3 Simple Tips To COMPREHEND SPANISH Better!!

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3 SIMPLE TIPS To Comprehend Spanish Better!! In today's video, here at Speak Spanish Faster, we will show you a few tips that can help your Spanish speaking and comprehension ability. Try to follow these tips consistently and you will see the language become much easier for you.

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@SpeakSpanishFaster 5 лет назад

Hey, Qué es la que hay amigo?! I hope you're enjoying the weekend. Be sure to keep working on your Spanish here: speakspanishfaster.com/youtube Don't forget to subscribe to our channel and turn on notifications so you never miss a video :)

@chakelcharles9698 4 года назад

Is there an email you can be reached?

@chakelcharles9698 4 года назад

*Reached at

@jaylchannel3392 Год назад

I'm dating a spanish lady who doesn't speak english and I don't speak spanish. Its frustrating at times trying to understand her. I'm trying to learn spanish, help please

@nancynieman9595 4 года назад

Tip: (55 years of teaching Spanish). DON'T Stop when you hear a word you do not understand. Keep listening to the whole sentence.( In English we often leave a word out but are still understood and don't even realize there was a word missing.) But if you dwell on one word you will miss the rest of the sentence. If you continue to listen you will get the some sense of what is being said. The lost word may even pop into place. But if you stop and do not continue to actively listen you lose a lot more than one word; you lose the rest of the sentence, and maybe the next one. You lose what they are even still talking abut. At first it is much more difficult to understand a conversation between two or more natives. It is difficult to keep active listening. You tend to drift off. But make an effort to really listen for those words you do know. With time you will recognize more and more words. It takes years to become fluent listeners. (Some people never learn to listen even in their native language.) First pick out known words, keep on listening, DON'T STOP, and with time you will get meaning. Remember natives often drop an "s", especially a final "s". Native listeners know the word ends in "s" because the vowel is left open. this is difficult for the non-native. (Maybe the subject will be plural or tú. There is a clue.) Other speakers pronounce ALL silibants (s, z, ci, ce) as a soft "th". An intervocal "d" (d between two vowels) is often dropped. (I just dropped the t while writing "often" and had to rewrite "ofen".) Many speakers do this but can pronounce them when speaking to you. In Granada they say: "tho de Graná, cathi ná" = Soy de Granada casi nada. Ask a native to speak "más despacio" "¿Podría hablar más despacio?" They will and also speak louder! "Más bajito pero más despacio y con "ese" y "de". A literate speaker (i.e. one who has studied their language in school, knows where there is an "s" or a "d" and will slow down and enunciate for you. But in the end you will need to recognize when these sounds are absent. Just has you know that "Wha ja gonna do?" means "What are you going to do." (Hint: when speakinng to a non-fluent English speaker slow down and enunciate for them. They learned English from a book or the internet too.)

@SpeakSpanishFaster 4 года назад

Nancy thank you so much for your wisdom and advice, do you mind if I share this with our audience in a video? I will for sure put your name and give you credit!

@user-od6ic9ed4k 3 года назад

I have a question: does watching movies and podcasts improve my listening, and after how many years I will be able to understand Spaniards well, as if I were one of them

@YourMajesty143 3 года назад

@@user-od6ic9ed4k - Yes, it will. It's the best way to learn. Try to stick with Mexican and/or Peruvian dialects bc they speak clearly and enunciate all the letters. Don't get caught up in learning about dropped S or D as a beginner, bc it'll only seek to frustrate you. Instead get your vocabulary up to where you need it, and then transition to learning other dialects. In Venezuela we replace the S with H (or J in Spanish), however I first started learning through Mexican Telenovelas, news shows, and music like Selena, Thalia, CNCO, Carlos Rivera, Gloria Treví, etc. After learning this way, I was able to progress practicing with my family who spoke differently. Luckily, I understood enough words to recognize which ones they were saying. Another tip is to sit down for a half hour a day and pick your favorite scene or favorite verse, then practice hearing, writing, and repeating it out loud. Do this for a year and you'll become fluent. And don't feel bad if you don't understand other dialects, even Latinos who speak the native language have trouble understanding each other. Mexicans have no idea what people are saying when they speak Carribean Spanish (Cuban, DR, PR). If you truly wish to learn the Carribean dialect, learn Venezuelan Spanish bc we speak the same vocabulary but we at least enunciate and pause most words. If you're Italian, then try the Argentinian or Uruguayan dialects bc they have Italian influence in their pronunciation, replacing Y or LL with SH. Avoid Chilean and Cuban dialects in the beginning, they speak way too fast and most Spanish speakers have no idea what they're saying. Spain Spanish is even more foreign to Latinos bc they have a completely different pronounciation and slang. If you wish to learn Spain dialect with African or French influence, Ecuatorial Guinea speak very fluently & beautifully. The dialect that is the prettiest to hear is Colombian and Venezuelan Spanish bc they have musicality in the way they intonate certain sentences. So whatever dialect you choose, all that matters is that it's a dialect that you'll encounter in your life. For me, Mexican and Carribean Spanish exist in my life, so I'm not gonna worry about other dialects. It'd be counterproductive to be fluent in all of them. Choose one or 2 that you're comfortable with and stick with those as your chosen Spanish.

@aphr0d 2 года назад

@@YourMajesty143 omg thanks so much for this fabulous comment

@KC-hd3wi 2 года назад

Great insights. Following this thread!!

@Antonio-bl7hg 5 лет назад

I need help with sentence structure. How to put sentences together.

@rubensuarez457 3 года назад

No te preocupes amigo, ya veras que en un futuro no muy lejando tu comprensión al idioma español se abastecerá inmensamente, solo práctica viendo videos en el mismo idioma, un saludo

@samuelceledon6998 3 года назад

Hello, I can do your homework, essays and more translations related to Spanish, this is my email celedonlubo@gmail.com i´m a native spanish speaker, regards

@huesenpaul1394 3 года назад

@@samuelceledon6998 teach me spanish bro

@Alex0203Ramos 3 года назад

OMG! I would like to help you with that! My first language is español y soy muy bueno hablándolo!😏😎🤓

@river3808 3 года назад

Hablar español como hablas ingles. Ver películas en Netflix para ayudarte con las sentencias y frases

@kurby628 5 лет назад

I created a playlist of just TED Talks by Spanish speakers which makes it easy for me to listen passively or actively depending on my activity.

@SpeakSpanishFaster 5 лет назад

That's a great idea! Also listen to some Spanish podcasts.

@kaym.2854 3 года назад

This was encouraging because my biggest struggle with learning the language is understanding what native speakers are saying. Great tips!

@SpeakSpanishFaster 3 года назад

Glad it was helpful! Keep working you got this.

@chad541 4 года назад

it would be my listening to spanish i need to improve on

@endergamingtv6135 3 года назад

Same. I can’t understand native speakers easily

@mickeysealtoe9719 3 года назад

Good vid Rocky. I'm 1/2 Puerto Rican and thought I was lazy. But I'm trying to learn to be better at Spanish. Your vids have helped me and it feels great. Thank you.

@SpeakSpanishFaster 3 года назад

Thanks Mickey. Glad you are enjoying them and finding them helpful! Keep grinding!

@lucindawinehouse2002 Год назад

I have been speaking the Spanish language everyday since January 2022 because I like I love Spanish music and that’s how I started my journey learning Spanish . Now even though I speak the Spanish language pretty well I just want to learn how to speak it faster and more naturally

@dwaynemott 5 лет назад

Que tal, me encanta el canal. Pero de verdad tienes que hacer más vídeos en puro español. 👍🏽

@SpeakSpanishFaster 5 лет назад

jaja muchas gracias!

@jacquie9833 4 года назад

dwaynemott estoy en acuerdo. Porque estes vídeos son gente que están empezando su español. Es buen idea porque podemos escuchar a las palabras y acento. Vídeos completamente en español. ¡Ya tu sabes!

@BlakesLounge 3 года назад

I already love this channel, as a Puerto Rican guy who grew up monolingual with my only language English, I'm glad I can use alot to talk to some of my boricuan relatives.

@SpeakSpanishFaster 3 года назад

Salute my fellow boricua!

@juniorharris9545 4 года назад

Que lo que hay ? Soy mulatto. Blanco y Moreno. I took 2 - 3 Years of Spanish in school. Plus I moved to Florida and my best friend down there Was New Yorican. So I always tried to use the Spanish that I knew was him and his mother and they always spoke Spanish back. Then I went to the military and was around Mexicans, Puerto Rican’s, and Dominicans y una Paraguaya . I listened to Reggaeton and fell in love with the culture. My sister even got jealous of me and used to say you think you’re Puerto Rican. So I used it a lot and I spoke it a lot but I never really spoken the different tenses Just the present. Always had problems understanding. And that was back in 2003. So if I still need to communicate I could but will definitely would have problems. I’m 38 now and I want to fulfill my goal to be fluent in Spanish specifically the Boricua dialec

@frankmontgomery9822 5 лет назад

Thanks my man, you are absolutely correct. I am going to keep learning spanish. Muchisimas gracias, mi amigo

@samuelceledon6998 3 года назад

Hello, I can do your homework, essays and more translations related to Spanish, this is my email celedonlubo@gmail.com i´m a native spanish speaker, regards

@maritrees983 3 года назад

Native Spanglish speaker here, finally ready to take the plunge and devote myself to actually speaking Spanish without using English as a crutch. Love the bori representation!

@SpeakSpanishFaster 3 года назад

You can do it Mari! Voy a ti!

@Dragasen Год назад

Rocky man, thanks so much for the work you do bro. As a hispanic who grew up in NYC and was too rebellious to learn, I'm trying hard to learn now as an adult and I'm committed. Your videos taught me SO much so fast, its honestly crazy.

@tonythegreat4275 3 года назад

For me, understanding the spoken language and sentence construction is the hardest thing for me i have been learning for 3 years and I am just at a brick wall point. In my learning where I am not improving, or improving too slow. I am lower intermediate.

@slicksavage9839 2 года назад

I’ve been on and off with Spanish for a few years and and one point I was very conversational and people even called me to assist them helping them with a native. In college I took private lessons for a month and that helped me a lot and I retained a good much of it. As of late my last job I had a Columbian co worker and spoke to her in Spanish at times, and even a few months ago I ordered Amazon fresh and the drivers only spoke Spanish which forced me to speak it because they couldn’t find my house ; they said I was good but I didn’t believe it lol. This year I plan to become fluent so don’t give up! Buena suerte con todo!

@gonzopram725 4 года назад

whats a good spanish podcast/que es un muy bueno podcast

@jenniferruiters4158 3 года назад

@TheRealSabrinaDeep 2 года назад

"If you're really serious about learning Spanish you really shouldn't be listening to anything other then Spanish" #Truth Best advice you can get. It sucks at first because you think that you should learn Spanish first and then listen to Spanish stuff once you understand but this is not the way our brains learn a new language.

@twinjj 4 года назад

In La Casa de Papel, when I first heard Rio say “tío” I thought he meant uncle but apparently in Spain when they say “tío” they mean friend

@annette222 4 года назад

Dude that doesn't make sense

@twinjj 4 года назад

Annette Ramos look it up on google or look theculturetrip.com/europe/spain/articles/all-the-spanish-slang-terms-you-need-to-know/

@glrxyous2018 4 года назад

Annette Ramos yeah it mean like dude/bro

@samuelceledon6998 3 года назад

Hello, I can do your homework, essays and more translations related to Spanish, this is my email celedonlubo@gmail.com i´m a native spanish speaker, regards

@Alex0203Ramos 3 года назад

En España decir "tío" es como decir "chico"/ in Spain say "tío" means or is like to say "dude" or "guy". You don't have to confuse "tío" that is a accent only in Spain with uncle. Yes! I know that is the same word but it is not the same mean. Just remember, that word is only use for spain speakers. 🤓

@akb7271 3 года назад

I’m great at reading and writing but the second a native speaker talks I cannot comprehend more than a couple words

@mrlentien5333 3 года назад

Same

@Alex0203Ramos 3 года назад

I can help y'all with that! Totally free of course, I am spanish speaker y lo hablo muy bien 😎🤓

@Alex0203Ramos 3 года назад

@TOYOTA Boyz Oki, Buy what language do you want to learn?

@ybnas1655 2 года назад

understanding it and speaking it.

@bj-th7ul 2 года назад

What you are doing to help (me) in my Spanish language learning quest is much appreciated (you are doing fine - even just understanding your well oriented, intelligent, youthful, enthusiasm helps). What is most helpful is that there are so many resources readily available - your efforts included, of course. I am certainly not the most brilliant, but over time I can tell that I am "getting it" more and more and eventually hope to be in the situation where I understand much more and my learning accelerates... currently I am swamped and bogged down by the (great) extents of learning a new language - I had never given much thought to what that amounts to. It's interesting... I am learning more than the Spanish language by trying to learn Spanish. thanks for sharing, gracias, enjoy

@jen1963 3 года назад

Really great that you encourage listening to music. Several Italian programs I tried were so anti-music for beginners. That could be the reason my Italian sucks lol.

@jorydwilliams-negron59 2 года назад

So my mother tongue is English. I've been speaking Spanish since I was 16 years old I'm now 35. I want to improve my Spanish comprehension, and putting my sentences together. I would like to be able to improve my understanding so regardless of which of the 26 countries the native speaker is from.... indefinitely I'll be able to understand them.

@victortaylor7737 2 года назад

Thank you so very much for breaking things down.im American even though my name Is both Spanish& German.keep it up you make me feel very comfortable!

@piratekingalpha Год назад

I need help with filler words and phrases that tie the sentences together. Like the details and context clues you use after nouns and verbs or even after a normal sentence. Like "the rest", “I had to ask”, “otherwise”, “anyway”, “anywhere”, “everywhere”, “around us”, and “both”. I always end up having to look up the word online which isn’t the end of the world, but I just wish there was a lesson or video about these specifically.

@loisfolla 6 месяцев назад

I'm just crashing as a newbie. But I'm listening to you. Im trying.

@noshademiami5629 Год назад

I had the same problem but for some reason I understand what you were saying in ur Puerto Rican accent

@bmlp5407 2 года назад

I work in medical.80%Hispanic population. Teaching myself Spanish but chosed to learn from my coworkers and patients. This hit home. I struggle with knowing words the relaxed way and have to google the formal way when I need to say things I don’t know in spanish. Am I wrong. I prefer to know the way it’s said informally but I don’t know the formalities. Is taking a class needed at this point?

@patregan2515 2 года назад

Esto es todo lo que me falta. Yo puedo leer escribir y hablar bien pero cuando la gente, la gente boricua en particular, me habla, a veces me cuesta entender lo que me dice. Gracias por hacer un vídeo que toca este tema se te agradece muchísimo!!!

@pinkman17_ 2 года назад

YOU ACTUALLY DONT SPEAK SPANISH? REALLY? U SEEMS LIKE A NATIVE SPEAKER FR

@raychellespears4830 4 года назад

I am really struggling with comprehension and conjugations 😫

@samuelceledon6998 3 года назад

Hello, I can do your homework, essays and more translations related to Spanish, this is my email celedonlubo@gmail.com i´m a native spanish speaker, regards

@KC-hd3wi 2 года назад

I'd like to improve more on listening comprehension.

@SpeakSpanishFaster 2 года назад

I have some more listening comprehension videos coming soon!

@KC-hd3wi 2 года назад

@@SpeakSpanishFaster muchas gracias mí amigo!

@sandradee9385 5 лет назад

Hi. Can you talk about este, ese, and then lo and la and le. Like le escribo or lo escribo or la dije Ayer. I confuse them all.

@jacquie9833 4 года назад

sandra capers pero usan le más en España no?

@cacacrumbs 4 года назад

If you still need help lmk 😳

@sarakhreawish6322 4 года назад

@@cacacrumbs hi can you maybe explain it to me? Sorry😅

@yxna074 3 года назад

Video starts: 6:36

@TheProverbialHater 4 года назад

When he started talking Spanish I missed a quarter of what he said because it sounded like filler, but when he said _"Pasando contigo Ayer!"_ I said _"Yeah, I knew too many Puerto Ricans and Dominicans to miss that sh-t!"_ I'm on it! I knew exactly what he said. Amazing...

@naikelyseverino 2 года назад

Greetings from Dominican Republic 🇩🇴

@ReneeAnon-ebooks-music 2 года назад

At first everything sounded like Ethada do staydos mi kadamee thada! Now I can actually pick out words. Takes listening practice.

@msquitta84 3 года назад

I need more vocabulary and listening comprehension.

@SpeakSpanishFaster 3 года назад

Coming soon!

@HimSteven 3 года назад

I need more vocabulary and how to listen to someone speaking it, btw your facts

@indriadrayton1132 3 года назад

Yo escuchaba a música salsa vieja. ¡Ahora que entiendo las palabras, canciones de salsa son deprimentes! Por ejemple, Joe Arroyo, mi favorito, Joe Arroyo. No Pegue La Negra Mujer. Es bueno, pero, ¡AYE!

@fourskin423 2 года назад

i am mexican and my parents never taught me Spanish even though they know it. now im learning Spanish in college and not even my abuela can help me because they didnt learn formal Spanish. i have my oral final next week and i cant comprehend Spanish words being spoken so im terrified wish me luck

@urmilabagul8398 3 года назад

Can you share some small essays with using all the tenses

@jessecochran4709 3 года назад

Pronouncing letters and comprehending

@sheepleslayer586 3 года назад

Good advice.

@SpeakSpanishFaster 3 года назад

Glad you think so! Thanks for watching!

@CrazQuan 2 года назад

I’m mixed with Puerto Rican I have family in San Juan also. I lived in San Juan for 3 years when I was a baby. I only learned so much. I move to states and I’m struggling lol! It’s pretty fluent but I need more work! It’s embarrassing being Puerto Rican and not speaking Spanish!!

@CrazQuan 2 года назад

I definitely read and write better in Spanish than listening and comprehending

@ArmandoHernandez-zo7ef 4 года назад

I have trouble cuz it's still alot of words that i don't know and sometimes in your video's when you speak spanish i know exactly what you're saying or at least i know a couple of the words that you are saying but i can still use some help with making out the words that people are saying. I'm 50 percent Puerto Rican on my dad's side and he knows spanish but he never taught me the language so I'm trynna learn now

@melanielovick-lugo3118 4 года назад

There are times that I feel that I can understand half of a conversation and other times when I don't understand anything at all. ESPECIALLY NOT when someone is speaking too fast or/and is using slang. I am very self conscious speaking the language for fear of speaking it improperly. Necesito practicar mas pero no tengo nadie with whom to practice. It's very frustrating. I have wanted to learn Spanish since I was four years old. I've taken five years of Spanish in school. I'm annoyed that at my old age, I still haven't mastered it. I wonder, sometimes, if I ever will.

@JohnDoe-th7zv 4 года назад

i’m in 10th grade and the school system is a joke when trying to learn a foreign language. We go over shit we learned for WEEKS and we barely learn anything new. The amount of spanish i could have possibly known by the 3 years i’ve been in is kinda crazy. School is a joke

@thevanessakay 4 года назад

Highschool or college? Idk if a college minor in Spanish would be beneficial for me so I wanna know.

@slicksavage9839 2 года назад

@@JohnDoe-th7zvDe acuerdo, es mejor aprender por mi cuenta.

@414Keese 2 года назад

Comprehension and speaking

@turnerking6317 2 года назад

Dude thank you so much I actually understood all of this after you explained it. Would you be able to give tips about speaking more fluently

@mikaylajoiii 3 года назад

understanding the object of the sentence and conjugating it

@catlady715 5 лет назад

You look like my nephew....lol...Thanks for the help. Glad i found this channel.

@timothyfrantz9443 2 года назад

Great video

@onebuc5874 Год назад

I learned Spanish because I work with a lot of Hispanics some don’t speak English. But they are from different countries in Latin America and I understand 90% of what they say. So my Spanish is mostly Latin American but even then sometimes I’ll use words from Mexico and other times I’ll use words from Peru or Colombia. Some words I even use are from Spain. What’s funny is I used Chévere with one of my Mexican coworkers and she was like “We don’t use that in Mexico that’s more like Argentina or Colombia”. It’s funny what you said about the Spanish Netflix series. I was watching this Chilean series (I stopped because it wasn’t that interesting). But some of the words they used I didn’t recognize, Uruguay, Argentina and Chile seem to speak Spanish most differently from other countries. Even though Mexico has a lot of slang.

@kevinivester7239 4 месяца назад

Just starting and really want to learn Spanish just want to start off on the rights foot and lessons for me. So kinda 911 help for spanish lol😂

@missCaution8 3 года назад

This is GOLD. So true!

@SpeakSpanishFaster 3 года назад

Muchas GRACIAS! :)

@jamesguida9598 3 года назад

very good practical advice

@elyasperez9614 3 года назад

i come from a puerto rican descent and i wanna learn the puerto rican spanish and i need help comprehending the spanish because native speakers speak fast

@billmelot4227 Год назад

I need to learn a lot of nouns, then learn a few of the most used verbs

@ariellearmetta9254 4 года назад

Que es la que hay Rocky, Recientemente yo encontré tu canal y me ha ayudado mucho. 😊 Estaba bregando de comprender los hablantes nativos pero aprendí que escuchar música latina es bueno para mejorar eso. Todavía el obstacle más grande para mi es hablar con otros. Sé lo que quiero decir pero luego yo panico y las palabras no salen bien! 😵 es muy frustrante

@ricardojosesonoquintana1309 3 года назад

Hello I'm a native spanish speaker from Peru if you want to practice your spanish you can count with me

@billvoorhes7076 5 лет назад

Good advice about listening to tv, etc.

@zedricjackson2148 3 года назад

Best song to listen to learn language

@cairomcgriff7038 2 года назад

I was watching your video and your ad popped up lol

@jamestateIII 3 года назад

I really dig this video the only extra I would love for you to have done with put the entire sentence across the screen as formal and put the entire sentence across the screen as how you set it informally :-)

@elijahpayne6232 4 года назад

Thanks for your videos! I really enjoy them. Tengo una problema pequeña. I am not very organized. I’m trying to figure out what to practice and when to practice it each day. I find myself being very scattered and when I sit down to practice I think “what should I practice” and then I get overwhelmed and don’t know where to start. I then find myself resulting back to the Babbel app and I’m just not learning that quickly. Could you help me figure out like a study plan? I’m like in between a beginner and intermediate.

@YourMajesty143 3 года назад

Pick a scene from a show you're watching or a song from your favorite album, and set aside 30 min a day every day for a year listening, writing, and speaking a scene or verse. I picked a Telenovela, and if there's a scene that had a cool interaction or there was an interesting dialogue I wanted to learn, I'd dedicate a half hour to an hour learning those phrases & testing myself. If you do this consistently every day, after a year you'll be fluent.

@AzogDefilerFromMordor 2 года назад

I watched tv episode once and the guy said "No te lomos asi como asi" and subtitles said "no te lo vamos a dar asi como asi". That is probably what you are talking about :D

@britnylizet 4 года назад

It’s moreso putting the sentences together to make it make sense. I feel like I put words in random places and it ends up being a disaster! This usually happens in my writing and speaking. So I give up :( still learning though.

@ricardojosesonoquintana1309 3 года назад

Hi I'm a native spanish speaker from Peru if you want to practice your spanish you can count with me

@adubeaesther4443 2 года назад

I need lecture on how to construct a sentence and reply to a sentence back with Spanish

@mousiebonaduchi 3 года назад

Thank you I need to learn

@hasaniali3489 3 года назад

I need an intermediate refresher. Having more in-depth conversations.

@samuelceledon6998 3 года назад

Hello, I can do your homework, essays and more translations related to Spanish, this is my email celedonlubo@gmail.com i´m a native spanish speaker, regards

@ValerintXD 4 месяца назад

Currently learning Spanish, and getting to know the basics I do not understand the difference between estas and es they both mean is don’t they?

@youtubewithnaomi2458 3 года назад

im finna join your Spanish classes I'm so happy

@SpeakSpanishFaster 3 года назад

Yes! Let me know when you do!

@reggeesexpressions Год назад

Have you done a video let us getting to know you?

@algieabrams2278 Год назад

Spanish sentence construction and differences between English

@liliammaldonado1768 2 года назад

Si estás enseñando español debes hablar todo en ese idioma. Porque a mi me interesa aprender inglés y me ayuda escucharte para mejorar inglés.

@SpeakSpanishFaster 2 года назад

Claro que hablo solo español en algunos videos pero para la gente que están empezando y no entienden ni una palabra, tienen que empezar en algún lugar.

@liliammaldonado1768 2 года назад

@@SpeakSpanishFaster Por ejemplo cuando enseñan Inglés y hablan español yo no patrocino ese canal. Me voy con lo que hablan Inglés. Es más aprendiz Inglés escuchando enseñando español. De verdad dominas el español.

@jacquie9833 4 года назад

I am horrible about rolling my r’s y gustar is very confusing to me and I don’t understand it. Mostly reflexives trip me up when speaking. I was hoping you still had the links to your classes! Necesito mucho practica para mejorar mi acento.

@SpeakSpanishFaster 4 года назад

Hey, no problem! We are here to help you. Simply go to our website speakspanishfaster.com :)

@bomulet 2 года назад

A good idea for a test would be to speak a few sentences in Puerto Rican Spanish fast and then ask the users to translate them. And or say a few sentences in English or standard Spanish and get ask the users to translate them into PR Spanish.

@carlosirizarry2031 4 года назад

I have a hard time understanding Spanish tv. I am use to hearing my Puerto Rican dialect. I am finally trying to learn more Spanish cause my parents spoke only a little of Spanish. Only my fathers parents would speak to me in Spanish when I was younger.

@samuelceledon6998 3 года назад

Hello, I can do your homeworks, essays and more translations related to Spanish, this is my email celedonlubo@gmail.com i´m a native spanish speaker, regardss

@giselelite8885 2 года назад

Gracias por este video 😀

@SpeakSpanishFaster 2 года назад

De nada!

@ratarry 3 года назад

yo si hablo español, solo me daba curiosidad ver uno de estos videos

@t.leabowers1583 4 года назад

I have trouble distinguishing between the v and b sound in spanish. For example, vista, voy, va verde ; or estaba,

@SpeakSpanishFaster 4 года назад

This video will help you: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-XnmKIhraj54.html

@michaellevine53 3 года назад

Precisamente lo que se necessita! 👍

@SpeakSpanishFaster 3 года назад

Yes!! Gracias por ver mi amigo!

@peterm8848 3 года назад

Cool good advice

@isolatedfigure 4 года назад

My gf is Salvadoran

@isolatedfigure 4 года назад

Nobody cares

@hozza0411 4 года назад

@@isolatedfigure stfu stop being negitive

@serenalouise 5 лет назад

Subscribed and bought your Speak Spanish Faster course. (Kind of scared to start in case I find it too diff :) Going to visit Queretaro, Mx. in Nov. for 7 days. Will be with a Mexican contact but his English is nil but his French is great. Have almost zero Spanish but speak a lot of French (Canadian) so it seems to help comprehension. Love love your vids. Just need a bit of small talk tips maybe for the Airbnb hostess, airport customs, airline passenger/hostess, taxi directions. Maybe you covered all this in your course Rocky??? TX!

@SpeakSpanishFaster 5 лет назад

Serena! Thanks so much, first of all, for putting your trust in us :) I’m so happy you love the videos. Don’t worry inside of our course, I created a special bonus section for Travel where I go over some important words and phrases. You have access to this bonus inside your account. In the future, I plan on doing a full blown Spanish Travel Course. Do me a favor, on your trip to Mexico, keep note of some important areas of travel and please follow up with me. That will give me some ideas for the travel course. Seven Day Spanish will do a lot to help your comprehension though. You have 3 months so definitely get started now ;) I want nothing on your radio or TV but Spanish until your trip to Mexico. You will be fine though. Mexicans speak great Spanish. They pronounce all the syllables and speak very clearly and not too fast. So you will do just fine. Let me know your results with the course, so we can share it with our subscribers. Thanks again and I’m always here for any of your Spanish needs.

@serenalouise 5 лет назад

@@SpeakSpanishFaster claro!

@miltonbonilla8189 5 лет назад

¡Excelente canal!

@SpeakSpanishFaster 5 лет назад

@@miltonbonilla8189 Muchas gracias!!

@evelynramirez9460 4 года назад

Hey I liked your video you helped me a lot thanks rocky

@ernestosalgado3418 3 года назад

My problem is I can’t say words in Spanish that require Tougue rolling for example words like guerrero, molcajete, Guadalajara.

@robkeyes8654 2 года назад

I need help with listening comprehension.

@sherlanapollonais8122 5 лет назад

I have trouble speaking to people and sometimes people won’t speak to me in Spanish when I try to talk to them in Spanish.

@melanielovick-lugo3118 4 года назад

I've been there, sister. Once people realize that I'm American, they revert back to English. I asked one young lady to help me with my Spanish and she asked, "Why? Go to school and learn!" Can you imagine? That was cold!

@poloprofits8743 4 года назад

Melanie Lovick-Lugo thats fucked up, I would’ve cussed her out jajajaja but majority of natives I ask to help me with spanish is ALWAYS friendly & gets excited that I’m learning there language .. maybe its the area, Yo vivo en Flordia

@tamaraschapter 4 года назад

Los conjugaciones. Yo hablo español y es parte de mi cultura, pero aveces necesito ayuda cuando es la perfecta momento de usar los conjugaciones

@quesoy23monn8 2 года назад

I just got my Spanish Bible today and I don't understand some of the words, I wonder how I'm able to understand them.

@ajhartreal 3 года назад

A tip for any gamers: watch Spanish youtubers play video games, change all your video game settings to Spanish and your phone settings to Spanish as well, it helps but Also do other things as well!

@SpeakSpanishFaster 3 года назад

SUPER GOOD ADVICE! thank you my friend.

@ajhartreal 3 года назад

@@SpeakSpanishFaster thank you for being my RU-vid basketball and Spanish coach!

@SpeakSpanishFaster 3 года назад

@@ajhartreal Anytime thank you so much for following me on all my journeys! Much respect.

@michaelallen1523 2 года назад

I need to understand how to conversationally and for practical purposes talk with people who primarily speak Spanish from South and Central America for agricultural, gardening, mechanical and construction work.

@avasf4vxoxo127 3 года назад

Omg I know spainsh now because I been praticeing a long but it takes times

@SpeakSpanishFaster 3 года назад

Great work :)

@armandohernandez2926 2 года назад

How to structure your learning

@Monie038 2 года назад

I'm late to finding these videos. But I've noticed that my problem with speaking spanish is the fact that I try to actively translate in real time, rather than just speaking spanish as if its another word. For a simple example, if someone says "hola", I Don't just think "hola". I think "Hola means hello." I do this with conjugating as well. "She likes cats" to me, in my head goes, "okay, she is ella, to like is gustar, cats is gatos. Ella gusta los gatos." I dont know how to think of it as a vocabulary word(s), that mean the same thing. I think in english first, then try to say it in Spanish. I guess the easiest way to say it is, I think I should be thinking of it as a synonym to english words. Idk if this makes a lick of sense.

@pinkman17_ 2 года назад

Whats going on rn? U fixed ur trouble? I maybe i can help u i used to struggle whit this too, now i've improved very well :)

@theseus_8499 Год назад

Hello, I need help completing sentences. Like is, to, the,

@FincentVan Год назад

Tipo uno @ 6:39

@robpetrone2459 2 года назад

Thank you for this video. But, honestly, I have been speaking Spanish for thirty years, since I learned it in high school, but listening to Spanish-speaking television like Univision does not help in my case. I just get lost very quickly, and then it's over; I can't get my footing again. I appreciate your story about the Money Heist and your difficulty in Spain, but that's been me all my life. I can speak very quickly and fluently, which, I think, gives listeners the false impression that I am able to comprehend just as well, and that's just not the case. I like your tip about listening actively, but I'm not sure how to do that. I do try to focus on what is being said, for example, on Univision, but, as I said, I get lost very quickly and it spirals into hopelessness from there. Are there "sub-tips" you can provide on how to better actively listen? (EDIT! Mad props to Nancy Nieman, below, who has hit it right on the head for me!)

@gnehx9345 2 года назад

I can read it perfectly pronounce it I just don’t what I’m saying or what they say

@hannaerketo153 2 года назад

I need help with understanding Spanish when someone is talking. But, I can read Spanish words. Please help me.

@vanesagarcia2031 2 года назад

I Need help ti get past b1 -5 level Can you give me ideas.

@liztravelinggypsey 3 года назад

Communication in healthcare aspect.

@SpeakSpanishFaster 3 года назад

Okay, I got you!

@thebelizeaneh 4 года назад

When I started I couldn't even say él right. I keep saying the letter L in English. I have found a lot of words with the letter e I just pretend it's the letter a in English. It seems to help to make it sound right