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Rule 1: don’t listen to Badbunny or Rosalía (at least not for learning purposes) even us native speakers don’t understand what they’re saying

I used once a video to learn spanish while sleeping and when I woke up I could already speak spanish. Then I realized I'm a native speaker.

I speak Spanish, it is my native language, and I respect everybody who wants to learn it. Don't give up and continue

Honestly as a native speaker it blows my mind how people could learn the language I speak every day and take the time and effort every day to do this honestly I respect everyone that does that

Me, a native Spanish speaker watching carefully this video.

yo siendo de Latinoamérica: Yt: ¿quieres aprender a hablar español? yo: Joder claro que si

Want to become fluent in Spanish? 1° Change your phone's language to Spanish 2° Watch Movies in Spanish 3° View English classes 4° Download an Spanish application (Duolingo) 5° Do only research in Spanish 6° Make your room an Spanish place 7° Always see Spanish tips, if possible in Spanish If you do this you will be fluent in Spanish soon... Never forget "The secret of success is never giving up".

5:40 Recording yourself naturally speaking (or reading) is great bc you can review it so find weak points and then see progress over time. There‘s a technique called the 4-3-2 method where you (or a group taking turns) pick a topic and then speak nonstop for 4 minutes. Then, you say the same content but condensed into 3 minutes, then 2 minutes. You do a little research just beforehand if you need talking points. The 4-3-2 technique forces you to A) Speak B) Rehearse the speech C) streamline the speech. The 2 min speech will be much more „fluent“ than the 4 min!

if you can understand Bad Bunny you can understand everything lol

i'm from argentina and i've NEVER HEARD SOMEONE WHO'S LEARNING SPANISH PUTTING THAT ATENTION IN DIALECTS u rock

As a native Spanish speaker I can tell your tips and language knowledge is soooo good, it’s really interesting and nice to see how many people is interested in learning such a long and different language as mine but if you like it you’re gonna make it and all kinds of native speakers will be able to help!! ❤️

Keep in mind, for all language learners in general: Ask yourself why you want to learn a language. It's always important to know why you are wanting to learn as it can greatly affect how you learn and study. If you are wanting to learn a language because you are fascinated and intrigued by the culture than you'll have an easier time learning. But if you want to learn a language to be praised, a polyglot, or cool, you may not truly be interested in what your target language is and that can make it very difficult for you to study and learn. Whatever reason you have does not have to stop you, but, you must understand your desire in order to cater towards it. Recognize it's not gonna be easy, check on yourself as whole and evaluate if the energy is worth it. You do not want to burn yourself out, so take time to think about these things. Im gonna guess a good amount of you are doing this for fun, it's a thing a lot of people love to do. With that said, do not forget that it's something you are doing for fun. If it's becoming a chore and the interest/motivation is gone, then take a break to either find a new motivation or halt. Unless your reasoning is crucial that you must put up with it being difficult for when your no longer interested, there is no reason you should stress yourself out over it. It's okay to not know languages and it's okay to take breaks. Ya ain't gonna learn quickly. There is no correct time period to learn something and there are no expectations. Especially if you are just doing it for fun. Do not beat yourself up if you didn't learn it in the time you thought you should have. It takes people years to learn new languages and even longer to master it. Pace yourself and be kind because it's not an easy thing to do. If it takes you 10 years then so be it, at least you didn't end up feeling awful after pressuring yourself to do something for 2 weeks straight.

Do I speak Spanish as a native? Yes Am I gonna watch this video anyway? Yes

me, a native french who’s learning english but search how to learn spanish at the same time : 👁👄👁

1:33 That depends, I'm from Peru, and we call the bus "micro", but if someone talks about a bus, or a autobus, it is perfectly understood what they mean. Most Spanish speakers understand each other, even if we vary the words, or use dialects, the official word will always be there.

I took Spanish in school for 5-6 years. I got pretty decent at it but have not practiced/used it since. Now in my 20s, I just thought what a waste it would be to just let all that knowledge go; I’m definitely gonna be picking it up again.

"Set your phone to spanish" me having it already set to english because i'm still learning english as well

"In Spanish they speak very quickly." I think every language learner thinks this when they start learning a language. 😅🙋‍♀️

I am Brazilian and I don’t know if everybody knows, but we speak Portuguese not Spanish, I’m a intermediate English speaker, and a I started to learn Spanish in January of this year, so watching this video really helps me with the listening in English, and I took a lot of good tips from you to help me in this journey to learn my third language, thank u for the video, I’ll subscribe to get more tips like this one

I watched a lot of language learning tips before. But this one is probably one of the most detailed ones I've ever seen!

Yo: veo que hay varios comentarios en español Mi mente inmediatamente: Reúnanse dioses

I just came here to watch how native English speakers learn my language while I study their language. Haha.

im an english teacher and your advices are really helpful. we call this "integrative method". which is the best way of learning a language and BEING ABLE TO USE IT.

Your videos are soooo GOOD to watch. You structured and designed it so well. I love it

*Lo mas gracioso es que en lugar de haber mas personas queriendo hablar español hay más personas de Latinoamérica viendo como aprenden español los demas jajaja*

cuando eres español pero te metes al vídeo igual porque sabes que te va a servir para otros idiomas ✌

you're literally a beast!❤️😍 All your advices are so good and helpful can't wait to implement them!🥰

You don't know how thankful I am with this video. Much love!

Man, I'm a native Spanish speaker and I think this is one of the best videos about learning Spanish that I've ever seen

a big tip that has helped me a lot is watching the news in spanish. they talk about current events and speak more clearly/more formally and that it makes it a lot easier to follow.

I've decided that I want to learn Spanish from today on! It was quite hard to choose which language to study, but I think it's a useful and fun language to learn. I'm going on vacation to Spain this summer so I hope I'll be able to hold conversations :)

This is super useful Anna. At the beginning of my Spanish-learning journey here and really appreciate the effort you've put into this video. I have made detailed notes and will be using these tips for sure!

Can we just appreciate that she planned more than 7 video edited & posted in time

I’m Mexican and it’s very interesting and amusing to see that people work really hard to learn the language we speak every day! Btw, my RESPECT for Spanish learners; I know it can get reAlly weird and hard sometimes, but don’t give up! Besos from México, ¡ánimo! :D

Thankyou so much! ive been searching for a video that properly explains methods on how to learn Spanish! Really appreciate it :))

Great video! I can relate to everything you've explained and speaking is definitely the most important part and the one that allows us to remember words and phrases the easiest because while applying these concepts in real life, our brain does a better job of remembering.

here are some podcasts: un café secreto con Carlos Ríos (self-improvement/life-management) historia con el móvil (history told by a teacher from Andalucía) filosofía de bolsillo (philosophy with a very neutral accent) materia oscura (~10 minutes episodes about different scientific topics) historias perdidas (mystery) la vida me da acidez (just a guy complaining about life, but really funny) la vida moderna (typical spanish humour) the wild project (some interviews about different topics) and some youtube channels: quantum fracture (science) jaime altozano (music) ter (architecture) monitor fantasma (philosophy) izhan (super aesthetic) ibai (just chatting streamer + some gameplays) luisito comunica (travel) dani bonilla (self-improvement) antonio garcía villarán (art) hope they're useful 💙

Her: watch a Spanish show Me: watches Dora The Explorer 😂💀

Amazing video!!! You just gave me a few ideas ive never heard of! Buena suerte estudiando español! Voy a usar tus tips para estudiar francés 💗

Actually a solid video with unique tips, thanks for not just regurgitating a basic article

El vídeo: "Guía definitiva para aprender Español." Los chilenos: Esta información vale millones.

Am I the only one obsessed with her voice she's motivating and Informative while still calm wth.

Just found your channel and LOVE IT. I’ve just started learning Spanish for the IB and these tips are really useful. Gracias!

This was such a great video, super informative and helpful!! Thank you❤

No escuchen a Bad Bunny por que se pueden confundir , hasta yo a veces no entiendo lo que dice .

Necesito ver videos de "como aprender español" siendo alguien que su lengua materna es el español para sentirme inteligente

This video was so helpful! Watching kid shows in Spanish with subtitles is a great place to start.

really love how you construct this video. there are chapters, how you present the information, concisely and compact. also, you look very stunning! rooting for more videos if you fond of it!🥰

for music i’d recommend Carla Morrison, i’m learning spanish and i love listening to her voice because usually the songs aren’t too fast and you can really break down everything she’s saying !

Y aquí estoy yo raza, aprendiendo mi propio idioma.😎👊👊👌✌

Finally i find some one talking serious about learning language, thank you so much , you are just a queen, keep going, a lot of love for you love you ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

Podcasts: - Estirando el Chicle - Reyes del Palique - Podcast Katastrófico Series: - Aquí no hay quien viva - Merlí - Camera café KZfaqrs: - Ter - Jaime Altozano - Malbert - Selena Milán Singers: - Aitana - Lola Indigo - Bad Gyal

This is EXACTLY how I've learned english by myself since i was 11. Now I'm 17 and i feel like I speak it very very well. If you work hard and be consistent you'll definitely learn the language!❤️

Bien is an adverb. Buen/ bueno is the adjective. If you want to say "I had a good day" you'll say "tuve un BUEN día / tuve un día BUENO". If you want to say "Today ended well", then you'll say "Este día terminó BIEN".

You speak English and also Spanish really really clear, is one of the best videos I’ve ever seen, I’m trying to learn english, and I just wanted to say that. Congratulations!

this are my favourite spanish youtubers ! they make lifestyle/vlogs/ just talking about whatever type of videos :)) - Marru: her videos are very random but like in a cool way yk - Sara Martinez: she reminds me a lot of emma chamberlain in the type of humor and her personality is great - Clakovi: I just love her aesthetic and her personality - Irene Nortes: she's sooo cool, she talks about spirituality, life and her channel is a great option to learn spanish from, because her voice is really clear and easy to understand. And I don't really listen to spanish podcasts but if I'm not wrong I think Irene has one video talking about some of her favs

1:23 fun fact, Mexico have different ways to call the bus, depends on what part of Mexico ur in 🤣 and what kind of bus u want

Another amazing channel is Spanish After Hours, she is soooo helpful!

4:19 The problem with this is that, at least on Netflix, most subtitles do not match with what’s being said which may be quite demotivating and confusing for beginners. ;-;

i speak spanish, im just watching this because i love her 😌✋🏻

LOVE this video- thanks for the tips!! 💗

I just really love the sound of the Spanish language. I'm planning to start learning it tomorrow. Wish me luck!

Tienes un hermoso español

this is really really helpful, so informative! thank you so much

Your accent when your speaking Spanish 😍😍

Me to myself: *WRITE THAT DOWN! WRITE THAT DOWN!*

These are great tips! Thank you so much!

thank you these tips are really working 🙂

I highly recommend watching telenovelas (soap operas) from the country you're learning the dialect from. Mostly because of the slang, I think it would be really helpful

Your Spanish accent is amazing. Also, your English accent is such an interesting mixture of regions. I’m in awe 😍

Starting to learn Spanish this week and this is one of the best and detailed videos I have seen. When learning a new language people say you need to immerse yourself in the language and sometimes it’s hard to know what that looks like. You gave great examples on how to do that. Thank you for this information.

es realmente bueno ver que estás ayudando a aquellos que están haciendo este hermoso idioma. en españa aprendemos ingles y me estas ayudando a aprender mucho tu

why i am seeing this I am Mexican 😂 but you explain good!

I can highly recommend watching live streams on twitch/youtube in Spanish. It's of course advanced Spanish, but the interaction in chat allows you to write, listen and converse at the same time, and you can get a lot of context clues from whatever activity they are streaming.

Loved this!!

Great video!

My go to method for new vocab and grammar is reading my favourite book in my target language while listening to the audio version. While reading i mark the words that i don't know so i can look them up after each chapter, and them i read the chapter out loud. It's a really great way to learn a language!

" if you don't know how to use it, what's the point of learning it " Yes ma'am

Awesome video and recommendations; thank you!

Hi Anna! Your ultimate guide to learning Spanish is incredibly comprehensive and helpful for language learners like me. I appreciate your emphasis on dialect and accent choice as it adds authenticity to the learning experience. Prioritising speaking over other skills is in line with my own language learning style. I've found that immersing myself in speaking practice has sped up my progress and increased my confidence in using the language. Your study methods and tips are invaluable. I've tried similar techniques in my language learning and they've been incredibly effective in improving fluency and coherence. Also, your recommendations for incorporating Spanish into everyday life through apps, podcasts, KZfaqrs, singers and TV shows are fantastic. Immersing yourself in authentic content is the key to mastering a language. Thank you for sharing!

My advice is don’t listen to Rosalía’s songs to learn spanish cause even spanish people can barely understand her songs, or any reggaeton song really

Tenía curiosidad por saber cómo las personas de otros países aprenden español. Me gustó mucho tu método de aprendizaje. :))

I don’t even want to learn Spanish now but, omg, this video is so helpful and relaxing! Your voice is so sweet and you’re so good explaining and giving the tips! Just ty for this content

Very good tips!

T H E E D I T I N G 🤩🤩🤩

English speakers: Finally I learned Spanish! Spanish speakers: Ahora dentro de un rato me voy a ir yendo xD English speaker: *visible confusion*

I've found these tips to be so beneficial.

I like to hear this girl is so easy to understand. Keep it up

bands/singers i recommend: - Usted señalemelo (alternative) - Cuarteto de nos (rock) - Bruses (pop) - Soda stereo (rock) [a song i highly recommend it's Música ligera]

Literal mente casi todos los que estan aqui tienen el español como su primer idioma (incluyendo a mi)

thank you so much for this video ! so interesting and useful !!

Thank you so much for this it was really helpful!!

ohh I love your channel too ❤️❤️

I have been learning Spanish during Lockdown and she has covered everything so beautifully. I admire the hardwork she's done and I personally wish I saw this back in April. Learnt it the hard way lmao. Great video!

Thank you so much for creating this blessed video

Your lighting is great

I highly recommend the show Velvet on Netflix! It is one of my favorites and it taught me a big chunk of my Spanish. It also has a spin-off and a finale movie, both of which are currently on US Netflix. Loved this video btw :)

Here to tell people to not focus on accent and "dialect," just learn standard Spanish. The differences and slang will naturally come when you move to that country.

Those are amazing tips, thank you ☺️ Spanish is such a beautiful language, hopefully I‘ll be able to speak it fluently one day 😀