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Seguro que la situación inversa no es tan fácil amigo. Si al menos el inglés no tuviera 12 sonidos vocálicos (o más dependiendo de regiones, dialectos y acentos) todo sería más sencillo pero no. Recuerdo una vez que a mi grupo y a mi nos tocaba exponer un tema en clase de inglés y cuando el profesor nativo preguntó a qué grupo le tocaba y dije "us", el entendió "ass" y me expulsó de clase.

Maybe so but the translations are not all correct. Adivina for instance only means guess not guess what which is Adivina Que!

Vamos is from the verb “ir” meaning to go, vámonos is from the verb “irse” which means “to leave/exit” it’s the command form and when you add the “nos” to the end, you must drop the final -s in vamos, i assume this is done because “vamosnos” doesn’t sound good at all (hence why it isn’t a word). Vamos is more used to say “let’s go (to a place), and vámonos is used to say “let’s go (to indicate leaving), like “vamos al restaurante”, which means “let’s go to the restaurant” while “vámonos” means “let’s go/ let’s leave” I am not by any means a native speaker, if I am wrong, please correct me, but this is my understanding of the difference as taught to me by Spanishdict, where I teach myself the language. I hope this helps! ¡Que tengas un buen día!

@@carterbracht6246 Thank you so much for the detailed explanation.

Estamos muy cansados. - Vamos, chicos. Ya casi llegamos. We're very tired. - Come on, guys. We're almost there. We are late. Just grab your purse and let's go. Vamos a llegar tarde. Toma tu bolso y vámonos. ~Spanishdict

@@carterbracht6246 ERES MUY AMABLE! Ciudarse! Gracias por la explicacion!

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Happy to hear that!

You are welcome

De nada 😊

You're very welcome!

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Gracias

Glad it was helpful!

Welcome

Thanks for the visit

Spanish: Command form. Ayúdame - help me Cállate - shut up Espérate - wait Espérame - wait for me Prepárate - get ready Siéntate - sit down Escríbeme - text me Llámame - call me Cuídate - take care Encantado - good to meet you Perdóname - forgive me. Olvídalo - forget it. Abrázame - hug me Bésame - kiss me Anímate - cheer up Vamonos - let's go Apúrate - hurry up Sígueme - follow me Síguela - keep going Disculpe - excuse me ¿Sabes? - you know Dame - give me Dámelo - give it to me Toma - here you have !adivina! - guess what Explícamelo - explain it to me Adelante - go ahead Relájate - relax Diviértete - have fun Piénsalo - think about it Despierta - wake up Levántate - get up Salud - bless you Gracias - thank you Para - stop it Súbete - get on Enseñamelo - show me Pruébalo - give it a try Entiendes - do you understand Entiendo - I understand Vete - go away, leave.

This is valid for all spanish-speaking countries,spanish is basically the same in all countries (just change the Accent a bit)

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@@kendallbill185 I've tried more than one set. So?

Es para aprender español

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Sal is the command form of salir. Look up the conjugation chart for salir.

Thank you. Self teaching I had no idea about command form. Now i have more words to learn.

Esta es una clase para aprender español.

Pues está es para español

Estoy cansad(o)(a)...(o-male, a-female) "Quiero ir a dormir"

Tienes razón!

Es clase de español. no inglés!

Es clase de español. no inglés

Yeah, right? The video would have been half as long.