50 Spanish Chunks that Native Speakers use EVERY single day!
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- Learn 50 essential chunks in Spanish that you will need for different occasions, such as meeting new people, at the restaurant, at the bar, and so on. If you want to take your Spanish further, then you have to know these #MostUsedPhrasesInSpanish
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0:00 50 chunks in Spanish
0:39 Meeting new people
1:45 At the airport
3:00 At the restaurant
4:09 Meeting friends at the bar
5:34 Most useful chunks
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this teacher has such a great personality
You have positive vibes encircling your aura mi hermosa maestra💃
Very Good!!!! Extremely informative and helpful.
Muchas gracias por tus lecciones. Tam de Vietnam
Gracias Tam! Saludos 😉👌
Gracias por "la gastronomía local".
Que bien vídeo. Súper útil y quedaste tan linda 🙂. Leí algunos comentarios sobre la velocidad y no estoy de acuerdo. Hablas clara y lentamente. Ellos son principiantes. No hagas caso a ellos.
Muchas gracias Maria!
Que gran video gran maestra x mas exitos sobre todo le felizito por los subtitulo en english me encanta la lectura englesa cordiales saludos desde la gran argentina 😊
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Mi encanta spring spanish y su presidente AMLO......viva mexico.
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como siempre, muy util. Muchas gracias Maria! 😀
Gracias a ti Christian 🤗
Gracias por este video pero será casi imposible recordar todo esto
Ponlos en el Traductor de Google.
Grachísimas María
De nachísimas😂
Havent even watched the video yet and im hype. Imma watch this after my shift 😼😼😼
Did you watch it yet? 😇
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In Mexico how do you say "keep the change".
I don’t know, but at the end of it you have to say “tu animal sucio”
I'm not mexican but in Colombia 🇨🇴 we could say "Quedate las vueltas", vueltas means change but also u can say "Quedate el cambio", cambio means change.
Chela? No usas cerveza?
Chela a colloquial expression for beer.
Great video. Suggestion: Too many chunks. Please consider doing smaller number of chunks and breaking them up into parts. Part 1, Part 2, etc. It’s difficult to absorb 50 chunks at the rate of speed that you are going. Some of us are listening from our car. Just a suggestion from one of your biggest fans. Gracias.
y "vamos a ver"
English people never use most of these as their basic meeting conversation topics. That’s something to consider
are you teaching spaniard Spanish?
I can understand it when I read it, but if I look away and just listen, I can’t 😞
I'm confused. When you say the numbers fro 30 onwards, they sound like you're pronouncing them different. Like trenta y dos. It's sounds like you're saying trent I dos. Maybe it's my ears lol x
Hola Malcy, maybe because I am from the South East and we are used to combine words when speaking? Like, the phrase Costa de Oro I would say Costadoro... Idk I am just assuming 😂 xxx
@@mariafernandafromspringspa677 Hola Maria, Yes that's what I thought lol. Thought I'd got it all wrong 🤣🤣🤣 Thanks for your reply. ❤️
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Por mas subtitulo en english 😊
Your regionalism comes out on number 29 when you say "por fa" instead of por favor :)
Jajaja siiiii! 😂
Por fa is used in many Spanish speaking countries. Actually I haven’t come across any Spanish speaker that doesn’t use it.
@@sj1397 oh, ok. I suppose I haven't been speaking the language long enough to notice, but I certainly will!
@@michaelr0703 it’s also often used to emphasize someone asking please. Like in English you might say “please, please, pretty pleaaaase…”, in Spanish you will hear “por fa, porrrr faaaaa…” used in a very similar way. Or if you’re really asking for a favor (eg to your spouse) and you want to twist their arm it’s a cutesy kind of “¿por fa? 😘😘😘”
Not really in Spain we say "por fa" all the time. There are some Mexican regionalism like "platillo" or that creepy "pay de manzana" more Spanglish than Spanish.
I think #37 should be “I haven’t seen you all in a while” not haven’t seen them
The content is great, but talking so fast and moving along too fast makes it hard to absorb anything worthwihile.
The speed is the way it will be heard in real life; please do not change it. For those who think it is too fast..go to settings where you can change the playback speed.p
Go into the settings and slow the speed down like I did, then when you get the hang of it you set it back to normal speed! Goodluck
Keep working on it. I used to find it a bit fast but with continuing practice I am now hablando y entendiendo bien. I also use Spanishdict, Duolingo, and Brenda Romanielli on CZcams
Great lesson. Please consider slowing down a bit. Perhaps say the phrase in English, then in Spanish, slowly, then give us a few seconds to repeat it. Many of us listen to these lessons because we can't watch them. Slowing down gives us a chance to practice, which is the only way we'll really learn.
Why dont u say cervesa instead of chela, we akways used the word cervesa but i noticed u used Chela whats the difference porfavbor
fuma o revente ;-)
Much to fast to understand
Too fast