In thіѕ video, wе′ll bе going over basic conversation. If thіѕ video wаѕ helpful, rate іt tο lеt mе know! Alѕο, qυеѕtіοnѕ/comments/suggestions аrе welcome аbουt thіѕ video. Check out mу οthеr tutorials аt www.senorjordan.com Author’s notes *Adiós mυѕt hаνе аn accent mаrk although іt wаѕ missing іn thе video *’más o menos’ іѕ more commonly used (аnd understood) thаn аѕí-аѕí.
si alguien te pregunta “como te llamas?” la respuesta a darle el nombre no el apellido, el uso de “Señor” no es el mismo para “Mr. o Mrs” es el habito americano, Señor hace referencia a Sir, si te presentas entonces como señor creas una barrera, te das importancia y como mucho obtendras la siguiente respuesta “Señor de que?” creo que es importante tenerlo en cuenta
órale pues… pero fijate que mi apellido es Jordan… entonces… más correcto será:
Yo soy el señor Jordan. De todos modos, los alumnos no se fijan en eso porque ellos entienden que deberían decir su briefing nombre después de la frase ‘me llamo’ y es la meta.
you got some problems on intonation.-
tienes algunos problemas en la entonacion
*No se dice “Me llamo Sr Jordan”, thats inexact.
it will be: “Me llamo Jordan” only the name, .. Me llamo Paulina, Me llamo Juan…
no matter if you’re Miss, Mr.. ok
im trying to learn spanish because there’s an anime i like called you’re below arrest and it’s in japanese with spanish subtitles
Gracias! Nice to meet you too:)
Sometimes traveling other people,a clerk speak to me in spanish when I cannot be with you english. I reckon I have to study spanish too, besides english.
anyway, No entiendo espanol…;)
Yo soy
Look, the best way to learn another language is to practice by our own but then you’ll need to practice speech with a native spanish speaker to renovate your pronunciation and understanding
nihongo ga wakarimas
The video is not terrible…
@milkiena Yes it is!Si,mucho gusto..Yo soy Silvia.
I’m from Venezuela and we use “asi, asi” sometimes. In South America we have a lot of Italian shape (consi consa will be the corresponding of asi asi). In Central America is less common to use it. Sometimes we say “mas o menos” (more or less).
Does anyone know of any really excellent books i can learn Spanish from? I really want to learn it but i don’t want to take a course, i want to learn it on my own.
Me llamo Kana. Is this right? I learned from this
Este video video es buena.
thanks this really helped me
Gracias! Me llamo Carlota!
Gracias. Muchos ya me han dicho eso de ‘así-así’ y agregué una anotación en el video.
I like you to teach spanish! really is a excellent thought.
Im chilean, and i must to tell you, that we NEVER say “asi-asi”. We say: Mas o menos, or “no muy bien”.
soooo… that was all.
Bye then
Yes my friend, I am a native spanish speaker and I don’t say estoy asi-asi instead I say Estoy MÁS o MENOS mi amigo, you can also say I am so so:
in Mexican stylishness: Orale cuate estoy más o meeenos.
In Argentinian stylishness: boludo estoy bien che
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in the annotations and the information I clarify that así-así isn’t as common as ‘más o menos’
i have some friends and they speak spanish and when i told them estoy asi-asi they said what?and i told them its so-so or ok but they said that its incorrect..they told me the right one (that they reckon) but i forgot it…maybe ill question them later….
Oh, I just saw 1003- the differnce between formal and informal. Thank you! These videos are incredible. I’ll be watching them every day.
Is this that I can use with Mexican friends in the US or is it very formal?
LOL Super chevere la clase. Creo que la gente sí que aprende contigo.
i like this
This is excellent, I am just begining to learn spanish and tontitofrito is excellent.