What Do Spaniards Think about Spanish Salaries? - Advanced Spanish
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Andrés hits the streets of Seville to uncover what locals really think about Spanish salaries and taxes!
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Please don't beep out the palabrotas! we need to learn them too 😆
También se dicen tacos en España saludos
more street interviews please!!!
This is such a fantastic video. Please make more of these!! Street interviews are great because on DS we rarely, even at the advanced level, get natural, native speed/native level speech. Usually the advanced videos are still slower than the guides would speak in normal conversation, even when the video IS a conversation between two guides.
I sometimes feel that DS would do great with a "Native" difficulty level, though I suppose really once you've finished advanced, the idea is that you move on from DS. I think there's part of me that wishes once you reach a very high level of Spanish, DS can just serve as a content platform, rather than a learning platform, but I don't think that's what they have in mind.
More of this content! Thanks to the variety of people interviewed, the ambient noise, and the topics discussed, this is a truly "advanced" video.
I'm comfortably living with native content of all kinds these days, but dreamers from the subreddit who just starting to branch out are often shocked by the distance between the most difficult DS content and the outside content with which they're just starting to engage. This video is a great example of bridging that gap, which seems necessary. I loved it. I forgot that I was watching a DS video.
Don't forget what the taxes in Spain provide, which we sorely lack in the US: an inexpensive and extensive train system, and health care that costs significantly less than in the US.
Gracias Andrés. Me gusta mucho. Muy divertido cuando la gente se necesita ayuda con sus manos jajaja.
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Listening to Spanish teachers
"Lo se todo!" 🎉
Listening to normal people speak Spanish.
¿Qué tipo de lenguaje es este?😢
Dios mío, casi nadie pronuncia esos 's' :D
In Barbados 🇧🇧 you need €2000 a month to barely get by 😂😂😂
But a standard wage is €1000 and minimum wage is 683€ 😂😂😂
super interesting street interviews! 🔥🔥🔥
I love these street interviews in Spain, it motivates me, because i am still missing words and some sentences and have to practise listening more.
I loves the video gracias ❤, but it would've been better if you had added subtitles
No eniendo todo pero me encanto, gracias!
I am watching all the videos from the newest backwards in time. I read some comments about having more of these type of street interviews. I disagree as there are a lot of videos already like this Easy Spanish etc. However, your intermediate ones with slow and more simple language is more rare. I struggle with native speakers so I may be biased.
I loved hearing all these accents from, what I imagine is Andalusia ?
Yes! Sevilla, Andalucía.😊
I have been studying Spanish for like 5 months and only was able to understand a handful of words........... I need to listen to advanced more lol.
los latinoamericanos que ganan 300 euros al ver este video: :v
Jajaja no saben lo que es duro de verdad esos españoles.
And you? What do you think about salaries in Spain? 😅
Pues he acabado de vacacionar en Portugal, y me parece que los sueldos son peores que en España 😅
I work in tech and moved to Spain from a Scandinavian country. I find that in Spain, the salaries in my field are around 30% lower, but the taxes are almost similar. Compare to the US and it's of course even crazier.
At the same time, in the big cities, the cost of housing which is a big chunk of most people's expenses is nearly equal. I think outside of high paying jobs like in tech, the salary discrepancy is even larger, but maybe the tax burden isn't quite as bad. If it hadn't been for the special tax scheme (Beckham law) I wouldn't have moved here and when that runs out, I'll move away again.
Another big problem Spain has is the cost of being self-employed. I think Alma addressed this in an old video, but it's like the system is designed to be hostile to small businesses.
Tuve que ir a España desde Ucrania y llevo casi dos años aquí. Ayer hice mi primera declaración fiscal anual como autónomo.
Sí, los impuestos son más caros que en Ucrania, pero puedo ver que estos impuestos no están siendo robados completamente. Algunas cantidades se utilizan para hacer algo por la sociedad...
Estoy muy sorprendido de los salarios en España. Soy de California, USA. Me gustaría tener el salario que gano aquí y vivir allá jaja.
Pues, no puedo evitar usar una palabrota en este caso porque los salarios tan bajos son una mierda.
Me encanta el accento andaluz :).
Me recuerdo cuando estaba en Sevilla y hable con mi amigo de alli y entendi casi todo. Y el dia despues cuando hable con un hombre en la gasolinera que tuvo accento tan fuerte que yo no entendi casi nada, como excepto buenos diaz y agua, nada :).
I understood but not quite at this level. For all those who can easily understand this video. Dime, how many hours are you at? I’m curious
I can't say I easily understood it, except for Andres. For the other speakers, I used the CC in Spanish to follow it better. I am at 682 hours today.
@@lacydaniels5568 Gracias!
Seems like you're on schedule!
Except the tall guy with the thick accent and the old lady I understood around %80-%90 percent of the video
230hrs (Worth mentioning most of my input is outside dreaming spanish)
@@aylaz. Thanks! Definitely wouldn't be able to understand as much as you do with only 230 hours imo. I'm venturing out more frequently too, could you tell me some of your outside sources?
@@TheMiliPro (sorry for the late reply)
Español con Juan, Curiosamente, Linguirosa, Info primates
Honestly what's most important is watching channels you are interested in, i really like linguistics and not everyone might enjoy that topic. I reccomend opening a new account to only watch spanish videos for spanish video reccomendations. You'll find something worth watching after a while
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It depends on the job you do, if you have a skilled job (say for example Devops engineer or something high level in IT) then you should expect a salary to match your skills and experience. Its the same in the uk, I wouldn’t be able to live the lifestyle I do if I didn’t have a good career in IT that pays enough to have a reasonable quality of life. Delivery drivers, factory operatives etc have generally unskilled roles, by comparison with salaries to suit. So my advice to anyone is to study and have a career that pays well, instead of expecting to be on the equivalent salary for relatively unskilled work. Get yourself a profession.
No matter what job you have, you deserve to live a comfortable life and earn a decent living. That's all that most people ask for. Please keep your "advice" to yourself.
@@malj93why are you being so abusive? On top of being misleading and simply wrong.
@@englishplease4395 Why are you misusing words? Perhaps an English learning channel would be appropriate for you
@@malj93 please keep your "advice" to yourself
@@englishplease4395 oh so abusive 🙄
10 mil al mes? 🤣
This White House is SAD, super SAD.
speak slow
En los paises del norte no ganan 4000 en media. En los Paises Bajos netos serian por ahi 2500 netos o 3100 brutos ( datos oficiales + vivi' en el pais hasta el año pasado ). Los demas paises estan alrededor de eso si no cuentas los paraisos fiscales.
The average salary income in Denmark in 2022 was €6296 and the median €5672. Both numbers are including private pension contributions from your employeer. The source is Statistics Denmark.
@@Dan_Es. but that's an exception ( and for a country of only 6m people ). en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_European_countries_by_average_wage . It looks like the avg for the Netherlands is above what I found in other sources, but cost of living skyrocketed and the housing market is pure madness. On avg the nordics seem to have a net income of roughly 3k monthly ( again, with quite higher cost of living ). Not to say that you don't live better over there ( at least for services etc ), you do, but let's not give false hope.
@@Dan_Es.The.cost of Life in Center and North of Europe is very high than South Europe for exemple the cost of living in France IS 30% high average of Spain the resoults is in a material practically equal at the end less salary is not less material quality of Life .
@@Benito-lr8mz That however doesn't change that it's factually wrong that "paises del norte no gangan 4000 en media" as the previous reply said.
That said., having lived in Spain for nearly 3 years now, I agree it's cheaper, but the difference is not as high as you would expect if you live in a big city. Rent is a huge driver for this, my rent in Barcelona is higher than it was in Copenhagen for example. If you live in a cheaper place in the country, it'll look very different.