Tips to Improve Your Conversational Skills in Spanish

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Komentáře • 496

  • @QrooSpanish
    @QrooSpanish  Před rokem +13

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    • @IntriguedIndeed
      @IntriguedIndeed Před 5 měsíci +1

      I just stumbled upon your video a few months ago- I was born in Mexico adopted at 8 and lived here in america since- lost my Spanish around age 10- had no one to speak w and English was priority for everyone and i can't seem to recover my Spanish!

    • @sojourningteddybear6838
      @sojourningteddybear6838 Před 2 měsíci +1

      Yes!! The language tutor mixed with this is powerful.

  • @creativeclerk6087
    @creativeclerk6087 Před rokem +24

    "If you know how to handle the verbs, you know how to handle the language. Everything else is just vocabulary." (Michel Thomas, 2001).

  • @samstromberg5593
    @samstromberg5593 Před 4 měsíci +14

    One tip that I'd give is just start speaking. I'm an intermediate student and I'm sure the people who have heard me speak regretted it later but once you get into a conversation the words just come out. You may have wrong conjugations or use wrong words but as long as your point gets across it's a conversations and it's a great way to grow

  • @RudyTinoco
    @RudyTinoco Před rokem +118

    I am one of the 67% who watched your video all the way to the end. I appreciate your work. Thanks for this excellent video!

    • @QrooSpanish
      @QrooSpanish  Před rokem +28

      It was only 33%. You belomg to an elite group, and thanks for that. :)

    • @fensterlips
      @fensterlips Před rokem +3

      Yo también

    • @Jayinjapanese
      @Jayinjapanese Před rokem +1

      @@QrooSpanishyou gotta get straight to the point and simple.That’s how the OG CZcams days were and that’s how they got big

    • @Dubai892JK
      @Dubai892JK Před rokem +4

      ​@@Jayinjapanesewell, usually self learners do have some patience.

    • @shaffey01
      @shaffey01 Před 8 měsíci

      Where did you get those numbers?

  • @YourBuddyRob
    @YourBuddyRob Před rokem +129

    I wish our lives were filled with such articulate and knowledgeable good people like you and Linda. This video really triggered a much better understanding of where I've been going wrong with my spanish conversational skills for the last 50 years. Thank you, Paul.

    • @QrooSpanish
      @QrooSpanish  Před rokem +9

      Wow, thank you.

    • @andresmeloso8106
      @andresmeloso8106 Před rokem +2

      Last 50 years??? Dude, it's time to know when to say when!

    • @DCKiraly
      @DCKiraly Před rokem +16

      @@andresmeloso8106 ¿Porqué deberíamos parar de pensar y crecer solo porque hemos pasado mucho tiempo en esta planeta? Cada uno tiene la opción de seguir aprendiendo durante toda la vida, ¿no?

    • @YoelMonsalve
      @YoelMonsalve Před rokem +1

      ​@@DCKiraly Así es

    • @louisevannorden2001
      @louisevannorden2001 Před rokem +7

      @@andresmeloso8106 No! No! No! If he had given up, he wouldn’t have found just the help he needed!

  • @RUT812
    @RUT812 Před rokem +97

    This is the first thing my fluently bilingual husband told me about speaking in Spanish: Don’t’ try to translate in your head. Think in Spanish. Once I started doing this, my Spanish improved dramatically. Also, learning Spanish in chunks is very helpful. The Spring Spanish CZcams channel teaches Spanish this way.

    • @KW-12
      @KW-12 Před 4 měsíci +2

      Great advice, that's the key in learning a new language. The most difficult part is the starting point but don't give up. I'm on my way on learning french & russian, so I know the difficulties that there can be.
      By the way, I'm also a native spanish speaker, so .... Saludos a todos!

    • @pureone8350
      @pureone8350 Před 4 měsíci +2

      How exactly does one "think" in Spanish though? I have tried but sometimes you get stuck and have to use English for reference

    • @KW-12
      @KW-12 Před 4 měsíci +2

      @@pureone8350 that's the hard part, but if you keep practicing and expand your vocabulary, you'll eventually get used to think un spanish.
      In spanish (formal): Esa es la parte difícil, pero si sigues practicando y expandes tu vocabulario, eventualmente te acostumbrarás a pensar en Español.

    • @pureone8350
      @pureone8350 Před 4 měsíci

      @@KW-12 Muchas gracias

    • @WC4WCRN
      @WC4WCRN Před měsícem +1

      ...I have trouble thinking in English. It's my native language..haha

  • @cemozguner7558
    @cemozguner7558 Před 5 měsíci +12

    You are the best spanish teacher I have ever had in my life

  • @calebroberts5261
    @calebroberts5261 Před rokem +21

    It's just like English. Even in English, we don't always know every word that we are about to say before spitting out our thoughts/sentences. We have sentence fragments in English that have memorized and are so used to saying. This is such a helpful approach for learning Spanish. Thanks!

  • @mathematix-rodcast
    @mathematix-rodcast Před rokem +12

    One of the hugest hindrances to fluency is not knowing verb forms at the level of speech. It is more than just knowing the forms down cold but knowing the grammatical rules well enough to the point that you can access the correct form for use in daily speech.
    The

    • @seanslattery6366
      @seanslattery6366 Před rokem +1

      Wish i could pound thumbs up More than once. 5 years study 1 hour - 16 hours every single day , never went to college nor formal class in spanish . But yeah i can write well and speak eh quizás al B1 , B2 nivel. But it's always not knowing which verb tense and making mistakes with an a or e or incorrect verb form. Hate grinding out verb reviews in Bloks but i imagine that i need to . Put too much Time in to not be More confident and speak without some small error every sentance or two .

    • @seanslattery6366
      @seanslattery6366 Před rokem +1

      @@mathematix-rodcast thank you . Do watch TV and music in spanish . Just not enough . And exactly as you say i make many errores in verb form other than that my vocab and sentence structure Is good . But thanks for highlighting which may get over this b1- B2 Level

  • @desireandfire
    @desireandfire Před rokem +11

    Mexican American who has always dreamed of FLUENCY in Spanish. My mom used to talk to me in Spanish and I to her in English, but now I'm speaking to her in Spanish because I can be confident with her. I
    also forced myself to work at a Mexican restaraunt which is still a bit hard but after half a year im able to form better conversations and become more confident. A Spanish speaking environment has helped me learn casual and conversational Spanish so well. I learn the slang and even insults, I gain lots of confidence. Half of these people can't even speak English so I shouldn't ever feel embarassed if I mess up in Spanish, at least I'm trying to be billingual.
    I want to learn more languages but Spanish has always been my priority. I want to hold my culture close to heart and teach my children it. I'm learning latin Spanish but I want to work in Spain... so maybe I'll just focus on European Spanish through CZcams lol

    • @josh.SEA.SJU.2
      @josh.SEA.SJU.2 Před 3 měsíci

      How is your journey ? I’m in the same exact boat but I just struggle with all the grammatical rules

  • @phasi2182
    @phasi2182 Před 14 dny +2

    speaking is such a basic human trait it almost feels silly to try and learn how to do it all over again. i love this video because there's no air of judgement. it comes off as patient and solution-focused instead of accuracy focused

  • @wayneyinger6047
    @wayneyinger6047 Před rokem +23

    The dual-self dialogue is really funny and accurate! I have noticed that the lag time in my translation is due not only to translating English to Spanish but also first figuring out what I'm going to say in English! I wasn't aware of how little forethought goes into what normally comes out of my mouth. (Not always a good thing, either)

  • @Kyungneh
    @Kyungneh Před rokem +11

    I'm so glad I found your channel! I tapped out in high school Spanish when it came to conjugating verbs, passed Spanish with a C, lol. I have a Spanish coworker and I've always wanted to learn a second language and I've been dedicating an hour a day for over a year and it's insane how much I've learned, but I still freeze when I try to have a conversation with a native speaker. The tips in your videos are gold, thank you for the amazing content!

  • @churchofclaus
    @churchofclaus Před rokem +32

    You and the Language Tutor are my favorite Spanish teachers right now on YT. Both teaching as Native English speakers that successfully learned Spanish

    • @saunjxy
      @saunjxy Před rokem +3

      Try real fast Spanish as well to complete the trifecta

    • @pep590
      @pep590 Před rokem +2

      Yes, love Dr. Danny at the Language Tutor.

    • @XYRN02
      @XYRN02 Před rokem +1

      I agree with this statement…

    • @ethergal7311
      @ethergal7311 Před rokem

      Yes, agree!

    • @DCKiraly
      @DCKiraly Před rokem

      Estoy muy de acuerdo pero una cosa que haría de tu canal algo mucho más útil sería la utilización de Español en vez de Ingles. Estamos probablemente de acuerdo que la immersión en una lengua extranjera es el camino más adecuado para alcanzar un nivel linguísitica muy elevada. A este nivel, todas esas explicaciones en Inglés me parecen una gran pérdida de tiempo -- y de oportunidades de mejorar de manera significativa nuestra destrezas comunicativas en Español. ¿No sería una opción de hablarnos siempre en Español?

  • @hatch2158
    @hatch2158 Před rokem +15

    You’re a natural when it comes to teaching. I just found you and now It feels like new life concerning my Spanish learning. 👍

    • @QrooSpanish
      @QrooSpanish  Před rokem +2

      Thank you very much for the positive comments. I know it can be frustrating to learn a foreign language -- I've been there. I like to share what worked for me in the hope that It might work for others. Just keep at it and you'll reach your goal.

  • @MaryLynneAshley
    @MaryLynneAshley Před rokem +1

    I love it that you spend so much time focusing on the subjunctive and really appreciated the tip as to how to find these little chunks. Just what I need at my current level of Spanish!

  • @laughterontheroad5034

    These last two videos have reignited me. Thank you!

  • @oldyogastudent
    @oldyogastudent Před rokem +8

    This is great! I had been doing this piecemeal when I came across a common phrase, but I'd never heard of the term locuciones or ever thought of formally studying such phrases to speed up my verbal Spanish. Thanks so much, Paul.

  • @UnschoolingtheSpitz
    @UnschoolingtheSpitz Před rokem

    I’m so happy to have found this channel-such a huge help, thanks so much!!❤

  • @maryannheld
    @maryannheld Před rokem +12

    thank you so much for your videos! They are some of the most useful and valuable lessons I have come across on my Spanish language journey.

  • @flintlong2937
    @flintlong2937 Před rokem

    Paul, you are incredible as a teacher and guide!

  • @qgholway
    @qgholway Před rokem +1

    When things are obvious, and we're clever, but we still don't see them until they're pointed out. And you just pointed out something super obvious, but in the year I've been learning Spanish, I never noticed it. And no-one else pointed it out to me. Your two-way chat with yourself hit me hard. What a brilliant observation. Plus you've put it across so naturally, and stress-less, but without arrogance, which in itself is a talent.
    Thank you, my good man. I was just starting to feel very sorry for myself, stuck in 2nd gear, almost ready to drop it all, and you just changed all that, in one simple video. Brilliant.
    Thank you.

  • @SteveBarrymore-rg4oy
    @SteveBarrymore-rg4oy Před rokem +1

    Great stuff! Really like the way you identify with our struggles

  • @JoCruz-tt2od
    @JoCruz-tt2od Před rokem +2

    im always here , sometimes i had to watch the video three times so i could make sure to understand and dont miss anything. please continue giving us tricks and techniques . you are such a big help paul ,thanks so much !

    • @QrooSpanish
      @QrooSpanish  Před rokem

      Thanks for following the channel. I'm very happy to hear that you often watch the videos more than once. That helps me generate a little extra beer money. :)

  • @srjimburnetto
    @srjimburnetto Před rokem +1

    muy muy bien! gracias por el video. me encanta locuciones! I love the chunks. This was a great video. Adding in those filler phrases was great too.

  • @TheWordOfTheStreet
    @TheWordOfTheStreet Před rokem +2

    i have come across many teachers of spanish but keys you provide make it veryyyyyyy simple to remember alot, in a short period of time. you are very much appreciated

    • @QrooSpanish
      @QrooSpanish  Před rokem

      Thanks for taking the time to comment. I appreciate the feedback and I am so glad that you find the technique useful. Take care.

  • @ginaguizar2067
    @ginaguizar2067 Před rokem +11

    I love your videos. I watch them to learn more ENGLISH. The way you explain our Mexican Spanish, while you compare it to English, have helped me to understand more your grammar.

    • @QrooSpanish
      @QrooSpanish  Před rokem +1

      That's awesome to hear. Thanks for sharimg that. Take care.

    • @MerelyPassingThrough
      @MerelyPassingThrough Před rokem +3

      Hago lo mismo con videos que enseñan inglés 😅

  • @rmah9974
    @rmah9974 Před rokem +6

    Thanks Paul. I've used your sentence starters in some of my conversations and it's really helped me. I find that I'm more relaxed because I have a little time to think about what I'm about to say .I also like your advice on becoming more familiar with locuciones. I think that will really boost my speaking and listening. As always, much appreciated!! Thanks again. 😊😊

    • @QrooSpanish
      @QrooSpanish  Před rokem +1

      Glad to hear it. I still use these techniques. They work great.

  • @LisaCarterGooglePlus
    @LisaCarterGooglePlus Před rokem +23

    Your videos have helped me improve my Spanish as an intermediate speaker AND my husband improve as a super beginner speaker. We have been learning with duolingo, babbel, and a native speaking tutor. Since discovering your channel a few weeks ago, I've devoured your videos and made dozens of notecards, and to say this has been one more tool in my toolbox would be the understatement of the year! If you're ever in Todos Santos, please let us treat you and Linda to some local cuisine!

    • @QrooSpanish
      @QrooSpanish  Před rokem +9

      I'm so happy to hear that you have found my videos useful. It's not easy to learn a foreign language and I enjoy helping others reach their language goals.

  • @VictorLewis-nd4ld
    @VictorLewis-nd4ld Před rokem +3

    You are a wonderful teacher. You do what all good teachers do. You make your lessons relevant to the student. You provide multiple examples of what to do (say, consider etc.) and explain why. Also, by displaying various backgrounds as you walked, you made us curious about what was going on and therefore engaged. I don't know if you consciously knew the value of that, or if it was something subconcious and intuitive, but it was highly effective. Perhaps being a poor Spanish student in high school is what makes you an excellent Spanish teacher now. Full marks (from a SPED teacher 😉).

  • @bodiesbydefinition
    @bodiesbydefinition Před rokem +1

    Good video, Paul.
    I always like watching videos --by non native speakers-- that give tips and insights into learning target languages.

  • @csully214
    @csully214 Před rokem

    Wow this is exactly what I needed to boost my conversations in Spanish. Great tip!

  • @JLZwissRN1950
    @JLZwissRN1950 Před rokem +1

    Again, another helpful video. I’m going to check out the sites mentioned. Plug and say phrases work well for me. What I definitely need is one on improving listening comprehension.
    Thanks Paul!

  • @jmbishop8863
    @jmbishop8863 Před rokem

    Great video Paul. Thank you for posting these. They are extremely helpful.

  • @kaym.2854
    @kaym.2854 Před rokem

    Mil gracias por todo lo que haces!

  • @leeholden13
    @leeholden13 Před rokem +2

    Eres un muy buen maestro.
    ¡Agradezco todos sus esfuerzos y conocimientos al hacer estos videos!

  • @brucea9871
    @brucea9871 Před rokem +5

    I think your idea of using "chunks" instead of individual words may be a good idea (in addition to using phrases in which the verb is already conjugated so we don't have to think about it as you mentioned in another video). That has much in common with how we acquire our first language (we don't know anything about conjugating verbs when we first learn to speak).

  • @internalprofits
    @internalprofits Před měsícem

    I am so grateful for your videos. I am traveling to columbia in a month or so and have made so much progress because your videos. Thanks so much, Qroo Paul!

  • @zinknot
    @zinknot Před rokem +4

    After spending a few months in Mexico I started responding without having to translate in my head first and it was really cool. I didn't increase my vocabulary much but I got way better at actually using the Spanish I already knew.

    • @QrooSpanish
      @QrooSpanish  Před rokem

      That's great. That's how it went for me too. I gradually stopped translatimg in my head.

  • @NarsilRenewed
    @NarsilRenewed Před rokem +1

    Yup yup, this is what I have been intuitively doing to just get my mind onto the "Spanish" track, it really does help

  • @BattleshipBob
    @BattleshipBob Před 6 měsíci

    Thank you so much for all your videos. You are a great teacher and have helped me so much! I always look forward to watching and rewatching your material!

  • @MichaelWelling416
    @MichaelWelling416 Před rokem

    This is exactly what happens to me. Thanks for your great advice.

  • @dianemishler753
    @dianemishler753 Před rokem

    Excellent, helpful video! Thank you! Exactly what I needed….

  • @TheCorala
    @TheCorala Před rokem

    Thank yu. In English we often put in these little expressions before we get to the point.makes things more relaxed and natural. Your topics are useful...and appreciated.

  • @Mexicobeanpole
    @Mexicobeanpole Před rokem

    You’re a smart man. You’ve taught me a lot.

  • @BetoElViejo
    @BetoElViejo Před rokem

    Well done Paul. I always look forward to your encouraging content.

  • @danklingspon1445
    @danklingspon1445 Před rokem +3

    Gracias Paul. Tus videos contienen no solo mucha información útil, sino también un montón de locuciones. Mil gracias por todo tu trabajo.

  • @dgoins6
    @dgoins6 Před rokem +2

    Entonces is a very common pause word among natives, at least in Mexico

  • @s.m.h.7480
    @s.m.h.7480 Před 7 měsíci

    I appreciate your videos and the information I am struggling with my Spanish, and have been for many many years. you speak Spanish very well. Congratulations.

  • @musicofhevan9278
    @musicofhevan9278 Před rokem

    I just love ur information 🥰🥰🥰

  • @fildefaite2449
    @fildefaite2449 Před rokem

    Gracias Paul, todos los videos son muy utiles.

  • @pjohare3694
    @pjohare3694 Před rokem +1

    I really appreciate your method, it speaks straight to some of my obstacles. I'm new to the channel so looking forward to more of this.

    • @QrooSpanish
      @QrooSpanish  Před rokem

      Welcome to the channel. Have a great weekend.

  • @SueBordwell
    @SueBordwell Před rokem +1

    At 73, I had Spanish in high school and a year in college. I even lived in Mexico for 6 month. My conversational skills are still at grade 1. So so hard not to translate in my head. I loved your video about the personal A. It drives me crazy. I too watch all your videos to the end. They are excellent.

  • @enshirasmama
    @enshirasmama Před 8 měsíci

    These tips are amazing following you!

  • @megmaedchen2000
    @megmaedchen2000 Před 10 dny

    Thank you, I am currently in La Pineda, Costa Dorado, holiday resort manly for the Spanish. Most locals speak Catalan and are very abrupt by nature. But once they notice you are making an effort speaking Castilian the attitude changes completely and folk couldn't be more helpful 😊

  • @lmug1
    @lmug1 Před rokem

    Thanks for the useful lesson!

  • @MariaOliveira
    @MariaOliveira Před rokem

    Thank you so much! This is very helpful.

  • @kristys7172
    @kristys7172 Před rokem

    Your videos are very informative, muchas Gracias

  • @helenquiroz1835
    @helenquiroz1835 Před měsícem

    Fantastic! This is exactly where I’m stuck- moving forward with locuciones! So happy to have found your channel, thank you!!

  • @timmartin8191
    @timmartin8191 Před rokem

    Very useful. Thanks again!

  • @harrybell8092
    @harrybell8092 Před rokem +5

    Hi Paul, It's good to see that you've got your mojo back again doing Spanish. Brilliant! please keep going. Cheers Harry

    • @QrooSpanish
      @QrooSpanish  Před rokem +3

      Thanks. I took a long break from it but I'm back. :)

  • @jzuffoletto
    @jzuffoletto Před rokem

    Paul, I’m just arriving at the intermediate level and your videos like this one are just the push I need to get to the next level. It took too long, but I’m glad I found you!

  • @GermanBigGuy
    @GermanBigGuy Před rokem

    Me encantan tus videos hombre! Saludos!

  • @HuugyBearInc
    @HuugyBearInc Před rokem +2

    My spanish changed when I just started talking and felt out the sentence… now I am still not perfect and it in the beginning I messed up a bunch…. But it helped build confidence and helped me become more fluent

    • @QrooSpanish
      @QrooSpanish  Před rokem +1

      That's the best way to improve quickly. You just have to do it and not be afraid to make a mistake.

  • @FamiljenMolina
    @FamiljenMolina Před rokem

    I'm so glad I found your channel. I follow several other 'how to learn spanish' channels here on youtube and your way of teaching is different which gives my spanish a new fill to it. Keep up your good work/. Jennie from Sweden

  • @jgamez5023
    @jgamez5023 Před 9 měsíci

    Great advice, thank you Paul

  • @Karl_with_a_K
    @Karl_with_a_K Před 24 dny

    Im just back from a week in North East Spain, Calella. It was great. Anyway, i started learning Spanish many years ago, but up until i watche all of your videos i could never really string it together and have actual understanding and communicate. Anyway, this time was different and i was a whole lot more confident and i really enjoyed it. It wasnt all perfect, but the locals were generally happy that i was trying. Im from Ireland, and I would say we are generally not great at 2nd and 3rd languages, but I found your theaching methods really beneficial. Muchas gracias Paul 👍

  • @jamesfreese4700
    @jamesfreese4700 Před rokem +1

    Good video-keep them coming!!!

  • @flash_flood_area
    @flash_flood_area Před 4 měsíci

    I've tried several Spanish learning channels, and this is the best I've discovered so far. Thanks!

  • @rosedecastro4951
    @rosedecastro4951 Před rokem +2

    Im glad this video is back

  • @ATVatcher
    @ATVatcher Před měsícem

    Great video. Muchas Gracias?

  • @torakincaid5984
    @torakincaid5984 Před rokem

    This was amazing! I plateaued a long time ago and had no idea how to continue. Didn’t want to take yet another class that doesn’t work. You hit the nail on the head here! Now I’m excited again instead of discouraged! Thank you! New subscriber!

  • @granthattle110
    @granthattle110 Před 6 měsíci

    Really useful lessons thank you

  • @mickobrien6360
    @mickobrien6360 Před rokem

    Very helpful, thanks.

  • @martindouglas9839
    @martindouglas9839 Před rokem

    Mil gracias por el video

  • @whybecuzimme
    @whybecuzimme Před rokem +1

    I find it fun and helpful to practice talking to myself. Running possible conversation interactions through my head and practicing them in Spanish.

    • @QrooSpanish
      @QrooSpanish  Před rokem +1

      That's a great way to practice. I used to do the same thing all the time.

  • @Michael-uf5bg
    @Michael-uf5bg Před 2 měsíci

    I found this helpful, using your chunks for now as I`m a beginner

  • @Jeremyramone
    @Jeremyramone Před rokem +1

    Quite informative, and many helpful ideas. You're teaching method is most effective for me,in that you're 1st language is English., thanks very much for sharing

  • @believeinpeace
    @believeinpeace Před rokem +1

    You are the best!

  • @eftsoulpath333
    @eftsoulpath333 Před rokem

    QR ❤ your Spanish videos. So happy I found you I love the phrase idea I’m very committed to learning Spanish, you rock.❗️

  • @JonC-hl8uu
    @JonC-hl8uu Před rokem +1

    Awesome again Paul

  • @lolymireles1268
    @lolymireles1268 Před rokem

    I wish it were that easy to teach the subjunctive to my high school students. Without a doubt the best way to learn a language is to speak it. I give them phrases, questions to ask each other so they can practice whatever we're working on. I look forward to seeing more of your videos.

  • @scotttea2048
    @scotttea2048 Před rokem

    You give me hope, thank you for that. 🌴

  • @robertcrevelon9532
    @robertcrevelon9532 Před rokem

    Thank you 🙏

  • @donnafoster5215
    @donnafoster5215 Před rokem +1

    Helpful ideas.

  • @Anita-vg8mp
    @Anita-vg8mp Před 9 měsíci

    This is exactly what I knew was slowing me down, I just didn't know how to fix or learn to correct it. This video is a gold mine. Thank you!

  • @ileneh6024
    @ileneh6024 Před rokem +3

    Qroo- you are an amazing teacher. The material you are sharing is just wha the Spanish doctor ordered! Locuciones ---yessss!!! When I asked my Spanish tutor many months ago about phrases- this is exactly what I meant and she had no idea what to tell me....I'm no longer with that tutor lol. Many thanks for continuing this channel- I have renewed hope for my future learning 🎉🎉I don't know why part of my text was crossed through 🤔

    • @louisevannorden2001
      @louisevannorden2001 Před rokem +1

      I’ve seen that before in the comments on other sites. It puzzles me too.

  • @victoriajackson8361
    @victoriajackson8361 Před rokem

    How super helpful this is. Enjoy your walk...I sure did 😊

  • @jamalweathers8251
    @jamalweathers8251 Před rokem

    Your GREAT!!!

  • @darrylboom5973
    @darrylboom5973 Před rokem

    Thanks!

  • @renegadevida011
    @renegadevida011 Před 6 měsíci

    This was great thank you

  • @thomasmckay
    @thomasmckay Před 6 měsíci

    great (walking) video! i did learn the word "locuciones" and will embrace the idea in my language learning. thanks!

  • @vatechie21
    @vatechie21 Před rokem

    Love the English locutions on wordreference and wish they had the same in Spanish - thanks for the tips for finding some

  • @ronaldraj4952
    @ronaldraj4952 Před rokem +1

    I just realized what I was doing wrong by trying to translate an entire sentence and then translating my response but using your formula to recognize phrases is going to help me speed up my listening and response times.....thanks Paul. Cheers

  • @jackfradkin9055
    @jackfradkin9055 Před 6 měsíci

    Gracias!!!

  • @E0403719
    @E0403719 Před 9 měsíci

    Gracias Paul

  • @CleonaPattersoneFluentEnglish

    Gracias Qroo Paul por llamarme la atención a las locuciones y su utilidad en ampliar mi vocabulario y fluidiz.🙂

  • @laurenwagner8769
    @laurenwagner8769 Před rokem

    Thanks Paul! This video was very helpful and your accent is really good!

  • @wesswalters7402
    @wesswalters7402 Před rokem

    Thank you sir. Very helpful.

  • @Sports.Examined
    @Sports.Examined Před rokem

    Thanks for these great videos, keep them up!