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User: Title: LEARN CONVERSATIONAL VOCABULARY LIKE A PRO! REAL SPANISH VOCABULARY IN CONTEXT!
Description: This video will train you to develop your Spanish conversational vocabulary which is essential for improving your listening comprehension fast! Just enjoy the video and don't skip anything! I plan the work, you work the plan and before you know it, your listening will have skyrocketed.

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Caption: all the spanish pros bienvenidos when i was editing sara&#39;s interview a few days ago i noticed that she used some really interesting phrases that will make your spanish sound really cool and natural that&#39;s why i created this short video for you nothing better than learning those awesome phrases that native speakers use all the time a little bit of context here sara is from spain but she&#39;s currently living in greece i asked her how that happened let&#39;s listen to what she replied a and we will begin by analyzing what actually sarah said remember that my question was how did how she ended up in in greece she&#39;s from spain and she said something along the lines of bini the first part bini aqui de voluntaria i came here as a volunteer i volunteered to come here to see mrs i was here for seven months notice that she&#39;s describing actually finished actions in the past this happened and then this happened that&#39;s why she&#39;s using the prejudice actually most of this is in the pressure binyaki i came here pressured and now we have the phrase that&#39;s really interesting when she says is a word that usually we think of not as nothing with that meaning if you have that meaning in mind i was seven months and nothing and then something about the spanish academy i don&#39;t want to actually translate it yet but nothing makes no sense like that well this is because this phrase is very good in conversation use all the time this lady is from spain this is used all over the world it&#39;s not just spanish from spain only and the phrase nada actually means pues well or so so nada is like plus like when in english you say and well uh this happened then also i was working as a volunteer and so okay so this is one of the uses of nada so apart from nothing it could mean well so and then we have another great phrase here which is alfinal alfinal actually means in the end at the end that&#39;s another very good phrase and then we have this phrase now if you know the word acabar acabar most students associated with this idea of to finish doing something right so i want to give you a moment for you to think of this what do you think she means by when she says this akabe trabajando and academia de i&#39;ll give you a moment to think about that [Music] all students that see this structure for the first time they tend to think of okay i stopped working in an academy in spanish academy we&#39;ll put that to the test let me ask you this question what&#39;s the difference between quality difference in an academia de espanol i&#39;m going to give you a few seconds and now it&#39;s the time for the big reveal the difference what&#39;s the difference between these two structures if we say acaba di trabajar bueno acabarde plus infinitive acabar de mas infinitivo this means to have just done something i just finished working in a spanish academy now a cabaret trabajando in an academia de espanol acabar haciendo algo this pattern means to end up doing something so notice the difference acabar de trabajar it means you finished working you finished doing that this means that you end up doing something academic i came here as a volunteer i was seven months here that&#39;s implicit and well in the end i ended up working in a spanish academy that&#39;s here in the area where i live so there you have it three amazing phrases that spanish speakers use all the time but when it comes to vocabulary if you don&#39;t use it you lose it i would like to read some of your examples in the comments section below and if you like this type of content don&#39;t forget to like the video subscribe and click on the notification bell and check out my patreon channel with tons of gems to improve your conversational spanish vocabulary and listening skills fast remember my name is julio fopoli and i want you to speak spanish like a pro adios novemos pronto
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