7 False Cognates in Spanish & English [in Spanish] how not to confuse them

False cognates, cognados falsos, falsos amigos - these are words that look like English means what we think it means (the most famous example being embarazada for pregnant rather than embarrassed).
In this video, we cover 7 of them (all in Spanish! Subtitles available) and how to use them correctly.
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[@alavalle69]

En la Argentina, también usamos "pena" para expresar "tristeza". Ej: Mi amigo perdió su empleo, me da mucha pena. En cambio, no la usamos para expresar "vergüenza".

[@alfenito]

Aprovechar always gets me!!!

[@jatoqtos7021]

I was trying to say to you something in Spanish but I realized that they change it my phone's language so now it's in English and I have to say in this language I would like to say that listening you a speaking in Spanish shows me that one of the biggest mistakes that Olaf is Spanish speakers and that these that we all talked so fast so we made a lot of mistakes because in Spanish that living means the same as Spanish native-speaker I can say you when I am listening to you speaking in my language that you speak it well but there is kind of Rhythm like your native language that is already integrated in all of your sentences but anyway you have really good talking every Spanish speaker and resting you easily thank you for the help

[@sorchamurphy7955]

Molestar es otro que me confundía muchas veces!!

[@jatoqtos7021]

One thing I so enjoyed speaking that was when there are words which ends with are you drop the tone as you may do in English

[@houstonebaker]

Embarrassed is my favorite. Avergonzado not Embarazado 😂.