Learning Spanish Love Songs.Level 2.(Translated to English)
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Uploaded by Escorpio123SS on Nov 14, 2009
Since this song was the favorite one in Escorpio123, I decided I am going to fix the errors and make it perfect.
The information about the "aguanta el golpe" I got it from a website called www.allthelyrics.com by an user called "ppcuban", which I give the credit for explaining that to a different person.
ORIGINAL VIDEO'S INFO:
Go to http://www.carloncho.4mg.com to download this and more songs. That's my website.
If you want to DOWNLOAD this VIDEO go to http://www.mediafire.com/?jnvwk1jbkta
To watch some other videos I translated before posting it on youtube, visit http://www.mediafire.com/?sharekey=3b... and download the songs you most liked, Also, you will find some videos that were corrected.
This song is popular right now at Radio "96.3" in USA, CA.
This song reached #1 for several days at the Top 10.
This video is for people that are learning Spanish (Speak, listen, sing).
This is for them to help them understand the pronounciation of the words.
This is not for beginners, I think this is for Intermediate people that already took a class or have experience on listening or speaking spanish.
Inspired by seen a lot of people in the spanish classes, decided to make a video to help them understand more Spanish.
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@Escorpio123SS Oh! Okay, I was thinking that's what it was. That's really cool actually, thanks! :)
4 months ago 3
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man i love daddy yankee songs!
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I had to learn a Spanish song for my Spanish class i chose this one : )
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I love the way spansih sounds :)
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I'm not Spanish but i love this song
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This song is very nice..mi gusto!
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I wish I can eat daddy yankee up and speak Spanish instantly and make love with a spanish man right now OMG! :(
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what song is this
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what does the beginning and end of the song translate to mean?
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Thnaks for this man..It helped a lot.
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whats the title of this song?
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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 (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.
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