10 ESSENTIAL Everyday Spanish Phrases

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Well, you're in luck! In this video, we teach you 10 SUPER USEFUL everyday Spanish phrases that are sure to take your conversational Spanish to the next level ~ ~ enjoy!

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[marrowoflife]

I used to be so confused about the construction of se me olvido - until I realized that the verb in this case is being used in a different way. It is akin to "it escapes me" in English. We don't use that phrase all that often in the US, but it's the best way I can explain the direct translation of se me olvido.

[kevinbreitenstine]

Me encanta la claridad y la brevedad de estos videos…y tu interacción amorosa y positiva!

[akimyoung]

Great lesson guys. The skits are cool and the in depth explicación of the grammatical part of the phrases is super appreciated. Keep it up✊🏾

[seaofplatitudes]

¡Gracias! ¡Me gusta mucho la forma en que se presentan estas lecciones!

[roberttewnion]

Your videos are really cool guys, I wish I'd found your channel when I was starting out. I spent a lot of my time in Spain some of these I've heard but not all, I'll have to listen out for them.

[reallynotpc]

Clever. And funny! And then you go all technical and grammatical and I realise you are not amateurs at this.

[KT-svjx]

Great Video! I Googled The Difference Between Por Siempre vs. Para Siempre And It Suggested Your Website, Which Then Led Me To This Amazing, Funny And Educational Video, Love IT 🎯 👏😆 I Am Very Excited To Watch The Others Thank You So Much! O ¡Muchísimas Gracias!

[rodneyprince]

¡¡Qué onda!! Otro video bien chingón y súper útil 👍. En el español mexicano, todas las frases en este video son indispensables!

Nunca había escuchado eso de "deste y desta", gracias por eso. Suena mucho mejor que "Pásame esa madre" jajajajaja

Y eso de ¿Cómo amaneciste" es muy pero muy común, la gente se usa como sinonimo de "cómo estás" en las mañanas todo el tiempo.

[spanishunraveled]

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[srbaruchi]

My first viewing of one of your videos -- and I enjoyed and learned from it. As an estadounidense, I'm "used" to hearing and understanding the king's (British) English, but, I have to tell you, honestly, it is grating to hear that heavy accent applied to Spanish. We gringos expect latinos to properly pronounce English words (although it is MUCH harder for them). We should strive to not only speak Spanish fluidly but also to approximate the sonido del espanol.

[burpbee]

Que descanses: can also mean "may you have a relaxing time"? For example, a synonym of "relájate un poco"?.... Or only used to mean "sleep well" ?

[TheTlewis]

Entertaining. Como ves could also mean "how do you see it?"

[brandon_wallace]

Órale, soy el primero en comentar. Sigo buscando mi calcetín perdido. Ja ja ja. Este video es super bueno. Gracias.

[waltertaylor]

How can I get more lessons from you guys

[jim]

My Tica wife (pictured) uses, "Cómo amaneció?" I guess it's formal with the Ud. dropped off. Since she always uses it in the morning upon awaken, I eventually figured out she was asking how I slept.
Chunche (Ticoism = thing when you can't remember what to call it.)
Mae = dude
Chuzma = a low life, bad person.