@PaperDanie2 (Pa') means (PARA) which is (For, to). The word Pa' though is not academically correct, so the academic word is PARA. It is just like in English, when we say "What up" Instead of "What's up" or "gonna" instead of "going to". So, now you know that a few times in Spanish, words are also cut to say it faster :). I hope you understand with my explanation o.O.
Thanks for your effort, I am the one who is learing Spanish. I've found it's very useful.I am going to recommend it to my classmates. Will you also translate "Historia de un amor"? it's my favourite song!
anyway let the past behind its just an song dont you understand spanish and i have time to look in a dictionary omg everyone can tel time but they cant tell past but time yea
@emilyzbored So it should be "Endure the blow"? Because it is a command and it is not saying to anybody else but himself. Thank you for your suggestion.
While you listen this song and then you think about the latina lady... sees you and lookes deep in your eyes and wich it makes you adore her more :| ufff what a feeling
@8Avenger Golpe means both of them, hit and blow, it depends how you use it. So if I used it wrong here, then it is hit, lol, but that's my error in English :(. mmm, Dejar means many things, but it means leave or let or stop or forget, or give up, so if "Let" is wrong, then it is leave like u said. But again, that's my error in English on how to make it into phrases :(. Sorry.
@8Avenger Golpe means both of them, hit and blow, it depends how you use it. So if I used it wrong here, then it is hit, lol, but that's my error in English :(. mmm, Dejar means many things, but it means leave or let or stop or forget, or give up, so if "Let" is wrong, then it is leave like u said. But again, that's my error in English on how to make it into phrases :(. Sorry.
@Escorpio123SS i dont want to be rude or criticize your spanish i mean its fine that you leave it but "vamos a dejar el pasado atras" mean "lets leave the past behind" and "golpe" means "hit"
@Escorpio123SS i dont want to be rude or criticize your spanish i mean its fine that you leave it but "vamos a dejar el pasado atras" mean "lets leave the past behind" and "golpe" means "hit" nad you are right it does mean "blow" sometimes it depends on how you use it
it doesn't make sense to say "let the past behind" though. Dejar has a lot of meanings and you would know if you actually took the time to look it up in a dictionary. You can't "let" time, or the past, behind because you can't control that, obviously, but you can "leave" it, or "forget" it.
Awesome @Escorpio123SS ! This is the Right way to learn Spanish! lol. Thanks for giving us your music site, I downloaded this song !! Love this song, even if I'm behind half a year...
@escorpio123 I am in los angeles and on my radio dial it is 96.3, I believe. I love a lot of the songs that they play on that station. I wish I knew the names of them. And then I wish the names of the songs were in your video titles so I could somehow find my favorites. I LOVE that I can learn Spanish this way! :)
@SheLikeTo Wow, they still play it? I haven't heard radio for a while now, that's why I was wondering, but I used to listen to that radio 24/7 but for real, I even fell slept with that radio ;) , I just upload a new video yesterday, did u see it?
in the last few days I've been listening to your songs; they're great but I much prefer the version of this song where its only blue background. Just watched this one and find the colour change distracting.
Thank you very much for taking the time to make these videos though, they are really fantastic.
Thanks for telling me that, I thought the red background was helpful to distinguish the chorus and the regular body. You are welcome, I do this for people that really want to learn, and I think it is a good practice and way to hear or get used to the pronunciations of the words. Also, how some sayings change into English so it can make sense. Thanks for watching.
I'm thinking of teaching this song my class. I like the red/blue backgrounds as we could just sing the red and say the blue in english as it's would be too fast for us!
I love this song so much and Daddy Yankee <333
amigabonita28 2 days ago
man i love daddy yankee songs!
gameexpert1321 2 weeks ago
I had to learn a Spanish song for my Spanish class i chose this one : )
TheKingOmnz 2 weeks ago
I love the way spansih sounds :)
ElEstupendo19 2 weeks ago
I'm not Spanish but i love this song
MsDomu 2 weeks ago
This song is very nice..mi gusto!
kamirajane95 3 weeks ago
I wish I can eat daddy yankee up and speak Spanish instantly and make love with a spanish man right now OMG! :(
litmibimi 1 month ago
what song is this
prettys8 1 month ago
what does the beginning and end of the song translate to mean?
NintendoLover229 1 month ago
Thnaks for this man..It helped a lot.
Patricioeye19931234 1 month ago
whats the title of this song?
aquazkoi 1 month ago
whats this song called
SteezySkater712 3 months ago
@SteezySkater712 look at the end of the video, Que tengo que hacer
PhantomODonut40 3 months ago
@SteezySkater712 Que Tengo Que Hacer
MzBOSSYATT 2 months ago
me gusta
PhantomODonut40 3 months ago
Mere liky
muzik109 3 months ago
this song is so awesome
bobstaandmizo 4 months ago
i know Spanish and this is the best song
karinenagy99 4 months ago
si teee vaaaas
redevil123able 6 months ago
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amrghoraba1 7 months ago
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ukkieman1 7 months ago
I've never understood what pa'que meant. Is it like slang of porque or what?
PaperDanie2 7 months ago in playlist Learning Songs in Spanish.(2nd Season)
@PaperDanie2 it means PA' which
jakeyninja 4 months ago
@PaperDanie2 (Pa') means (PARA) which is (For, to). The word Pa' though is not academically correct, so the academic word is PARA. It is just like in English, when we say "What up" Instead of "What's up" or "gonna" instead of "going to". So, now you know that a few times in Spanish, words are also cut to say it faster :). I hope you understand with my explanation o.O.
Escorpio123SS 4 months ago 5
@Escorpio123SS Oh! Okay, I was thinking that's what it was. That's really cool actually, thanks! :)
PaperDanie2 4 months ago 3
Love this song its catchy and good to learn spanish quick !
50Dini 10 months ago
Gracias
VampireProductionsUK 10 months ago
that is a great song.it is my favourite song. Gracias .
sweetestgirl1223 11 months ago
Thank you for doing this Escorpio!!
Obyakko 1 year ago
mi cancion favorita thanks for the song
chopperrulez1140 1 year ago
me encanta esta cancion vamos a dejar el pasado atras
chopperrulez1140 1 year ago
im spanish daddy yankee tu y me halmon sa parasa tu save? he looks the same
streetfootballer121 1 year ago
im spanish
streetfootballer121 1 year ago
fabulous song, video and translation!!! thank you escorpio, and thank you daddy yankee!!!
andiegirl43 1 year ago
Thanks for your effort, I am the one who is learing Spanish. I've found it's very useful.I am going to recommend it to my classmates. Will you also translate "Historia de un amor"? it's my favourite song!
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anyway let the past behind its just an song dont you understand spanish and i have time to look in a dictionary omg everyone can tel time but they cant tell past but time yea
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streetfootballer121 1 year ago
aguanta el golpe means endures the blow in english
emilyzbored 1 year ago
@emilyzbored So it should be "Endure the blow"? Because it is a command and it is not saying to anybody else but himself. Thank you for your suggestion.
Escorpio123SS 1 year ago
@Escorpio123SS
uhm... idk
i guess since he is saying it to himself u should leave it
anyways im not that good at spanish
and just so u know... im not trying to be mean or criticize you or anything, im just sayin
im not that kinda hater
emilyzbored 1 year ago
@emilyzbored I never said you are criticizing me. I thanked you for your suggestion ;
). Plus I can always learn from English speakers :). Good day.
Escorpio123SS 1 year ago
@Escorpio123SS
do you speak more english or spanish??
emilyzbored 1 year ago
@Escorpio123SS mennn imagine this
While you listen this song and then you think about the latina lady... sees you and lookes deep in your eyes and wich it makes you adore her more :| ufff what a feeling
SamerIRAQ 5 months ago
@SamerIRAQ Yeah lol.
Escorpio123SS 4 months ago
@Escorpio123SS heheheh it is true menn hehehe <3 :D ESPANA heheh :D
SamerIRAQ 4 months ago
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i know... dont be mad. i was just sayin if u thought that i was criticizing u i wasnt=\
and yea... since a lottt of my friends speak spanish, i learn a lot more from them=))
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streetfootballer121 1 year ago
@Escorpio123SS i thought golpe meant hit... Endure the hit. and "vamos a dejar el pasado atras" dejar means to leave so, "lets leave the past behind"
8Avenger 1 year ago
@8Avenger Golpe means both of them, hit and blow, it depends how you use it. So if I used it wrong here, then it is hit, lol, but that's my error in English :(. mmm, Dejar means many things, but it means leave or let or stop or forget, or give up, so if "Let" is wrong, then it is leave like u said. But again, that's my error in English on how to make it into phrases :(. Sorry.
Escorpio123SS 1 year ago
@8Avenger Golpe means both of them, hit and blow, it depends how you use it. So if I used it wrong here, then it is hit, lol, but that's my error in English :(. mmm, Dejar means many things, but it means leave or let or stop or forget, or give up, so if "Let" is wrong, then it is leave like u said. But again, that's my error in English on how to make it into phrases :(. Sorry.
Escorpio123SS 1 year ago
@Escorpio123SS i dont want to be rude or criticize your spanish i mean its fine that you leave it but "vamos a dejar el pasado atras" mean "lets leave the past behind" and "golpe" means "hit"
chopperrulez1140 9 months ago
@Escorpio123SS i dont want to be rude or criticize your spanish i mean its fine that you leave it but "vamos a dejar el pasado atras" mean "lets leave the past behind" and "golpe" means "hit" nad you are right it does mean "blow" sometimes it depends on how you use it
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streetfootballer121 1 year ago
@streetfootballer121 "ifmeansion" ?? S:
it doesn't make sense to say "let the past behind" though. Dejar has a lot of meanings and you would know if you actually took the time to look it up in a dictionary. You can't "let" time, or the past, behind because you can't control that, obviously, but you can "leave" it, or "forget" it.
8Avenger 1 year ago
DAMN, awesome!!
I love spanish, my problem is that I couldn't understand it, but your vid's are helping me a lot!!!!!!
DFSxJWZ 1 year ago
my favorite part of this song is from 2:38 to the end =)
emilyzbored 1 year ago
im listening maybe 20 times again n again everytime, such a lovely song, i love it! thanks escorpio....
PoppyFlowerAndMe 1 year ago
love this song but like the one with the blue background better
VDELEO5060 1 year ago
can you do aventura dile al amor
TheElyceaBieber 1 year ago
what's the name of this song???
Kartarae 1 year ago
@Kartarae
Que Tengo Que Hacer-Daddy Yankee ;)
Marxi93 1 year ago
muy bien
ercan13 1 year ago
Awesome @Escorpio123SS ! This is the Right way to learn Spanish! lol. Thanks for giving us your music site, I downloaded this song !! Love this song, even if I'm behind half a year...
emptyminutes 1 year ago
I hear this on the radio all the time and now I can sing along. I love it!! AND I get to learn spanish. Thank you so much!!
SheLikeTo 1 year ago
@SheLikeTo You are welcome, Your comment made me happy, Just wondering which radio was it?
escorpio123 1 year ago
@escorpio123 I am in los angeles and on my radio dial it is 96.3, I believe. I love a lot of the songs that they play on that station. I wish I knew the names of them. And then I wish the names of the songs were in your video titles so I could somehow find my favorites. I LOVE that I can learn Spanish this way! :)
SheLikeTo 1 year ago
@SheLikeTo Wow, they still play it? I haven't heard radio for a while now, that's why I was wondering, but I used to listen to that radio 24/7 but for real, I even fell slept with that radio ;) , I just upload a new video yesterday, did u see it?
escorpio123 1 year ago
I like being able to see both the Spanish and English lyrics at the same time. It's very helpful to learn the song and what it's about!
:)
beautifullybroken012 1 year ago
been watching these vidoes rather alot lately, got my exam in a few weeks, they have really helped me get my ear in.
TheConoodle 1 year ago
@TheConoodle Cool, I am making a few more in this Season.
Escorpio123SS 1 year ago
Hello,
in the last few days I've been listening to your songs; they're great but I much prefer the version of this song where its only blue background. Just watched this one and find the colour change distracting.
Thank you very much for taking the time to make these videos though, they are really fantastic.
Helen
Parkyfilms 1 year ago
Thanks for telling me that, I thought the red background was helpful to distinguish the chorus and the regular body. You are welcome, I do this for people that really want to learn, and I think it is a good practice and way to hear or get used to the pronunciations of the words. Also, how some sayings change into English so it can make sense. Thanks for watching.
Escorpio123SS 1 year ago
I'm thinking of teaching this song my class. I like the red/blue backgrounds as we could just sing the red and say the blue in english as it's would be too fast for us!
lawtonnz 1 year ago
whats the name of this song?
AppleBottomJeans26 2 years ago
3:30 Thanks For Watching :)
escorpio123 2 years ago
awsome
daniellaboy 2 years ago