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Caption: In this short video I teach you a couple expressions so that you can encourage your friends in both sport games and Masterchef eliminations! -Or anywhere really.-

How to say cheer up and many other encouragement expressions to expand your vocabulary in this Spanish lesson!

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Title: HOW TO SAY CHEER UP IN SPANISH: Expressions and chants to encourage someone in spanish! | SAH
Description: [Music] there&#39;s times where i just need some energy and for me to get in that cheerful mood i jump around i listen to music i do all kinds of dumb stuff and laugh at myself but sometimes that is not enough for you to tear up and you need to get cheered by someone and how do you do that in spanish okay let&#39;s establish that our friend who needs cheering his name is ramon so if we wanna cheer ramon then what we&#39;re gonna do is for example say mengaba benga tu puedes vamos come on let&#39;s go let&#39;s go ba comes from vamos let&#39;s go venga animo animo animo animo it&#39;s just cheera very easy and you can combine vengaba means you&#39;re good you&#39;re good you&#39;re going good honestly i am imagining that i am tearing up ramon because he&#39;s playing some kind of sport but when i say vasbian i can&#39;t help but imagine the situation where i got this phrase from which is masterchef i was watching masterchef in spanish and i was jotting down every single thing they said from the balcony watching the once in elimination and they were like busbee and basbien it&#39;s okay you&#39;re good they&#39;re doing good and now i can&#39;t help but imagine ramon cooking instead of playing a sport muy bien muy bien like with thumbs up thumbs are very good for cheering you can say cheer up or like cheer down it&#39;s very good very good very good muy bien you see this one i heard in master chef you have it all under control you&#39;re gonna take the dish out you&#39;re gonna be in time control or an alternative would be toto you&#39;re doing good you have it all under control you are the boss bas bien lo tienes todo bajo control tu es el jefe hola refa we love girl bosses yeah you almost have it almost it&#39;s almost there you got it you got it and then you also have your typical mini songs which i love i love embarrassing myself and shouting this when i am super excited in volleyball matches with friends and i kind of play but i&#39;m like giving my all from the sidelines come on come on let&#39;s go and i&#39;m singing my miniature songs and for example you can say the typical saying the name of the person so for example with the clubs the clubs are important or you can say the typical give me an r give me an a etc and in spanish that would be me a and whatever letter it is that you want them to give you what does it make ramon oh this one&#39;s one of my favorites this one means ramon is so cool he deserves a wave do you say wave i think it&#39;s well whatever he deserves a wave another wave a tsunami i love this one how do you tear your friends up or how would you cheer them on i would definitely go for the one with the ola but i need more people with me so join me in my cheering ramon muto animal in your studying spanish and don&#39;t forget to subscribe and give it a like because on friday we have some exciting stuff coming up so until then wait how do you write adios i love my volleyball cheers they&#39;re the most cheerful