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I learned Spanish by watching real conversations except they were scripted

I got a Duolingo notification for my Spanish lesson whilst watching this 💀

I’ve been listening to a lot of Spanish music specifically Baladas, Duolingo has been helping me and Telenovela’s. KZfaq is really good as well. I’m not gonna give up,one day I’m going to be fluent in Spanish.

"Doulingo owl has entered the chat."

Homegirl is getting sponsorships! Proud of you, Mija!

Normally just skip through the ads, but your content is amusing and you deserve to get paid.

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My mom is Mexican, but she refuses to teach me Spanish because I am also half Mexican and don’t know Spanish and every time I ask her she just says she forgot yet when my Abuela comes to the house she speaks it perfectly fine

For me the best way to learn, from experience, is with talking to real people. That's how I got better at Spanish and how I learned German.

fun fact: spanish and arabic have so many words in common, like alberca in arabic means بركة which is a water pool or puddle and reads exactly the same as alberca

I learned by watching novelas when I was in junior high. Maria la del Barrio was my teacher. 😂

i wish i learned spanish from my mexican mom too but over the years her fluent spanish went to be spanglish😂

As Greek I find Spanish easier than other languages just because its kinda similar to Greek on structure and has similar words.

I'm a half Hispanic whose parents did not teach me Spanish. I want to learn to be closer to my roots. I know enough to have a broken conversation if necessary, like for directions and to order food (which I did the other day. I can barely order in English, I am so proud of myself.). But a casual conversation? Nope. Unfortunately , I cannot get Babbel, but I use Duolingo and language courses. My Spanish class right now is too easy because I already knew most things beforehand, but I learned how to conjugate, which was needed. Anyway, just wanted to share, have a nice day! :)

Awesome of you learning how to speak Spanish, Ana. For me, I learn how to speak Spanish by using Duolingo. : )

I'm Japanese and I have to learn spa ish so sometimes when I look at your videos I get to learn some ❤😊

My son is half Ukrainian and we spend a lot of time with my husband's family so I've focused a lot of energy and making sure he's able to speak it as he gets older, but I want to add in Spanish too when he gets old enough! He gets too confused whenever I try adding it to our daily English and Russian vocabularies

I love showing your videos to my ML students! They have been working so hard to be fully bilingual to communicate better with their families. Thank you for being awesome!

Well I am multilingual but truly ... it's so easy for me cuz I was born in India (north India) so my first language is hindi BUT I am Muslim too so I learned Arabic (particularly for reading holy texts or books) and Urdu (for being polite while speaking) and of course know English too and since my parents started teaching me from an early age it was as if I knew how to speak it since I was born...so to all parents please teach your native or any necessary language that your child may need since an early age and even if you don't start formally just talk with while using the words of the language you want them to learn...being curious they'll ask and that's how they learn 😊

I grew up with my dad from Iowa who doesn't know know spanish. I was babysat by my spanish only speaking grandma everyday and watched spanish cartoons everyday and even took spanish in college and highschool, and I still don't know spanish lol

there’s no way you didn’t learn from your mother. you sound exactly like her when you speak spanish

I see you, girl! Keep killin it.

Spanish is by far the easiest language to learn for native English speakers. It’s really not hard. Now, to become “fluent” will take some time and effort; but it’s not as hard as French or Italian, or German, or Russian etc.

Ooh me to! Im mixed Mexican and Spanish wasn't my first language but I knew a bit but not fluently so Im trying to learn to be able to communicate with family

Your Spanish is better than mine!🌸✨😊

congrats on your first sponsorship

I learned English just by listening music and reading for about 4 years, since I was a curious kid and I didn't know how much it would help me in the future but I'm thankful I did it

You can literally smell the sponsorship from a freaking mile away 😂

the amount of beauty this girl is radiating is just *chef's kiss*

Learning through conversation rather than just memorization is probably better. Took a decade of Spanish. I can understand pretty well still if it’s slowed down or written but I can’t speak it aside from pronouncing things right lol I still remember my one Spanish teachers who went to another country for a year to learn how to speak Spanish and he said it was so much easier being immersed in it and having to learn through conversation.

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I could listen to this beautiful red haired woman talk all day.

Yo uso duolingo en mi telefono para estudias espanol, esta ayuda grande!

My Cuban mother absolutely didn't want to teach me Spanish. So I had to do it my way!

Babbel is a helpful aid. I used it some. My big jump came when I started learning Spanish phrases along side a phonetics guide, and socializing a lot with friends. I was conversational and dreaming in Spanish by 6 months. I now have a bachelor minor in Spanish Translation from University of Texas. That helped me learn to speak, read and write in Spanish at advanced professional level. In the military, I tested on the DLPT5 as advanced professional after completing university. I had to learn Spanglish on my own, concurrently with Castilian and Mexican Spanish.

Wow I’m honestly grateful that I was able to learn the language through hearing my parents and Spanish media since many people didn’t have that luxury

Hmm... Why is Ana lying to us? About her learning from Babble. I bet if her mom heard this she be running with a chancla. And probably yelling at her in Spanish so fast we would not envy Ana for that moment.

So glad to hear you endorse Babbel! I’m 66 and decided about a year ago that I should learn Spanish. I started with Drops but it focuses on vocabulary. Then added the free version of Duolingo, and at Christmas treated myself to a year of Babbel. It definitely gives me a challenge!

I learned when i was little. Im fluent in Spanish and English

I learned Spanish from my Peruvian parents at a very young age, like when I said my first word, along with my sister. Now my Spanish level is like advanced, and best tip is to have someone teach you Spanish if they are an expert, or really good at it. But they are different types of Spanish, depending on the country, (example) if you want to learn the Spanish from Spain, learn from a person who knows the Spanish from that country! Happy Learning!

I'm chuckling at how much I can relate to this sponsored video! I also took Spanish classes in high school because I wanted to learn the grammatical and written aspect of a language I first learned to speak. I wanted to better communicate with my parents and become more fluent. It was an active effort. I commend you, Ana, for your effort. I also used Babbel as an aid when I studied Brazilian Portuguese in college. I still continue to expand my vocabulary in Spanish and I try to practice my Portuguese. It's an ongoing learning process. Te felicito, Ana!

I learned english by hearing people speak it all of the time.

I learned most of my Spanish from songs with such artists as Chalino Sanchez, Los tigres del norte, Los tucanes de Tijuana, and a lot more because I really just leave Mexican music on shuffle because it all sounds good

I use duolingo and I’m learning Spanish. I think I’m doing pretty well but I don’t really understand the accents and why there is three versions of eat and drink for different things like you, I, or She/Him. Example: you would say Yo como manzanas (como with an o for I) you would say Él/La/Ella (or whatever) come (I think) for he/she) and you would say comes for Tú (which means you) and same for drink which is Bebe/bebo/bebes. It just kinda doesn’t make sense 😅

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Duolingo has been awesome for me! My mexican mother also didnt teach me spanish unfortunately. It was hard to communicate w my abuela and although shes no longer with us, Im going to make her proud!😊 another thing that has helped is watching movies/videos in english or spanish and putting subtitles on in the other language!

As someone who's first language was Spanish but forgot it up until 6 years ago i would've liked to have this earlier lol😅

My first language is spanish but i learn some english watching videos or movies but for me its difficult to understand someone when they speak faster, someone can give me and advice?

I don't know if it worked _that_ well, but in Spanish class in high school I was having trouble pronouncing words correctly (to this day I still cannot fathom hwo to roll the R sound) but one day I had the "and Iiiiii, will always love you" song stuck in my head and uh this happened Something like _Ir a la cocina_ became _eeeeeeeeerrrrrrreee ah, lah co-seen-aaaaaah_ and uh, yeah, idk, somehow it helped me to place the syllables right. I don't know. It worked for me. I definitely sounded less awkward trying to speak Spanish at that point

I learned Spanish from my mom and dad and I’m Hispanic either way but it’s my language and I LOVE it ❤😊

It is good. I've been using babble to learn French and I've been a horrible student. Well in the beginning I was good. Then I don't keep up with my lessons and when I go back and do the quiz it is astonishing that I get the answers right. If you do it as it's suggested 15/20 minutes a day you will learn a new language. Now I'm recommending to be on a regular schedule, regardless of when, I am committing to doing this everyday.

Gurl chasing the bag now. We know you learned from your momma. How could you not? Learning from mom + family + school. You've never used Babbel. Lets be real.

Yo hablo español y es muy fácil solo deben saber la pronunciación y las vocales y como formar oraciones y deben aprender gramática

I’m still learning 😢 but my whole family can speak Spanish

I actually do use the app to learn and I love it I use it every time I get out of school 😂

I've always thought Spanish is an easy language to learn.

Well sometimes I always have a hard time speaking Spanish but I try my best 👈. And sometimes I know how to say it right

When im with my friends and they say something wrong we as german speakers say: sprachen lernen mit babbel😂

I just downloaded it and started😂

You really be stretching this whole Spanish/your Mexican culture 🤣 your mother just probably learned Spanish and was very interested in it. If you grew up around the Spanish language since birth you will grow up to speak it my best friends parents are both from San Juan, Puerto Rico & she knows Spanish better then English even though she was born in the us...

Babbel tiene incluído Japonés? Necesito aprender un poco por motivos laborales y me preguntó si está será una buena herramienta, hace un tiempo probé Duolingo pero no era para mí

Spanish is literally the number one hardest language to learn so even if u can’t speak fluent bc grateful if u can even speak a small conversation

I learned by just growing up in a Hispanic household. I spoke both languages at the same time and this is why I can only speak Spanglish now

Spanish is one of the easiest languages to learn. Words are spelled like they sound. It’s easier to learn than English!

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I came out the womb speaking Spanish because that's the only language i understood and heard mostly

My friend is struggling in Spanish class, and for some reason that I do not know, whenever they don’t speak English, they the most high pitched human on the planet. Spanish and Japanese they’re weirdly high pitched but once you hit English they sound like friggin mike Tyson over here.

imagine making being mexican and speaking spanish your entire personality

If you learn spanish , english is a cake walk 🤓 but english to spanish is a needle walk 🥲

Best sales pitch I've heard in a hot min

I'm Filipino and Spanish colonized our country the Philippines so its easy for us to learn it cause our words is similar to our letters

Spanish is actually the easiest language to learn

If you didnt learn it from your Mom, there is something wrong

I started learning Spanish yesterday and I found very easy since I speak french which very similar to Spanish, infact french for me is harder than Spanish

Looking up "Spanish with Paul" on KZfaq (friend's suggestion), the relevant shorts it brought up were 3 Qroo Spanish(?), and 2 saianana. Congrats. You've made it to the top of the Spanish language learning recommendations on KZfaq!

Spanish is NOT difficult, compared to English. It just feels that way if your first language is English.

I love that she’s soooo honest about everything that social media people typically lie about. They’d know a little of a language and claim they’re fluent. They dye their hair and claim it’s natural.

This was actually a really well done ad read. You're a natural. Órale!

I think Spanish is the best language ever I can't speak it but I do say a lot of things in Spanish daily you will barely catch me saying "what" because I naturally say "que" it's a habit and some other things too but mainly replacing what with que and right now I'm working on understanding how to say Why and Who but i understand a LOT of Spanish and then when I'm watching things in Italian or Portuguese I recognize a lot of things and I understand that they have different grammar rules and stuff and I don't understand the rules of Portuguese grammar but I can tell the difference between Italian and Spanish grammar so knowing Spanish is the best language to know because so many languages are similar

I learned more Spanish by watching novelas with my mom, than I ever did in school, or church. Took me forever to figure out how to casually converse in Spanish. Don’t ask me to learn and incorporate Spanish slang into my vocab, I’d sound like a, “hello fellow kids” meme.

I learned Spanish when I was a child. The other day my friend was bragging about she’s on level three Spanish( she can’t speak it well )and my other friend was like me too and my other friend was like no guys I’m on level four HA and I looked over at them for a second and they knew it was about to go down cause I opened my mouth and said “GuYs Im On LeVeL 13+ oF sPaNiSh” and they were all just like here we go again.

Thank you 🤣 I need help I be like to my family teach me but they don’t. I only speak on what I picked up on over the years dealing with them but I wanna speak better so I can actually have conversations. Instead of small talk or my mom explaining everything

I learned Spanish because i used to live with my Puerto Rican cousins aunts and uncles and my grandma

Como española diré que tu acento me encanta ❤

I've learned a few sentences by being on the job site lol I can understand more then I can speak

i just talk to native speakers every day and watch youtubers in spanish. Best method honestly

The way you said where’s the bathroom got me😂😂

Jajajajajajaja "dónde está el baño"

Duolingo crying rn

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I love ur videos I leantt spanish because of u sigan con el buen trabajo

I just learned Spanish and English the same time at a young age. School - English and Home - Spanish.

Ustedes aprendiendo español y yo inglés, suerte guys.

Bro be glade y’all have that know cuz when I was a baby me parents would only speak Spanish but if they were talking to me my mom would speak English to me but my dad really couldn’t speak English so when me parents were talking about something that they did not want to hear about they would speak Spanish and when I got a little older I understand everything they said in a little in English but a lot in Spanish. So I feel you ❤

Puede que no hayas aprendido de tu madre, pero aún así es increíble. También soy un poco español. Usando un traductor para este mensaje porque tengo muchas ganas de aprender español gracias a ti me inspiras❤️

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i learned spanish by the one and only ✨duolingo✨

She reminds me of Pepa from 'Encanto'

My biological father was Spanish and Native American and I’m trying to learn more about my cultures and my language! Sadly the amazing people who adopted me and who I’m proud to call my parents aren’t Spanish or Native so they don’t know the language! So thank you for helping me learn through your videos!