Spanish conversation for beginners | Learn Mexican Spanish | Shopping for Clothes in Spanish

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In this interactive Spanish conversation for beginners, learn how to go shopping for clothes in Mexican Spanish. You’ll learn essential Spanish vocabulary and phrases to use in stores, shops, and markets. Hear a full conversation with a native Mexican Spanish speaker and learn Mexican Spanish phrases. Explanations are in English and questions on each slide make this Spanish lesson interactive. If you are a complete beginner or A1, or A2 Spanish level, you’ll benefit from this basic Spanish lesson.
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@EricaRayLanguage 4 года назад

What's one thing you learned from today's lesson? Let us know in the comments!

@SarovaraYoga 4 года назад

Your videos are wonderful Erica. Thank you so much 😊

@EricaRayLanguage 4 года назад

@@SarovaraYoga I'm so happy to hear it! Thanks so much!

@budekins542 Год назад

Definite thumbs up.

@kevinthomas2470 Год назад

Somebody broke down and bought Doodly. Haha! That's the way to level up.

@EricaRayLanguage Год назад

😂 It was a big learning curve for me though and then I didn't end up using it again! 😅

@marcyh6772 4 года назад

This is excellent. Me encanta!

@EricaRayLanguage 4 года назад

Thank you! Qué bueno que te gustó! 😀

@sethroberts627 4 года назад

So helpful and it has an amazing pace to keep up with...these situational lessons are gold. We need More and more and more. This video alone is actually going to help me engage more confidently. I’m a server and want to be as fluent as possible to help the spanish speaking guest order. Keep these style of videos coming!

@EricaRayLanguage 4 года назад

Wow! I'm so glad it was so helpful! I'll definitely make more. Thanks for the feedback!

@bri_jb 5 месяцев назад

So helpful thank you!!!!

@EricaRayLanguage 5 месяцев назад

You're so welcome!

@SarovaraYoga 4 года назад

Yes! More videos like this!!! It is so helpful!!! Thank you 😊

@EricaRayLanguage 4 года назад

You got it! Thank you! ☺️

@debirobinson261 4 года назад

Wow!! Love this so much! I learned a lot. Great explanations..Thank you!

@EricaRayLanguage 4 года назад

So glad you enjoyed it! 😃

@keeperofmyhome 4 года назад

So informative! Thank You! 💕

@EricaRayLanguage 4 года назад

Awesome, thank you! 😃

@EasyEnglishTVJL 4 года назад

*I love your style♥️*

@EricaRayLanguage 4 года назад

Thank you so much!

@MindfullyMindy 3 года назад

I have always struggled to know when to use los/la/el/le/lo. This video cleared at least 3/5ths of my problem! THANK YOU!

@EricaRayLanguage 3 года назад

Wonderful! ☺️

@stellabrade556 4 года назад

Hi Erica, thanks for this class. It is really informative and your explanations are very clear. I would love to see more of these classes.

@EricaRayLanguage 4 года назад

Thank you so much for the feedback! I'll make more! 😁

@senoritacanela5980 4 года назад

Awesome! You should start tutoring on italki as well! I would definitely book you! ❤

@EricaRayLanguage 4 года назад

So nice, thanks! ☺️

@imaniodell5651 3 года назад

The structure of this lesson was great from start to finish! I appreciated that it pertained to a common experience as well. I would love to see more videos like this, maybe a restaurant experience next?

@EricaRayLanguage 3 года назад

Glad it was helpful!! 🙂 There is a restaurant one here: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-o-g17u-fdek.html

@caveman540 3 года назад

Oh this is great....now this is helping a lot....I am about a month in learning spanish. Thanks for this lesson..this is perfect.

@EricaRayLanguage 3 года назад

Glad to hear it! Thank you!

@athena9569 3 года назад

Finally! Spanish lessons with a platform I enjoy. Thank you so much. In this lesson, I learned how to ask if I can try it on and explain how it fit. Also learned what the fitting room is called, how to express joy in at the beginning of a response (i.e. "cool"), and finally I learned that with the right platform, Spanish is fun and easy. Again, thank you soooooo much for creating these videos. Your platform makes it all flow easily. Kudos!

@EricaRayLanguage 3 года назад

That's fantastic! Thank you for sharing and I'm so glad it was helpful. 🤗

@betht6230 4 года назад

I would also love to see more of these videos! It was very helpful and I like the practice, especially within a real life situation.

@EricaRayLanguage 4 года назад

I'm so glad it was helpful! Thanks so much for the feedback. I'll definitely make more! ☺️

@jayceemulholland1740 3 года назад

Great lesson

@EricaRayLanguage 3 года назад

Gracias!

@dbjamdown 3 года назад

great video,love everything about it

@EricaRayLanguage 3 года назад

Glad you enjoyed it!

@jenniferjohnson2320 4 года назад

This video is great and easy to follow. I hope you start Spanish lessons soon; even if its on iTalki.

@EricaRayLanguage 4 года назад

I'm glad you enjoyed it! :)

@MG_Is_Here 4 года назад

Thanks for posting this informative video. What's the best way in Spanish to order food at a restaurant? Can I use the word "quiero" in addition to what I want to order? Thank you.

@EricaRayLanguage 4 года назад

Yes, you can! Other options are "Quisiera..." or ¿Me trae..." (Would you bring me...) followed by what you want :)

@DavidMuhammad72 4 года назад

When you start giving private lessons I'm in!

@EricaRayLanguage 4 года назад

I'll be sure to let you know! ☺️

@DavidMuhammad72 4 года назад

¡Gracias!

@DavidMuhammad72 4 года назад

I almost forgot sentence structure is what I got from the lesson.....how bad mine is lol but it's improving.

@EricaRayLanguage 4 года назад

@@DavidMuhammad72 The good thing is that Spanish is more flexible than English as far as sentence structure, so there usually is a bit of wiggle room there and different ways that something could be said. ;-)

@randallwickham5838 4 года назад

Aprendí que los vestidores or los probadores significa lo mismo.

@EricaRayLanguage 4 года назад

Muy bien!

@gopalbhatia8835 4 года назад

Dear Erica, Good afternoon to you , kindly let me know is there any text book in english transleted in spanish langauge, if yes i can place the order. Thanks

@EricaRayLanguage 4 года назад

Hi there. Are you learning English or Spanish?

@gopalbhatia8835 4 года назад

@@EricaRayLanguage Thanks Dear Erica,for your reply, I am learning Spanish.

@EricaRayLanguage 4 года назад

@@gopalbhatia8835 As far as textbooks go, it's hard to beat Assimil. They have a really solid program. If you go for Assimil be sure to get the one that comes with audio CDs (unfortunately, I don't think there's another type of format for the audio, such as an MP3 download ). Their system is very similar to the way that I like to study, with listening, reading, exercises, and repetition. Here's a link to buy Assimil Spanis with Ease from Amazon. amzn.to/2G7N2iu Or if you prefer more of an online type of program (but with printable, bilingual transcripts - similar to this lesson that I uploaded today), then my suggestion is Rocket Spanish, which you can actually try for free : bit.ly/tryRocketSpanish. I use Rocket Languages for French and enjoy it a lot. Disclosure: The links are my affiliate links. :)

@gopalbhatia8835 4 года назад

@@EricaRayLanguage Dear Erica, many thanks its veary kind of you to given me information i will download MP3 audio. Would like give you my short intoduction i am retired stayed in most of the time in London, Germany and Austria I speek english as i did my master and german language too planing my retirment to bring in Spain or latinAmerica as Maxico, Cancon or costa rica or you could you advice me best place, thats why want to make my Spanish perfact..

@EricaRayLanguage 4 года назад

@@gopalbhatia8835 Oh that's great! Having that clear goal in mind of retirement in a Spanish speaking country will help keep your motivation for language learning elevated! I don't have a suggestion as to which country will be best. It will totally depend on you. Hopefully you'll have plenty of time to visit both before making a decision :)

@lkytmryan 3 года назад

AT 4:02, the man asks the woman ""Quiere pagar en efectivo o con tarjeta". Shouldn't that be Quieres?

@EricaRayLanguage 3 года назад

No, because during this entire conversation they address each other formally, using the formal "usted" form, not "tu." It's "usted quiere." If he were being informal then yes, he would have said, "quieres." :)

@kcorpora1 2 года назад

So are you saying "En 900 se lo doy o daré? is incorrect?

@EricaRayLanguage 2 года назад

No, that's not incorrect. Why? :)

@kcorpora1 2 года назад

@@EricaRayLanguage 1st you are super fantastic, you know your stuff.. but I look at your content as if I am a beginner through the prism of their eyes to question. now just taking this one part of your story "se lo dejo." you expressed that we in America say "I give it to you." to me you leave the beginner thinking "I have learned dar to give, can I use that in this situation?" because I know most don't use "dejar." I could be wrong lol and you learned something new every day. I am just thinking that you could have mentioned that you can use "dar" as well after mentioning how it is said in America or English. spanish is a pure tricky language and as you say not as rigid as English which makes it tricky what to use what not to use etc.. so a beginner can get tripped up on the littlest detail. It would be like if you had used "se lo doy" you could have said you can use "dejar" as well. correct me if I am wrong, I think most users would say to another person "se lo doy..o..te lo doy" Juana te doy 1000 pesos, los dejaré/pondré sobre la mesa. Juana te dejo 1000 pesos, los dejaré sobre la mesa...i would not say this way myself. Great Stuff Erica!

@EricaRayLanguage 2 года назад

Thanks for the explanation behind your question! Very helpful! ☺️ In my region "Se lo dejo" is far more common after price negotiations have occurred (as if you're saying okay I'll "leave" it at 900), so that's the first one that came to mind for me. "Se lo doy" would be more common at the beginning of the conversation like if you're just asking the price initially. But the difference between the two is so slight that either one is perfectly acceptable in either circumstance. And those are just two of probably dozens of ways that you could say the same thing. That's how this language thing works. 😉Do try not to get stuck on small details or you may find your progress will be slow because there won't be brain space to hold on to the bigger, important aspects that will actually allow you to communicate. Even though no language lesson will give all possible options, as that would be quite overwhelming for the student, it's a starting place and then the student will rely on their own consistent listening practice to multiple sources to start becoming familiar with other ways to say the same thing (just like we naturally do in our native languages) ☺️

@kcorpora1 2 года назад

@@EricaRayLanguage good explanations but I am not speaking on my progress, just how a beginner would see things because actually alot of your content is not beginner level...not sure that was a small detial but yes every detail cannot be covered...but as you say, "in your region" which is now understood, "in your region." I was listening to one of your stories labeled "beginners" with a lot of subjunctive. that is not "beginners." 😉 Great Stuff!!!

@EricaRayLanguage 2 года назад

Exactly, since you were speaking on behalf of beginners, that's why it's especially important for a beginner to not get stuck on small details. At higher levels there's more time, for those who enjoy doing so, to have fun breaking down different ways to say the same thing. 👍😁 Oh, just saw the other part of your comment. One of the videos I published recently goes over why I think beginners should listen to a variety of content. ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-jFWTKK-klWY.html I didn't stick with "beginner" content as a beginner and, looking back, I'm grateful I didn't have those labels in my mind at the time. I think beginners should hear subjunctive and all other moods and tenses, even if they're not actually studying them. Language is language and we have to hear it to learn it.