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How to say "Guess what!" in Spanish (Día 78)
Native speakers MIGHT use the phrase, "¡Adivina qué!". My wife from Mexico says she's heard it, although for her, "¿Sabes qué?" is more common. Some others have offered different information in the comments section. :-)
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How to say "Great minds think alike" in Spanish (Día 63)
Here's another one for you! This phrase is interesting because it can depend on if you're referring to yourself or to other people (whereas in English there is no distinction).
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How to say "gimme a break!" in Spanish (Día 79)
How to say "gimme a break!" in Spanish (Día 79)
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How to say "get out of my seat!" in Spanish (Día 67)
Here's another request for you! Notice it's not a direct translation... As many things are not. :-)
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How to say "Get lost!" in Spanish (Día 73)
Here's a requested phrase for when you just can't handle someone.
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How to say "Everyone" in Spanish (Día 1)
Hello all! It's a new year. Possibly a time to re-invent oneself or try new things. So I thought it would be fun to try and do a mini-lesson each day on some useful phrase in Spanish for the month of January.
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How to say "Don't give up / Don't stop [doing something]!" in Spanish (Día 72)
Someone asked me how to say, "Don't stop making videos!"
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How to say "Don't count your chickens before they're hatched" in Spanish (Día 92)
Here's a phrase we use to explain that a lot can happen before it happens... so don't do anything until it does.
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How to say "cat got your tongue? " in Spanish (Día 64)
Here's another requested phrase! Enjoy :-)
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How to say "calm down!" or "chill!" in Spanish (Día 15)
I know I know... two days in a row late uploads. Well if you're upset, I may as well tell you to chill out! So here's the video where I can do that in Spanish so you understand me.
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How to say "bless you!" in Spanish (Día 88)
Here's how you can tell someone "bless you" after they sneeze in Spanish!
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How to say "Better safe than sorry!" in Spanish (Día 123)
En esta lección, ¡les doy otra frase que uso muchísimo! A ver si les gusta. :-)
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How to say "Better late than never!" in Spanish (Día 93)
Here's a redo of a video because some pointed out that this phrase might be more commonly stated as "más vale tarde que nunca."
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How to say "behave!" in Spanish (Día 96)
He aquí otra frase que pidieron. Ojalá les guste.
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How to say "Beggars can't be choosers!" in Spanish (Día 120)
He aquí una frase que me gusta más en español. Ojalá les guste.
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How to say "all's well that ends well" in Spanish (Día 83)
Here's another requested phrase! Que disfruten. :-)
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How to say "A Jack of all trades" in Spanish (Día 124)
Here's one that was requested awhile back! Enjoy! Y buen fin de semana. :-)
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How to say "a chip off the old block" in Spanish (Día 74)
This phrase was meant for Friday! Sorry for the lateness. Thankfully this school year (along with the craziness it brings) is almost over.
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How to know if a Noun is Masculine or Feminine Spanish (Revised 2022)
In this video, we're going to be covering 10 rules (with exceptions) for how to know if a noun will be masculine or feminine in Spanish.
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How to form the Present progressive (-ING) in Spanish
¡Hola! In this video lesson we learn about a way to talk about things happening right now. It's call the present progressive. All you need is estar, another verb and a slight change to both and you're on your way.
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How to form Adverbs in Spanish! (feat: Juan Cena)
I hope you enjoy this video that was two years in the making! I think I have come a long way on animation but still have a long way to go.
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Great pick up line in Spanish (Día 41)
Ever want to hit on someone in Spanish? Well you're closer than ever to that goal after watching today's "Frase del Día."
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Forming Double, Triple & Quadruple Negatives in Spanish (intermediate)
Hola. In this lesson we'll be trying to be as negative as humanly possible in Spanish!