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 Title: MINI-DIALOG #4| STAGE 5: Vocabulary Matters (Part 1)! SPANISH LISTENING COMPREHENSION PRACTICE
Description: hola vivos my name is julio fopoli and i want you to speak spanish like a pro you&#39;ve already done the hardest part but the vocabulary analysis we&#39;ll do today is key to improving your listening skills after all vocabulary and comprehension go hand in hand comment let&#39;s get started stage five vocabulary matters part one hola soy el doctor rabufi pero no soy medico well the words doktoran medico we know that both could mean or could refer to a medical doctor however when we say doctor this also means it&#39;s persona residual mass altogradoa academico so someone with the highest academic degree phd or a doctorate then particularly catholic special title from the catholic church and then medical water professional especially podologo we can call a physician doctor doctor but also we could call a doctor like a dentist a pathologist etc and then rabuthi goes on to say this doctor campos doctors or well this means like i&#39;m one of those doctors the word one is implicit one of those doctors that one of those that you have in all fields that i is that is there are but in this case it&#39;s more like one of those doctors that you have that that that are in all fields right campo could be field or even the word countryside campo however when we talk about campus in a certain area well this is fields or a field of expertise one of those doctors that you have in every field you know dr renartes doctor in philo sofia one of those unodesos one of those same as this one right or similar to this one this time with the word uno and then it says impression impressionante means impressive now how about the word no here impression what&#39;s this no think about it why would we put no so no it&#39;s like when in english was that right isn&#39;t it for example you like music right no you like music don&#39;t you know the same thing he continues with hard work and a lot of passion everything can be achieved lograr is to get to achieve to obtain so he&#39;s expressing this idea if you work hard and you put a lot of passion you can get you can achieve anything right todo anything now this is a word that we&#39;re going to discuss in a little bit todo don&#39;t confuse todo with todos todo everything todos everyone we&#39;ll see this in a little bit and here notice that it says this anything can be achieved anything can be achieved or attained but not the use of sepuere instead of can be achieved puede ser lo grado this is what in spanish we call passive voice which say in spanish we tend to avoid the use of the literal use of can be achieved i&#39;m not saying that no one will ever use it after all it&#39;s a valid structure in the spanish language but it&#39;s not as common now let&#39;s see some other examples that use this c for example we want to say cheese is sold here you don&#39;t need to put aqui for here it&#39;s implicit spanish is spoken here how would you say this habla espanol use furniture is bought here furniture in spanish is muables used furniture is bought here second now this is a very important topic in the spanish language this structure is called bos pasiva conse so i put it here so that if you need to research to to learn more about this these are the keywords that you need to look up a quick message before we continue as you know making these videos takes a brutal amount of time if you&#39;re watching this video you are already supporting my channel and if you give it a like you are helping me even more thank you for that and if it&#39;s within your possibilities please consider subscribing to my patreon page you can donate as little as three dollars a month to support my creative process thank you very much for being so awesome now let&#39;s get back to the content of this video and then constante del excelenciante todo claro busque da busqueda from the verb buscar busqueda is the search as a noun or the quest la busque claro of course now going over the answers with some of my private students and some of the the answers that i saw on the website about this this particular video most people thought that mr rabuffi was actually a professor rabuffi really meant this right that in his life he lived by this motto right that with hard work and passion everything can be achieved and the constant quest for excellence something that a lot of people didn&#39;t pay attention to was this screen when he&#39;s working in front of the computer that you see something like this well he&#39;s saying this disappears and it says processando processando as you can probably guess processing your and compra is order or purchase both words could be good translations processing your order processing your purchase and then the screen says this doctorados falsos ja doctorado is a phd or a doctorate highest academic degree that you can get at university but then it says falsus the word falso means fake so fake degrees fake degrees now have a look at this word ya o ja you will usually hear me switching between ya and jab two of the most common pronunciations for that letter letter y in spanish ja ya and what&#39;s the meaning of ya a lot of people when they see the word ja they think of already and that&#39;s one of the translations but it also means right now right now now putting all this together when he&#39;s on his computer he it says processando compra processing your order fake degrees right now and then look at this it says gracias por su pedido gracias por thank you for gracias is always followed by the preposition poor if you say thank you for something right gracias por so for example gracias por algo in this case gracias por su pedido thank you for your order right or thank you for doing something gracias por comprar este producto thank you for buying this product you would use gracia por algo gracia por aceralgo now the word pedido pedido is order so notice that we have different words to say order compra pedido another word and here we have another one or the compra literally ordering the compress purchase order we can use it also to say order order number order the compra and this symbol number is said in spanish this is like business days working days in 10 business days you will receive your diploma dr rabufi now coming back to this he says in our next video we&#39;ll continue analyzing the vocabulary from this story please don&#39;t forget to like this video subscribe to the channel and click on the notification bell so every time i upload some new materials you&#39;ll be the first one to know and if it&#39;s within your possibilities please consider subscribing to my patreon page and remember my name is julio fopoli and i want you to speak spanish like a pro [Music] you
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My name is Julio Foppoli, and I am on a quest to get Spanish learners worldwide to improve their listening skills, learn tons of vocabulary in the process, and have fun. After all, I want you to Speak Spanish Like a Pro!

This week's videos will definitely blow your mind! I had a blast creating them and I am positive you will enjoy them as well!

PLAYLIST WITH THIS VIDEO SERIES (more episodes will become available when I upload new videos)
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The pace of Speech is natural, in other words, very fast for non-native Spanish speakers. The key is not to simplify the audio that you will hear, or translate for you everything you hear, because that's not real life speech. No, the key is not to simplify what you hear, but actually create activities to enable you to understand fast-paced spoken speech.

To achieve that, this exercise has five different stages. Today, we will be working on STAGE 4, PUSHING YOUR LIMITS!

STAGE 1: GETTING THE GIST 
In this first stage, you will watch the video twice to get a feel of what is going on. 

STAGE 2: GETTING MORE DETAILS 
In this section, you will focus on getting more details about the story. 

STAGE 3: GETTING EVERY DETAIL
In this section, we'll work on understanding even more details about the story until you get EVERYTHING! And you will have to answer specific questions about the story.

STAGE 4: PUSHING YOUR LIMITS
This stage is not for the faint of heart, but that can take you to the next level_ fast! 

STAGE 5: VOCABULARY
In this stage, we will analyze all the conversational vocabulary in the mini-dialog, after all, vocabulary and listening comprehension go hand-in-hand. The more vocabulary you know, the easier it is to understand.

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