3000+ Common Spanish Words with Pronunciation

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3265 most frequent spanish words with sound, randomly presented.

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3265 mots le plus fréquents en espagnol avec leur prononciation respective, présentés aléatoirement.

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[enloquecerse]

AWESOME

the comments make me so happy knowing there are very little errors due to review and edit!!

[Larry.Roberton]

There are corresponding translations, turn on the subtitles with the cc closed captions button at the bottom right. The translation appears in the bottom middle. Thank you for the reply.

[Narzew]

Very great work! There was some mistakes in Polish translation but I don't care! I have learned much new words from this video and refreshed ones which I forgot by time.. Very useful :)

[constant]

What a wonderful video
Most impressive on YouTube
My man how did you add English generated subtitles as each translation

[poiupupu]

Thank you. I love it. It is fun, not a classroom training. Which we need, of course.

[oakenguitar]

I forgot one. 46:35 toma means capture or shot, it's one of those words with many uses. But here it translated to a form of tomar which toma could mean he/she takes/drinks or you take or you drink as in meaning commanded to do it. Feel free to delete my comments when you fix these or whatever you want. I'm not really fluent in Spanish, but I'm pretty sure I got all the really noticeable errors.

[oakenguitar]

41:12 You have no as "do not", maybe it should be: no (negation). Or something like that.

[oakenguitar]

2nd half, this is what I noticed. 46:23 si should be corrected to mean: if, sí with accent mark means yes/yup which appears at 53:27 and is correct. 54:04 aroma should mean scent as in smell, it separated it into a roma. 1:03:15 vena means vein if its a noun. 1:04:19 ala means wing, it separated into a la. 1:23:32 vino should be wine if it is a noun instead of a verb.

[petardekanovic]

what the fuck is with the translation box it's yellow colored and I can't see anything.

[oakenguitar]

1:14:53 grito is the noun form and should be: shout; instead of he shouted. 1:22:46, gritar is the verb and should be: to shout.

[Larry.Roberton]

Great concept, but useless without the corresponding translation at least in print. Like a Faerie, but when you open the hood there's no engine.

[oakenguitar]

1st half of the video, here is what I noticed. I think anda 3:45 should be andar: to walk but andar appears at 23:53 so I'm confused.  3:56  raton, I think should be mouse. 9:23 for estudio,  study would be better since its not common to have conjugated verbs in a frequency list. 10:00 ola is a wave or outbreak; Its confused with hola. 19:32, rio should be river but its not incorrect for it to mean I laugh. 24:06 oeste should be west, it separated it into o este to mean: or this. 25:22 intento should be attempt. 41:52 odio can mean I hate but it means hate as a noun. 42:50 colorado means red or blushing or you could say something like chiste colorado which means dirty joke.

[oakenguitar]

1:20:50 taza should be cup, its confused with tasa which appears a tiny bit later.

[oakenguitar]

41:40 comisaria should be police station. Its put as commissariat which is a military term that may have different definitions based on the place. A lot of people may not know the word.

[oakenguitar]

20:43 nave should be ship. Nave does mean nave but that term isn't very well known.

[gustavolm]

pena = sorrow (but sometimes is used like "shame"), in German it would be Herzleid.

[oakenguitar]

1:21:52 escaso, I think it would be better as: scarce.

[oakenguitar]

23:55 Pena should be : pity, shame. Has it has rock which would be piedra or roca

[luvpinas]

Great video, but the words are clustered so untidily.

[oakenguitar]

this video is an awesome review but at around 2:20, you have uña which is fingernail, not una which means a.