Seriously, this is the best thing EVER. You learn a language by speaking it, and obviously most of us can't just whip out a native speaker out of nowhere. I've been looking for something like this forever! A video where the people speak NATURALLY, in the normal speed, but still with subtitles for beginners. THANK YOU SO SO MUCH.
I usually watch these videos 3 times. First time I read the English subtitles. 2nd time I read the Spanish subtitles and 3rd time I try to just listen to the Spanish. I don't know if this is the best way but it has really helped me! :)
I do something similar, first I only listen, then I watch, then I watch again and REALLY read the subtitles thoroughly, then I watch again and then I just listen another time
Just started to refresh my rusty Spanish with this series. I have to this so far it is extremely well done, far better than other boring language materials
I'm from the Philippines. I can see some similar words (with similar meanings) between Spanish and Filipino. Keep these videos coming. I'm learning Spanish. Gracias!
Me encantó el vídeo, como todos los anteriores. Soy español pero no puedo dejar de ver Easy Spanish también, enhorabuena por el trabajo. Y qué ganas de ir a Perú, se ve bien bonito.
Que video tan hermoso! Estoy muy contento que ellos pueden compartir sus logros mas importantes de sus vidas, y que tambien pueden compartir la cultura de peru y tambien la idioma española
yo estoy aprendiendo alemán viendo "easy german episodes" :) , es bueno saber que hay gente que también quiere aprender nuestra hermosa lengua, española, por cierto hermosa ciudad Peruana, algún día la visitaré , saludos de un mexicano :)
Reading some comments about how fast these people are speaking I remembered the feeling when I started to learn English. And to be honest, this video is completely understandable
Wow wonderfull way to learn Spanish with dual subtitle and observe the culture of country by asking the different questions...amazing and thank u very much ..
Que fantastico! Me encanto oir los logros de la gente y tambien aprender mas vocabulario. Ahora estudio el subjuntivo y es un pequito dificil pero con dios, puedo aprender cualquiera cosa. Tambien, los hermanos... estoy seguro que su familia es muy bonita porque los dos son muy guapos.
Estoy muy impresionado y contento con la voluntad del pueblo peruano para estudiar y desarrollarse profesionalmente. Sólo la educación puede cambiar un país.
:D Lima!! entre a easy Lenguajes por el idoma Aleman :D que divertidas escuchar estas entrevista de limeños y extranjeros hablando español :D Saludos del norte del Perù... Lambayeque -Chiclayo :D y suerte con su castellano.
La esposa y yo vamos a Lima Peru en diciembre del este ano. Me anima saber que el espanol de alla parece tener un acento mas neutro. Pero, espero que la gente peruana compreendera el portunol..
I feel like I'm learning so much from reading and speaking along at 0.5 speed. I also speak french though so I might be benefiting from the similar grammar structures...
english has too many different sounds to speak fast your tongue and mouth can only move so fast u know, spanish your mouth has to do less between words... if that makes sense lol
Trafalgar We say the same regarding English speakers :). You even drop some syllables! What can I say, we both need to consolidate our listening skills.
haha, you think so, people that don't speak english say the same about english but that's normal if a person is learning a new language they will find people speak too fast and that's because they are not used to that language rhrythm and they don't know as many words as they should to understand but the key is try to listen to native spanish speaker as much as you can and you will see the easier it becomes to understand spanish speaking people, i remember i thought the same thing when i started learning english. but you have to train your ears on how to listen in that new language that you're learning. la practica hace al maestro como decimos nosotros en español,.
should it be "el universidad" or "la universidad" ? my mentor told me universidad takes up masculine form, but hee i saw it takes feminine form. i'm confused please help
I don't need the subtitles in english but I'd be lost without them in spanish. They slur so much together that I can't understand half of it if I can't see it.
Este ha inspirandomé por Español tambien. Voy a estudiar tambien, y lo se que mi gramatica y vocabularío y accentos no son perfectos, por ejemplo con los "lo"s y "se"s y el mood reflexivo, pero yo tengo usar el lingua si voy a aprenderlo, sí?
I am beginning to learn Spanish at home and thought that this was a great idea of interviewing people on the streets of a city. It is different from the regular way of learning another language.
The girl who speaks from 1:52 to 2:00 is Venezuelan, not peruvian. Here, in Lima, Perú the final "s" of the words, specially before a vowel sound or end of the phrase is always well pronounced.
Luckily, I am filipina born and raised in PHILIPPINES, which our country borrowed a lot of spanish words, I almost understand everything but sad to say I cant speak it hahah, I had spanish lessons way back in college thats why I can only comprehend even spanish subtitles but i am unable to speak since English is our language used in the PH
Generalmente los limeños tenemos un acento neutro, asi que les va a ayudar en aprender el castellano de una manera mas rápida. Saludos, desde Lima Perú.
It's not necessarily that they speak quickly, but rather they "mash" their vowels together which allows the words to come out more "mumbled". We do the same in English, or in most other languages XD
+Wilhelm Schäfer hi mate! I am from the Philippines, learning Spanish, Nihongo, French, Portuguese, and Mandarin. I can teach the last one to some extent. one app that helps you for Mandarin is Pleco. ;-)
Yep! that's the Lima main plaza, called Plaza de Armas o Plaza Mayor, located in the historic center. Is where the buildings of the municipality are, also that cathedral (from XVI) that u are asking, and u can find a very old house (from XVI) called Casa del Oídor one of the firsts houses in Lima and with a very long balcony with moorish design (you find A LOT of old balconies in Lima) . Also u find the government palace where the president lives and F. Pizarro the conquistador is buried; and more beautiful buildings. Lima historic center is the biggest and the one with more colonial architecture in all America. Btw don't want to fight but Mexicans say that the one in Mexico DF is the largest, but it measures 9.7 square kilometers, the one in Lima 21.8! just facts.
Damn. I need a skype partner or something from spain to help me learn spanish xD The couple of spanish teachers i had were from barcelona and valencia. But i cant talk to them all the time or practice with them when i need. Spanish is super hard
+Antwan Einstein it's not just you. some are worse than others. i was about to say that a lot of people in peru both mumble and drop letters from words(pue instead of pues, for example). but since it's how they speak we have to adjust as students. muy dificil, por seguro.
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yes it does , im learning russian and it is the same , it sounds like the speak at very fast pace, but thats how all natives speak their language, we just can't notice it
@@unhevalhuanuco3757 ¿solo en invierno? ¿has estado en Lima por más de un año? Incluso ni en verano nos salvamos del cielo gris... somos la capital con menos horas sol por año en el mundo, incluso menos que Reikiavik.
Dang, Spanish natives seem to just slur their words together . Even reading the subtitles and trying to decipher the pronunciations by listening is challenging to start.
Seriously, this is the best thing EVER.
You learn a language by speaking it, and obviously most of us can't just whip out a native speaker out of nowhere. I've been looking for something like this forever! A video where the people speak NATURALLY, in the normal speed, but still with subtitles for beginners.
THANK YOU SO SO MUCH.
You can learn a language by reading, and listening to it.
SaHnieChan I
As a person who speaks three languages fluently, I would say this is absolutely true.
Best way to learn
I really liked the girl who said their parents didn't go to the university. She's so humble and lovely
I usually watch these videos 3 times. First time I read the English subtitles. 2nd time I read the Spanish subtitles and 3rd time I try to just listen to the Spanish. I don't know if this is the best way but it has really helped me! :)
You're trying so that's good for you! Keep it up!
I do something similar, first I only listen, then I watch, then I watch again and REALLY read the subtitles thoroughly, then I watch again and then I just listen another time
This channel may help u improve your listening skill th-cam.com/video/zFB6jnm9ljM/w-d-xo.html
Just started to refresh my rusty Spanish with this series. I have to this so far it is extremely well done, far better than other boring language materials
WOW! These kinds of videos with english and spanish subs are so helpful! I'll learn a lot from them. Thank you!
I'm from the Philippines. I can see some similar words (with similar meanings) between Spanish and Filipino. Keep these videos coming. I'm learning Spanish. Gracias!
I´ve seen that "Cuchara" (Spoon), "Taza" (Cup), "Tenedor" (Fork), "Cuchillo" (Knife), "Ventana" (Window), "Cerveza" (Beer), "Zapatos" (Shoes), "Pantalon" (pants)... etc etc etc are very similar, right? :D
Here bisaya language almost same to spanish than our national filipino language
Buen tema! Soy alemán pero vivo en los estados unidos y hablo espanol, aleman y ingles. :) estos videos me hacen feliz!!
e Inglés*
Cuando la siguiente palabra empieza con sonido "i/y", cambias "y" por "e"
Lo mismo con "o" por "u" :)
si. Siempre olvido esto :) gracias. :)
RTYB QUE? que es eso?
Teneis kik?
Porque yo quiero aprender aleman!
Me encantó el vídeo, como todos los anteriores. Soy español pero no puedo dejar de ver Easy Spanish también, enhorabuena por el trabajo. Y qué ganas de ir a Perú, se ve bien bonito.
Que video tan hermoso! Estoy muy contento que ellos pueden compartir sus logros mas importantes de sus vidas, y que tambien pueden compartir la cultura de peru y tambien la idioma española
¡Estoy de acuerdo! Pero no es «la idioma» sino «el idioma» porque «idioma» es una palabra masculina.
***** gracias pues maestro....
Alex Belhassen No soy maestro, señor. Si un profesor de español te decía que se use algo diferente, confía en esa persona.
yo estoy aprendiendo alemán viendo "easy german episodes" :) , es bueno saber que hay gente que también quiere aprender nuestra hermosa lengua, española, por cierto hermosa ciudad Peruana, algún día la visitaré , saludos de un mexicano :)
This is a good idea. I can pick up a few words here and there. I hope to make some progress with this.
So easy to understand, I love it!
Reading some comments about how fast these people are speaking I remembered the feeling when I started to learn English.
And to be honest, this video is completely understandable
Wow wonderfull way to learn Spanish with dual subtitle and observe the culture of country by asking the different questions...amazing and thank u very much ..
Que fantastico! Me encanto oir los logros de la gente y tambien aprender mas vocabulario. Ahora estudio el subjuntivo y es un pequito dificil pero con dios, puedo aprender cualquiera cosa.
Tambien, los hermanos... estoy seguro que su familia es muy bonita porque los dos son muy guapos.
Estoy muy impresionado y contento con la voluntad del pueblo peruano para estudiar y desarrollarse profesionalmente. Sólo la educación puede cambiar un país.
Oh gad I think my Spanish is better than before. Now I can grasp some words. Graciás amigo/amiga!!!!
No sabía que esa compañia también hacia videos en Lima
Thank you so much. It was tremendously helpful. I hope there are more of these videos.
Que bueno tantos pudiendo estar en la uni y bonito la mujer que pudo reencontrar su amor de niña :'))
Thank you for this. I was debating on whether to pick up Spanish, and this video has convinced me.
Damn I feel like I really am starting to understand but I know without the subtitles I'd be lost AF hahah
Holaaa
Soy peruana 🇵🇪, bendiciones a todos los que aprenden español. Visit Peru ✨.
Que lindo! Muchas gracias para este video!🌺🌺🌺
I'm glad someone is from Huancayo, Peru.
This is a great project; I'm so glad these videos exist!
Such lovely gentes ❤❤❤
this Spanish video is so amazing it is the learning Spanish video you learn Spanish from this video
0:34 - 0:47
2:01 - 2:22
2:24 - 2:35
3:08 - 3:15
3:39 - 3:49
5:02 - 5:11
great idea, thanks for filming and posting. dual subtitles are an awesome idea. gracias por la ayuda.
This is going to be life-changing for any Spanish learner
Para los que hablan español esto es normal y no es rápido. Pero si estás aprendiendo a hablar español este vídeo te será muy útil.
SALUDOS
:D Lima!! entre a easy Lenguajes por el idoma Aleman :D que divertidas escuchar estas entrevista de limeños y extranjeros hablando español :D Saludos del norte del Perù... Lambayeque -Chiclayo :D y suerte con su castellano.
i love this. this is perfect. please continue
Thank you these videos are really helpful :D:D
Muchas gracias señor por el vedio mi encantan español idioma
What a lucky find - It's Great
i listen my language,after 3 years and i recognize it s so difficult
wow this was very good video and great idea I hope to see more like ordering at restaurant and professional setting friends talking etc etc
Muy bueno, muchas gracias :)
¡Qué bien!
Great job!
awesome video....love from India
love these videos THANKS!!
La esposa y yo vamos a Lima Peru en diciembre del este ano. Me anima saber que el espanol de alla parece tener un acento mas neutro. Pero, espero que la gente peruana compreendera el portunol..
Creo que si te van a entender si hablas "portuñol" jaja. Osea cuando fui a brasil me han entendido cuando hablaba con la gente en portuñol :P
I feel like I'm learning so much from reading and speaking along at 0.5 speed. I also speak french though so I might be benefiting from the similar grammar structures...
SO helpful
Hermosa cuidad.
These videos are nice
What I understood from this video is that the academic rate in Peru seems to be around 90%.
I dont understand Spanish, but I like to listen it.
gracias por este video ayudaré mi por mejor en español
me gusto tu video
i think it is me gusta you just said i like myself your video
Why do Spanish speaking people speak so FAST!!????
english has too many different sounds to speak fast your tongue and mouth can only move so fast u know, spanish your mouth has to do less between words... if that makes sense lol
XD, practice makes perfect :v
+juankguitar 💁🏼
Trafalgar We say the same regarding English speakers :). You even drop some syllables! What can I say, we both need to consolidate our listening skills.
haha, you think so, people that don't speak english say the same about english but that's normal if a person is learning a new language they will find people speak too fast and that's because they are not used to that language rhrythm and they don't know as many words as they should to understand but the key is try to listen to native spanish speaker as much as you can and you will see the easier it becomes to understand spanish speaking people, i remember i thought the same thing when i started learning english. but you have to train your ears on how to listen in that new language that you're learning. la practica hace al maestro como decimos nosotros en español,.
Todos tienen logros fantásticos y estoy aquí en casa viendo netflix 😩😩
should it be "el universidad" or "la universidad" ? my mentor told me universidad takes up masculine form, but hee i saw it takes feminine form. i'm confused please help
I don't need the subtitles in english but I'd be lost without them in spanish. They slur so much together that I can't understand half of it if I can't see it.
Este ha inspirandomé por Español tambien. Voy a estudiar tambien, y lo se que mi gramatica y vocabularío y accentos no son perfectos, por ejemplo con los "lo"s y "se"s y el mood reflexivo, pero yo tengo usar el lingua si voy a aprenderlo, sí?
I liked the series. It helps to be able to see and hear how other people speak their languages. Keep up the good work. :)
I am beginning to learn Spanish at home and thought that this was a great idea of interviewing people on the streets of a city. It is different from the regular way of learning another language.
The girl who speaks from 1:52 to 2:00 is Venezuelan, not peruvian. Here, in Lima, Perú the final "s" of the words, specially before a vowel sound or end of the phrase is always well pronounced.
Luckily, I am filipina born and raised in PHILIPPINES, which our country borrowed a lot of spanish words, I almost understand everything but sad to say I cant speak it hahah, I had spanish lessons way back in college thats why I can only comprehend even spanish subtitles but i am unable to speak since English is our language used in the PH
Ay, caramba! Yo veo cuánto más que necesito trabajar para entender las gentes cuando ellos hablan.
Paz! JesuChristo te ama amen y Bendiciones:D
im from spain im barcelona, catalan
lovely!
Generalmente los limeños tenemos un acento neutro, asi que les va a ayudar en aprender el castellano de una manera mas rápida.
Saludos, desde Lima Perú.
0:38 no way she's saying "desde" right there!
“Siempre DE chiquita “
Eres muy linda...saludos desde los ee UU
I'm impressed by how fast they speak. LOL!
It's not necessarily that they speak quickly, but rather they "mash" their vowels together which allows the words to come out more "mumbled". We do the same in English, or in most other languages XD
LOL you have not seen fast AT ALL. Nobody really spoke fast in this video..
Kauan Kroun can u imagine a Spanish rapper ? no way I'll kill myself Lmao
DeViLz you should listen to some :) A lot of it 's actually not bad even if you don't understand it all. I find anyway :)
Azren the Language Nerd I'll try and I hope to catch some words (:
Omg, someone explain to me the the differemce between the Que "what" and Cual "what"
Cual more signifies "which" rather than "what".
Woow metas sii
¡Hola! The only thing I know in Spanish.
their accent is soooo difficult, maybe cuz I'm used to spanish and columbian and mexican accents only
I love spanish. I learning so hard spanish language is so hot for me.
How does their Spanish sound to other Spanish speakers? I hear Mexican Spanish spoken pretty often and I can detect some differences in their accents.
Written: Me llamo Andres y soy de Australia
Spoken: meyamandrsodauralia
muy bien. impressionante! seguiro trabajar duro. lo siento, enseñaste una lingua muy difficil, yo no hay ningun amigo enseñarme ahora
+Wilhelm Schäfer hi mate! I am from the Philippines, learning Spanish, Nihongo, French, Portuguese, and Mandarin. I can teach the last one to some extent. one app that helps you for Mandarin is Pleco. ;-)
+Russell Cheng Iesu ai ni amen. Iesu shieshie. God Bless:)
Beautiful European architectural structure behind them! Is that a cathedral?
Yep! that's the Lima main plaza, called Plaza de Armas o Plaza Mayor, located in the historic center. Is where the buildings of the municipality are, also that cathedral (from XVI) that u are asking, and u can find a very old house (from XVI) called Casa del Oídor one of the firsts houses in Lima and with a very long balcony with moorish design (you find A LOT of old balconies in Lima) . Also u find the government palace where the president lives and F. Pizarro the conquistador is buried; and more beautiful buildings. Lima historic center is the biggest and the one with more colonial architecture in all America. Btw don't want to fight but Mexicans say that the one in Mexico DF is the largest, but it measures 9.7 square kilometers, the one in Lima 21.8! just facts.
Damn. I need a skype partner or something from spain to help me learn spanish xD
The couple of spanish teachers i had were from barcelona and valencia. But i cant talk to them all the time or practice with them when i need. Spanish is super hard
+Alec Foster “Xenon” Hello , I speak spanish
I can understand some of the words like trabaho/work pero/but/for? importante/important lol
1:51 whe se doesnt pronounce "S"? Por que ella no pronouncia "s"?
Por su acento. Seguro no era peruana. Aqui si pronunciamos la S.
Can anyone explain to me the meaning of "Se" in Spanish.I seem to stumble on it everytime I read or hear Spanish.Thank you!
Se could mean "I know". no se means "I don't know"
look up reflexive verbs in spanish :)
if its to fast, play it at 0.75 speed. perfecto!
is it just me or do spanish speaking people not pronounce their words clearly
+Antwan Einstein it's not just you. some are worse than others. i was about to say that a lot of people in peru both mumble and drop letters from words(pue instead of pues, for example). but since it's how they speak we have to adjust as students. muy dificil, por seguro.
+bryan mannoia Oh boy, that just makes learning the language harder
+Antwan Einstein nah it should make it even more interesting
+Antwan Schreiner IT IS YOUR EARS DOESNT HEAR WELL THE WORDS. I HEAR EACH WORD THEY SAY IM NATIVE SPANISH.
+Antwan Schreiner sounds to me like a lack of listening experience. peru has quite a clear accent. try listening to chileans haha
They‘re’ speaking Sooooo Fasttttttttttttttt！！！They speak 10 phrases just need one second....................
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Does English sound this fast for spanish people that never heard an English conversation?
Temirlan Kasmaliev Yeah, really fast. Sometimes, I can't even understand anything they say.
yes it does , im learning russian and it is the same , it sounds like the speak at very fast pace, but thats how all natives speak their language, we just can't notice it
Lol at the dude in the background from 1:02 to 1:36.
Opal Hohn I had never noticed haha.. thanks for pointing that out! :)
+Opal Hohn Ja ja está nervioso
i think more easy english more spanish .... ☺☺
?esta nublado siempre a Lima?
Rafał Pająk no amigo solo en el invierno
+Rafał Pająk en otoño y invierno por eso le dicen lima la gris.mm rara veces en verano primavera.
@@unhevalhuanuco3757 ¿solo en invierno? ¿has estado en Lima por más de un año? Incluso ni en verano nos salvamos del cielo gris... somos la capital con menos horas sol por año en el mundo, incluso menos que Reikiavik.
Yo aprendiendo español aquí. xD
¿La hablar de español es muy rapido? Lo siento, mi español es no muy bien. Asi que estudio
Surely this is not easy for me !
i honesty dont want to do work but i have to because or im not passng 8th grade
My eyes looool
I'm a native Spanish speaker, I can help you with Spanish if you help me with English :).Greetings from Venezuela
José Quintero help me in Spanish please
Yes of course! add me on Skype: Quintero19. If you prefer WhatsApp: +58 412 349 2870
3:15 😂
Jaja
i´m speak portuguese , but i can got it easy
Dang, Spanish natives seem to just slur their words together . Even reading the subtitles and trying to decipher the pronunciations by listening is challenging to start.
try listening to European Castillian
Beatriz cual es el logro más importante de tu vida?