15 Spanish Words Every Advanced Learner Should Know | If You Know These, You’re a Pro

Unlock your Spanish potential with this essential video! If you can confidently use these 15 Spanish words, it means you're already at an advanced level. Join us as we explore these important terms and their meanings, helping you elevate your language skills to new heights. Perfect for serious learners looking to test their proficiency and for those aiming to enhance their vocabulary with some of the trickiest, yet most common, words in the Spanish language. Watch now and see how far your Spanish has come!
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[@fatihabob2915]

شكرا لك

[@BGM16]

I speak Spanish so I knew them all 😊 (I'm from México City), but for anybody learning Spanish this is a great video.

[@DreamyLuke]

Glad to know that. It helps me decide if this new method face to face is also a good choise! Thanks for your feedback!

[@user-pw9py7kn1i]

You're doing good job. I would like to get more videos. Super helpful

[@DreamyLuke]

Glad these videos help! Watch latest video, with more difficult words.

[@YosemiteOnMyMind]

For me, the most interesting use of the word acordar is when it is left unsaid. When someone asks you simply, "¿Estamos?", they're probably asking you if, "¿Estamos de acuerdo?" It's strange how Spanish speakers usually leave de acuerdo unsaid but a pro would ask the question, "Are we in agreement?", using just one word. ¿Estamos, @DreamyLuke?

[@joshsera]

Supe todo excepto uno, pero mi nivel es problemente a2 a lo mejor. Este video me hizo sentir mejor a lo menor.

[@DreamyLuke]

En el último video he metido palabras más difíciles.

[@sportdvds]

A lot of good information packed into a 4 minute video.

[@DreamyLuke]

Thanks for your words!

[@deborahsearle2339]

I have been studying Spanish for a long time. I knew the words but it is hard to remember the correct prepositions that follow the verb when putting in a sentence. Nice examples. Gracias!

[@DreamyLuke]

Gracias a usted!

[@bobpolyglot452]

Todas las palabras hacen parte de mi vocabulario. Gracias!

[@DreamyLuke]

Perfecto! Buen nivel entonces 👌

[@wadecampbell7727]

One makes an effort, not does an effort. 😊

[@DreamyLuke]

Good point, noted!

[@mercybarakah1954]

Thanks man. I know most, I learnt from listening Espanol con Juan 😂❤

[@DreamyLuke]

Thanks man!

[@pasadenatrader]

Nice video brotha. I look forward to the next one.

[@DreamyLuke]

Thanks mate!

[@battletested2934]

Thanks man, I know most, but I don’t know how to conjugate all of them in every tense. Still got work to do ✊🏾✌🏾

[@DreamyLuke]

Thanks a lot!

[@JudyBofill]

Muy bueno video

[@DreamyLuke]

Gracias!

[@lesleyhorn1588]

Keep videos coming please. Gracias.

[@lmcperson]

You are a great teacher! Are you from Bolivia? Your accent is different.

[@DreamyLuke]

Actually I am Romanian who lived in Spain for the past 20 years 😃

[@YosemiteOnMyMind]

It's not "far away in your journey", @DreamyLuke. It's "far along in your journey". Far away in your journey would kind of mean the opposite of what you're trying to say. It would mean that you have a long way to go in your journey yet.

[@ninadelorme5846]

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[@andrzejbanas7261]

Tengo que decirte que los sabïa todos. Tal vez el riesgo es una palabra la que no podía reconocer inmediatamente. Gracias a Duolingo y las conversaciones con mis amigos argentinos.

[@DreamyLuke]

Duolingo es buena app. Me alegro que sepan ya todas esas palabras!

[@macalloway1]

Id siggest you read the book 'los cuatro acuerdos' and all those words and their conjugations are used frequently.

[@DreamyLuke]

Thanks for the feedback! Will do!

[@christianrauch6490]

Esta es un nivel B1… y por eso no es un reto! Ojala tengas palabras más dificiles… o algun refrán. Saludos

[@DreamyLuke]

Hola, hay un nuevo video con palabras C2.

[@817jorruto]

omg i knew all except to worsen!! yaaayyy

[@DreamyLuke]

Nice!

[@ThursdayOda]

advance

[@LJRiley-io7nh]

¿Eres fanático de Elvis?

[@DreamyLuke]

I love Elvis

[@dailydoseofeverything7141]

These are all common words lol.

[@DreamyLuke]

Not that common, will come back with more words changing difficulty in time.

[@JuanMoreno-wo5yb]

@@DreamyLuke
Many are what I consider intermediate level words. I knew them all but I don’t regularly use all of them. I will have to list them and add them to my most recent list to practice new vocabulary even though they are not new to me. I am intermediate and just need to speak with higher educated people maybe.

[@impulsesystems]

@@JuanMoreno-wo5yb Agreed, they are not so simple words. Several were irregular like agradezco, acuerdo etc.
De acuerdo, no son palabras tan sencillas. Muchas fueron palabras irregulares, como agradezco , acuerdo etc

[@kcorpora1]

​@@JuanMoreno-wo5ybhow are these intermediate words? Then what are advanced words? What are beginners words.
There is no such thing as intermediate words, or beginners words, or advanced words. There is beginning, intermediate, advanced levels of speaking.

[@kcorpora1]

Good learning video!!!

[@SpainHola]

nothing so hard lol

[@DreamyLuke]

That's because you are pro already 😄

[@SpainHola]

@@DreamyLuke no intienes dios mio

[@NarsilRenewed]

Aren't ALL of these, like, the most basic words for beginners?

[@DreamyLuke]

I guess it depends on your actual level, maybe yours is already advanced enough. Will come with more difficult ones soon.

[@tttyuhbbb9823]

No!