How to Speak Spanish : Knowing Common Sightseeing Spanish Phrases

[passion4latinas]

All you need to know in Spanish! ¿Chica cuánto? Baby how much? ¿Hacen usted tienen gusto de él en su culo? Do you like it in your butt! Hora para que usted vaya a casa, mi novia estará aquí pronto! Time to get the hell out my baby girl will be here soon. Puta otra cerveza por favor! Biatch get be another beer please!

[flamingbsk]

gosh spainish is so hard my dad is lucky but he learned it wierd, every day he learned one word a day and used the word like 50 times even in sentences that wouldn't make sense with it

[SantiMonto9]

Necesito un guía que hablEEEEE inglés

[mauronaranjo]

Aunque nunca decimos. "me interesa la historia" sino, "me gusta la historia, ó, me gusta el arte"... ¡Para tenerlo en cuenta! Aunque sí se puede decir: "Me interesa esa chica, ó me gusta esa chica"

[mauronaranjo]

She is bilingual. She speaks spansh and english, both, as if she were native speaker in both languages.

[eirbiz]

Yo tambien!

[ka7hy]

PLEASE!!!!!!! IF YOU HAVE NO CLUE HOW SPANISH IS, DON'T TRY TO TEACH SO!!!!!!! Some of those sentences are INCORRECT!

[louandreas77]

La mayoría de las frases no son correctas:

¿Qué hora cierras? sería ¿A qué hora cierras? y ¿Es ésta correcta como llegar a la entrada? es totalmente incomprensible. En todo caso ¿la entrada es por aquí?

Y ¿qué es el precio? sería ¿cuánto es el precio?

¿Dónde nos quedamos? no es correcto tampoco. Sería ¿Dónde quedamos? etc, etc. Please, students. She has no idea and most of the sentences are wrong. If you learn that, nobody will understand you.

[SwitchVictor]

really??

[ThePeaceouter]

donde esta el musello xd

[Paintheshed]

In the UK, we wouldn't say 'where may I rent transportation', this would create a smile as it is typically American styled English. It's a bit like the typicaly American phrase 'where can I eat', whereas an English person would more likely say 'could you recommend a restaurant'.

There are so many style differences between English and American English and Mexican and Spanish Catalan etc

[jamesmarsdenisababe]

okay but I'm from Canada and the phrase "where may I rent transportation" is never used, sounds pretty stupid

[shawnee1823]

In America we speak English . just not the King's english. I guess we're a few generations removed?

[Bronia2009]

well get over it

[Paintheshed]

An example of a fairly useless ad basic phrase is 'What time is it'. I really can't remember the last time I asked that in my own language, as I have a watch and a phone to tell me this!

Why would I ask a stranger the time? What time does the train arrive or the bus leave is more useful or 'how long before the train arrives do I need to be on the platform'.

[Paintheshed]

Thank you, I do think it would be better to repeat the words neared to real speed, rather than slowly, as no person wouls speak like that, Also the English and the Spanish written up would be good, because you sometimes forget what the word was.

Also, I find you can only learn basic stuff because slightly more complicated phrases are not easily found!

Generally when looking for language help, it's either really basic! Or it's really complex stuff.

A good way to learn though, thank you.

[TSM9356]

thankyou!

love life go vegan

[milek333222]

WHO wants to practice spanish with me? by microphone? send me a message with your e-mail and i will add you

[dermike10]

1. Cover your mouth with you hand

2. Make a wish

3.Close your hand (fist)

4. Hold you hand at heart for 5 seconds

5. Send this to 3 more videos

6. Tommorrow will be the best day ever

it actually worked"

[lauralabyrinth]

Despite she has a Spanish surname, sometimes she makes mistakes...

[Aguilit33]

yes, I think her native language is english, may be her parents are from Spain, but she does not dominate spanish enougth in order to give classes

[motherloadhackfinder]

6:05 -> means Where did we stay?

6:16 -> same question, same subtitles, she doesnt say the same -.-

FULL OF ERRORS AND SHE KEEPS LOOKING TO THE PAPER...

[Aguilit33]

"are we allowed to take photographs?" literaly means SE NOS PERMITE TOMAR FOTOGRAFIAS? and it´s a correct form, yo can also say PODEMOS TOMAR FOTOGRAFIAS? that means "can we take photographs? both are correct. in the way she says: SOMOS PERMITIDOS TOMAR FOTOGRAFIAS? you will not be understood most likely.

[Aguilit33]

"Is this the way to the entrance?" literaly means ES ESTE EL CAMINO A LA ENTRADA? which is a correct form, in the way she says, you won´t be undestood at all

[Aguilit33]

"when do you close?" literaly means CUANDO CIERRAS? but the correct form is A QUE HORA CIERRAS? witch means "what time do you close?" but not a she say, the leter A is very necesary to construct correctly the sentense

[Aguilit33]

CUANTO CUESTA UNA ENTRADA', incorrect, CUANTO CUESTA LA ENTRADA? correct

[CLASEZ2]

¿donde nos quedamos ? = ¿ donde nos reunimos?

[dpbaleno]

She says : ¿ Qué es el precio de la admisión? (min 5:44 ) during her speech, I would say : ¿ Cuánto cuesta la entrada? or maybe in other countries : ¿Cuál es el precio de la entrada/admisión? but never as she said

[aristides00]

Donde estan las putas ?

[jessinma]

Haber antes de poner este tipo de videos deberia aprender a hablar español correctamente . Desde cuando se dice museio???

En fin menos da una piedra

[smallbabywelcome]

Hi!! I'm spanish. In this lesson, she made mistakes, but It's very well !!

[liaoningst]

Thanks for telling.

[642198]

Its the same as when we say haha amigo!

[liaoningst]

Perdon, no entiendo espanol muy bien.

What do you mean by "jaja"? Coz I saw lots of people use it.

[peterboy26]

"jaja" mean laughing....is like with americans when they type LOL (loughing out loud)

[liaoningst]

Gracias por tu respuesta.

[Thewaterofthepool]

ok i know they already told you XD

jaja = haha

[Tieescik]

because in english is haha ..... but in spanish

J spelled like H ..( J=H) and jaja is like haha ... now you know why spanish people write jaja :D bTW in polish jaja ... is mean Eggs = huevos :D

[darioteamomucho]

no sabe hablar nada jajaja..

she dont speak nothing.. hahhaa

[omalito]

De donde salio ese espanol habla raro jaja que aprenda ella primero.

[GabrielKorenhof]

PLEASE, PORFAVOR!! Esto no es espanol!! This is not Spanish!!!

Que verguenza! What a shame!!

[Popeye376]

es esta correcta como llegar a la entrada jajajajaja!!! thats wrong u dont say it like that...!! q mal enseña esta pendeja

[RockaHolicForeva]

lol pause at 5:09

[CKBbMp]

everything you say is fantastic!!!!!

[XXXCashFlowXXX]

The one at around 6:46 I thought Ud. was supposed to be short for "ustedes" and not ustede. Or is it the same thing? I'm just wondering is all.

[Dreiz]

Ud. is shorten for Usted and Uds. is for Ustedes

[zeit1402]

jajaja bastantes errores los que tiene esta mujer.

[Dreiz]

It is "A que hora cierras", not "Que hora cierras"

[tysonuk]

is anybody who speaks very good spanish willing to help me? if so please leave a comment on my page and i will get back to you, i would really appreciate it. thank you!

[golddean]

ayuda me aprender espanol por favor mi puede escribe espanol lol no habla espanol

[f9j4]

Museyo! jajaja

[thao90745]

Dos preguntas, Mixitxu ¿Cuántos camisas tiene? ¿Porqué lleva Ud. la misma camisa en todos los videos? De todas maneras, te amo y muchísimas gracias para me ayuda aprender español.

[thao90745]

Dos preguntas, Mixitxu ¿Cuántos camisas tiene? ¿Porqué lleva Ud. la misma camisa en todos los videos? De todas maneras, te amo y muchísimas gracias para aprenderme español.

[xxxkomodoxxx]

no se dice museio solo museo ;) pero tan chevere tus lecciones

[Huberoo]

What's the difference between "Somos permitidos tomar fotografias" and "..socar fotografias"? She didn't say.

Also, she mentioned 2 different ways of saying "Where do we meet?" but the second way wasn't subtitled... how is it spelt? Thanks :)

[peterboy26]

the girl said it wrong the first time, the second one is correct: DONDE NOS REUNIMOS? = where do we meet?

where did we stay?(yesterday) and where do we saty?(now) = donde nos quedamos?

and it's Museo not Museio

[Huberoo]

I understand now! Thank you SO much, I really appreciate it! :)

[gleith]

Great lesson!

[peterboy26]

jaja! get out the here!!!!!!

[61dodgelancer]

Muchas gracias.

[jelqer]

Why is UN prononce UNA in the phrase: I need a man that speaks english?

[chitualin]

You are the best. Thank you very much. Live long and be happy!!!

[wooothreedaysgrace]

yo saves

[reekboxray]

wrong

[galicia31]

necsito una guia que habla inglés, necesito un guia que hablE inglés

[pellegrini]

algunas frases estan mal conjugadas

[sugrmami1]

true..but it is good people that no not very well..just basics i guess