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User: Title: Learn Spanish Only To Crush It With Your Own Hands // SPANISH TEXTING
Caption: You know what they say right?
That when you've learnt to do something to perfection, that is when you start to do it wrong.
What do I mean by this?
Well, when you learn Spanish,
you take a hammer and
slam the Spanish against the ground, and you smash, and you pound it, and you stomp on it,
until there is only a shortened and miserable version of Spanish
that only makes your eyes hurt.
What's up baby.
Welcome, my name is Laura and if you are new here and don't know what the hell is going on,
you can turn on the subtitles.
Because although we are here to have fun, we are also here to learn Spanish.
So that, just turn them on,
if you don't know what's going on.
Spanish stickers are mainly like this:
They do not pay any attention whatsoever
to Spanish grammar rules.
They do not care.
Round one:
Tea, raisins.
You are going too far.
This is a set of stickers that go together: tea as in what you drink, and raisins as in what you eat.
You are going too far means: bro you are going too far, too far.
How would you translate you are going too far.?
Ah, you're going too far.
You went overboard.
You go overboard, you are going too far.
The sticker.
I love this one, I use this a lot.
I know right?
They are keys to open the door, but it is misspelled:
It says' 'ya ves' which means: I know right?
I know right?
You've lost it.
You've lost your mind.
If you say it too fast you end up saying seta ido.
You've lost it.
Fence fabric.
Literally.
Fence, a fence and a fabric.
Look at you.
What exactly does vaya tela mean?
Wait a sec...
Vaya tela.
According to Word Reference users, it's like oh my god.
Oh my gosh, look at that.
Take your time.
Tomatoe your time.
Take your time.
Without
shovel
words
Without words.
Get over it.
Get
pear
it.
Get over it means: get over it.
This does not affect me.
Oh, this is so good.
Repercutir is to affect.
If you say that it means it doesn't affect me.
This does not affect me.
Second round.
Imagine that they write you this message.
Oh sorry,
I won't be able to go because my grandmother is in the hospital and ...
She's broken her leg.
In that case you send the juice of excuses.
Because obviously you know that what he just gave you is a very fat excuse.
And they are not going to stick you with it.
In that case you can answer with this other sticker: here, to cut your show.
And he has scissors ...
For you to cut ... your show
You can also answer him: that's not very TAKI TAKI RUMBA on your part.
If they tell you something that's no funny at all,
you can send them this one that says jajan't.
But if they send you a funny message, you can respond with this set of stickers:
If you are the one who has to send the excuse, then you can send this sticker.
I can't, I'm chubby and tired.
I am chubby and tired.
But then you risk being answered with this sticker:
'You are a bore' card.
Now we put ourselves in another situation, okay?
Imagine that tomorrow you have an exam, but you have not studied anything at all.
So you are going to fail.
In this case you have several options:
You have the keys to the crying room, take them, take them and go to the crying room.
We also have this other sticker that says: from bad to worse.
We go from bad to worse.
From bad to worse.
Bad would be to stumble ... oh.
Worse would be to trip and fall:
You can also send this other sticker that says:
Well actually, it's going well,
I mean, not the test, failure.
If you want to say no, send this sticker that says: no.
No but in blue.
There is only one option: no, in two colors.
If you want to say yes, you can send this sticker that says yes to everything.
If you do not want to answer, send this sticker that says ignoring,
you know right?
Ignore, to not pay attention.
If your friend has not studied for the exam either then he can answer you
with this sticker: me and my tears.
Yes, it's Jungkook from BTS.
Third round, complete destruction of the Spanish.
These stickers don't care about grammar.
For example: seen.
With the two blue tics.
Veido does not exist, it is said visto.
But it being veido makes the sticker funnier ... for some reason ...
Maldi, tasea.
This is a wonderful set of two stickers that zooms in
on a girl lying on the floor.
Maldi tasea is not divided like this is divided 'damn it'.
Don't freak out.
What does this mean in english?
Don't freak out in English.
According to internet users, no te flipes is don't trip, don't trip out.
Don't you freak out.
All I ask for is a minimum of respect.
This one hurts, okay?
This one makes your eyes bleed.
Correctly it would be written in this other way,
but honestly if it was well written no one would use it.
Here we have two stickers of embeces.
Embeces doesn't exist, instead they mean sometimes.
Sometimes would like to be dead.
Sometimes life is not what we want.
Sometimes life is not what we want.
This one hurts, this one hurts a lot.
Embeces, bad.
life... with B.
Life with B.
It is not bida is vida, Vida.
It's not the way we want it to be.
This one hurts a lot, huh, the eyes.
And finally ending round 3 and introducing round 4 we have:
And finally ending round 3 and introducing round 4 we have:
Let's see b*tch, calm down.
This Barbie sticker is wonderful and painful, both at the same time.
Because aber without H is the worst crime that can be committed.
In case you don't know, we Spaniards are a bit rough when it comes to talking
and we say a lot of swearwords, a lot of swearing.
For example, this is a classic:
ha ha ha ha ha ha ha
You are not actually saying ha ha ha and you are not actually laughing
at what your friend has said.
You're thinking - what a moron.
In Spain the more you insult a person, the more intimate is your relationship.
We also have this other sticker that says I sh*t on the b*tch (already).
A classic.
With this sticker you do not have to write I sh*t on the b*tch (already),
you just press and send it.
When someone is telling you about their life and you don't care, you can send them
this box of medicine that says:
I don't give a s*it.
I don't give a s*it is very rude, it is extremely rude, because the complete sentence is:
I don't give a *uck
If you want to insult someone you have a creative and artistic way like this set of stickers:
A**hole
I don't know if you know who this man is, he is the one who made huge artworks in Art Attack.
He would take his can of salt and make art.
This set of stickers is very good, you have to admit it.
But if you want to insult in a more direct and less artistic way, you can always
use this sticker:
It is a tweet from Renfe, Renfe if you do not know about it, is about trains.
A train.
It goes like this: We have trains for you to go f*ck yourself.
This is also very good.
With this sticker I'll say goodbye and with a cake until next week at 8. (lol this translation)
Bye.
Description: Learn the best Spanish SLANG with stickers!! Spanish texting nowadays includes many GIF'S and Stickers, and these are filled with slang and colloquial Spanish that anyone can learn because they are just that useful. Beginner, intermediate, advanced... For everyone!!

So you know it, if you want to learn some Spanish texting slang, check out the 4 levels!

00:00 What happens with Spanish when texting?
01:27 1st ROUND: Puns
03:46 2nd ROUND: Convinient
07:28 3rd ROUND: Spanish Destruction
10:35 4th ROUND: Swearwords

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For BEGINNERS!

[WATCH THIS BEFORE GOING TO SLEEP, ASMR]
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[My Present To You, 5 MINUTE BROWNIE]
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[ADVENT CALENDAR]
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INTERMEDIATE!

[I bought a ball for the sake of my back.]
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