Common Phrases in Spanish | The Language Tutor *Lesson 80*

Danny shares some common phrases that will help fill in some gaps when speaking Spanish. If you can think of any that he missed, please put them in the comments below!

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[Simar_Sandhu]

I searched for many Spanish lessons for free
I am glad to stop here 😊
You are truly excellent sir
Mucho buen señor

[matiaspolaco]

Thank you for another awesome lesson....

¡Mil disculpas!
A thousand sorry's!
¡No se preocupe!
No worries!
¡Salud!
Bless you!
Los mejores deseos para…
Best wishes to…
¡Cuídate!
Take care!
Cuídese!
Take care! (formal)
¡Con mucho amor!
Lots of love!
¡Buena suerte!
Good luck!
¡Buen viaje!
Have a good trip!
Diviértete!
Have fun!
nos vemos
see ya
hasta luego
later
hasta pronto
see you soon
Como siempre.
As always.
Como no
Of course
Bacano
Cool

[TheFayzh]

I really recommend your channel for anyone who wants to learn Spanish
🌹
Please do not stop

[ericbaugher]

"Curva pelegrosa" this means dangerous turn in Spanish. I took my first road trip into mexico with two of my friends. As we were driving we kept seeing the same sign and wondered what it meant.

After our car went off the road and we were stranded in a ditch we were looking in our spanish/english dictionary and learned that "curve pelegrosa" means dangerous turn.

While we sat there stranded wondering what to do a huge bus full of soccer players stopped and the team got out and said "no problema" and lifted our little car back up on the road.

So those are my two phrases. Congratulations on episode 80!

[kwiatoosiek]

Thank you Dr.Danny for your amazing lessons! You helped me already in so many ways to progress with my Spanish !

[paliji]

Dr. Danny, I send you all the blessings from spiritual india.
You taught me things in 1 month which I didn't learnt in last 3 years .
You are amazing

[gonzalomendez]

Mis respetos y admiración Dr. Evans. Sus videos son excelentes. Es érase, no érace.

[sonnyV]

Muchas gracias. Aprendo mucho de esta interesante lección. Necesitamos más lecciones como esta.

[laserman]

I work with a couple of Spanish speaking locals here in northern NM. I love learning from them. "hay vengo" means, I will be right back. Thanks for your lessons, I like your style and will keep listening.

[spanglishfantastico]

I like suelta la lengua, getting talking. Do you use that at all? And I like the sound of estoy harto or estoy harta to say I'm sick of something. One of my favourites is ¡Qué barbaridad! to say something is disgraceful. Haha my favourites have a negative theme this morning, I'm actually a positive person in a good mood!! 😂

[donb]

De eso estoy hablando—That’s what I’m talking about!

[animalhousealways]

Best language tutor app out there, you have a very good delivery. You also seem very genuine, I enjoy watching your videos. Thank you for all your hard work. I moved from Canada to Ecuador back in October and wish i found your videos earlier. Would have made this move so much better. I typically cant watch things for more then 2 mins lol but I can make it through all your videos. here's a phrase in English i would like to hear in Spanish." I'm so happy to be hear in your beautiful country, thank you for welcoming my family" Thank you Danny

[DianeKopesky]

I so appreciate you and am so glad I found you. I am going to visit my 5, 7, and 9 year old granddaughters next month, and they are in Spanish immersion school. Additionally, their nanny is from Colombia and speaks very little English. Thank you.

[shubaly]

Thank you so much Dr. Danny, I have been watching your spanish lesson video when i was completely naive about spanish, I had been gone through your channel regularly which helped me a lot, undoubtedly you are a teacher with master skills.
You helped me a lot to enhance my spanish speaking skills . Thanks for everything, I owe you a lot 🙏

[nazyw]

I read some where “ nunca jamàs” never ever. Thank you was a great fun lesson.

[NisheeShrestha]

Maybe you could do some lectures on Homonyms or some popular slang phrases? Thank you for the lesson!

[carlosdimitri]

¡Gracias a tí mi profesor! ¡otro gran lección!

[andykeith]

Thanks, another great video. I’m going to start using these, especially “será pan comido” 👍

A few obvious ones that come up in mainland Spain all the time, might be useful if you’re a beginner like me:

Vale - okay, right, or to mean just about anything, often repeated several times in a row!
Claro - sure, of course, or it’s clear.
No te preocupes - don’t worry about it.
De nada - you’re welcome
Por supuesto que sí - yes of course
No estoy seguro - I’m not sure
Ven aquí - come here
Qué pena - what a shame
Bien hecho - well done
Qué tengas un buen día - have a nice day
Muchísimas gracias - thank you very very much (more emphasis than “muchas gracias”)

[UcancallmeNB]

In the Philippines, it's common to use "syempre" (derived from "siempre" or always) to mean "of course." Sometimes I find myself using "syempre" with my Spanish-speaking friends to mean "por supuesto" which is sometimes a point of confusion.

[Zesiddiq]

One I have heard here in Ags, Mex.. is "Aguas" ..means "watch out" or "watch yourself"