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 Caption: all the spanish pros if you need to improve your listening skills then i have an amazing video for you hola amigos my name is julio fopoli and i want you to speak spanish like a pro before we start if you haven&#39;t subscribed to this channel please do it now and don&#39;t forget to like the video too that helps me rank better on youtube and reach more people thank you so much and by the way don&#39;t forget to check my patreon channel and my website spanishlikeapro.com all that info will be in the video description as well when it comes to listening comprehension acquiring new vocabulary is essential the more vocabulary you know the better it is of course it&#39;s not always possible to learn and remember new words just from audio alone and that&#39;s where reading comes in the more you read the more your vocabulary expands you can&#39;t have enough vocabulary there&#39;s always so much more to learn in this video i&#39;ll share with you a very powerful strategy to develop conversational vocabulary from a text while improving your listening skills in the process again let&#39;s do it for this video i chose a story that was originally written in english diary of a wimpy kid but there&#39;s all of course i mean you have this the same story in many different versions and there&#39;s of of course we&#39;re going to work on the one in in spanish diario diario de greg un reyna cuajo you know rena is like a tadpole and one of the reasons that i chose this material is because i found that this the the story itself is fun and it&#39;s a story originally meant for kids ages 10 to 12 probably a little bit older middle school for the most part but the vocabulary is really good it&#39;s very conversational vocabulary vocabulary that you can use no matter your age all right so it&#39;s not just for middle schoolers it&#39;s really very very good vocabulary and at the same time the story is very entertaining so we&#39;re going to be working on that well i&#39;ll choose just a little part of this and then i&#39;m going to give you a couple of strategies to expand your vocabulary like crazy while having fun and at the same time we are going to include listening comprehension so this will include reading comprehension and listening comprehension as well let&#39;s do it and the first thing we have to do when we have some some authentic materials i mean materials not prepared for students but for native speakers is actually to try to read and understand through context you will find that there are a lot of phrases a lot of words that probably you won&#39;t know don&#39;t worry about that so we&#39;re going to start by reading this together and actually trying to guess the meaning through context so let&#39;s begin with this the first thing we are going to do is try to understand this in context and we are going to do the little translation that is to say word for word okay if we go over this we&#39;ll try to see what does it say word for word and then we&#39;re going to compare it to the english version and one of the things you&#39;ll notice is that sometimes the translations are not exactly the same but the idea is the same so it&#39;s similar idea expressed differently sometimes the wording is a little bit different we&#39;ll go over that but in primer lugar if you know this in the first place or in first place literally in the first place kiro so if you know this word the heart the heart literally is like to live to live i want to leave something or one thing clear what could this mean i want to make one thing clear well if we go to the english translation notice that this is a great phrase first of all in primary lugar de gara una cosa bien clara let me get something straight oh i want to make this very clear right so this could be a good translation to make something clear to get something straight great conversational phrase as you can tell so dejar algo in claro obi in claros it says here or bien claro we can so the haraldo this is to get something straight right and then it says so this is not the typical diary memorials so this is not the typical diary sente it&#39;s like decided to start to write my memories see my memories journal memory see now something interesting here is that if you go to the english one to the english version we see that this is a little bit different it says this is a journal not a diary now the original was in english this is a journal not a diary and one may say well why didn&#39;t they translate this literally like this this is a journal not a diary and what happens is this if you go to a dictionary the word journal in spanish is the ario and if we go to the word diary in spanish it&#39;s also the audio so imagine this translation would sound a little bit odd if we say if we said something along the lines of it so people say oh the writer is crazy well what happens is that instead of that to show this distinction between journal and diary an additional sentence was added so they said the writer said well this is a journal not a diary so they say este no es el typico diario this is not the typical diary and then it says sinciamente memorias i just started or i have just made up my mind i have decided to start to write my memories right so memorials so if we go to this journal it could be diario or it could be also memorials right so that&#39;s the reason so that&#39;s one of the things you will find is that sometimes it&#39;s worded a little bit different and that&#39;s great it will enrich our vocabulary and it will make us aware that sometimes i mean when we when we say something in a different language we have to do some kind of mental jujitsu it&#39;s not always a one-to-one correspondence one word in english same exactly same word in spanish sometimes we have to work around it right now by reading this type of materials you will start to develop this field right for these phrases and let&#39;s go on so in primary in the first place first of all quiro de garuna cosa bien clara let me get something straight i want to make this very clear memorial so again this is not a typical diary a typical journal right i or the typical this is not a typical diary actually i just decided to start to write my uh my diary right and then it says well i we&#39;ve seen this just in la tapa or we could also say just say lo que dise in la tapa i know what it says on the cover cover tapa this is the cover tapano the cover of the mega is in la tapa see so yeah i know what it says right in la tapa and then it says look see that when mom went to buy to buy it when to buy it i requested i asked her demand this word rotulo means label when it says rotulito usually this end in ito [Music] literally means like little label right if we go word for word look that when mom went to buy it i asked her specifically de manera pacifica i could say especially this is a good phrase for example if i want to say quickly quick rapido so i could say rapidamente quickly but i could say de manera rapida another way of saying exactly the same i want to say slowly lentamente but i could also say de manera right so when mom went to buy it i asked her specifically de manera pacifica que no tuviera so i asked her not to have on the cover it was referring to the cover el rotulito de diario so he didn&#39;t want this label that said diary on the page okay let&#39;s see how this was worded in english so what we&#39;re doing remember what i&#39;m doing with you is trying to translate this literally there&#39;s always a better way and this is what we&#39;re going to see now notice how this flows probably better in english when mom went out to buy this thing i specifically told her to get one that didn&#39;t say diary on it right so notice how it&#39;s worth it a little bit differently and going on let&#39;s try to understand this genial great justo lo que hacia falta if you remember from some of my other videos i can tell you asse falta pagar la cuenta it&#39;s necessary to pay the bill ase pagar la cuenta i could also say i need to pay the bill by using this phrase i could say me ase falta i need to pay for that so i could say asevalta like in general or i could say me asevalta this is an expression a serfalt that works like gustar why why lagostar well i could say i need i would say i need me like us what&#39;s that just what i needed so that any  who sees me carrying it thinks for himself what it is not what on earth well but if we look at this let&#39;s see the english because this may happen if you are working on this just in spanish sometimes it may be a little bit difficult to figure to figure out what they are trying to say okay let&#39;s see the english version of this danielle great juttologia all i need notice that how they say all i need is for some jerk to catch me carrying this book and get the wrong idea i love this sepience get to get the wrong idea right and then we see that here is a nenava little girl literally right as a puff and he&#39;s a seizing punch so as you can see this book is probably not politically correct but aimed at middle schoolers well what middle schooler is politically correct right so it has real vocabulary vocabulary that&#39;s from the real world let&#39;s actually go over this again take a moment to compare the english and the spanish and we&#39;re going to do the second thing is now we have an idea in english in spanish and it&#39;s super important to select your phrases to select a few phrases you may have a lot of words that you don&#39;t know but when it comes to this less is more we&#39;ll select some phrases or i&#39;ll select some phrases i&#39;m doing this i&#39;ll select the ones that i think that could be amazing to learn to use them correctly and i think that these phrases will help you but feel free to actually use your own okay after all this is about you one phrase that i would personally select is emprimar lugar may be easy to understand when you see it but as important as understanding it is using it first of all in the first place emprimar lugar another good phrase for this that i love quiro dejar una cosa bien clara dejar una cosaclara to make something clear to get something straight let me get something straight quiro dejaruna cosa bien clara na cosa clara another phrase that i would choose or that i wouldn&#39;t choose probably in this case i chose diario and memorials you see i use a different color that wouldn&#39;t be my first selection but if you want to have this clear distinction between journal and diary well diario and memories would be great choices i think that i&#39;m not talking about diaries and journals in my day-to-day life so probably i i would pass on these ones and then a great phrase that i would add is just location it&#39;s great just jutology this phrase could be used ironically say that you have a terrible day and all of a sudden your mother-in-law shows up to talk to you at night oh just what i needed right hootologasia of course this could be used in a positive context as well context is everything uh oh look at that that&#39;s amazing that&#39;s just what i needed to look at and i love this one to get the wrong idea um say in this case is more like emphatic so you don&#39;t necessarily need to use this in the reflexive form you could have said and that would be perfect to get the wrong idea now the game plan the first thing that you have to do if you want to work with materials like this is read the story in spanish to understand it in context it&#39;s always important to spend some time even look up some words in the dictionary if you need to try to understand it in context now don&#39;t look up every single word just try to understand let the story guide you can you guess what&#39;s going on okay don&#39;t look up the word okay try to get it in context then compare it to the english version i&#39;m talking about these situations like in this case that you have an english version and a spanish version this is ideal for that okay so compare it to the english version okay see the phrases i mean do they say exactly the same thing is it similar is it different what are the nuances in the meaning okay why would it be necessary to say differently okay so try to do that try to spend some time around the jiu-jitsu of the translation the translation jiu-jitsu the next thing is select up to five interesting words or phrases from the part you read remember less is more in the previous story i i personally chose four phrases okay um even if there&#39;s 20 words that you don&#39;t know always select just five but those five phrases that you think okay i can use them in my next conversation no doubt about it okay so select five study the new vocabulary study the phrases and then listen to the audio like a maniac okay like in this case we have this audio from from this uh from this kid from this year none listen to it over and over again first with the text then without the text okay that will help you consolidate all of this vocabulary and then this is something that it will become second nature after a while so do that a lot and vocabulary use it or lose it this is what happens with vocabulary we need to have as much as possible but as important as learning new vocabulary is also remembering in order to use it so that&#39;s the next thing you can have a checklist with the new phrases and try to use them in your next conversation if you have an opportunity to use to use this that&#39;s great if you don&#39;t have many opportunities to to speak spanish to other people i i really encourage you to to check my my patreon page we meet on saturdays at 10 am us central time and actually we we have conversations with native speakers from different areas every single class every single session they are not classes really we talk to apart from myself usually there are people from different areas mexico spain many different countries right um last week we had someone from costa rica and mexico and this coming week we&#39;re going to have someone from colombia anyway so if you need if finding people to to speak spanish is a problem for you actually you visit my website the link is in the description below and you can have an opportunity to use all of this vocabulary since i hope you have enjoyed this lesson that is a little bit different from the the ones that i&#39;ve been doing on listening comprehension if you like this material and you would like me to create more like this please don&#39;t forget to write down in the comment section below just tell me what you think how you find these materials and don&#39;t forget to check my website spanishlikeapro.com with tons of tips and ideas to improve your spanish in particular your listening comprehension skills my name is julio fopoli and remember i want you to speak spanish like a pro hasta pronto ciao
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