Mayan Ruins You Must Visit Ep. 1: Who Were the Mayans? - Beginner Spanish

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Learn about this incredible civilization that inhabited parts of Mexico and Central America, and the remarkable achievements and heritage they left behind in the Mayan ruins that you can still visit today.
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Accompany Michelle as she introduces us to the most incredible Mayan ruins: drming.es/mayan-ruins

[@BigDome1]

I absolutely love this channel. It's such an efficient and relaxing way to learn Spanish. I will keep watching for a few weeks and then probably buy the premium content.

[@HingYok]

Interesting video! For those who are interested, another Spanish-teaching channel, Spanish Playground, also made a video about an ancient Mayan city last month.

[@karolgarley]

Has an undergrad, I studied alot about the Mayan. I found them fascinating! Though Pok-Tá-Pok not so much!!! 🤯
I was fortunate enough to live in Meridia for one summer and did visit, travel the Puuc Route!!! Amazing!!! 🤗

[@bettym353]

Muy muy interesante! Gracias a Michelle!

[@clarencehammer3556]

Interesante. Estoy leyendo el libro “Las Profecías Mayas” por Adrián G. Gilbert y Maurice M. Cotterell en español. Los conceptos e ideas son muy complejos. Los detalles matemáticas y ciclos de días y los dibujos y explicaciones son muy complejos y difíciles de comprender para mí. El español de este libro no es difícil para un nivel intermedio pero de vez en cuando encuentro una palabra que no conozco. Claro que las palabras de los idiomas indígenas son muy difíciles e imposibles de pronunciar para mí. No obstante es un libro muy interesante. Acabo de terminar el capítulo 5. Voy a empezar el capítulo 6 esta noche.

[@BiohazardMonkey30045]

Thanks for another great video!

[@miriamspandereta]

¡Qué gran serie de videos! ¡Buen trabajo Michelle!☺

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[@jeffw7382]

I cant be the only person that's really confused. I know the most of the words but the meaning of some of this is completely lost on me

[@Queezbo]

Six months later, how is it going? Has it gotten easier to understand the meaning?