Basic Spanish Vocabulary Series: Parts of the body
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about 2 years ago
I always learned …
I always learned barbilla or menton for chin (I’ve been to Chile, Peru, Mexico, and Honduras). It’s nice to know that “Pera” is also used but not as commonly as the other two.
about 2 years ago
aqui en Ecuador se …
aqui en Ecuador se dice barbilla… PERA es una fruta
about 2 years ago
Cada día se aprende …
Cada día se aprende algo nuevo.
about 2 years ago
yo tampoco habia …
yo tampoco habia escuchado pera
about 2 years ago
Thanks so much for …
Thanks so much for your comments! I do appreciate them.
Julio
about 2 years ago
thank you very much …
thank you very much for your very instructive videos, my learning is going twice as fast as traditionnal methods.
much sucess to your business.
about 2 years ago
ah si? jajaja yo …
ah si? jajaja yo pensé q se decía en todos lados…salu2 de Uruguay
about 2 years ago
It is Latin …
It is Latin American Spanish but with minor exceptions, these words are used everywhere.
Thanks for commenting.
Julio
about 2 years ago
-2- Personalmente …
-2- Personalmente creo que los estudiantes deben aprender a usar los artículos correctamente, y no agregarlos indiscriminadamente en todos lados. Pero, de nuevo, es más bien una posición personal. Muchas personas opinan como tú. Gracias
about 2 years ago
-1- Hola:
Gracias …
-1- Hola:
Gracias por comentar. Personalmente no me gusta poner los artículos ya que no siempre se usan o suenan correctamente al utilizarlos:
Ejemplo:
Me gusta comer fruta.
Si enseñara que “fruit” es “la fruta” ,por ejemplo, casos así generarían demasiada confusión.
about 2 years ago
Dear Hec2106,
…
Dear Hec2106,
Thanks for your comments, the video is not wrong, just that there are several words to refer to the same thing, but of course you can say “Barbilla” as well.
Thanks again,
Julio
about 2 years ago
I think the right …
I think the right translation for chin is BARBILLA . Another one, the middle finger, it´s right translation would be CORDIAL…. Again: CHIN = BARBILLA it sounds like (bar-bee-ya). Middle Finger =CORDIAL which sounds (chor-deal)
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about 2 years ago
Yo jamás había …
Yo jamás había escuchado “pera” en ese contexto, lo consulté y es claramente un regionalismo argentino o uruguayo. Por cierto soy colombiano.
Saludos.
about 2 years ago
Hola, me parece que …
Hola, me parece que hace un estupendo trabajo con estas lecciones. Le recomiendo que ponga los artículos de cada palabra, creo que eso es algo en lo que los extranjeros tienen muchos problemas y les vendría muy bien. También, no estoy de acuerdo con la palabra “pera”, me parece que debería enseñar el español más estándar posible en ese caso “mentón” sería ideal.
about 2 years ago
The word is ” …
The word is “gracias”, Thanks for your comments!
about 2 years ago
Gracias!
Gracias!
about 2 years ago
Grassious (I am …
Grassious (I am trying to say “thank you”:-)
about 2 years ago
I’m form Spain, and …
I’m form Spain, and it sounds like Spanish from America.
about 2 years ago
well, here on spain …
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gracias ppor el …
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about 2 years ago
The accent you can …
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about 2 years ago
Is this Mexican …
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about 2 years ago
i really want to …
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about 2 years ago
Yes, I totally …
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about 2 years ago
ya if u want to …
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