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 Leyenda: In this video I will be telling you about the different meanings to the word 'gracias' other than thank you in Spanish! Knowing how to say 'gracias' in Spanish, as in thank you, is very useful! But you should also know that gracias does not only mean thank you! In this video I will be telling you about the 5 different meanings you didn't know to the word 'gracia'!

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Descripcin: gracias is one of the three words that people know when visiting a spanish-speaking country the other two being hola e adios in case you don&#39;t know them they mean hello and goodbye means many things that you may not know about and of course it can be used in many situations you can use gracias as in oh thank you very much gracias no thank you no gracias thanks gracias like when you&#39;re not sure why someone would be giving something to you and so you&#39;re a bit confused do you say with an interrogation mark at the end well if it&#39;s spanish it&#39;s to one at the end and one or the beginning but we&#39;re not gonna need to pick anything today and you can also say thanks for nothing gracias por nada but in this case gracias has many other meanings other than thank you first of all and the most similar it&#39;s dathius ah thanks to gracias and i wouldn&#39;t have to buy jelly because of course she&#39;s made some for me thanks grandma next up is gracia tener gracia ser gracioso tener gracia gracioso tener gracia is to be someone funny to be someone like the life of the party the person you always are laughing at or with or it could be just something that someone has said that is very funny it&#39;s someone that is funny it&#39;s either a person on a person a situation a funny situation a situation gracious or you could be on the internet being productive with your time and watching cat videos and you&#39;re looking at them with googly eyes you&#39;re like oh and suddenly they do something funny and you go ah terafioso something like that videos and at the same time it could be something that is not funny no is gracioso no es something that&#39;s not funny or something that is not that funny noise so you&#39;re with a friend and you tell them a joke and suddenly they start laughing so much and so hard they are holding their stomach and you go like it&#39;s not that funny no estan gracioso or it could be a situation that&#39;s not funny in that case it would be no generation this is something you say when you&#39;re kind of upset maybe someone else is laughing that&#39;s something bad that happened to you so maybe you i don&#39;t know okay so maybe a dog walked by and peed on your shoe and you&#39;re so pissed so so pissed and your friend is laughing at this unfortunate event that just happened to you then you go and say no tina gracia or you can say nothing like with the swear word in there in english you also have the verbal version it&#39;s not funny it&#39;s not funny situation that&#39;s not funny it&#39;s not funny and on the other hand of the misfortunate events or the misfortunate people we have the word des gracia it&#39;s gracia but with the prefix this at the beginning des gracia des gracias so when something it&#39;s description it&#39;s something misfortunate something bad that has happened for example a misfortune like this would be when a family member dies so you would go que des gracias paco que des gracia la muerte de paco it&#39;s such a pity or such a misfortune paco&#39;s death on the other hand description if you use it on a person can be used as an insult like a bastard or something like that you can say des graciado des graciados let&#39;s get into situation right now you are an old lady and you are walking down the street on madrid on busy streets and then a thief goes by running and gets your purse in that case if you were a spanish old lady then you would probably scream des graciado queresundes rafiados something like this old ladies also scream this when watching tv and a criminal that has done many bad things appears and they start screaming at the screen and yeah it&#39;s more like when it comes out of your soul you say this graphic like without d d o at the end you get rid of the d because when you say these things you kind of cut corners you&#39;re so full of emotion that you just get rid of letters and you just say the shorter version you do not say des graciado you say des gracial and then we also have again someone with gracia algeen catina gracia but in this case it&#39;s a different meaning so this is something that you would differentiate by context we saw before that fenergachia someone that&#39;s funny someone that&#39;s maybe really witty with their humor the life of the party but in this case it means to be graceful is very similar to the english word tener gracia to be elegant graceful so maybe i could say my sister maria is very graceful when dancing mir mana maria tiene mucha gracia bailando now depending on the context of course you could interpret it both ways depends on how you&#39;re actually seeing my sister dance so she&#39;s dancing in a really funny way to make you laugh you will understand that she&#39;s very funny when dancing but if you see that she&#39;s really elegant and she has really perfect and clean moves then you know that when they are saying viene muta gracia they are referring to the fact that she is very graceful when dancing now back to the traditional meaning of the word gracias thank you if you were to subscribe then of course i would say gracias for subscribity leave a comment down below if you knew any of these because for today we are done
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Ttulo: WHEN GRACIAS DOESN'T MEAN THANK YOU // 5 Different meanings you didn't know to the word 'gracia'!!