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[dudeonthasopha]

Nice man is that spanish ty book for the spain version or southamerican version of spanish? i would like to get used to both but i need southamerican first cause i guess i have a bunch of family from argentina haha so i gotta do work and learn spanish. should be easier than japanese haha. hit me back bro thanks

[laoshu505000]

@dudeonthasopha This TY spanish is for the Spanish spoken in Spain. I'm pretty sure they have some for the others.

[thexrevolution]

Oxford has a pocket dictionary that is very good for learners, and it has many cultural notes. Definitely, I wouldn't recommend the big one for beginners or people that is not VERY interested in the language.

Spanish grammar is a bit difficult, and I think it is very to learn Spanish without bothering yourself with the 1293103103 rules Spanish has,but it is cool for advanced learners.

Pay attention to were the stress is put bcause you read the title wrong.

[laoshu505000]

ok.

[CommodoreV]

¡Hola! How much time do you spend studying spanish everyday? I am also learning Spanish, and since you are the expert in languages, i would like to know how many hours YOU put into Spanish? Thanks!

[laoshu505000]

Whenever I study Spanish, I study it for 3 hours.

[cek128]

admiro tu deseo de hablar español y le digas a otras personas como hacerlo!!!

[comercuuy]

Hay muchos videos en YouTube en espanol que son muy divertido para los gente que quieren aprender el idioma. Los favoritos mios son de "Los Tres Chiflados" (Uds. saben: Moe, Larry y Curley) entonces, cuando Ustedes quieran tomar una recesso de estudio, buscalo-veelo y disfrutalo!

[Lunatic4Bizcas]

@chibidaniel13 : I actually wouldn't say that Argentine Spanish is necessarily like the Spanish spoken in Spain. From what I've seen and know, Argentine Spanish is like Spanish spoken with an Italian type of inflection. Although some terminology commonly used by Argentines is probably the same as what Spaniards commonly use, the same can be said about other Latin American nations where Spanish is spoken.

[chibidaniel13]

@dudeonthasopha hey, umm i live in south america and i know as a fact that argentinians speak spanish more like the people from spain than the people here. I dont know if this is true in terms of grammar but in terms of accent and pronounciation Argentinian spanish is nothing like south american spanish.

Hope this helps

[judo023]

that oxford Spanish-English dictionary is by far the best. I´ve been studying Spanish for almost 5 years and that dictionary has helped me the most. the pocket sized one comes in handy too!

[Valdiviation]

MMMM oranges,

different days i try to practice in different accents. it's really helped my accent with is a default chilean one... more or less.

can you do this video for italian if its one of your languages..

i speak english and spanish and italian is next so yea i'd like to see your italian resources if thats cool.

[sheytan2008]

fuck off

[familyfriends08]

lol do you wear that hat everytime you make a video

it's hilarious JK!

good videos man

me impress

and btw how many languages do you speak man....??