Spanish For Beginners | Spanish 101 (Ep.1)

This really helped . Thank you

Mister tell me name of visitors guide in Spanish.

G is only pronounced heh when preceding a vowel…? I noticed you pronounced geography as (heh)eogragia then pronounced the second g like English

Same vowels in filipino.

Great lesson!!

good teaching 😀

Great video but I can hardly hear the difference between caro and carro except that carro has more emphasis on the r sound. Not sure if I'm doing it correctly? The thing is I'm not American, I'm English and elderly with poor hearing.

I just found this lecture. I want to try listening to it during my commute to work. Since english is not my native language, this will make it more difficult.

Thank you for making this videos I’m teaching my American fiancé Spanish and I’m gonna be using your videos as I’m finding them very helpful. I’m a native speaker and I really like how you teach. Btw you’re pronunciation is very accurate keep up the good work 👍

This helped my white washed Mexican friend I deadass had to order his food in a ‘Salvadorian’ restaurant which is just sad este cabrone no tienes verguenza para nada.

Lessons we’ve learned in the video:
Alphabet sounds
G can be sounded like H sometimes
H is silent
J is sounded like an H
LL is sounded like a Y
Ñ is sounded like a NYA sound
R is sounded like a flap
RR is sounded like a trill
Vowels are easily pronounceable

Basic Greetings:
Hello
Good Morning/Afternoon/Night
Goodbye
See you later/tomorrow
What is your name
My name is…
Do you speak Spanish
Yes/No I (don’t) speak Spanish
How are you
Fine/So So
Yes/No
Please
Thank You
You’re Welcome
Excuse Me

Pronouns:
I
You (Informal)
He
She
You (More respectful)
We
You (Plural)
They
They (A group of just females)
You (Plural)

Salute to your teaching skill.... Amazing... Loving it.... Thanks a lot sir

Thank you for such an understanding of the language.

I started learning Korean and it was kinda hard so im starting with Spanish lessons ❤❤❤ from 🇪🇹

I didn't know anyone who spoke Spanish a few years ago and now I would say half of my neighborhood and everywhere I go there are people speaking Spanish and I feel like I need to learn how to communicate with them. Some people I meet know English but I don't know Spanish and some know Spanish with no English and we're trying to converse using a phone as a translator. I would love to be able to speak without the hesitation..

Hola..Anyone answer me por favor.I'm a girl so every word that I said should be an "a" affix. So how about if I ask/talk to other who is boy? it's little bit confuse about masculine n feminine words

Spanish is my second language, although I'm not fluent in it. I'm probably B1-B2 conversational. In saying that, I'd like to say that some words in traditional Spain Spanish don't transfer well to other Spanish speaking countries and vice versa. 95% of it is universal, but there exist differences. For instance, my family is from Mexico and we never uses the words boligrafos and vosotros as he did. We say pluma and ustedes for both formal and informal, and those are just a few examples of the differences. Also, I've ran into people from central and south American countries that use different words. For example, everyone I know calls a car trunk a cajuela. Well, once I met a guy from Venezuela refer to it as a maleta, which to me means a suitcase. Also the words for foods can vary. In Spain they call a potato a portato, but I know it as a pappa. Also, in Argentina I think they call a pineapple annas, something like that. And don't even get me started with the differences in slang. Basically, what I'm trying to say is that if you're an American trying to learn Spanish to communicate with Mexicans, which I'm sure most here are, know that you're probably going to have to relearn a few words. It's still a good language to learn though, and it honestly isn't that difficult. It's not like Russian, which I've been learning for a while. Now that is a language that will drive you insane.

I love the way you teach Spanish! Can you suggest a textbook to go along with your videos! I'm learning and I want want to practice what I've learned!

Absolute beginner learner here anticipating my first ever trip to the Spanish speaking Americas. Love your teaching style. Interesting, Spanish vowels are exactly the same sounds as our Maori (indigenous peoples) vowels here in New Zealand. Cheers.

Muchas gracias for this video..

I’m going Mexico in September and your program is really good!

nice!!!!😁😁😵‍💫

You are a good and great Spanish teacher,i learned a lot from you...thank you so much❤

thank you sir

Some of it’s hard but though

The vowels sounds exactly like Swahili
There's a lot of similarities between Swahili and Spanish
Talking of consonants
Like boligrafo
We have the sounds
Ba be bi Bo bu
La le li lo Lu
Ga ge gi go Gu
Fa Fe fi fo fu
Easy to construct sentences
I feel as a Swahili speaker Spanish is straightforward and easy like Swahili

I've never heard the letter Z pronounced the way you did with the Z in Zeta pronounced like the Z in zebra. I've always heard it said as a softer S sound...like SETA. Is that a regional pronounciation?

My first day learning Spanish and sir you have explained very well and gave good knowledge for beginners.Thank you so much .

And really really thank you for teaching freely and you're just doing a great job. God bless you.

You are a great teacher.

It's similar to Hindi language

how do I order your work books

Very good teaching steps. I’m new to Spanish. Thanks a bunch. Very clear and step by step.

Wow best teaching on internet 👏

You are really awesome Sir I have learned a lot from hlyour explanation Gracias

For Filipinos i think Spanish would be easy to learn. Foreign language course brought me here!

Hola my friend

anyone wanna try to help eachother learn

Taking a short Spanish course..These are great companions !

Thank you for this lesson. I am from Kenya and learning

Gracias

Tengo gusta esponiol classe

Gracious

Excellent class ,thank you so much for all the hard work you do .

Respectfully. Your LL pronunciation is wrong. Lluvia= rain. Doesn't prnunce yuvia. Is lluvia. Hard to type.

Thank you! 😊