Greece

France😂

Brazil xddddddd

Lebanon

Well what about you try in another part of the American Continent, let's say Canada or Brazil. 😉

De hecho, no es necesario hablar dos idiomas para vivir en Estados Unidos. Pero es bueno tener esa habilidad.

Exactly, speaking only one language is absoutely normal its just a nice skill to learn another one but not compulsory

Hi, I'm Latino and I'm looking for a native English speaker to practice our languages ​​together!!!

​@@soldierofchrist7343 I've been learning spainsh for the last 3 months and I've been looking for comments in spanish to practice. Its cool I could read your comment! I got everything but de hecho, so now I know another useful word thanks!

​​​​​​@@KevinRovertt I'm interested. I started learning spainsh 3 months ago. They temporary moved me at work and I was with Cubans who didn't speak much English. I learned so I could ask them about their country, I got to ask a few things and they taught me a little spainsh. I'm decent at writing, but only on focused topics. I'm also decent at speaking it, but I don't really understand while listening. I've been learning mostly nature topics. I don't know if the grammer is right, but for example this is a sentence that came from my head, no help from translator. El serpiente verde vive en los árboles. no es venenoso. Se alimenta de insectos o pequeño vertebrados.

LMAO SAME

Me too, jajajajja viva chileeeeeee

Colo colo wjwjqj

VIVA CHILE MRDAAA 🎉

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Bueno, en la mayoría de los países a los que vayas habrá alguien que hable inglés. No tantos con español, pero el número sigue siendo muy importante.

Why is it important?

@@puchokoffie8152Usually people learn a new language to connect with more people than they would otherwise not be able to. Also like OP said it’s certainly a good deal when looking for job opportunities.

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@@KevinRovertthi I’m native English speaker looking to do the same!! Do you have any social media?

_Ser guap0/a en Euskadi es traición a la patria_

en Estados Unidos, la mayoría de la gente tiene un conocimiento básico del español, incluso si es como mi nombre es o cómo estás.

Yes lol, it's very easy for us Americans to know if Spanish is being spoken. Probably because we're neighbors with Mexico. 42 million Americans speak Spanish as their first language, and 15 million speak Spanish as their second language. According to Google. Cheers!

I mean, she understood the questions... I think lol

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The United States has the second most Spanish speakers in the world behind our bordering country Mexico. We all have enough exposure to it to recognize it when we hear it.

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Because Spanish is the 3rd largest language in the world in native speakers. So it is easy to recognize it. Also, is USA is the 2nd more spoken language.

​@@KevinRoverttim here if you need help

eso es cierto! aunque nací en Estados Unidos, tengo antepasados de Cuba y Trinidad y Tobago. Pero a veces las normas de género pueden ser muy difíciles. Ahora que tengo 30 años y llevo 16 estudiando español, ¡casi 17! estoy feliz que mi español esta mejorando mi tia me enseño, cuando yo era pequeña en la década de 2000. naci en 1990

Me dio mucho orgullo cuando la muchacha dijo “soy de honduras”🙌🙌❤️

Like Honduras ☝🏻☝🏻

​@@anderarielmontoyamontoya5784 Hola querido amigo

Bueno, lo importante es que ya lo hablas y eso te abre las puertas a mucha cultura, libros y películas. Además las amistades que puedes entablar.

I don't know. She said "sí" three times in a row. She didn't say anything else. She didn't even say something like "claro" (of course) or "obviamente me dirijo en esa dirección" (obviously I'm heading in that direction." I'm not saying she *couldn't* have said that but there's no real way to tell how much she knows or understood there. Pretty easy to tell he's asking a question and to understand "comer", "cafetería" and "¿Hablas español?" Those are like first month high school Spanish I.

Me gustaría tal vez algún día aprender español, pero actualmente estoy atascado con solo usar traductores. jajaja

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Nearly all of them were from Latin America, so it's not that impressive after all.

@@DieterRahm1845 YOU SOY ESTADO UNIDENSE Y HABLO AMBOS IDIOMAS Y CONOSCO MUCHOS OTROS QUE TAMBIEN LO HABLAN AND THAT IS FROM A U.S. BORN CITIZEN. YOUR SUCH A TROLL!!

@@ger279 -dijo cometiendo abundantes errores-.

He is not a troll.. there is literally only one gringo that spoke Spanish. Also estadounidense is one word and conozco has a z not an s. I’m having doubts you can hold a conversation with someone in Spanish.

Jajaja muchos. Y el “habla” español aparentemente…

That's what I thought too but I had a Spanish professor correct me on this a few times. So now I'm back to having no idea how it works.

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Muy buenas criaturas del señor, cuál es tu comida favorita bro, no se que hago preguntando esto XD

I think of the difference being similar to that of "what" and "which" in English. "What's your favorite sport?" is broader than "Which is your favorite sport." The latter sort of assumes you know what your options are

@@romuelknight1434 Mucho texto, ñ

I love finding my comments on videos that I have no memory of watching.

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In the house

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Tons of indigenous languages there as well

@@AA-wu2fk each one of them is useless nowdays tho, unless you had indigenous family, or you study the culture closely, they contribute nothing.

Hey jose

That might just be the accent he's stuck with. Not all people are good at imitating sounds. Others are phenomenal. I speak Spanish and I know my accent is very good, but I can also fool people into thinking I speak French just because I'm good at mimicking sounds. LOL

@@kansasgoldilocks then I think you and I are alike. I expect he could still get a bit better though. Certain sounds already exist in English so he can make those at least.

@@kansasgoldilocksMy theory is that people who aren’t good at that just have to listen to the language a lot more before they start speaking for it to click.

Also, when asking someone if they speak Spanish, the correct form is “¿hablas español?”

@@fivestarplaying3553 well, no. That would be in the "tú" form which one would use with someone in a casual relationship or someone who is younger. I, personally, would use the "usted" form in this context because it's more respectful and a little formal, and these are strangers, not our buddies, employees or family members.

Used is formal/proper, normalmente “como se llama usted” es formal. Se usa cuando hablas con profesores, jefas, o personas que no conoces.

En Argentina/Buenos Aires diríamos ´¿Cómo se llamá?" (usted/formal) o "¿Vos como te llamás?" O directamente "¿Cómo te llamás?" en informal, pero porque formal es con TÚ e informal es con VOS

Yes I’m a native English speaker and the accent could use some work but we’re all a work in progress

America es america sur norte y central No de colon ni vespucio