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 Title: SPEAK SPANISH LIKE A PRO! | AMAZING LEARNING TIP | INTERVIEW TO ALAN, FROM COLOMBIA (CLIP #1)
Description: This Spanish Listening Practice will train you to develop your listening comprehension fast! Just enjoy the video and transition through all of the stages doing your best, but don't skip any exercises! I plan the work, you work the plan and before you know it, your listening will have skyrocketed.

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My name is Julio Foppoli, and I want you to Speak Spanish Like a Pro! Actually today, I want you to be able to understand REAL SPANISH like a Pro! 

For that reason, I created this amazing Spanish Listening Comprehension  Training Video.

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0:00 Chapter 1: Intro
0:32 Chapter 2: Additional Materials and Resources
1:26 Chapter 3: Alan's Tip to Acquire a New Language
2:40 Chapter 4: Vocabulary Analysis
9:13 Chapter 5: Listening and Vocabulary Consolidation Work (English / Spanish Subtitles)
10:29 Chapter 6: Some Parting Words

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Caption: all the spanish pros i have an amazing video for you today this is a segment from my interview with alan a young colombian who will join us in our zoom group session this saturday as i always say from the very first moment you decide to learn spanish it&#39;s essential to listen to real spanish at all times please avoid listening to slow and natural spanish or else you will never get out of the they talk too fast stage check out my video on the seven deadly scenes of listening comprehension for more info on this if you would like to work on the whole interview please check out my patreon channel with tons of activities to increase your vocabulary and develop your listening skills in record time now before we start please like this video and subscribe to the channel and don&#39;t forget to click on the bell we are going to analyze this little segment of the interview from three different angles number one meaning this should always be our top priority to understand what the speaker is telling us number two vocabulary you&#39;ll be surprised at how many new words and structures we can learn when we analyze real speech number three listening comprehension reinforcement once we have analyzed everything we are going to consolidate everything we have seen in points one and two with a focus on recognizing every single word being said in this segment of the interview i asked alan what advice he would give to those taking their first steps learning a new language this is what he said is we are going to watch this segment again but you may have noticed that he mentions frances french this is because he&#39;s learning that language right now however this sound advice applies to any new language you may want to learn let&#39;s listen to it again foreign could you understand his advice if you did kudos to you if you didn&#39;t no worries we&#39;ll analyze it together now okay and now it&#39;s time to analyze what his advice is first of all he allen started by saying that well his advice is like having everything in that new language this could also be like to do everything in that new language or doing everything in that new language for so for instance for example now that i&#39;m learning french having the cell phone the computer the audio everything everything in french now notice that here in spanish he&#39;s using the infinitive tener el cellular whereas in english we could translate this as having the cell phone why is having or why is it tener and not teniendo well notice that he&#39;s describing the advice but he&#39;s not saying that we are actually doing it right now right this minute or that someone is doing it this is when in english you use the ing for example smoking is bad if i want to say this smoking is bad i&#39;m not saying that i am smoking or that someone is smoking right now so if i said fumando es malo this would be wrong in spanish why because in this case the ing again it&#39;s not referring to someone doing an action doing it basically this ing is working as a noun this is bad cigarettes are bad nicotine is bad tobacco is bad so the ing is working really as a noun here it makes the verb work as a noun so when we have that in spanish we do not use fumando the ando yendo ending instead we use an infinitive form for example fumar is malo following the same logic he&#39;s saying now that i&#39;m learning french his advice is tener el cellular having the cell phone tener el cellular el computador notices that alan is from colombia so instead of using la computadora or el orenadoras they use in spain well in colombia they use el computador los audios trying like to include myself or immerse myself in that environment again he says his advice is trying to immerse yourself in the environment again he&#39;s not saying that someone is doing it the advice is this right so that&#39;s why right um and talking to people in french and notice that we say an in english we could also send to talk to people in french or we could say i&#39;m talking to people in french right in spanish we use infinitive because doing this right this is i&#39;m not saying that someone is doing it it&#39;s kind of like the example that we saw before with smoking right now he mentions french because he&#39;s studying french he&#39;s giving that example this applies obviously to any language and then he says that&#39;s like or kind of like the most important thing or what&#39;s most important notice that good phrase lo mas importante what&#39;s most important or the most important thing right lomas importante para aprender i highly recommend i highly suggest trying as much as possible in lo possible as much as possible great phrase let&#39;s add it here les recomiendo mucho i highly recommend and then he says in lo posible as much as possible that that everything is in spanish and then i say something like claro buscas como laine mercion you want you&#39;re looking for you seek like immersion right uh really como laine mercion and he answered claro clarosi correcto sure sure that&#39;s right that&#39;s correct now what you can notice here is that como the use of como this is really common units that were like in spanish one of the many uses of of como is like and you probably found this in english a lot young people overusing it trying to use como all the time sometimes in situations when you probably wouldn&#39;t put it maybe if this were in writing if someone was writing this we wouldn&#39;t put como como como like this but in in real speech in in all conversations especially young people um they tend to use como a lot and someone may ask well julia but you used it here too well of course i&#39;m a young guy at heart awesome now that this message is clear listen to it over and over again as many times as you can a with subtitles to make sure you can follow his supersonic fast speed easily and then without subtitles of course it&#39;s always essential to try to use the new vocabulary and structures in your next conversation tener is all right my friends this is all for today if you need to improve your listening skills don&#39;t forget to like subscribe click on the bell and check out my patreon channel with lots of amazing activities to take your spanish to the next level my name is julio fopoli ciao
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