Errores típicos en inglés | Common Mistakes Native Spanish Speakers Make in English

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[Nadcht]

Hello, Kristina. Your Spanish is great, and your accent is really like a native speaker. I'll follow your channel, your contents are interesting. You have a nice voice, by the way.

[carolusch]

Really nice, Kristina, I agree with you. Congratulations, your spanish accent is wonderful, , , there is no difference with ours.

[andrewjgrimm]

Getting the order of adjectives relative to the noun correct. In English, adjectives go before the noun, but Spanish speakers sometimes put them after the noun like in Spanish.

Likewise, the correct order of words in a compound noun like “driver seat”.

[danielamantillav]

I loved the videos, very good explanation, pity there are no recent videos, I see them today and they are very cool<3

[salvadorlaragalindo]

I like you hahahahahah I still make those mistakes 😂
But I’ve been improving thank you so much 😊

[trbuh]

I'm Polish, never learned Spanish, but pronouncing "dolares" was very easy for me, I've checked and apparently our languages has very similar sounds, English on the other hand has a lot more vowel sounds than polish and that's why pronouncing for example "opportunity" is a nightmare for me xd

[yesenia]

I do love all of your videos...ty a ton....

[oscardanilo]

Hello Cristina! I`d like to where`s your accent from? How would you describe your accent?

[yupazestru]

What does it look like....how does it look?

What do you call that....how do you say it?

[salim_ahmed]

Where are you madam? Love from Bangladesh. Go ahead.

[ligabetplay]

Could you help me with the pronunciation of these cognates, please?
Actor
Admirable
Agenda
Alcohol
Animal
Area
Auto
Balance
Banana
Base
Cable
Cafe
Canal
Capital
Carbon
Central
Chocolate
Circular
Club
Conclusion
Conductor
Confusion
Control
Criminal
Crisis
Debate
Decision
Dimension
Director
Division
Doctor
Drama
Error
Explosion
Expulsion
Extension
Exterior
Extra
Factor
Familiar
Festival
Final
Flexible
Formal
Formula
Frontal
Fundamental
Funeral
Gas
General
Global
Grave
Habitual
Horizontal
Horror
Hospital
Hotel
Idea
Ideal
Individual
Inevitable
Inferior
Inspector
Invisible
Kilo
Lateral
Legal
Literal
Local
Mango
Manual
Material
Mediocre
Melon
Memorable
Mental
Menu
Metal
Motor
Multiple
Musical
Muscular
Natural
Noble
Normal
Nostalgia
opera
Oriental
Original
Particular
Pasta
Patio
Patron
Peculiar
Perfume
Personal
Plural
Popular
Principal
Probable
Radio
Real
Region
Regular
Reunion
Sector
Sentimental
Similar
Simple
Social
Sofa
Solar
Superficial
Superior
Taxi
Television
Terrible
Terror
Total
Tropical
Unión
Universal
Usual
Version
Violin
Visible
Visual
Vital
Vulnerable

[Hispanoamerica]

Hola kristine pronuncias un poco bien el español

[fidelguer]

And Where is your accent from? Because You do not sound like a Native Speaker. Great