10 Spanish Phrases in 10 min! - Intermediate TRANSLATION CHALLENGE

Translate these 10 phrases with me in less than 10 min and learn the main modal verbs in Spanish along the way! This challenge is aimed at Intermediate level.

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Originally born in Madrid, Spain, I moved to the United Kingdom to teach Spanish and improve my english language skills. Having lived in England for several years I've learned the variations in speech and language of both Spanish and English. I'm a qualified teacher, with experience in private tutoring, and thought it would be great to share my knowledge of language lessons with you all. So please enjoy Spanish with Patry, where you can learn Spanish for free and quickly from an actual Spanish person!

[MrVdennis]

La più brava e bella Insegnante di Spagnolo, ottima lezione Patry!!La mas bonita Maestra de Espanol, muy bien Patry!Italy is following YOU Patry!!🤩🥰

[tromboneJTS]

MODAL
"moh-dahl" not "mod-del"
SHOULD
"shh-ood" not "shoe-ed"

[basifernandez]

Hola Patry. Si te digo que uso tus videos para aprender inglés siendo riojano? Pues sí, como hablas mucho en inglés, me sirve. Y los shorts que haces me parto. Por cierto, para un inglés no nativo tiene que ser chungo aprenderse lo del deber de, tener que, etc...

[Superfantastictop]

Translation here is HARD.
"No tienes que..." literally means "you don't have to", but in my experience often seems to mean something more like "you shouldn't".

[efgdf]

9:00 en Chile no se dice jamas "darles un toque" sino "deberias llamarlos" o mas chileno aun "deberias pegarles una llamada o un telefonazo"

[donnalyn]

Best Spanish teacher. Makes learning Spanish fun by translating with the English accent.

[aydarusjamai]

Differences between cada día and todos los días?

[NamasTeTe]

Great lesson. Didn’t know about dar un toque, nor hacerse tarde. ¡Gracias!

[efgdf]

7:47 yo habria traducido: he can't avoid it

[chrismclane]

Hi Patry, great video, I can't understand why in the start of the video you talked about deber, must. They must was 'debeis' but in the example they must be in the car was 'deben estar en mi coche', shouldn't it be debris estar en mi coche?

[alizarei]

muy util, muchisimas gracias ma'am.

[carloscarhtolentino]

thank you for this lesson ....very useful ....keep it up ! usually make mistakes in english

[PavK-rvbe]

For question no8, escribi 'no tienes que hacerlo si no quieras', the subjunctive doesn't apply here?