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 Title: Testing Steve Kaufmann's SPANISH: Spanish Synonym QUIZ!! | Spanish After Hours
Caption: I have a list of Spanish synonyms and we are going to use it to test Steve Kaufmann's level of Spanish.
Hopefully you will learn some vocabulary from this video, so let's get started without further ado.
Here we have Steve.
Good morning, good afternoon, it depends...
We start easy.
Happy
A synonym ... happy.
??? There is this word ... Happy.
Happy.
Yes! Happy.
Car.
Car ... Depending on the country.
Yes.
Where did you learn Spanish from? What country? Or is it a mix?
Well, especially in Spain, traveling in Spain, but I have not studied like ...
Seriously, but I have listened, I have read, I have met people traveling in Spain and so on.
Third word: Chair.
What?
Chair, where you sit.
Ah, chair! A chair.
Seat.
Delicious.
Hm, tasty.
Tasty, delicious ...
School.
School, university, college.
Ball.
Ball.
A ball, a ball.
Notebook.
Notebook ... A painting.
A painting ... I was thinking more something like notebook.
A notebook, a notebook.
Lovely.
Kind ...
Adorable, kind, beautiful.
There is a word in Spanish that is very ... From Spain! Spanish from Spain, which is an animal.
You say: Oh so ...?
I don't know, how beautiful, I don't know, what ...
No, how monkey (cute)
So cute, ok, I didn't know.
Ah, well we say a lot "how cute": Oh so cute! How beautiful, how good, how adorable.
Discover.
Find.
Walk.
Walk? Walk. Walk on foot.
Okay, and we are going to raise up a little, a little the difficulty. These are still not very, very difficult but they could be... Maybe, a little more difficult.
Rule. A norm.
A standard.
Or does it exist ... Maybe in Spain ... A standard, a level.
I am looking for a synonym for norm as a rule.
A rule!
A set of rules.
A rule ... Rule, a rule.
Yes!
Obese.
Fat.
Easy.
Not difficult ... Easy, easy.
Cheerful, light, something like that, I don't know.
I have simple is simple, simple
Ah simple! Yes, of course, simple ... Simple!
Simple but not the same is ... Well yes, easy.
Put away.
Look at.
No? Put away ... Well, it depends-
Put away the toys for example.
Ah, save.
To protect? Put away.
I can't.
Pick up.
Picking up is picking up?
Yes, pick up the toys.
Pick up, well, I did not know that meaning of the word pick up.
This one was requested by the followers.
Let's see if you know a synonym for: you're welcome.
When they say: Thank you! No problem.
I know, you're welcome ... No need.
Yes. No need is another way to say you are welcome.
And now, a little more difficult. These if you do not know them, it's ok.
Break.
Fail? Does this word exist in Spanish?
It exists, it exists, but it is not the same.
Breaking is ...
To break something.
Yes, it is ...
Yes, I know what to break means, but a synonym for to break ...
It is not ... Well I do not ... There is nothing I can think of.
Break.
Break, break.
Break in half.
What?
To creak in half I did not know, but to break yes.
This one is also a bit difficult.
Wield.
I don't know exactly the meaning of this word. (Doesn't this sound familiar?)
Wielding is like grabbing.
Can you think of a synonym? (Grab, grab something).
Yes. Arrincarno * (?)
I don't know.
Catch, hold.
OK yes.
Wielding is used a lot with a sword, wielding a sword.
It's like a word from fiction, for books.
Okay.
To win.
Win, succeed, achieve.
Yes, succeed, win ...
The next one is frozen, not the food but the temperature.
Frozen ... Cold, very cold.
Frozen ... Cold, I don't know. Frozen ...
Cold, icy, or icy ...
Ok.
Job.
Work (of art), work.
Oh yeah. It's true.
Yeah, uh ...
I was thinking more of work as a job.
Yes, employment, occupation ...
Position, Occupation of course.
Yes, employment, yes.
Next, persuade.
To convince. (Do you know what persuasion is?)
Yes! To convince.
Sadness.
Pity, pain.
Also sadness for example. Pity is a very good synonym.
Route.
Route?
Mhm, route.
Road? No?
Yes.
A path, a route.
If it is a mountain route, it can also be called a path.
Yes, very good, very good.
Well then. Hope you enjoyed this little game. (Yes, very, very much).
You can visit Steve's channel, who also has a YouTube channel.
Yes, my channel is called lingosteve, and I mostly talk about language learning to encourage people to learn,
because everyone can learn in principle.
Yes, yes yes.
The End.
Description: I played a synonym game with Steve Kaufmann, the polyglot! Try to guess with us and test your Spanish! I hope you can acquire some new vocabulary with this one!

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