You will have these 6 conversations in a Spanish-speaking country GUARANTEED
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- čas přidán 12. 07. 2024
- The conversations you’d need to survive in a Spanish-speaking country aren’t too complex. They have certain structures that repeat themselves over and over. In this video I’ll show you the most typical scenarios, what you could hear and what you’d need to say. That way, you’ll have the basics covered so you can get around the city. Click play and follow along! =)=)=)
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0:00 Intro
0:27 Transporte público
1:45 En el supermercado
2:28 En una tienda
3:19 Pidiendo direcciones
4:22 En un restaurante
5:12 Conociendo gente
6:11 Resumen
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Gracias-excellent!!!
¡Gracias a ti James! Un beso y un abrazo - Maura =)=)=)
Muy útil, voy a utilizar esas frases en mis conversaciones. ¡Gracias por todo!
¡Me alegro mucho! Gracias a ti por estar aquí y compartir - Maura =)=)=)
Este vocabulario será útil para mi viaje a Guatemala en Julio. Gracias.
Holaaa MAURITA! yo digo " por favor, puedes repetir más despacio" all the time. haha. And when I was in Mexico i had a hard time hearing the difference between go straight, and turn right. muy confuso para me 😅
Jajaj, esa frase es la mejor defensa. Siiii, eso es confuso porque se dice casi igual. ¡Un abrazo! - Maura =)=)=)
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Beautiful
¡Gracias! - Maura =)=)=)
Brilliant! I see informal Spanish used in many such places (unlike in my boring country of Czech Republic where everyone in public use ALWAYS formal language😑), question I have: if I use formal language in Spanish speaking countries, will they look at me as an exotic weird one?😂 And vice versa, if I keep using informal Spanish, will it be accepted everywhere or are there some places where I should strictly use formal language? Like, whichever places are unacceptable to use informal Spanish? Muchas gracias!!!
Thanks a lot! I LOVE your comment 'cuz it taught me something about the Czech Republic. Feel free to use informal Spanish anywhere and everywhere except: with older people (not all of us but many of us use formal language with the elders and I think it's a nice tradition to keep), in serious contexts like governmental institutions, maybe the doctor, the police, just "authority figures and places in general". I also use more formal language with strangers that are not my age, but that's a more personal approach. Which means people would only look at you funny if you speak formal to people you know or that are kind of similar to you. I hope this helps! - Maura =)=)=)
Cinco cervezas para todo!! Estaban borachos despues de beber tanto cervesa?
A desde M
¡Holis mi bien! Casi me quede de piedra cuando Don Fulano (palabra arabe!) me desconecto, para variar, de tu video anterior, asi tratando de arruinar mi salud mental. Pero tengo grabadas todas tus lecciones preciosas y cada una de ellas a dia es cosa sana para mi....Me encanta tu idea creativa de "otro yo". Desgraciadamente, por atractiva que sea, no quiere funcionar hasta el dia de hoy. Obviamente, por ahora no nos queda nada mas que tomar decisiones, a veces aburridas, hasta que nos ocurra algo fantastico. Espero que tengamos madera de inventores sabios. ... Si es verdad que estas aprendiendo arabe, por salud mental, escribame cualquier cosita en este idioma. Es posible que yo pueda ayudarte. Entonces no te vas a tardar siglos en aprenderlo. ¡Mil abrazos! Alberto 😂❤
Tengo años sin escuchar (o leer) a alguien decir "mi bien". ¡Qué lindo! Yo sigo probando con mi alter ego y está funcionando para ciertas cosas, jaja. Siii, mis bisabuelos son libaneses, así que crecí escuchando ciertas frases y digo "habibi" todo el tiempo, pero no hablo NADA. Poco a poco, cuando aprenda, te comentaré cositas. ¡Gracias por el apoyo! Un abrazo - Maura =)=)=)
Hum-hum-hum. No creo que Maura pueda pagar en el supermercado con su tarjeta. Olvidó llevarlo de vuelta en el taxi 😂😂😂
(Usé el subjuntivo 😉)
JAJAJAJA. Usaste PERFECTO el subjuntivo. ¡Bien por ti! Un abrazo grande - Maura =)=)=)
🙂👍
🤗 - Maura =)=)=)