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- Give me a word in Spanish that everybody knows. Steve Harvey: “That ain’t Spanish-that’s a Black girl’s name!!”
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As a Spanish speaker, I’m surprised Adiós was not up there. Still a good answer.
I was surprised that Agua was up there
Chao >>> Adiós
Adiós es demasiado formal
Spanish is my second language, and I, too, was surprised.
@@_Just_Another_Guy I think it depends on the country.
I'm genuinely surprised that "Adios" wasn't up there, but "Agua" was. And Steve's pronunciation of "muy bien"😂
My Ex is from Spain.
I agree
That and/or hastalavista
I can sing in Spanish.
Very small sample size. I don't think that more than 1% of all people would respond agua, but in this sample it happened to be overrepresented.
I knew it wouldn’t be there, but imagine if “no” was up there 🤣
That's what I was saying the whole video. I would have got a strike :(
@@GrinningJest3r same! I was quietly screaming "NO" the whole time. I was so sure it would be up there!
I was waiting on someone to say it... That would have been my "steal" answer
I was thinking that lol
sadly that falls under "words in Spanish that most English speakers **don't** realize they know" XD
“D’Nada Jackson” 😂😂 (that’s how de nada as a name might be spelt)
I know a guy called Eighbraham (Abraham spelled in Spanish)
How the hell is fiesta not on this board? Most people know that’s a party!
Especially since it shows up in so many non-Spanish contexts, like the "Fiesta" desk on a cruise ship, or a fiesta platter, etc.
Maybe not the 1st word people think of though.
I'd put "fiesta" in the top 20, definitely.
I think people dont think of it as spanish because its been adopted into english.
Party is also translated into Spanish as "Partido".
A political party is "Un partido político".
Adios should've been up there like what?
The guys who answered "de nada" and "muy bien" didn't follow the instructions pretty well lol. He said "give me a word", no "give me a phrase" haha
While you're right, they need to guess what other people said and it technically could be on the board if these folks didn't know it was two words. But probably, whoever takes the poll wouldn't count it as an answer.
I can’t be the only one disappointed “Puta” wasn’t up there.
When you learn languages you learn swear words first
I guess they'd have had to censor that one!
@@nordicexile7378
Definitely 👍🏽
Haha!
😅😅
first word my white ass learned as a kid growing up in a little farm town with lots of Spanish speakers.
Matt: my Spanish isn't very good but De nada
Steve: that ain't Spanish, that's a black girl's name! Denada Jackson. 😅🤣😂
Por nada: "for nothing "
It's also 2 words ("de nada")
Steve! De nada means, you’re welcome! You’re such an idiot! 😖
😆😆👍🏽
I don't speak Spanish, but I often say or hear "de nada". Still, it's two words, not one...
I can't be the only one yelling Taco at the screen here.
I agree!! Taco is a (generic) noun! That would be like if they asked the same question for Italian, & people answered “spaghetti” or “pizza”. The question should’ve said “anything other than a food item, or a piñata”)
There’s no English equivalent to these words. So those words should’ve been excluded as answers to the question.
taco, burrito, enchilada, quesadilla... you could fill the board just with food
Amazed that Tequila wasn't up there
Yep, like peso!!!??
(Saying with a straight face while downing a shot of Casamigos). What’s tequila??
It's not there because it's a name rather than a Spanish word. The drink is named after the place where it's made: Tequila, Jalisco. It's like saying Miami or Georgia, which you can't translate because they are not English words but names.
@@aaabn8 Names are still words🤨
Or margarita.
LOL well "muy bien" and "de nada" are each 2 words but they tried.
That's what I was thinking lol.
The guy thought of muy bien instead of bueno 😂
He said denada as if he thought it was a single word 😂
@@MoneyManHolmes No he knew they were two words as in de nada, but he didn't realize that the survey only wanted one spanish word and not two spanish words.
As someone who can speak spanish I love this video 😂
Hola came up in another episode and Steve comically said he was so ghetto that he thought it was Holla.
That makes sense because Steve keeps giving a look like he has never heard the words they are saying lol.
I need to know what mall in America they went to for this question. TACO???? Come on, y'all😂😂😂
The only Spanish I know is español😂, which literally means Spanish.
Honorable mentions: Perro, gato, casa
Don't think alot of people know what perro means to be fair 😂 Maybe when you say it with Gato but not just Perro
Salsa.
Maybe they forgot Ferrocarriles too 😂😂😂
Queso, jaja, rio
"Rico" (delicious, tasty, nice).
I know a bunch of cuss words but I think that says more about me. 😂
Either you're working construction or you work at a Mexican restaurant.
@@Rose-yx6jqOr you were raised in The Valley.
Spanish II in 11th grade, our intern taught us all the "good" words when the teacher wasn't there.
I’m surprised Cinco wasn’t there
I have heard of adios but not have heard of cinco.. I’m an Indian.. adios amigos is more of what I have heard..
@@MsHSpring “Cinco de Mayo” is celebrated every year LOL
Dos and tres would make sense also. Aside from counting “uno dos tres”. Tres Leches is popular and so is Dos Equis 😂
“Uno dos tres cuatro cinco cinco seis”
The Offspring
Just realized that I can count to 100+ but never spelled cinco. Would have assumed that it was with an "S" but it looks weird now that I type it. Most likely would have looked it up if I had to write it.
Lol as a Hispanic/Latina, this was great! Haha 😆 love it ❤️
How to learn Spanish? Watch Dora the Explorer.
I can‘t believe „no“ wasn‘t up there.
Not that strange. If asked to say a word in a foreign language you usually don't go for words that are basically the same in both languages, your mind goes to those who are different.
Lmfao
That’s what I said
I’m shocked DE NADA and ADIOS (apologies if I misspelled them) weren’t on the board.
Or no
De Nada is 2 words. Adios…yea. I was shocked about that one too.
De nada. That ain't Spanish.
@@JPIbanez84 Yes it is
1=Hola 5=Agua
2=Uno 6=Amigo
3=Gracias 7=Bueno
4=Sí 8=Taco
*Amigo
1=Como estas
2=Enchiladas
3=Peso(s)
4=Loco/Loca
5=Caliente
6=Muchos Grandes
7=Adios
8=Feliz Navidad
9=Senorita/Senor
1O=Hasta la vista
Hello
One
Thank You
Yes
Water
Friend
Good
Taco
@@MalcolmThompson-rc1nb Feliz Navidad is a good one
@@PapaLobo94 thank you
Imagine been in central or South America visiting some remotes places and you don’t know how to ask for agua
They must have asked some gringos on this one lol.
The problem was the numbers. Hola was said by most of the people they asked, and it fell way down after that. That means a lot of people were probably giving random or normal words that popped into their head. It would also depend on location. If they asked this in Texas to white people they would probably have all sorts of cowboy words like sombrero, hombre, and toro.
Seems kind of silly to ask a bunch of native Spanish speakers what words "everybody" knows.
Ironic that an answer was "uno" yet two people didn't know the meaning of the word "one" in the question.
They prob thought each was one word.
Nobody said guapo or guapa? My two favorite Spanish words!
Baño.
And why did autocorrect want to change that to "bacon" as I was typing it in? 😂
Because they’re linked 😂
@@andreshernandez1180 Autocorrect does some weird things sometimes.
If you're going to the bacon more than eight times a day, please see your doctor.
not well known by english speakers
Todos ustedes están locos muchachos ... jajaja ... Saludos desde Peru
I love their last name Chitwood I thought beavers did that not humans
Sounds like CheatWood
Muy bien should have counted as Bueno
¡Claro!
They're not the same. The difference is something that many people struggle with when they learn Spanish. Bien is an adverb. Bueno is an adjective. They're used differently.
They’re completely different things though
That’s the only difference? Why couldn’t my teacher have just explained it that way… thank you. I’ve struggled with those for years.
But yeah, it should have been a strike because it’s 2 words. For all we know, muy could have been up there by itself so it would be like giving him a free guess to accept it.
@@MoneyManHolmes Bueno is good, bien is well. It's that simple!
I thought "Joto" was gone be there. 😂
Lol 😆
Steve: That’s a Black girl's name.
[LAUGHTER]
Steve: De Nada Jackson.
[LAUGHTER]
Steve: De nada.
Matt: It’s up there.
Katlyn: It’s up there.
LOL😄
😂😂😂
De nada means, you’re welcome.
Steve is such a stupid idiot! 😖
🎉no it's not
There are lots of very common Spanish words that everyone knows. Like "hotel", "hospital", "solo", "animal", "color", "error", "normal", and hundreds more. Including, of course, "No". But I wouldn't expect any of them to be up there because many people don't realize that they're also Spanish.
“hotel, motel, I said hip to the hop, bang bang the boogie”
(Rapper’s Delight 1979 😅)
I agree, Taco is a (generic) noun! That would be like if they asked the same question for Italian, & people answered “spaghetti” or “pizza”. The question should’ve said “anything other than a food item, or a piñata”) There’s no English equivalent to these words. So those words should’ve been excluded as answers to the question.
He said 1 word smart guy!!!
Lol, yeah. Kind of a facepalm moment for "de nada" and "muy bien". Son dos palabras, eses.
Burrito?
Quesadilla?
Jalapeño?
Tortilla?
Habanero?
Sombrero?
Cabrón! (ok, j/k with that one)
Tequila
Poncho
Some of these are definitely more well known that some of those answers that ended up on the board. I mean...a lot of these are English words that are just really stolen Spanish words. At least taco made it up there!
Habañero is white boy talk, it's habanero without the nya sound
@@homerthompson416 lol, I'm not sure how I got that mixed up, but it seems you're correct!
@@Batmann_Yeah, it's called a hyperforeignism, which is an interesting rabbit hole to go down. Fun with language!
You know Mexican Spanish isn't the only Spanish out there, right?
@@JPIbanez84Spanish Spanish is just the only one spanish, and it's called Castillian.
i heard that question and was like PUTA! PUTA! ITS UP THERE! xD
Punta
Good answer, high five.. hehehe
Me too lol and I speak Spanish 😄
I was laughing more at the white families last name. "Chitwood" Lmao!
Yeah saw that at the end. They prob got a lot of Chit for that growing up.
*I'm surprised "Marijuana" wasn't up there.* 😂
Vamos!
Arriba!
Damn I would have guessed cerveza
I'm surprised grande wasn't up there with how popular Starbucks is.
Kept thinking rodeo.
Im really surprised that “adios” is not there.. I’m an Indian.. “adios amigos” is a phrase that I’m very familiar with..
I would have just said all the naughty words, for my own amusement
Steve didn’t know ANY of those damn words 😂
Taco but not Adiós?
Agua but not adios, lol??? 😆
Mañana. Adiós.
I love how hola is the first answer and Steve looks at her like shes got 5 heads haha. Maybe he just didnt hear her at first.
Steve taking a moment to understand what they are saying lol
Last time I checked, "muy bien" were two words.
as someone who can understand a reasonable amount of spanish, this question would have jacked me up.
I was waiting for someone to say "p-ta" or "cabron"
first in my mind COHONES
Loco
Cojones mate
Senorita...
Now that's a very good answer!
Muchas Gracias means thank you
It actually means thank you very much (muchas = very much) gracias means thank you or thanks
I cannot believe this was not on the board nor have I seen anybody in the comment section mention this one word: comprende?
I know some Spanish, but I'm not conversational at it. Also, the players should work on the pronunciation of the words.
Heyy Adios was good!! alotta folks knows that adios is goodbye.
Adios, muchachos!
It is 😮
Give me one word, proceeds with two, three words. 😂
I'm surprised that "loco" wasn't up there. As in, "Those loco mfers thought "de nada" and "muy bien" were each one word, and not two words."
I love this!
The Cocky Black Family were so confident it’s hilarious 🤣
I'm surprised hasta la vista wasn't up there
"give me one word"
Right. Only 1 word answers for this one not phrases. I’m bummed Corona wasn’t there
"Taco"
Caliente.
"Senor"
I was hoping Macerena would be up there 😂
Every non hispanic knows how to say “No hablo español”
"Que?"
"I said, give me one word in Spanish everybody knows."
"Que?"
"I said, give me one word in Spanish everybody knows."
"Que?"
"I said, give me one word in Spanish everybody knows!"
"Que?"
"I SAID, give me one word in Spanish everybody knows!!!"
"Que?"
"DAMMIT, I SAID GIVE ME ONE GOTTDAM WORD IN SPANISH THAT EVERYBODY KNOWS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!"
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One word in Spanish? Muy bien and then de nada. 😂😂😂
"Hasta La Vista"
1. Donde
2. Esta
3. La
4. Biblioteca
5. Taco
6. Burrito
7. No
8. Si.
A word in Spanish everybody knows. My broken brain: sayonara!
My first thought...desperado
Did those people not realize when they were saying two words?
Maybe not
Aquí vemos claramente un video en donde si la analizamos con detenimiento y a profundidad, podemos observar que a partir de los distintos puntos de discrepancia y comparación se puede llegar a la idea central que se aleja del argumento principal, de lo cual concluimos que este comentario no tiene sentido alguno. Pero quizás no sea importante para muchos de ustedes y se pierda entre los demás comentarios, la mayoría ni lo leerá, tal vez sea criticado y con el tiempo sea olvidado, pero en fin, sólo quería decirles que vendo tamales… 😅
Here we clearly see a video where if we analyze it carefully and in depth, we can observe that from the different points of discrepancy and comparison we can reach the central idea that moves away from the main argument, from which we conclude that this comment does not make any sense. But maybe it is not important for many of you and get lost among the other comments, most will not even read it, maybe it will be criticized and over time it will be forgotten, but anyway, I just wanted to tell you that I sell tamales… 😊
What? No "chipotle"? No "chingón"? No "ese"? No "gringo"? No "quesadilla"? No "piñata"? The hell's wrong?
Steve definitely didn't know Hola.
Steve was giving looks like he didn't know any of the words lol.
He didn’t seem to understand why she didn’t pronounce the H at the beginning 😂
Cerveza
I guess steve doesn't know any Spanish words
@@MissElla88 I grew up watching speedy Gonzalez and dora thank you very much
@@MissElla88 also I am NOT belittling steve. I noticed Steve's face as the contestants are giving answers like they are speaking pig Latin or something
It is best not to interact with troll "Ella" as she will use her other accounts to swarm your comments.
@@jskelly1979Stop trolling in the comments section Grandma.
@@jskelly1979Grandma Self-claimed teacher.
I thought that bano and cervesa would have been there for sure.
I was waiting for "Cervesa" who are this people they asked LoL
I was watching this on TV just a few days ago and cracked up when the "De nada" part happened.
"De nada...sounds like a black girl's name! D'NADAH JACKSON!"
I'll never get over it.
Cerveza! 🍺
Hola and Gracias for sure
I accidentally thought of multiple words instead of one...like Hasta La Vista and Como Estas and De Nada.
I am spaniard and I din't know what a was taco until I was a grown up
They should rename the panel to "words that any mexican would know"
In USA everyone knows what a taco is
Only four people said Sí?!?!
Hasta la vista baby.
Adios was not there? Un. Be. Lievable, senor.
Everybody know the word FIESTA BECAUSE because everybody who speaks Spanish loves FIESTA
Cinco de Mayo
C'mon y'all! I wanna recount on that survey!
cerveza!
Or Piñata!!
Actually, this was a very good question to be asked on Family Fued. A lot of the questions they usually ask, are frivolous, or have sexual innuendo connotations.
Tequila 😁
I was looking for caliente (hot). But how was auga and amigo up there but not adios.
Ole, uno