7 SPANISH FILLER WORDS That Make You Sound Like a Native Speaker

Mastering muletillas (Spanish filler words, the Spanish equivalent of “umm", "like", "right", "you know") is one of the secrets to sounding super natural in Spanish. Learn them to sound just like a native Spanish speaker.

0:00 Intro
0:44 Este
2:11 Bueno
4:44 O sea
5:14 Así, Así Como, Como
6:30 Pues
7:47 Entonces
8:42 Yes No?
9:21 TEST

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[MSMediaRotterdam]

Not only a great teacher but a great actress too...

[jamesfreese]

Very good-this lesson explains a lot of what I am hearing when people are talking!!!!

[audrak-m]

“Judge for YOURSELF.” ;)

Este video es importantísimo para sonar relajado y natural. Muchas veces, necesito pausar para recoger los pensamientos. No es que no sé las palabras en español, mejor dicho es que no sé qué quería compartir o me falta la palabra para la situación. Tener un bolsillo lleno de estas muletillas será muy útil para todas!
Gracias, paulisima!

[teressacooks]

This really helped a lot. Much better than using a Spanish / English dictionary for comprehension. Muchas gracias😊

[szelag]

These are so good and so practical! Loving these for brushing up on Spanish before going down to CDMX

[davidjones]

Gabby should be making Spring Spanish videos. She's awesome.

[windandsea]

Your videos are so well done and help me a lot. Thank you

[brad_dogtalesu]

Que preciosa es la sobrina. Si, eres mi maestra de español favorita, pero Amanda robó este episodio! Espero ver más de ella!

[margaritakleinman]

Haha, "a mediocre yes", I love that. Fantastico video, siempre uso la mayoria de estas palabras y expresiones, pero no conocia la palabra "muletillas". Oh y para contestar tu pregunta, "judge for yourself" es correcto. Gracias por otro excelente y divertido video!

[Nellys]

Muy bien. Soy colombiana. Creo que el "este" lo usan más los mexicanos. Pues en mi caso, no uso el este para hacer exposiciones, jamás! En ese caso, hablo muy en serio y formal. Y en las conversaciones entre amigos sí lo uso pero sólo si no recuerdo algo y empiezo a pensar mientras digo "... esteee"

[chrisholland]

Estoy feliz que he encontrado este canal.
Soy Bolillo y estoy tratando de mejorar mi Espanol. Ya estoy separado de mi esposa (ella es de Tampico, Taumalipas y no habla Ingles, ) y tengo que encontrar mas personas para practicar mi Espanol.
Mi meta es estar mucho mas fluido y tambien encontrar una novia mexicana. 😍

[MrVdennis]

Paulissima 🤣🤣🤣best teacher! la mejor maestra 🔝

[richardbottomley]

¿Paulísima? No manches... ¡buenísima! 🥰😎

[shamanculture]

Im into this double subtitle life. Sabes que es yabla? Super cool

[adstaton]

In Puerto Rico, "sabes" (you know?) is often used as a filler. Necesitamos ir el supermercado, sabes?

[andrewstephen]

I've been using umm all my life without knowing it was a Spanish word!! That's amazing!!

[ryanr]

Another great video by my favorite teacher! Tacos de suadero son mis favoritos!

[rodneyprince]

Óraaale!!! Chingonsisimo el video. Where were you when I started learning Spanish lol. It took me years before I had heard and learned how to use those muletillas and you have explained them so well in what is probably the best lesson ever made on the subject. Awesome work! You have a new subscriber and thanks for this fantastic video!!!!

[ivarivarsson]

I just found this channel today, you're so funny! Mucho grascioco (?) 😅 Me encanta

[rab]

you have a great persona and the heart beauty mark on your cheek is very special