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Top Comments of this video!! :3
I’m Italian and never studied Spanish, but these young ladies spoke so clearly that I literally understood 95% of the video. I really enjoyed it. Good job!
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Hola a todos!! Soy española, de Galicia en el norte del país.Creo que la grandeza de nuestro idioma es precisamente la diversidad tan grande de acentos y vocabulario. Ninguna versión es mejor que la otra , todas son válidas y admitidas. Esta amplia variedad es lo que hace del español una lengua tan rica y única
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I'm Japanese.
It's interesting to have people from other countries who speak the same language. No one generally don't speak Japanese outside of Japan.
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I’m an American with Mexican ancestry. I’m conversant in Spanish but not fluent. I appreciate how these young ladies spoke clearly and made their words easy to understand. Beautiful Spanish spoken by beautiful women. I love it!!!
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Soy Argentina pero más vieja y debo decir que antes a los jeans también le decíamos vaqueros, a los "lentes" también se le dicen "anteojos"
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Soy una chica zambiana y me enseñé a mi como hablar español. Mientras que estaba viendo este vídeo me di cuenta que hablo español que está influenciado de estos cuatros países... Es muy divertido poder entender cada palabra que hablan las chicas.
Perdona mis errores al escribir 🙈
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I'm not even learning Spanish 😂 but loved the Argentinian's personality. Youtube's autotranslate really came in clutch on this one.
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Spanish is beautiful, El español es hermoso. Es el 2 idioma mas hablado en el idioma y el 3ro mas estudiado
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I’m French Canadian and although I don’t speak Spanish, I was able to understand 85%. I really enjoyed this video.
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I love that they are speaking slowly and clearly so I can understand them. Videos like this help me so much with developing my listening comprehension.
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Sou brasileira e me diverti muito com as diferenças! Percebo que no Brasil, usamos palavras parecidas com os 4 lugares. Dizemos geladeira, piscina, bolinho (para pastelito), e boné, para a cabeça, brincos para as orelhas, elásticos para os cabelos, placa de carro e para o muchacho: menino, garoto ou rapaz
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Awesome video. My Spanish is very elementary; took it in high school 40+ years ago, now using Duolingo to help me improve. What I find fascinating is that we can easily see the American, Canadian, Australian, New Zealand and British English phenomenon demonstrated to us in a totally different language - Spanish! Muy bien, muchachas!! Dos pulgares arriba!!
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Sou do Brasil e entendi perfeitamente tudo o que as meninas falaram! Um espanhol muito limpo de todas. Parabéns! Muitas palavras parecidas com o português!
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12:39 Alberca (البركة) es una palabra árabe que permanece en la lengua española, que significa el lugar donde el agua se acumula y se utiliza para riego, natación y pesca.
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I'm familiar with mostly Mexican and Iberian Spanish. I have ancestry from both countries as well as from Italy, but I don't speak a lot of Italian. I spent a summer in Colombia, so I'm somewhat familiar with their Spanish too. I haven't been to Argentina yet, but it's a country I'd like to check out. Congrats on your FIFA win, but as Brazilians say: "Todo o mundo tenta, mas só o Brasil pode ser penta," penta-campeão, five-time champion, that is.
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Muy bueno,cuando yo era joven le decíamos vaquero en Argentina o sea hace 40 años y más .❤
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La chica argentina tuvo varias omisiones en como llamamos a los distintos objetos:
1_En Argentina se les llama anteojos o lentes, cualquiera de los dos.
2_ Les decimos Auriculares pues son externos. Llamamos audífonos al que se introduce en el oido.
3_ Jean o pantalón vaquero(este último es más común en las personas de mayor edad).
4_ Le llamamos HELADERA y a la parte superior la llamamos "freezer" a las heladeras modernas pero en las heladeras antigua (que no tenían tanto frío) se les llamaba "congelador" al sector donde se hacías los cubitos de agua.
5_ Pileta o Bacha de cocina
6_ Colcha/acolchado o cubrecama (no es frazada).
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No se pusieron a pensar el milagro que nos entendamos desde mexico a Argentina incluido España? Orgulloso de mi continente y la peninsula
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En Puerto Rico:
1) espejuelos o lentes (para ver), gafas (para el sol), lentes de contacto (las pequeñas)
2) audífonos. a veces usamos auricular; pero es muy raro
3) pantalla
4) mahón
5) piscina
6) nevera; la parte más fría de la nevera le llamamos fríser (del inglés "freezer")
7) gomitas, moñas o liguillas
8) gorra
9) mascarilla
10) tablilla
11) fregadero. si es las manos, lavamanos
12) comfort o colcha
13) muchacho, chamaquito
14) olla; si es grande, caldero
15) cupcake (de paso, no necesita frosting para que sea cupcake)
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@DreamingSpanish
5 months ago
Head to drming.es/teachers to see more from these ladies or to find more videos by country! 🇲🇽🇨🇴
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