'm learning new words as well.
Second, the sentences are long enough to get context and to figure out which prepositions go with which verbs (a vs. de vs. en) and to also figure out where words go in the sentences.
Third, the sentences are faster so your ear is being trained but you have the words on screen so you know how to pronounce and what's being said.
Exactly i could understand most of it...
Hola a todos. Me encanta este video. Es muy útil para mi. He estado aprendiendo español desde 2020 de mi propio. Continúa haciendo este tipos de videos de México. Que tengas un buen día amigo.
¿Y usted es fluente en español ahora?
The correct way to say it would be:
"He estado aprendiendo Español por mi cuenta desde el 2020" or
"He estado aprendiendo Español por mi mismo desde el 2020"
Thank you 21 languages very much for your excellent video lesson !
Glad you liked it!
I like this video so much wow thanks,🙏I learned a little hard to get the best video ever and so much appreciate you, sharing real-time the day,muchas gracias guys,🙏🙏🙏💜
que bien que aprendan español así serán pocas las Barreras ha Romper 👍
Hola a todos ustedes! This video is Brilliant 👍 Perfect explanation. Wish you health, all the best.
Thank you so much! 😊🌹💐
I like to learn more
español..
I recommend you the free one line course by UNAM ( National University of México) go to AVI UNAM obviously in the Spanish language section.( sorry I'm trying to learn English by my own).
I wish this came with a script or a pdf. Thanks for posting.Very good content.
this is so helpful!!!!! Muchas Gracias ☺️
_this really helped, muchas gracias para tu ayuda_
Just moved to Mexico and this helped tremendously. I'm trying to forget English lmfao
you don’t need to forget english to learn another language, it would be nice to know spanish and english.
@@blnguz I don't want anything to do with north America, the US, America, whatever you call it. Colonizers. Plus, English is full of black magic.
@@farbeyondmisunderstood los otros te entiendo , pero umm hay “black magic” o brujería en México también. 🌝
Дуже сподобалось. Дякую
Great lesson. Wish they had one without the music.
I feel distracted by the music too.
Mi español es muy bien
Muy bien video..
Me gusto
MUY BUENO
Good teaching video, but the music makes me sad.
Best video for me!
Great video! Thanks, however it would be very helpful if at least once it was spoken slower with more articulation
Thanks for posting
Could you make a version where you put the Spanish first, so we could basically quiz ourselves?
Thank you for this amazing video!
Such a beautiful relaxing video. Thank yo so much!
This helped me alot
Thanks❤❤❤
Por fin pude aprender español :V
Thanks for sharing.
Excelente!
Highly useful video.
Anyone know if these expressions are specific for usage in Mexico? I'd like to learn neutral phrases but which are also commonly used in Mexico as well
to start off learning Spanish you have to know the basics like SER,ESTAR
Sure! This is the common way to speak Spanish in Mexico. 🤗 But, you need to know that there are lots of different expression and phrases. This is a really really good video to learn and practise the language. 🤗
@doggie thank you
Those are basic words: milk, tea water...etc, verbs to be, to have - it works the same like with their English equivalents - if somebody in UK says 'A cup of tea please' - those words will be understood and spoken in US as well. There are some differences even in basic words but majority are just the same in those 2 countries.
I just want to learn spanish like eddi
It’s okay my love 😍. Te echo mucho de menos, mi hermoso ángel, todavía estoy en la reunión teniendo algunos problemas serios, pero todavía estamos aquí
Que barbaro ? Could you please explain this palabras
love it
Easier to listen if you slow the speed of the YoutTube player down. His voice is a bit to bass.
20:00
Why is it “ quieren más cerveza” instead of quieres? I thought quieren was they
"(ustedes) quieren más cerveza"
it's shcokingly uselfu!!!
※maybe some articles in ing sentences are lacking tho it doen't matter for ex 66 "I'm a vegetarian"
Por que veo esto yo ya se como hablad español lol a la verga
thanks but the background music is annoying, especially when trying to focus on pronunciation
😍😍😍🙏🙏🙏
Llevo media hora viendo el video y no encuentro ninguna diferencia entre el español de México y el de España, salvo el acento. Sólo hay dos frases distintas: "son diez para la una" en español de España se dice: " son la una menos diez", y "al diez para las cuatro" que en España se dice " son las cuatro menos diez". Creo que en Mexico también te entenderían si lo dices de ese modo.
Pues de eso se trata!! De no pronunciar el acento horrible de los españoles.
Without knowing any better-being gringo-i used to say *habla Español* for yrs. how embarrassing!
why only music? let's do songs! 🤦♂
Its nice musica no
This is straight tripping me out.
Translation:
Surely I speak English should be yo habla ingles?
Yo hablo inglés is correct because the -o ending goes to the yo conjugation of the verb. Hope this helps. Habla is used for él, ella and usted.
Surely not
Slow down!!!
Just adjust the playback speed in the TH-cam player!
The female voice is more comprehensive. I don't much like the male voice; it is sloppy sounding. Learning would not go so well with him. If you want to impart knowledge, it needs to be spoken a little slower, hence more clearly spoken. I do appreciate the opportunity to learn (and write) these useful sentences.