Spanish Vocabulary: Food | Lesson 22

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  • Dr. Danny Evans teaches food words and food-related words to perhaps help you order the next time you are in a restaurant.
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Komentáře • 144

  • @TheLanguageTutor
    @TheLanguageTutor  Před rokem +3

    Whats your FAVORITE MEAL OF THE DAY?!

  • @candicelaurel4397
    @candicelaurel4397 Před 3 lety +68

    Food = Comida
    Breakfast = el desayuno
    to have breakfast= desayunar
    lunch = el amuerzo
    dinner= la cena
    to have dinner= cenar
    to eat = comer
    to drink= beber/tomar
    I am hungry = tengo hambre
    meats= la carne
    Fish=pescado
    alive fish (the one you look at)= pez
    chicken (cooked chicken)=pollo
    beef= carne de res
    steak= el biftec/ el bistec
    ham=jamón
    sausage= chorizo
    turkey=pavo
    duck=pato
    cheese=queso
    pizza= la pizza
    hamburger= hamburguesa
    Vegetables= los vegetales
    asparagus = el espárrago
    broccoli=el brécol
    carrot=la zanahoria
    cucumber = el pepino
    Garlic=el ajo
    lettuce= La lechuga
    Pea= el guisante
    potato= La patata/ la papa
    Tomato=el tomate
    fruits= las frutas
    apple=la manzana
    banana/plantain= el plátano
    grape=la uva
    Lemon = el limón
    lime =la lima
    orange=la naranja
    pear=la pera
    pineapple=la piña
    strawberry=la fresa
    watermelon= la sandía
    drinks=bebidas
    tea=té
    juice=zumo/jugo
    milk=la leche
    water= el agua
    tap water= el agua del grifo
    wine=vino
    red wine= el vino tinto
    white wine= el vino blanco
    beer= la cerveza
    desserts=postres
    cake= un pastel
    ice cream= el helado
    vanilla ice cream= el helado de vainilla
    chocolate ice cream=el helado de chocolate
    strawberry ice cream=el helado de fresa
    "enjoy your food"= que aproveche

  • @missfoufa4938
    @missfoufa4938 Před rokem +3

    That was a lot to learn! I'm excited to memorize all of them! Thank you so much sir 🙏🙏

  • @katehamilton8024
    @katehamilton8024 Před 5 lety +38

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    • @TheLanguageTutor
      @TheLanguageTutor  Před 5 lety +7

      Thank you so much Kate! I hope that you continue to watch and share your favorite videos as you continue to get better. You can actually donate through Paypal without actually having an account.

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  • @matildawolfram4687
    @matildawolfram4687 Před 2 lety +4

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  • @PHILDAGG
    @PHILDAGG Před 4 lety +9

    Hello Doctor, just started watching your vids today and they have been brilliant, I typed in to see how many lessons you have and it's 25, I hope to be back to you in a month in terms of my progress

    • @TheLanguageTutor
      @TheLanguageTutor  Před 4 lety +2

      Hey Philip! Thanks for the kinds words. You saw that I have 25 videos? Was that on my channel or the AIB CZcams channel? Here on my channel I have over 50 lessons and a new one comes out every Sunday morning. Just curious where you're watching.

  • @nigelcase4851
    @nigelcase4851 Před 3 lety +2

    Another great lesson, not sure how I overlooked this one previously but glad to have seen it now, thankyou.
    I have advised my mother-in-law to start watching The Language Tutor as she has moved to Gran Canaria and is trying to learn the language. Let's hope she stays with it.

  • @sorchamurphy7955
    @sorchamurphy7955 Před 5 lety +9

    Thank you for the food vocab. Will you be extending this lesson to include specifics around ordering e.g. can I have... is this vegetarian....do you have....or can I make a reservation etc? Thanks!

  • @cesarminiao
    @cesarminiao Před 3 lety +6

    In my language (Tagalog) carne is karne, we call steak bistek Tagalog, Quezo is keso..La patata is patatas..Las frutas ,prutas, La manzana is mansanas , La uva is ubas , tomar is toma (mainly slang used in drinking alcohol).

    • @emreoyunsever3264
      @emreoyunsever3264 Před 2 lety +1

      Which country or countries speaks Tagalog ın my language which is Turkish we call patates instead of la patata

    • @Viviendoishaphanim
      @Viviendoishaphanim Před 2 lety

      @@emreoyunsever3264 Tagalog language is the main language of the Philippines archipelago

  • @Sara.Saavedra
    @Sara.Saavedra Před rokem +1

    Thanks for the lesson Mr Danny, I live in Argentina and they use La Papa for sweet potatoes , and la patata for potatoes.

  • @lindsaybush6934
    @lindsaybush6934 Před 2 lety +3

    I like that in Spanish desserts is postres and in English if you spell it backwards it's stressed so deserts seem to be for stress 🤣

  • @oubelaidlahlou3582
    @oubelaidlahlou3582 Před 2 lety +1

    Amazing courses. Go on.

  • @cescilolaya9669
    @cescilolaya9669 Před 3 lety +2

    Muchisimas gracias profesor

  • @joeyfu4489
    @joeyfu4489 Před 4 lety +1

    Very useful lessons today!

  • @joyceibay2640
    @joyceibay2640 Před 2 lety +1

    As a Filipino it's easy to remember this lesson because we're still have some common Spanish terms for food

  • @CricVibe23
    @CricVibe23 Před rokem

    you really are a great teacher.thanks a lot

  • @alejandrojoselizano
    @alejandrojoselizano Před 2 lety +1

    I like to watch these vídeos and feel super smart because I speak spanish, hehe

  • @cyndianderson7218
    @cyndianderson7218 Před 3 lety

    Thank you so much for this! It came right at the right time ha ha

  • @mohamedsiddiq155
    @mohamedsiddiq155 Před 2 lety +2

    Hi! Dr. Danny thank you for your lessons.
    I found another word for vegetables it says verduras. Which one is more popular?

  • @turbinetech3000
    @turbinetech3000 Před 2 měsíci

    gracias senor por su tiempo

  • @patrickmccarthy7877
    @patrickmccarthy7877 Před 2 lety +1

    Lima, Peru.

  • @englishplaylistt
    @englishplaylistt Před 3 lety

    ¡Gracias, señor!

  • @alvincugal7155
    @alvincugal7155 Před rokem

    Hi Doctor ivan i am a Alvin Cugal from the Philippines and cudrently studying Spanish Language in one of the Learning center school here in the Philippines. I am on my 1st Level on my Spanish class and we have 3 level to finish the spanish. I always watch your video and i have learn so much from. I just want to thank you and it helps me a lot. Can you help me more on providing me a complete videos from your end. Thank you so much in advance.

  • @believeinpeace
    @believeinpeace Před rokem

    Muchas Gracias

  • @SARAH-ym5zg
    @SARAH-ym5zg Před rokem

    Muchas gracias

  • @Coc_with_nate
    @Coc_with_nate Před 3 měsíci +2

    Love You From India

  • @sagarmeena0210
    @sagarmeena0210 Před 4 lety

    you are making good videos

  • @bubblecatt2108
    @bubblecatt2108 Před rokem +1

    you can also use verduras as vegetables.

  • @edwardmoran1739
    @edwardmoran1739 Před 2 lety

    Buen provecho!!!

  • @peppepinz2886
    @peppepinz2886 Před 10 měsíci

    Gracias

  • @elsielarocque-ux3hh
    @elsielarocque-ux3hh Před rokem

    Hi Mr Evans. I really learn a lot from your videos and appreciate your work. I have a question. I am confused sometimes - for example « La Cena « translates to dinner but not to « the dinner » I have seen this quite often with other nouns. How do we know when add « el « or « La » before a noun.

  • @janandrewtancio683
    @janandrewtancio683 Před 15 dny +1

    As a filipino I can understand some words in this language even middle easterners can understand what they are saying!!!!!

  • @nuzhatabid558
    @nuzhatabid558 Před rokem +1

    I was just wondering if you can make a revision lesson after every five lessons and also a lesson to test ourselves

  • @seasiderbfc83
    @seasiderbfc83 Před 7 měsíci +1

    By the way el agua is not masculine, it is feminine but it uses el and un because it starts with a stressed a sound. So it would be: ‘el agua fría’ but it would also be ‘las aguas frías’.

  • @daredevilskydiver
    @daredevilskydiver Před 4 lety +1

    Tx, this was extended version of ep11. Though their were some minor differences, but great learning again.

  • @ticomadlynjoing7783
    @ticomadlynjoing7783 Před rokem

    Your my favorite

  • @eduardovivanco9154
    @eduardovivanco9154 Před 3 lety

    Buenos dias Dr. Evans, I have noticed that in minute 2:2i you start explaining about Tomar = to drink I have always heard Algo DE tomar? and you say it with out the DE, which one is correct?

    • @SA_QT123
      @SA_QT123 Před rokem

      Algo de tomar is what we say in Mexico

  • @freddielucas7932
    @freddielucas7932 Před 3 lety

    hi just kinda confuse about to have. I thought to have is TENER. can we say "tener desayuno" for "to have breakfast"

  • @shawqueenkathleenengler6784

    When I said "Tengo hambre" he acted like I said I wanted to tango dance with a Mexican male laborer (tango hombre). Watch out!

  • @sammimitsu
    @sammimitsu Před 3 lety +4

    'We all love food!' Lol. True, but.

  • @manuelarreola7799
    @manuelarreola7799 Před 2 lety

    Algo DE tomar don't forget preposiciones.

  • @nouraghaith5122
    @nouraghaith5122 Před 10 měsíci +1

    ❤️❤️❤️

  • @gatesofhell343
    @gatesofhell343 Před 5 měsíci

    Can we use provecho for enjoy your meal?

  • @Jasna88
    @Jasna88 Před 3 lety

    can u use tomar in spanish for sunbathing? Ok, u use beber for drink in spain

  • @manuelarreola7799
    @manuelarreola7799 Před 2 lety

    Guisante es en España en México es Chicharo

  • @manuelarreola7799
    @manuelarreola7799 Před 2 lety

    No el el brécol es BROCOLI

  • @amukenamosescrespo3749
    @amukenamosescrespo3749 Před 3 lety +2

    So Dr Danny, how can one say to have lunch or to have breakfast?

    • @TheLanguageTutor
      @TheLanguageTutor  Před 3 lety

      Those are reflexive verbs. You can use "desayunarse" and "almorzarse."

  • @jhanalynalba4497
    @jhanalynalba4497 Před 2 lety

    Wow

  • @patrickmccarthy7877
    @patrickmccarthy7877 Před 2 lety +1

    I ate duck once, it was tough and greasy, felt guilty about it, ducks are too cute to eat.

  • @jhanalynalba4497
    @jhanalynalba4497 Před 2 lety

    I would need this if im li

  • @muhammadvalere1105
    @muhammadvalere1105 Před 5 lety +2

    sir how do you say taste in spainsh like i taste el pollo or yo tast el pescado

    • @TheLanguageTutor
      @TheLanguageTutor  Před 5 lety +1

      Hi Muhammad! You use the verb "probar" but it's a stem-changing verb so if you want to say "I taste" you would say "yo pruebo." Hope that helps!

    • @muhammadvalere1105
      @muhammadvalere1105 Před 5 lety +1

      @@TheLanguageTutor it was helpful gracias Señor

    • @muhammadvalere1105
      @muhammadvalere1105 Před 5 lety

      Sir do you know about portugués language

    • @TheLanguageTutor
      @TheLanguageTutor  Před 5 lety +1

      @@muhammadvalere1105 I don't know Portuguese but we do have someone lined up to begin Portuguese lessons in the near future on this channel.

    • @muhammadvalere1105
      @muhammadvalere1105 Před 5 lety

      Ok cool

  • @danvergara5417
    @danvergara5417 Před 4 měsíci

    QUE APROVECHE!!!!!!!!! 😁

  • @jmjopdamayo
    @jmjopdamayo Před 4 měsíci

    The Filipino language has a lot of names of food taken from Spanish language. The difference is that the we take the plural form.
    Example:
    For the grape (SINGULAR), we say UBAS (from the word uva)
    For the lettuce, we say LITSUGAS (from the word lechuga)

  • @Duck36301
    @Duck36301 Před rokem

    crazyyyyy

  • @ninadouglas6289
    @ninadouglas6289 Před 3 lety +2

    It’s actually: algo DE Tomar.

  • @onemanmusic6572
    @onemanmusic6572 Před 3 lety

    How do Latin American Spanish dialects use what Spaniards use as the vosotros form? Thank you.

  • @nukumtilltheyglow
    @nukumtilltheyglow Před 4 lety +2

    How would you say "I have to buy groceries?

  • @keyurbuch4748
    @keyurbuch4748 Před rokem

    11:19 I was told that agua is a feminine word but because it starts with “a” we write el agua and not la agua. So we write mucha agua and not mucho agua. Right?

  • @languagelover2666
    @languagelover2666 Před 3 lety

    Why "el hambre" chages to "muchA hambre" if the "a" keep together, like in "la hambre"?

  • @mrspumpkin6756
    @mrspumpkin6756 Před 3 lety

    Hi Sir,
    How would I order without garlic abd onion?

    • @TheLanguageTutor
      @TheLanguageTutor  Před 3 lety +2

      "sin" is "without," "ajo" is "garlic" and "cebolla" is "onion."

    • @GreatTasteMurder
      @GreatTasteMurder Před 3 lety

      @@TheLanguageTutor cool- in tagalog onion is "sibuyas" ..
      This video almost had alot of tagalog words too

  • @johnwilliams-ct1561
    @johnwilliams-ct1561 Před rokem +1

    I have just watched lesson 22 and am confused by the way you appear to pronounce the v,s my understanding is they sound like a soft b, but that is not what i am hearing can you clarify please?

    • @Elif.-7
      @Elif.-7 Před rokem

      Yes! I could not understand this as well!

    • @geoffjenkins1487
      @geoffjenkins1487 Před rokem

      Doctor B. is using North American/Mexican pronunciation. In European Spanish the V is pronounced like a B but in Na/Mexican as a V. Also, NA Mexican pronounce the C as a hard letter (like an S) but in European Spanish it is generally pronounced as soft "th".

  • @adri_144
    @adri_144 Před 2 lety

    0:55

  • @champions9905
    @champions9905 Před 3 lety

    why when i type que aproveche in google translate it says take advantage?

    • @adamclancey
      @adamclancey Před 3 lety

      Because it’s not a direct translation. It’s a figure of speech. If you translate break a leg into another language it might not be understood as good luck, for example.

    • @2001jccoellar
      @2001jccoellar Před 3 lety

      @@adamclancey In Mexico we say: "Buen provecho".

  • @Incywincey
    @Incywincey Před 3 lety

    Who would dislike this? 🤯🤯

  • @Sweatwithkyle
    @Sweatwithkyle Před 3 lety +1

    Did you had a next channel?

    • @TheLanguageTutor
      @TheLanguageTutor  Před 3 lety

      The Language Tutor channels are the only two at the moment.

    • @Sweatwithkyle
      @Sweatwithkyle Před 3 lety +1

      @@TheLanguageTutor What about AIB? I Saw A Video With Someone Looking Like You Posted 3years Ago

    • @TheLanguageTutor
      @TheLanguageTutor  Před 3 lety

      @@Sweatwithkyle That is Dr. Danny, but AIB owns that content. The Language Tutor is the only channel he is hands own helping the viewers with.

    • @Sweatwithkyle
      @Sweatwithkyle Před 3 lety

      Him &You Look A Like

    • @Sweatwithkyle
      @Sweatwithkyle Před 3 lety

      @@TheLanguageTutor Is He Family To You?

  • @nodirarakhmonkulova6904

    We can see that in spanish they say "the something"
    Not "a something" As if it were in English
    For instance:
    La potata (not una potata) - a potato
    El ajo (not un ajo) - a garlic
    Or did I get it wrong?

  • @blackdiamond3224
    @blackdiamond3224 Před 3 lety +1

    Hóla Dr.Evans, mi nombre es Kleanna Lujille y Yo vivo en pilipinas y I am 8 yrs. Old
    Pls correct me if somthing' s wrong withmy spelling😊

    • @GreatTasteMurder
      @GreatTasteMurder Před 3 lety

      You're 8?! Wow-- that's young, I'm from Philippines too

    • @GreatTasteMurder
      @GreatTasteMurder Před 3 lety

      I believe Philippines is spelled "Filipinas" in spanish

  • @zaralarsson8242
    @zaralarsson8242 Před 3 měsíci

    I've learned so many words, I feel dizzy 🤯👩‍🦽

  • @carlinos1256
    @carlinos1256 Před 3 měsíci

    Hi all, just a note:
    Agua is not masculine, is femenine, but we use "El" to avoid the bad sound called "cacofonia"
    Plural for "agua" is "las aguas" as you can see now it takes it femenine form

  • @angelomercurio599
    @angelomercurio599 Před 3 lety

    Almorzar - to have lunch

  • @brismusicandarts7286
    @brismusicandarts7286 Před 3 lety +2

    Me: Gets hungry while he's talking. And goes downstairs to get a banana.
    Everybody: i don't know what they're doing.

  • @viviankwok8813
    @viviankwok8813 Před 3 lety

    Learning lots of new vocabularies but still don't know how to order food like can i order ....:)

    • @kjergens1
      @kjergens1 Před 3 lety

      My Babbel app says you should say, “Voy a querer un café” or “Voy a pedir une café” (or whatever you are ordering). Apparently it’s rude if you don’t start with “Voy a...”

    • @kjergens1
      @kjergens1 Před 3 lety

      *un café

  • @nanahussein8158
    @nanahussein8158 Před 3 lety

    We are hungry now

  • @hubertop1247
    @hubertop1247 Před rokem

    Tengo hambe soy pedallo

  • @cocofrancecisco2188
    @cocofrancecisco2188 Před 3 lety

    What about "to have lunch"?

  • @MystaHector
    @MystaHector Před 2 lety +1

    Agua es feminin. It has an article „el” but this is an exeption. El agua fria - cold water. Not agua frio as in mascilin.

  • @pengxu188
    @pengxu188 Před rokem

    What about cola

  • @user-in5te9sg3z
    @user-in5te9sg3z Před rokem

    The headline of the video is “how to order the food” but the video itself is just about the words and there weren’t even a construction about how to exactly order like “I would like to”, “can I have a bill” and so on …

  • @marionpearson8757
    @marionpearson8757 Před 3 lety

    A waiter will often say digamma in Spain. Speak to me

  • @simbolicbeasts4858
    @simbolicbeasts4858 Před 2 lety

    Indians would need more of such words cause of the large variety 🤣☺️🤣

  • @lianavercammen3524
    @lianavercammen3524 Před 3 lety

    Yo diría para enseñarnos la uBa en lugar de uVa

  • @daredevilskydiver
    @daredevilskydiver Před 4 lety

    Why is red wine called EL VINO TINTO.

    • @daredevilskydiver
      @daredevilskydiver Před 4 lety

      Isn’t red ROJO?

    • @fliveloss5245
      @fliveloss5245 Před 2 lety

      @@daredevilskydiver yes red is Romo but red vino has a specific name which is el vino De tinto

  • @pak3ton
    @pak3ton Před 3 lety

    Lol i though i was: beafsteak
    Vivi engañado toda mi vida :v

  • @kekesb
    @kekesb Před rokem

    I learned that ternera is Beef but you say veal???

  • @maryenglish6714
    @maryenglish6714 Před 2 lety

    Agua is feminine not masculine Las Aguas but el agua because it starts with an a

  • @JosephVR1
    @JosephVR1 Před rokem

    Don't say Pastel or Helado in Puerto Rico for cake or ice cream. Cake is Biscocho and Ice cream is Mantecado

  • @ninadouglas6289
    @ninadouglas6289 Před 3 lety

    Agua is not masculine, it’s feminine but requires a masculine article.

  • @Eddie-3466
    @Eddie-3466 Před rokem

    What happened to WW3 ???

  • @juansanchez795
    @juansanchez795 Před 3 lety

    Tu español está medio raro, no es que aproveche, es buen provecho o provecho simplemente, entre otros errores.

  • @aretiredsubberl7036
    @aretiredsubberl7036 Před 2 lety

    You may want to help us to actually learn the usage of those words by providing simple sentences rather than simply reading off a vocab list. No one is gonna remember/learn anything that way. And please, at least a summary of the words introduced would be much appreciated. Keep up the good work.

  • @tanseygreen291
    @tanseygreen291 Před 3 lety

    Vegetal is pronounced Beh-Heh-Tal

    • @TheLanguageTutor
      @TheLanguageTutor  Před 3 lety +2

      IF you're in an area that pronounce the V as a B. Not everyone does in the Spanish speaking world.

    • @naturalspanish1049
      @naturalspanish1049 Před 3 lety +1

      @@TheLanguageTutor they should, though