Learn Colombian Spanish Accent with Encanto 🌼👩🏻🦱

Spanish for Kids
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Today you will learn colombian spanish accent with the latest spanish disney movie: Encanto As you know, here on PolylgotPanda we love the idea of fun ways to learn spanish and we can’t promote enough how good is to learn Spanish with movies and films. So our goal is to bring you the best Spanish movies to learn Spanish.
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Do you like this Then stay because today we are going to learn Spanish with charm
Oh wow Today we're learning Spanish with Disney's new movie Encanto
As you know all our videos work the same way
First you will see a clip from a movie or TV show in Spanish with subtitles Afterwards
You will learn the vocabulary and grammar of the clip in a fun way
Finally you can take a test by watching the clip again without subtitles
Now it's time to learn Spanish with charm
Let's go
Did someone say flowers
Thank you Oh it's nothing
A sisterly piece of advice If you didn't try so hard you wouldn't always be getting in the way
Actually Isa I'm helping
It's fine and the one causing trouble here is you
Lift it a bit higher Higher
In Spanish there are three ways to compare one thing with another
One thing can be more than another thing less than another thing or equal to another thing
Let's look at the three ways to compare in Spanish
To say that one thing is more than another we
use this formula: more more adjective more than
To say that one thing is less
than another we use this formula Less more adjective
more than I am less tall than you
No that's not true
And to say that two things are equal we use this formula
The more the more like
I am as good a dancer as you
Lift it a bit
higher Higher Camilo
I need another
José José Luisa the piano
has to go up As you say
When you are given an order in Spanish you have to respond whether you accept or do not accept the order
"As you say" is a way of accepting an order
We will review the different ways in Spanish to accept orders
"Whatever you say "
Of course
I'm coming
right away Okay
Received in the kitchen
Luisa the piano should go upstairs The night
of my child must be perfect and it is not
As you know in Spanish we use the imperative to give orders
But there are two ways to give orders indirectly
You can use the verb "should" followed by an infinitive to give an order in the form of a recommendation
I need to study for tomorrow's exam
But you can also use the verb TO HAVE plus an infinitive to give
orders about what someone has to do
I have to study for tomorrow's exam
The night of my child must be perfect and it is not
Did someone say flowers
As you know in Spanish we use the word "maybe" to talk about
the probability that something will happen in the future
Maybe it will rain tomorrow
But many times we want to talk about a past probability in an ironic way
Maybe it didn't rain yesterday huh
I think it did
For this type of structure in Spanish we use the word "ACASO "
Did it not rain yesterday
I think it did
But be careful because in Spanish there is the expression "POR
SI ACASO " which we use as a translation of "JUST IN CASE "
I'm going to take the umbrella just in case it rains
The most common way to respond to "Thank you" is with the expression "You're welcome "
But there are many other expressions you can use
Let's take a look
Of course
It's nothing
Don't worry
No problem
There's no need
It's a pleasure
It's nothing
A sisterly piece of advice
If you don't try so hard you wouldn't always be getting in the way
In reality
In Spanish there are three types of conditional sentences that start with "SI"
We can talk about a probable condition an improbable condition and an impossible condition
Let's see them
When we talk about a probable condition that is something that can happen
We use the SI with the present tense of the indicative plus another present tense or the future tense of the indicative
If it rains tomorrow we won't go to Madrid
When talking about an unlikely condition that is something that is sure not to happen
We use the SI with the subjunctive imperfect and the indicative
conditional If it were to rain tomorrow we would not go to Madrid
And finally if we are talking about a condition that is impossible that is something that cannot happen
Because it is in the past we use the subjunctive pluscuamperfect tense with "si"
plus the past perfect subjunctive or the past conditional
If it had rained yesterday I would not have gone to Madrid
It's done That's all
Now you can test yourself by rewatching the Encanto clip but without subtitles
Let's go
Luisa The piano has to go upstairs
As you say Ask your sister
My daughter's night must be perfect and it isn't The guests are already arriving and nothing is better
Please your tornado is taking the flowers
Did someone say flowers
Oh it's nothing
A sisterly piece of advice If you didn't try so hard you wouldn't always be getting in the way
Actually Isa I'm helping
Is that okay And the story here is you
Very good You did it Congratulations
Now you can watch more videos to continue practicing
That's all for now
Bye pandas
