01002 Spanish Lesson - Basic Conversation (Part 2)

Here I explain some more greetings.

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Vocabulario:
¿Qué tal? - Whats up?
¿Qué pasa? - Whats up? Whats happening?

Buenos días - Good morning.
Buenas tardes - Good afternoon. Good evening.
Buenas noches - Good evening. Good night

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[lakacapodrida]

ahora en mexico se usa el "¿que P E D O?" =D it is very very very informal jejeje.

Buenos nachos =)

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@lakacapodrida

ey mi esposa se rió y lo confirmó.... ;-) Gracias por compartir esa versión.

[elvemage32]

how do you say good job?

in

Spanish

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@elvemage32

¡buen trabajo! o ¡bien hecho!

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@MrFreakHeavy

Sip, ya por los comentarios entiendo que '¿qué pasa?' es bien común en España como un saludo. Pero en el español latinoamericano se entiende como que hay un problema y quiero enterarme más de él. ¿Verdad?

No pues ahora uso mucho más con mis amigos "¿Cómo te va?" o "¿Qué pasó?"

[lively1972]

Over the years I have been learning Spanish off and on. I sometimes start out strong but I end up pooping out. I recently descovered your lessons on the internet and I watch, listen and even write them down so I can reveiw them. I find your lessons very helpful and entertaining. I also like how you hair seams to change in each video. Thank you for your effort in making these lessons. I hope this gets me to learn Spanish more seriously. Gracious.

[davilaruth]

tambien se puede decir "que pex"

[homoloo]

shanassi jajaja :D:D:D:D:D:D:D::D::D: XDXDXD

[kingmanted]

FINALLY! someone who offers non-condescending spanish that isnt meant for children (necessarily) .

[ImaZombeh]

@1b2w3w Hasta Pronto literally means "Until Soon." it's a common saying in Spanish though, and would best be translated to English as "See you [real] soon"

[1b2w3w]

Great Job! Your videos is really helpful.

What does "¡Hasta pronto!" mean?

[sh0werp0wer]

@agogi0810 only americans have problem with the R. Which I can't understand... It seems like the English language doesn't revolve around a lot of different sounds, as they have problems with pronouncing a lot of things in other languages. My first language is Norwegian, and I've so far not encountered a language where I can not pronounce something if I really try. I tried to make Americans pronounce the "rolling" R as they call it, and it's almost impossible!

[agogi0810]

God Bless you its amasing selection. i am really happy u put up them and thank you for all your work what u did for all of us who want to learn to speak in spanish. and same as a hungarian i dont have any problem with certain letters like R or LL:D

[pinkygurl1999]

Excellent video ! I've been looking for some Spanish lessons, and this definitely made it to my top 5 :)

As an Arab I don't have troubles pronouncing certain letters and I LOVE that ! While on the other hands I see English speakers having troubles pronouncing "R" or "LL" right :D :D