Spanish For Beginners in 10 Minutes (ALL THE BASICS YOU NEED!!)

Today in our Spanish for Beginners in 10 minutes video we will be covering all the basics you need. When you learn Spanish, it's important that you have a basic foundation and these words and phrases I show you today are a great place to start.

Learning these foundational Spanish words will allow give you something to build on when you begin to stack them together. But one of the may things you need to remember is that if you truly want to learn to speak Spanish, you will have to go out there and actually speak.

I promise you that the more you are willing to use your Spanish in real situations the faster you are going to learn it. One of the main reasons people don’t learn Spanish is because they are afraid to be wrong. Here's the thing. You shouldn't be afraid of saying something wrong in Spanish. As a matter of fact, here's a secret to learning Spanish: Make mistakes! Don't be afraid or ashamed of those mistakes. This is important because by failing you will make amazing progress.

[wharnisbet]

Skip to 4:21 where the actual phrases start .. youre welcome!

[IvanhoeWolfe-znfc]

My problem is everyone speaks at 200 miles per hour.

[BrownSugaBabe]

My husband is from Puerto Rico and I feel like I miss out on so much when he and our children speak in Spanish. I can understand quite a bit sometimes I can’t respond. I am so glad I found your videos to help me learn to speak Spanish properly and not my super broken version.

[realistmw]

I dont know any spanish speaking ppl I just talk to myself, which gets me no where

[theadventurousarcher]

I've been doing my self study about Spanish language during this pandemic and I've found out that Tagalog/Filipino(language in the Philippines) has a lot in common with Spanish words. Likewise, it kinda easier for me to pronounce the words specially those with R. This can be a good sign that I'd be able to learn the language.

[wesblood]

I speak 3 languages at present, I speak Canadian, American and English.

[cdboyce]

I have always wanted to be fluent en español but never put forth the effort to learn it. I just recently started a new job and the most precious Hispanic girl works in my department (she speaks English and Spanish very well) then another started in my department (she speaks very little English) then her sister started! (Also speaks very little English) all three of them are such sweet people so I am trying my damnest to learn Spanish! Everyday, piecing together their conversations get easier and easier! Plus it’s just a very good skill to have!

[anthonygiuliano]

One of the hardest things I’ve come across is asking coworkers how to say certain things.. but they all have different ways of saying things... one coworker from Peru another one from Argentina and other from Puerto Rico lol

[jr]

this may or may not cross anyone's feed but i've been learning spanish since i was 12 and i'm now 18. the fear of saying things wrong caused me not to say them at all and no practice led to me forgetting everything. a little over 6 months ago i made a friend and he moved from Puerto Rico 5 years ago fluent in English and Spanish and it became obvious how much of a " Gringa " i was. most of the conversations he had on the phone i cant understand and not that id need to but it would be nice to connect with him where he feels safe and at home. and yesterday around 2 am i stumbled across "how to talk Spanish with a Puerto rican" and i decided its never to late or to long to pick it up again and in 24 hours words and phrases are coming back to me like i never stopped. and i hope to surprise him with it next time he comes over. i guess all this is to say don't give up and don't be afraid.

[naishalubega]

I just wanna thank God for bringing me here! Gracias!

[matthewmarshall]

I love how you break down Español. It makes it easier. By the way, I’ve been doing your course and I LOVE IT!!!! Worth every dollar. Muchísimas gracias¡ señor 🙏🏼👊🏾

[toxicenergy]

failing or being embarrassed its like when you trip in front of a bunch of people and you still remember it years later

[real]

Just downloaded. Spanish will be the go to language for many social service industries and I don't want to be left out.

[tizfrreecharm]

I totally agree with your comments about making mistakes. I 'taught' English in my ancestral home (now Czech Republic) for seven years, and some really bright folks of various ages seemed absolutely terrified of making mistakes, and would often hesitate to speak. Sad, really

[suzannesands]

This was the best short and direct Spanish lesson. I wanted to learn Spanish and this was one of the best 10 video I have seen as yet! It made me feel this is achievable....I am excited to watch the 3 secrets to learn Spanish faster training. THANK YOU !

[bryanortiz]

estado aprendiendo español por tres años y creo que tú explicas Muy bien me encantan tus Videos y lo seguiré viendo para aprender más español de lo que ya se 🙂🙂🙂🙂🙂🙂🙂

[debbiegoodman]

I’m trying to learn to speak Spanish as fast as I can so I can better help my Spanish speaking students and parents. Thank you for your videos. I will make flash cards and use these words throughout my day over and over so they become second nature. I’m looking forward to following your YouTube channel!

[Shakester]

One of my friends was born and raised in Puerto Rico and Spanish is his first language. He’s Chinese. His parents owned a Chinese restaurant. His second language is Cantonese then English. It’s funny listening to him speak. Many people mix Cantonese with English. He mixed it with Spanish.

[conchitaporter]

I have taken Spanish up in high school 26 years ago and some of the phrases are familiar but some are new to me.Now since I am dating a Puerto Rican and I'm being around his family more that is encouraging me to go back to learn so I can better understand and speak fluent spanish.

[StarcraftNemesis]

ill try my best for a basic spanish, i learn now everyday atleast 10 minutes of spanish and talk loudly even if i dont have anyone with to learn with. i speak now 3 languages, swiss german, german and english. my goal is to get in the next 5 years a basic spanish cause i think its a cool language