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¡Tú eres la otra! Fernando me ama a mí.(You are the other one! Fernando loves me.) ¡Fernando es mío!(Fernando is mine!) Telenovelas are a great way to learn Spanish. The Spanish is básico (basic), the topics are repetitivos (repetitive) and they say the same thing una y otra y otra vez (over and over and…

¿Y entonces? ¿Y Ale?(And then? And Ale?) ¿Y yo qué sé? Habrá que preguntarle.(And what do I know? We’ll have to ask her.) That’s a confusing dialogue or what? “Y” tends to work as a filler word in Spanish. Sometimes it’s necessary to use it, sometimes it’s not. And, sometimes, it’s very informative! Yo soy…

Maura, ¿te vas?(Maura, are you leaving?) Sí, justo estaba recogiendo.(Yes, I was just tidying up.) Vale, ¿vas a la conferencia mañana, no?(Okay, you’re going to the conference tomorrow, right?) Claro. Nos vemos allá.(Of course. See you there.) So, why did Alejandra ask “¿te vas?” the first time and “¿vas a…?” the second time si es…

¡Maura! ¿Qué es lo correcto: patiné por horas o patinaba por horas?(Maura! Which is correct: I skated for hours or I was skating for hours?) First Alex said: patiné por horas with el pretérito. Then she said: patinaba por horas with el imperfecto. Yo soy Maura de Spring Spanish. Let’s learn once and for all…

¡Qué bonito eso!(How nice that is!) Súper cuchi, ¿verdad?(Super cute, right?) Most of the time, men wouldn’t say “cuchi”, and women would say both “cuchi” and “bonito” regardless. ¿Por qué? (Why?) De eso hablaremos en este video. (That’s what we’ll talk about in this video.) Yo soy Maura, de Spring Spanish. Let’s figure out what…

(Paulisima listening to a reggaeton song that’s easy at the beginning, but then it gets really fast and she can’t sing alone anymore.) Se trepa en la mesa y que se jodan(She climbs on the table and doesn’t give a f*ck about anyone) En el perreo no se quita(When she twerks she doesn’t stop) Fuma…

¡Los mercados de México me encantan! (I love the markets in Mexico!) Have you ever been to one? I’m Paulisima from Spring Spanish, and in this video you’ll learn everything you have to know for a successful trip to a mercado en México (Mexican market). 1. Cosas que vas a escuchar (Things you’ll hear) There…

MAURATú no sabías que ponerte hoy, ¿no?(You didn’t know what to wear today, did you?) ALEXSí.(Yes.) MAURA¿Sí sabes qué ponerte, o sí que no sabes qué ponerte?(Yes, you know what to wear or yes, you don’t know what to wear?) ALEX¿Ah? No sé qué ponerme.(Oh? I don’t know what to wear.) Confirmations in Spanish can…

¿Quieres ir por “paella”? ¿O por un “tamale”?(Do you want to go for “paella”? Or for a “tamale”?) Ay, Susan. ¡Así no se pronuncia esa comida!(Oh, Susan. That’s not the way to pronounce these foods!) ¿Paella o tamale?(Paella or tamale?) Ninguna de las dos.(Neither of the 2.) Do you know the right pronunciation of paella…

Can you find the mistake? Are you making one of the 8 mistakes even advanced Spanish students make? ¡Hoy aprenderás a corregirlos! (Today you’re learning to correct them!) Soy Paulísima de Spring Spanish and in this video, I’m going to need your undivided attention. ¡Empecemos! 1. Error número uno (Mistake number 1) Pongan especial atención…