When Chad's know Spanish: "Nah I know this language and why do this video pop up." (When I learn Spanish with my daughter) Me: "Daughter, Can you say Mamá?" Daughter: *she breaths intensely* "MAMA" Me: *smiles* "That's a nice daughter!" When kids don't know Spanish: "Great idea! *whimpers* I can use a translate hahaha." "Translation are true, Spanish is easy duh." Translation: "I was here to help you paste me in your keyboard please." "Finally now got my translation." Paste: "Paste me!" "Kk fine." (Babbel) "Isn't it battle?, Oh so it's Babbel?" Kids: "No Spanish." Chads: "Do you just said Battle?, Ok let's have a battle." Teenagers: "XD, I wish I could get pinned in the comments with my vowed language." Kids: "What's Vowed." Gay peoples: "Im Gay." People's who don't care: "A Kid 💀" Me: "Hola, ¿cómo estás, quieres una traducción? Te lo voy a decir." English People: "...." Spanish: "No, vete, por favor. " English People: "Lol I'm going away." (Duolingo) Duolingo: "Spanish or I will break your neck." Me: "Girl Duolingo was helping too wait what?- (When I watch a Spanish video) Me:" What is this?, not easy." *scrolls down* Translation:"You should translate me so if you can't know but when Spanish peoples ask you idk cause you need to learn Spanish, Can you learn a language? Spanish peoples like some are translating that kk can you use me? That's it. Duolingo:"This girl needs to learn Spanish I need to break her knees, She deserved that." (When the alarm comes after that) Alarm: "GET YOUR ASS UP DON'T WATCH THAT OTHER APPS CAN CHOOSE YOUR LANGUAGE!" saianana: "Spanish is not easy, apps should help you learn languages. You should have a conversation, Here type that app. That you can say phrases of that." *smiles* Me: "That looks like easy but Spanish people's were confused and they start answering questions." Latina: "I should learn Spanish right now, Wait is this the Description?" (Traditional Chinese) Latina: "你好." Me: "OMG how do you know this language?" Latina: "You need to download the app is called Babbel." Me: "Kk Thanks." :D Latina: "Your welcome." Clipboard: "Can you save my words so I can carry them?" Translation: "Who are you?" Chads: "That's fake!" *scrolls down* 👇. Me: "So I need to learn Spanish Features?" Mother-In-Law: "Why do you want to learn this language?" Talkior: "Spanish is already easy, You can use the app name Duolingo Or you can translate into your keyboard." Latina: "I already know now." Talkior: "What do you know." Gay peoples: *watches gay videos* "Ay Yyyyy!" Latina: "I Hate Gay." Mother-In-Law: "XD, watch another video." Talkior: "Why do I have to?" Mother-In-Law: "You need to learn with Duolingo or he breaks your knees." Latina: "It Hurts." Spanish peoples: "¡Estaban haciendo trampa en Idiomas!" (Having a Conversation) Talkior: "Yes I have one streak with Duolingo." Latina: *I should I need to have a 50 streak for learning that* Mother-In-Law: "Learn Spanish Now." Talkior: "¡Te amo!". Mother-In-Law: "Now that's a good girl." Duolingo: "Good Job You Have 2 Day Streaks!" Talkior: "Yesssss I need to get more streaks im getting on fire 🔥" Kids who need to comment like: "😊😊😊😊😊😅😅😅😅😮😮😮😮😢😢😢😂😂😂🎉🎉🎉❤❤" Chads: "Look at these ugly childrens, Baby's do this comment as well." Latina: "They have ads?" Duolingo: "May you now your favorite language now." Talkior: *Yes.* Babbel: "Choose me i can help you learn Spanish with phrases to express the world with Spanish." Latina: "This notification is keep coming up." *Her face as a tomato* Translation: "Maybe I'm the one who's easy." Latina: "So a girl says there's a new app called Babbel?"
Babbel teaches people to say: "vamos a tener mucha diversion." Instead, people should say: "nos vamos a divertir mucho." Sound like a native not like a tourist.
I’ve been listening to a lot of Spanish music specifically Baladas, Duolingo has been helping me and Telenovela’s. TH-cam is really good as well. I’m not gonna give up,one day I’m going to be fluent in Spanish.
@@theboogie1460Even if you spend two years doing Duo every day, you won't be fluent. You need real life words and conversations to become fluent in any language
@filthiest fish how what works? Many advertisement contracts have an engagement clause, you can see in the analytics of the video if people skip through portions. Even if this contract doesn't, in future videos she can point to this video during negotiations "in previous spots I had an engagement of x and a click thru of y and watch time of z"
@@SabertoothDeathmouse Oh really? Do you reckon that she has a meeting inside a board room with a TH-cam executive to hash out a new contract? Or how else she would use this and other videos to gain leverage?
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@ricksgiggle8852 Actually she wasn't. My dad is from Mexico and I didn't learn from him but instead through real life conversations with my family down there and the guys at my dad's work. You Actually think Hispanic parents go through the breakdowns of the conversation like your parents did with English teaching proper sentence structure, nouns, verbs subject clause and such. 😆 🤣
I'm the only white girl.My family and my dad is two but he speaks spanish and oh yeah i'm lonely white girl and I speak spanish But I don't mind I love myself and I am happy yay And my mom my aunt everybody Tell me how to speak spanish , cause I was a baby No babies not speak That fast so it taught me like a normal baby And my first word was ma And every time I go to party everybody's Oh my gosh , who is that Werita
fun fact: spanish and arabic have so many words in common, like alberca in arabic means بركة which is a water pool or puddle and reads exactly the same as alberca
And This water stored in Albirka was distributed by the acequias (en classic Arabic al saquiyah) And raised by the azud (al sudd) of the noria (on classical Arabic na'urah)
I'm a half Hispanic whose parents did not teach me Spanish. I want to learn to be closer to my roots. I know enough to have a broken conversation if necessary, like for directions and to order food (which I did the other day. I can barely order in English, I am so proud of myself.). But a casual conversation? Nope. Unfortunately , I cannot get Babbel, but I use Duolingo and language courses. My Spanish class right now is too easy because I already knew most things beforehand, but I learned how to conjugate, which was needed. Anyway, just wanted to share, have a nice day! :)
twinninem lol but I find watching TV or videos in Spanish without any subtitles helps tbh and so does music. just swapping things that I normally do in English for spanish ig
Bro be glade y’all have that know cuz when I was a baby me parents would only speak Spanish but if they were talking to me my mom would speak English to me but my dad really couldn’t speak English so when me parents were talking about something that they did not want to hear about they would speak Spanish and when I got a little older I understand everything they said in a little in English but a lot in Spanish. So I feel you ❤
Spanish is easier than Mmst other languages, you can search on the internet Ford the 5 levels of difficulty Ehen ist comes to learn a language, Bit all in all it depends on the person, the native language and especially the motivation
Hmm... Why is Ana lying to us? About her learning from Babble. I bet if her mom heard this she be running with a chancla. And probably yelling at her in Spanish so fast we would not envy Ana for that moment.
My son is half Ukrainian and we spend a lot of time with my husband's family so I've focused a lot of energy and making sure he's able to speak it as he gets older, but I want to add in Spanish too when he gets old enough! He gets too confused whenever I try adding it to our daily English and Russian vocabularies
It can help with confusion in bilingual kids if one parent exclusively uses one language and the other parent uses the other one. For a third language watching movies as a family in the target language is an easy supplement to some other teaching.
@@BankruptMonkey I always assumed this is how bilinguals learned the languages, with each parent speaking in their native tongue so the kids could learn and master them. But it doesn't seem to be the case, at least in the US from what I've observed throughout the years.
para estudiar* ,me ayuda mucho* Como alguien que está aprendiendo también, te recomiendo otros métodos para complementar el Duolingo. No hay problema con las aplicaciones, pero si quieres aprender más rápido podrías encontrar personas que hablan el español como nativos, y practicar con ellos. ¡Buena suerte con tú aprendizaje!
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The best way to learn is to stop using learning apps. They are all scams. Search this for your self. Watch videos in Spanish. Talk to people. Stop watching videos of how to learn because you are just procrastinating. If you want to learn then learn.
Why do you use a term "chef's kiss" that means one thing to substitute for what could be *anything*? Is it amazing, awesome, cute, incredible, cool, perfect wonderful or any part of another string of words or phrases?
@@AdrenalineandEpiphany So being something of a high enough quality to get a chef's seal of approval as very good is what you substitute for what could literally be any or all positive descriptors? So, "The amount of beauty this girl is radiating is judged as really high quality" in essence?
@@brittanyparistx with that gentle nature of hers, she could make her own reflection blush and the fact that she's also an intellectual and honestly seems so respectful...... its unfair more women aren't like her.
I love showing your videos to my ML students! They have been working so hard to be fully bilingual to communicate better with their families. Thank you for being awesome!
Nevermind, it's shit, they want money from you after the first course. It's a shame because so far I'm liking what they're offering but I don't have enough info to make me want to pay $86 a year
I think Spanish is the best language ever I can't speak it but I do say a lot of things in Spanish daily you will barely catch me saying "what" because I naturally say "que" it's a habit and some other things too but mainly replacing what with que and right now I'm working on understanding how to say Why and Who but i understand a LOT of Spanish and then when I'm watching things in Italian or Portuguese I recognize a lot of things and I understand that they have different grammar rules and stuff and I don't understand the rules of Portuguese grammar but I can tell the difference between Italian and Spanish grammar so knowing Spanish is the best language to know because so many languages are similar
Gurl chasing the bag now. We know you learned from your momma. How could you not? Learning from mom + family + school. You've never used Babbel. Lets be real.
As a white person I do feel spanish is easy to learn. It depends how dedicated and diligent you are to learning the language. I actually receive compliments on my speaking and accent.
My first language is spanish but i learn some english watching videos or movies but for me its difficult to understand someone when they speak faster, someone can give me and advice?
Learning through conversation rather than just memorization is probably better. Took a decade of Spanish. I can understand pretty well still if it’s slowed down or written but I can’t speak it aside from pronouncing things right lol I still remember my one Spanish teachers who went to another country for a year to learn how to speak Spanish and he said it was so much easier being immersed in it and having to learn through conversation.
My mom is Mexican, but she refuses to teach me Spanish because I am also half Mexican and don’t know Spanish and every time I ask her she just says she forgot yet when my Abuela comes to the house she speaks it perfectly fine
Yeah i love her channel but I really don't like when people don't disclose ads or when they pretend to use something they haven't.. There's no way she became fluent through Babble
The laws of Bongland, I mean Britbongland, I mean Britain, aren't applicable here. Thank God too, I'd hate to be a native Brit living in -Britain- Anglestan right now.
Spanish is by far the easiest language to learn for native English speakers. It’s really not hard. Now, to become “fluent” will take some time and effort; but it’s not as hard as French or Italian, or German, or Russian etc.
@@maejay8674yes! I am Italian, from Naples (which language had huge influences from french and Spanish dominations) and i understand most of Spanish without never studying it. I found French easy to learn when i was at school bc it's not too different from Italian. English is the easiest to learn for us. Now German is not that hard but i found Dutch to be too much for me to even pronounce anything 😂
I am learning German and I messed up on one of the pronounciation sounds and it was the hard “ch” sound and I kept getting the words wrong with that one in them and I was thinking why can’t I get this right and why can’t I pronounce it right
I use duolingo and I’m learning Spanish. I think I’m doing pretty well but I don’t really understand the accents and why there is three versions of eat and drink for different things like you, I, or She/Him. Example: you would say Yo como manzanas (como with an o for I) you would say Él/La/Ella (or whatever) come (I think) for he/she) and you would say comes for Tú (which means you) and same for drink which is Bebe/bebo/bebes. It just kinda doesn’t make sense 😅
Yes, each person has its own coniugation, and there are also 18 tenses (you only use 5 or 6 in every day life). On one hand, it seems like a lot at first. On the other hand, the majority are regular verbs, so you're ok learning a handful of rules. Also the subject can be entirely skipped in some sentences, since it's already tied to the verb.
@@MrBIooder so that’s why it sometimes looks like word safe missing like when it says “El passaporte, Por favor” it just translates to “passport please” instead of “The passport, please?”
@@Newb2.0 It kind of makes sense but yeah I’m getting the hang of it 😅 it’s also kind of weird that instead of having one word for the if it’s feminine it’s “La” and if it’s masculine it’s “El” which sometimes messes me up because Él is he and El is the but since there’s an accent I can tell the difference if that makes sense
yeah, it's important to have the bare basics down when you do a Duolingo course. I already did an elementary Spanish class at my community college and played a couple of my videogames in Spanish before I gave Duo a shot. So, I already knew how grammatical gender and verb conjugations worked. Comer-to eat, yo como-I eat, tú comes-you eat (informal), vos comés-you eat (regional informal), él/ella/usted come-he eats/she eats/you eat (formal), nosotros/as comemos-we eat, vosotros/as coméis-you [guys] eat (Castillian informal), ellos/ellas/ustedes comen-they eat/you [guys] eat (Castillian formal/Latin American general), comiendo-eating, comido-eaten
I don't know if it worked _that_ well, but in Spanish class in high school I was having trouble pronouncing words correctly (to this day I still cannot fathom hwo to roll the R sound) but one day I had the "and Iiiiii, will always love you" song stuck in my head and uh this happened Something like _Ir a la cocina_ became _eeeeeeeeerrrrrrreee ah, lah co-seen-aaaaaah_ and uh, yeah, idk, somehow it helped me to place the syllables right. I don't know. It worked for me. I definitely sounded less awkward trying to speak Spanish at that point
Well I am multilingual but truly ... it's so easy for me cuz I was born in India (north India) so my first language is hindi BUT I am Muslim too so I learned Arabic (particularly for reading holy texts or books) and Urdu (for being polite while speaking) and of course know English too and since my parents started teaching me from an early age it was as if I knew how to speak it since I was born...so to all parents please teach your native or any necessary language that your child may need since an early age and even if you don't start formally just talk with while using the words of the language you want them to learn...being curious they'll ask and that's how they learn 😊
No, de hecho, el español es uno de los más difíciles de aprender, es complejo y super extenso. Hablo 4 idiomas y siempre la gente dice que español es el mas difícil. Aprender ingles es lo mas fácil del mundo porque no tiene género ni muchos sinónimos. Pan comido!
@@BBYCohete Si dices eso del inglés es porque jamás lo aprendiste bien. El inglés es uno de los idiomas con el vocabulario más extenso, incluso más que el español, y es muy difícil por todas las excepciones en la pronunciación.
Babbel tiene incluído Japonés? Necesito aprender un poco por motivos laborales y me preguntó si está será una buena herramienta, hace un tiempo probé Duolingo pero no era para mí
I'm chuckling at how much I can relate to this sponsored video! I also took Spanish classes in high school because I wanted to learn the grammatical and written aspect of a language I first learned to speak. I wanted to better communicate with my parents and become more fluent. It was an active effort. I commend you, Ana, for your effort. I also used Babbel as an aid when I studied Brazilian Portuguese in college. I still continue to expand my vocabulary in Spanish and I try to practice my Portuguese. It's an ongoing learning process. Te felicito, Ana!
@@niiiiikaassss siento que el inglés es más complejo debido a la magnitud de excepciones que uno tiene que memorizar. Como por ejemplo palabras que se escriben igual pero se pronuncian distinto dependiendo del contexto. Puede suceder también en español, pero siento que sucede más en inglés.
@@LesterMcGrathRosario son igual de fáciles, esas cosas que dices se aprenden con el tiempo y al menos en mi caso inconscientemente, el truco es estar escuchando cosas en ese idioma todo el tiempo y tratando de imitar.
I think spanish is not difficult but every latin american country has it own slang so the same word in mexico has a completely different meaning than in Argentina and so on. For example, in some countries the word "coger" means "to grab something" but in Argentina means "to fuck", "cajeta" in Mexico is the argentinian "dulce de leche but "cajeta" in Argentina is the vagina; "concha" is a name but in Argentina, Uruguay, Chile is also the vagina and so on and so on...
So glad to hear you endorse Babbel! I’m 66 and decided about a year ago that I should learn Spanish. I started with Drops but it focuses on vocabulary. Then added the free version of Duolingo, and at Christmas treated myself to a year of Babbel. It definitely gives me a challenge!
I love that she’s soooo honest about everything that social media people typically lie about. They’d know a little of a language and claim they’re fluent. They dye their hair and claim it’s natural.
I learned most of my Spanish from songs with such artists as Chalino Sanchez, Los tigres del norte, Los tucanes de Tijuana, and a lot more because I really just leave Mexican music on shuffle because it all sounds good
Babble sux. They ask you what a pic means in a language you’ve never used instead of telling you what the pic means. It’s so frustrating I got a headache. Exposure to words should come first. You don’t show a baby a pic and ask him to pick the correct sentence that describes the pic!
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I learned Spanish when I was a child. The other day my friend was bragging about she’s on level three Spanish( she can’t speak it well )and my other friend was like me too and my other friend was like no guys I’m on level four HA and I looked over at them for a second and they knew it was about to go down cause I opened my mouth and said “GuYs Im On LeVeL 13+ oF sPaNiSh” and they were all just like here we go again.
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You need to move to LatAm for a while and learn in immersion.
No se dice alberca se dice pileta!!!🤣
Your red hair is very distracting! Ina gorgeous way. But I refuse to believe you learned Spanish using Babbel. Haha!
Maybe Duolingo. 😉 Haha!
i thought you have to include a warning if the video includes paid promotion. did you do it for free
I'm so mad because I can't roll my R's and it's so annoying
I learned Spanish by watching real conversations except they were scripted
I learned most of my English by playing pokemon on gameboy
@@zigmand88 let's say that how I learned there were also balls, but no pokeballs
@@chickenhermano go on... I'm listening
@@zigmand88 I think I'd be canceled if I continued
@@chickenhermano its fine. continue..
Learning Chinese and Korean made Spanish feel so easy
I “learned” spanish from google translate 💀
When Chad's know Spanish: "Nah I know this language and why do this video pop up." (When I learn Spanish with my daughter) Me: "Daughter, Can you say Mamá?" Daughter: *she breaths intensely* "MAMA" Me: *smiles* "That's a nice daughter!" When kids don't know Spanish: "Great idea! *whimpers* I can use a translate hahaha." "Translation are true, Spanish is easy duh." Translation: "I was here to help you paste me in your keyboard please." "Finally now got my translation." Paste: "Paste me!" "Kk fine." (Babbel) "Isn't it battle?, Oh so it's Babbel?" Kids: "No Spanish." Chads: "Do you just said Battle?, Ok let's have a battle." Teenagers: "XD, I wish I could get pinned in the comments with my vowed language." Kids: "What's Vowed." Gay peoples: "Im Gay." People's who don't care: "A Kid 💀" Me: "Hola, ¿cómo estás, quieres una traducción? Te lo voy a decir." English People: "...." Spanish: "No, vete, por favor. " English People: "Lol I'm going away." (Duolingo) Duolingo: "Spanish or I will break your neck." Me: "Girl Duolingo was helping too wait what?- (When I watch a Spanish video) Me:" What is this?, not easy." *scrolls down* Translation:"You should translate me so if you can't know but when Spanish peoples ask you idk cause you need to learn Spanish, Can you learn a language? Spanish peoples like some are translating that kk can you use me? That's it. Duolingo:"This girl needs to learn Spanish I need to break her knees, She deserved that." (When the alarm comes after that) Alarm: "GET YOUR ASS UP DON'T WATCH THAT OTHER APPS CAN CHOOSE YOUR LANGUAGE!" saianana: "Spanish is not easy, apps should help you learn languages. You should have a conversation, Here type that app. That you can say phrases of that." *smiles* Me: "That looks like easy but Spanish people's were confused and they start answering questions." Latina: "I should learn Spanish right now, Wait is this the Description?" (Traditional Chinese) Latina: "你好." Me: "OMG how do you know this language?" Latina: "You need to download the app is called Babbel." Me: "Kk Thanks." :D Latina: "Your welcome." Clipboard: "Can you save my words so I can carry them?" Translation: "Who are you?" Chads: "That's fake!" *scrolls down* 👇. Me: "So I need to learn Spanish Features?" Mother-In-Law: "Why do you want to learn this language?" Talkior: "Spanish is already easy, You can use the app name Duolingo Or you can translate into your keyboard." Latina: "I already know now." Talkior: "What do you know." Gay peoples: *watches gay videos* "Ay Yyyyy!" Latina: "I Hate Gay." Mother-In-Law: "XD, watch another video." Talkior: "Why do I have to?" Mother-In-Law: "You need to learn with Duolingo or he breaks your knees." Latina: "It Hurts." Spanish peoples: "¡Estaban haciendo trampa en Idiomas!" (Having a Conversation) Talkior: "Yes I have one streak with Duolingo." Latina: *I should I need to have a 50 streak for learning that* Mother-In-Law: "Learn Spanish Now." Talkior: "¡Te amo!". Mother-In-Law: "Now that's a good girl." Duolingo: "Good Job You Have 2 Day Streaks!" Talkior: "Yesssss I need to get more streaks im getting on fire 🔥" Kids who need to comment like: "😊😊😊😊😊😅😅😅😅😮😮😮😮😢😢😢😂😂😂🎉🎉🎉❤❤" Chads: "Look at these ugly childrens, Baby's do this comment as well." Latina: "They have ads?" Duolingo: "May you now your favorite language now." Talkior: *Yes.* Babbel: "Choose me i can help you learn Spanish with phrases to express the world with Spanish." Latina: "This notification is keep coming up." *Her face as a tomato* Translation: "Maybe I'm the one who's easy." Latina: "So a girl says there's a new app called Babbel?"
What the sigma
My Mexican wife tells me to thing backwards...then forward. LOL. That worked for me, pero Sé que apesta! 😆
Babbel teaches people to say: "vamos a tener mucha diversion." Instead, people should say: "nos vamos a divertir mucho." Sound like a native not like a tourist.
How I learned English? Your videos
Duolingo had some competition
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This is me wen I thought I was talking Spanish de mote el get on les spardibgk
Ido not know what it means
I got a Duolingo notification for my Spanish lesson whilst watching this 💀
😂bruvaaa
same- 😭
You the gringes HAVINING this?
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write it if you can 😮.
How forget the power it "Ñ" bro.
Bruh 💀
Is duolingo app best to learn multiple languages?
You can literally smell the sponsorship from a freaking mile away 😂
Cuando Ella diljo es no gratis, me fui
Unsubscribed for this too
Nobody works for free. Well worth it. She does a Great! Job.
But why does she act so extra tho 😭
I’ve been listening to a lot of Spanish music specifically Baladas, Duolingo has been helping me and Telenovela’s. TH-cam is really good as well. I’m not gonna give up,one day I’m going to be fluent in Spanish.
Bien suerte 💪
Im with you on that Sis' ✊🏾
Hows it going so far??
Woww good luck girl! You're perfect!!!🎀 How it's going ?
where do you watch Telenovela's?
Homegirl is getting sponsorships!
Proud of you, Mija!
U killin me with the promos lol
I don’t think u know what Mija means
FYI it means my daughter
@@Yue_the_hamsternot always, it could just be an endearing way from an older woman refering to a younger woman. But yea, mainly daughter
@@Yue_the_hamsterduhh
@@Yue_the_hamsterit used differently for everyone. Mija is also used as a nickname by elders for anyone younger than them.
"Doulingo owl has entered the chat."
Damn hes here
Duolingo is mid tbh
Duolingo takes too damn long
@@M_martinez65653any language learning app is mid but duo is one of the best not to mention free language learning app
@@theboogie1460Even if you spend two years doing Duo every day, you won't be fluent. You need real life words and conversations to become fluent in any language
Normally just skip through the ads, but your content is amusing and you deserve to get paid.
I'm not sure that's how it works
@filthiest fish how what works? Many advertisement contracts have an engagement clause, you can see in the analytics of the video if people skip through portions. Even if this contract doesn't, in future videos she can point to this video during negotiations "in previous spots I had an engagement of x and a click thru of y and watch time of z"
@@SabertoothDeathmouse Oh really? Do you reckon that she has a meeting inside a board room with a TH-cam executive to hash out a new contract? Or how else she would use this and other videos to gain leverage?
@@filthiestfish.... this entire video was a paid ad spot from babbel.
@@SabertoothDeathmouse yes, we know...will you address my comment?
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For me the best way to learn, from experience, is with talking to real people. That's how I got better at Spanish and how I learned German.
Ich auch lernen Duestch
@@CamilaAntelo2004 sehr gut. Ich vermiß deutchland
@@pqsk Ja
But wouldn’t they just be saying words you don’t understand?
@@klevens5496 well to elaborate, you have to be learning the language for this to work. You just practice this way. It’s the best practice tool
I learned by watching novelas when I was in junior high. Maria la del Barrio was my teacher. 😂
?hable Espanol¿
there’s no way you didn’t learn from your mother. you sound exactly like her when you speak spanish
This whole video is literally just an advert. Disregard
It was sarcasm when she said she didn't learn from her.
Yeah anyone thinks she learned from babble is a damn fool
@ricksgiggle8852 Actually she wasn't. My dad is from Mexico and I didn't learn from him but instead through real life conversations with my family down there and the guys at my dad's work. You Actually think Hispanic parents go through the breakdowns of the conversation like your parents did with English teaching proper sentence structure, nouns, verbs subject clause and such. 😆 🤣
@@SykotikShadow nobody neds to be taught stuff like taht when learning your native language, and no parent teaches you those things as a child lmao
I'm the only white girl.My family and my dad is two but he speaks spanish and oh yeah i'm lonely white girl and I speak spanish But I don't mind I love myself and I am happy yay And my mom my aunt everybody Tell me how to speak spanish , cause I was a baby No babies not speak That fast so it taught me like a normal baby And my first word was ma And every time I go to party everybody's Oh my gosh , who is that Werita
fun fact: spanish and arabic have so many words in common, like alberca in arabic means بركة which is a water pool or puddle and reads exactly the same as alberca
I love this - the influence Arabic has had on Spanish. I say "alberca" and now I know why.
And This water stored in Albirka was distributed by the acequias (en classic Arabic al saquiyah) And raised by the azud (al sudd) of the noria (on classical Arabic na'urah)
I also learned about this recently, it’s actually pretty cool how many languages are connected to each other
The Arabs did invade Spain for a while... Then came Charlemagne.
*Carolus nihil mal feccit.*
The reason is that...
I'm a half Hispanic whose parents did not teach me Spanish. I want to learn to be closer to my roots. I know enough to have a broken conversation if necessary, like for directions and to order food (which I did the other day. I can barely order in English, I am so proud of myself.). But a casual conversation? Nope. Unfortunately , I cannot get Babbel, but I use Duolingo and language courses. My Spanish class right now is too easy because I already knew most things beforehand, but I learned how to conjugate, which was needed. Anyway, just wanted to share, have a nice day! :)
Podrías practicar aprendiendo canciones de salsa o bachata
twinninem lol but I find watching TV or videos in Spanish without any subtitles helps tbh and so does music. just swapping things that I normally do in English for spanish ig
What’s your ethnicity?
@@phantomjosh2148 I'm Filipina and Guatemalan
If you really wanted to be closer to your roots, you’d learn Aztec
Bro be glade y’all have that know cuz when I was a baby me parents would only speak Spanish but if they were talking to me my mom would speak English to me but my dad really couldn’t speak English so when me parents were talking about something that they did not want to hear about they would speak Spanish and when I got a little older I understand everything they said in a little in English but a lot in Spanish. So I feel you ❤
As Greek I find Spanish easier than other languages just because its kinda similar to Greek on structure and has similar words.
same here, but i’m Italian
@@richkarter1916I am a native speaker of Spanish and Italian also seems easy to me, I guess it is because both are Latin languages
@@maejay8674 Idk, all I know is Spanish was pretty easy to learn compared to the others I’ve tried since I already knew those words in Italian
Spanish is easier than Mmst other languages, you can search on the internet Ford the 5 levels of difficulty Ehen ist comes to learn a language, Bit all in all it depends on the person, the native language and especially the motivation
French is the most related to Spanish .
I speak French, Spanish it ez.
Hmm... Why is Ana lying to us? About her learning from Babble. I bet if her mom heard this she be running with a chancla. And probably yelling at her in Spanish so fast we would not envy Ana for that moment.
I thought this too
She's a straight liar. But she probably made about 10k on this ad alone.
Spanish is one of most easy language.
I listened yoel Romero video every day to improve my listening.
My son is half Ukrainian and we spend a lot of time with my husband's family so I've focused a lot of energy and making sure he's able to speak it as he gets older, but I want to add in Spanish too when he gets old enough! He gets too confused whenever I try adding it to our daily English and Russian vocabularies
It can help with confusion in bilingual kids if one parent exclusively uses one language and the other parent uses the other one. For a third language watching movies as a family in the target language is an easy supplement to some other teaching.
@@BankruptMonkey thank you that actually helps a lot!
@@BankruptMonkey I always assumed this is how bilinguals learned the languages, with each parent speaking in their native tongue so the kids could learn and master them. But it doesn't seem to be the case, at least in the US from what I've observed throughout the years.
Yo hablo español y es muy fácil solo deben saber la pronunciación y las vocales y como formar oraciones y deben aprender gramática
Facilismo verdad 😅
Que idiomas mas hablas, quiero aprender Inglés que me recomiendas 😢
Yo uso duolingo en mi telefono para estudias espanol, esta ayuda grande!
Yo tambien.
Estudio español en mi instituto pero también estudio en Duolingo. No es perfecto sin embargo me ayuda con mis exámenes :DD
para estudiar* ,me ayuda mucho* Como alguien que está aprendiendo también, te recomiendo otros métodos para complementar el Duolingo. No hay problema con las aplicaciones, pero si quieres aprender más rápido podrías encontrar personas que hablan el español como nativos, y practicar con ellos. ¡Buena suerte con tú aprendizaje!
When you use google translate
@@BellicV not google translate, but it might sound quite robotic since i'm in the early stages of learning!
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I will give you purposal of dubbing your videos in other languages by which we both can generate side income 50% 50%.
Thank u 💓 for reading. ❤🎉❤
Your Spanish is better than mine!🌸✨😊
So she learned spanish so her parents Both are Not mexican i guess because her mom is but dad Not ?
@@vistaxx Her dad is from usa.
l listen how a latin, hahaha is incredible your acent girl!.
"English or Spanish"
First one to move is gay-
I see you, girl! Keep killin it.
The best way to learn is to stop using learning apps. They are all scams. Search this for your self. Watch videos in Spanish. Talk to people. Stop watching videos of how to learn because you are just procrastinating. If you want to learn then learn.
the amount of beauty this girl is radiating is just *chef's kiss*
Why do you use a term "chef's kiss" that means one thing to substitute for what could be *anything*? Is it amazing, awesome, cute, incredible, cool, perfect wonderful or any part of another string of words or phrases?
@@bela-sofia34 yes
@@AdrenalineandEpiphany So being something of a high enough quality to get a chef's seal of approval as very good is what you substitute for what could literally be any or all positive descriptors?
So, "The amount of beauty this girl is radiating is judged as really high quality" in essence?
She’s so beautiful and she seems pure - like not an evil bitch on the side. That’s a rare beauty to find these days.
@@brittanyparistx with that gentle nature of hers, she could make her own reflection blush and the fact that she's also an intellectual and honestly seems so respectful...... its unfair more women aren't like her.
Yo sólo estoy aquí para ver quiénes estudian el español y también para olvidar que estoy estudiando inglés con dificultades
I love showing your videos to my ML students! They have been working so hard to be fully bilingual to communicate better with their families. Thank you for being awesome!
Nevermind, it's shit, they want money from you after the first course. It's a shame because so far I'm liking what they're offering but I don't have enough info to make me want to pay $86 a year
I think Spanish is the best language ever
I can't speak it but I do say a lot of things in Spanish daily
you will barely catch me saying "what" because I naturally say "que"
it's a habit and some other things too but mainly replacing what with que
and right now I'm working on understanding how to say Why and Who
but i understand a LOT of Spanish
and then when I'm watching things in Italian or Portuguese I recognize a lot of things
and I understand that they have different grammar rules and stuff
and I don't understand the rules of Portuguese grammar
but I can tell the difference between Italian and Spanish grammar
so knowing Spanish is the best language to know because so many languages are similar
Gurl chasing the bag now. We know you learned from your momma. How could you not? Learning from mom + family + school. You've never used Babbel. Lets be real.
100% so cringe doing an undisclosed sponsorship
As a white person I do feel spanish is easy to learn. It depends how dedicated and diligent you are to learning the language. I actually receive compliments on my speaking and accent.
My first language is spanish but i learn some english watching videos or movies but for me its difficult to understand someone when they speak faster, someone can give me and advice?
I would just try and hear, rather than try and understand in the moment, think back to yourself what they said. Or just ask them to say it slower 🙂
The shouldn't you name be Espider-man? Jajaja
@@biggdogg7840 no hahaha since the tom's holland trilogy they call spider-man not espiderman haha
@@themachomanrs thank you 😁
How did you learn English by watching videos and movies??? Was there subtitles??
Babbel is the most comprehensive way to learn a new language with lessons based on real life situations... *skip*
Learning through conversation rather than just memorization is probably better.
Took a decade of Spanish. I can understand pretty well still if it’s slowed down or written but I can’t speak it aside from pronouncing things right lol
I still remember my one Spanish teachers who went to another country for a year to learn how to speak Spanish and he said it was so much easier being immersed in it and having to learn through conversation.
There’s definitely a difference between understanding a language or actually speaking it 😅
My mom is Mexican, but she refuses to teach me Spanish because I am also half Mexican and don’t know Spanish and every time I ask her she just says she forgot yet when my Abuela comes to the house she speaks it perfectly fine
😂 she has selective fluency
Just learn on your own, or ask your abuela.
Yike your mom sounds terrible.
Can you add #ad to the description? It's pretty obvious that this is an ad, but it's also technically a legal requirement to add some notice...
Yeah i love her channel but I really don't like when people don't disclose ads or when they pretend to use something they haven't.. There's no way she became fluent through Babble
@@tessaelto1472she's also lying
The laws of Bongland, I mean Britbongland, I mean Britain, aren't applicable here. Thank God too, I'd hate to be a native Brit living in -Britain- Anglestan right now.
I'm Filipino and Spanish colonized our country the Philippines so its easy for us to learn it cause our words is similar to our letters
congrats on your first sponsorship
Awesome of you learning how to speak Spanish, Ana. For me, I learn how to speak Spanish by using Duolingo. : )
Spanish is by far the easiest language to learn for native English speakers. It’s really not hard. Now, to become “fluent” will take some time and effort; but it’s not as hard as French or Italian, or German, or Russian etc.
For native Spanish speakers like me, we consider English easier than Spanish.
And Italian is easy for Spanish speakers
@@maejay8674yes! I am Italian, from Naples (which language had huge influences from french and Spanish dominations) and i understand most of Spanish without never studying it. I found French easy to learn when i was at school bc it's not too different from Italian. English is the easiest to learn for us. Now German is not that hard but i found Dutch to be too much for me to even pronounce anything 😂
I am learning German and I messed up on one of the pronounciation sounds and it was the hard “ch” sound and I kept getting the words wrong with that one in them and I was thinking why can’t I get this right and why can’t I pronounce it right
I had to learn Spanish by my self and i say am fucking proud am i good amazing bien? No but am just pround 😋
I use duolingo and I’m learning Spanish. I think I’m doing pretty well but I don’t really understand the accents and why there is three versions of eat and drink for different things like you, I, or She/Him. Example: you would say Yo como manzanas (como with an o for I) you would say Él/La/Ella (or whatever) come (I think) for he/she) and you would say comes for Tú (which means you) and same for drink which is Bebe/bebo/bebes. It just kinda doesn’t make sense 😅
Yes, each person has its own coniugation, and there are also 18 tenses (you only use 5 or 6 in every day life). On one hand, it seems like a lot at first. On the other hand, the majority are regular verbs, so you're ok learning a handful of rules. Also the subject can be entirely skipped in some sentences, since it's already tied to the verb.
This is why you need to study grammar rules before. Duolingo doesn't offer that.
@@MrBIooder so that’s why it sometimes looks like word safe missing like when it says “El passaporte, Por favor” it just translates to “passport please” instead of “The passport, please?”
@@Newb2.0 It kind of makes sense but yeah I’m getting the hang of it 😅 it’s also kind of weird that instead of having one word for the if it’s feminine it’s “La” and if it’s masculine it’s “El” which sometimes messes me up because Él is he and El is the but since there’s an accent I can tell the difference if that makes sense
yeah, it's important to have the bare basics down when you do a Duolingo course. I already did an elementary Spanish class at my community college and played a couple of my videogames in Spanish before I gave Duo a shot. So, I already knew how grammatical gender and verb conjugations worked.
Comer-to eat, yo como-I eat, tú comes-you eat (informal), vos comés-you eat (regional informal), él/ella/usted come-he eats/she eats/you eat (formal), nosotros/as comemos-we eat, vosotros/as coméis-you [guys] eat (Castillian informal), ellos/ellas/ustedes comen-they eat/you [guys] eat (Castillian formal/Latin American general), comiendo-eating, comido-eaten
Get out of here. You grew up around spaniards. Also Spanish is one of the easiest foreign languages to learn.
I don't know if it worked _that_ well, but in Spanish class in high school I was having trouble pronouncing words correctly (to this day I still cannot fathom hwo to roll the R sound) but one day I had the "and Iiiiii, will always love you" song stuck in my head and uh this happened
Something like _Ir a la cocina_ became _eeeeeeeeerrrrrrreee ah, lah co-seen-aaaaaah_ and uh, yeah, idk, somehow it helped me to place the syllables right. I don't know. It worked for me. I definitely sounded less awkward trying to speak Spanish at that point
As a native speaker I don't know how to explain the sound of the R, I just have the R in my blood hahaha
Español es muy facil yo se ablar en español aun que soy. Americano . Pero estoy en Mexico orita hi hola
Well I am multilingual but truly ... it's so easy for me cuz I was born in India (north India) so my first language is hindi BUT I am Muslim too so I learned Arabic (particularly for reading holy texts or books) and Urdu (for being polite while speaking) and of course know English too and since my parents started teaching me from an early age it was as if I knew how to speak it since I was born...so to all parents please teach your native or any necessary language that your child may need since an early age and even if you don't start formally just talk with while using the words of the language you want them to learn...being curious they'll ask and that's how they learn 😊
Incredible a gringe speaking words spanishs xd..
Pov: the gringes learning tryinning spanish vs the latins learning triyinning english 😂.
Spanish is one of the easiest languages to learn. Words are spelled like they sound. It’s easier to learn than English!
Don't tell her this she is a faker
No, de hecho, el español es uno de los más difíciles de aprender, es complejo y super extenso. Hablo 4 idiomas y siempre la gente dice que español es el mas difícil. Aprender ingles es lo mas fácil del mundo porque no tiene género ni muchos sinónimos. Pan comido!
Perhaps it is written as it is read, but it has many accents, also a lot of grammar, and many more c
@@BBYCohete Si dices eso del inglés es porque jamás lo aprendiste bien. El inglés es uno de los idiomas con el vocabulario más extenso, incluso más que el español, y es muy difícil por todas las excepciones en la pronunciación.
uso de tipo duolingo hablo con fluidez con espanol ahora (dude use duolingo i am fluento with spanish now)
I learned english by hearing people speak it all of the time.
My Cuban mother absolutely didn't want to teach me Spanish. So I had to do it my way!
If you didnt learn it from your Mom, there is something wrong
Es mucho mas facil como otra linguas. Es mas facil como (por ejemplo) Alemain o portuges . . . .
Donde está la biblioteca?
I learned Spanish because i used to live with my Puerto Rican cousins aunts and uncles and my grandma
i wish i learned spanish from my mexican mom too but over the years her fluent spanish went to be spanglish😂
Spanish is the easiest language to learn what do you mean it's hard
Spanish is actually the easiest language to learn
I failed to learn Spanish, but at least now I know better than to try to learn any other language
Is it? I’m fluent in English and Spanish. The pronouns and future tense usage are complex for beginners I actually think English is easier
It's not the easiest lmao, the easiest language is English
Sure if you remember to reverse sh**
depends on what your native language is
Ahora aprendo español de vídeos a Dreaming Spanish, su método y manera que enseñar español es por me el mejor método!
Babbel tiene incluído Japonés? Necesito aprender un poco por motivos laborales y me preguntó si está será una buena herramienta, hace un tiempo probé Duolingo pero no era para mí
Sí
no se si Babbel tiene Japonés, espero que puedes aprender el idioma algun día!
No lo tiene. Acabo de bajar la aplicación y no estaba.
Si traduces este comentario entonces me debes un me gusta
Por cietro ,tratuje esto por google no sé Español
😂😅😊🎉
btw instead of tratuje is traduje
I'm chuckling at how much I can relate to this sponsored video! I also took Spanish classes in high school because I wanted to learn the grammatical and written aspect of a language I first learned to speak. I wanted to better communicate with my parents and become more fluent. It was an active effort. I commend you, Ana, for your effort. I also used Babbel as an aid when I studied Brazilian Portuguese in college. I still continue to expand my vocabulary in Spanish and I try to practice my Portuguese. It's an ongoing learning process. Te felicito, Ana!
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Spanish is NOT difficult, compared to English. It just feels that way if your first language is English.
@@niiiiikaassss siento que el inglés es más complejo debido a la magnitud de excepciones que uno tiene que memorizar. Como por ejemplo palabras que se escriben igual pero se pronuncian distinto dependiendo del contexto. Puede suceder también en español, pero siento que sucede más en inglés.
Das boot
@@niiiiikaassss El inglés es más difícil de aprender por el inmenso vocabulario que tiene y porque tiene muchas más excepciones que el español.
@@LesterMcGrathRosario son igual de fáciles, esas cosas que dices se aprenden con el tiempo y al menos en mi caso inconscientemente, el truco es estar escuchando cosas en ese idioma todo el tiempo y tratando de imitar.
I wonder if Ana’s first word was in Spanish or English?
I've always thought Spanish is an easy language to learn.
I think spanish is not difficult but every latin american country has it own slang so the same word in mexico has a completely different meaning than in Argentina and so on. For example, in some countries the word "coger" means "to grab something" but in Argentina means "to fuck", "cajeta" in Mexico is the argentinian "dulce de leche but "cajeta" in Argentina is the vagina; "concha" is a name but in Argentina, Uruguay, Chile is also the vagina and so on and so on...
English is easier than Spanish, and also Spanish has many, many accents, I only speak the accent of my country
So basically this video is clickbait and sponsored by babbel
So glad to hear you endorse Babbel! I’m 66 and decided about a year ago that I should learn Spanish. I started with Drops but it focuses on vocabulary. Then added the free version of Duolingo, and at Christmas treated myself to a year of Babbel. It definitely gives me a challenge!
I am also using Babbel for my German and I can say now that I can speak a lot more German now thanks to Babbel
puedo hablar español e inglés
Translation
I can speak spanish and English
If you learn spanish , english is a cake walk 🤓 but english to spanish is a needle walk 🥲
No, it's actually the opposite. Curious why you would think that.
I love that she’s soooo honest about everything that social media people typically lie about.
They’d know a little of a language and claim they’re fluent. They dye their hair and claim it’s natural.
I learned most of my Spanish from songs with such artists as Chalino Sanchez, Los tigres del norte, Los tucanes de Tijuana, and a lot more because I really just leave Mexican music on shuffle because it all sounds good
Real latino parents always teach spanish to their kids. You're not latina
yes she is
Babble sux. They ask you what a pic means in a language you’ve never used instead of telling you what the pic means. It’s so frustrating I got a headache. Exposure to words should come first. You don’t show a baby a pic and ask him to pick the correct sentence that describes the pic!
are ypu that chick outa that movie american pie
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She reminds me of Pepa from 'Encanto'
you sold out
Duolingo won’t be to happy abt this niña…
Oh geez it’s an ad. Please hashtag it as an ad.
How do you say "Fairy Day of the Dead" google gave me 3 options, hopefully someone could tell me the correct way.
Creo que dice “día de los muertos de las hadas”:)
@yourfavwony71 Thank you so much
@@amydienqueenofnargothrond No problem:)
A better kay is called: Ser Español
It's hard being a polyglot
I learned Spanish when I was a child. The other day my friend was bragging about she’s on level three Spanish( she can’t speak it well )and my other friend was like me too and my other friend was like no guys I’m on level four HA and I looked over at them for a second and they knew it was about to go down cause I opened my mouth and said “GuYs Im On LeVeL 13+ oF sPaNiSh” and they were all just like here we go again.
Hablo Español I Speak Spanish
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que graciosos que son los gringos 😂
Ayyeee. What abt the duolingo bird? He is the best