How to Speak Spanish like a Native Speaker

This video will teach you how to improve your Spanish. Subscribe for more linguistic tips. I simply want to help as many people as I can!

[nataaalia]

As a native spanish speaker, I can say we use all those phrases daily, you sound more polite and for sure like a native. Great content here!

[mikel.van.der.Kaasch]

As a native Spanish Speaker, I don't understand why the best universities around the world are not fighting to have you as a lecturer in formal Spanish.

[beau]

I have been studying Spanish for a total of 37 minutes now by watching your videos, and I can say for sure that I have achieved native fluency. Thanks Language Simp!

[trumpetaa]

As a native Spanish speaker, this vid is 100% accurate and I definitely recommend for all Spanish learners that are looking to speak like a native!

[bromixsr]

I used this method to learn Spanish and got so good at it that, out of jealously from the natives, I've been banned from five South American countries and two in the Caribbean

[vennisabarfi]

I remember saying hueles de mierda to my professor after he graded my test and he gave me 10 extra points. This really works guys! No more grassy ass for me!

[czfuchs]

As a native Spanish speaker I can confirm this, I cannot believe more people use this. When people say “hola” we immediately know you’re a foreign and it shows you poor level

[Aaronz]

As a native Spanish speaker (🇻🇪) I can confirm your Spanish is above perfect! You're so polite that my mother overheard the video and was so proud she threw shoes at me!

[trevorcarlisle]

Thanks! I spoke this on my most recent trip, and they gave me a free hotel room at the "cárcel"!

[laserpanda]

I've been living in spain since 1856 and I absolutely agree this sounds so much more natural

[jonghyunlvr]

as someone who’s been studying spanish since 1842 this is one of the first essential things i learned, still using them to this day! great work

[gianrc]

As a native Spanish speaker, I can confirm.
One more tip I'd like to add is: There's another, more formal way of greeting someone.
Instead of saying "Buenos días señor/señora/señorita." You should try saying "Usted tiene piernas peludas y granos en el culo." This phrase literally says "I hope you are having a wonderful day, and wish you success and peace", but it can be used as a formal way of saying "Good Day"
You should use it when addressing a teacher, principal, professor, etc. And you should say it while looking at them dead in the eye and, in Argentina, you can also do that Italian hand gesture they make when they are confused. They'll be so pleased, that they're gonna try to thank your parents for your good manners.

[sc]

Somehow you just made the spanish language even more poetic, Callate!! ☺️

[falnica]

As the inventor of spanish I can confirm this is everything you need to know. If you watch the video you officially speak spanish now

[KaMi-gzil]

As a Mexican I agree with these phrases, you will sound like a native... we don't use "coño" as the polite Spanish people but the rest is okay. Suscrita de por vida.

[vilhelmvonastrea]

As a Spanish citizen, I can say that all the information presented in this video is 100% true

[cellgrrl]

I am not a native Spanish speaker but an intermediate self taught speaker. Everything you said was very clear and I appreciate your helpful tips.

[shelleysuddy]

I'm a native Spanish speaker and also a Spanish teacher and I have to say that your content is amazing! I will use it with my students!

[hybridmems]

Wow amazing, its almost like you have no accent at all! Can you teach us Italian next?

[toraneeko]

I knew he wasn't a native because his pronunciation is much better than ours.