when i say two people i mean that talk spanish

the most i know in spanish are like ¿cómo vas a hacer hoy y lo hago muy bien ¿cómo estás? words like that... spanish is very hard in pronouncing the words and i am trying to learn but it takes time. I am going to take it in high school and hopefully be very good at it since i know at least more than 2 people that i talk with and want to suprise them.

I don't quite get Ilargito2's comment. If you can speak fluently and communicate with people, then who cares how you learn or where you learn, or what you learn? If I can speak Spanish then I can learn the other dialects. Like I can speak english so I can also speak it in a British accent too. But maybe they know something I don't idk.

Anyway thanks for your videos they are so helpful!

thank you for vids on subjunctive! i find this very difficult and after watching your videos i have a better understanding! keep up the good work!

muchas gracios from Russia. Very comprehensible explanatoins

very helpful,

thanks from Holland

Very useful resource. You have a smooth timbre to your voice.

Well I don't think that what I said is based on a nationalistic pride at all. And I didn't say that only the words used in central or south america are incorrect, you made up that. Anyway learn the language you want from the country you want, but learn it correctly.

Hello, well although you said that none of the spanish dialects are better than other, it's always much better to learn the language from the country it comes. And many words used in central and south america are not correct. It's better you learn the spanish from Spain since it is the most correct one. Like the english from the UK or the english from the US. Also you have to check your video about the accentuation rules of the spanish words since it is not correct. Greetings.

man I learned so much from your videos! You are awesome! Helped me a lot so far. I am from Germany but at the moment I am in Chile. You explain everything so good and simple that even I (with my "school-englisch")can easily follow your explanations!

Saludos