Thank you guys I work in a kitchen and this will help me understand my Spanish speaking coworkers

muchas gracias!! tu canal es exactamente lo que he estado buscando! voy a sonar como una mexicana autentica y poder hablar con fluidez

Ah you guys are great! Just found you through MaddieGold. I’ve only studied Spanish in school for years (native English speaker in California). I can read and write Spanish but speaking is terrifying. Spanish from other countries can be hard to learn from but I can understand a lot of what you are saying because I am used to hearing Mexican Spanish in California. Thank you so much for your channel. You are funny and great teachers.

I saw someone say to put the captions in English but i disagree!! Please keep the captions in Spanish. It’s more challenging and we can’t cheat 😊 Anyway, I am loving your videos!

@chicagobernie2061

9 ай бұрын

@laylae.611 EITHER English or Spanish would be great. Because we could always use a translate app to figure out the English. :-)

the skit del final es lo mejor

damn very well explained. loved alll the examples!!

My new fav channel....el fantistico

@Mextalki

2 ай бұрын

Thank you! 🙌🏼

This video has a very high cabrón footprint.

Cabron and Chamaquito are my favorite Spanish words

Me encanta estes videos!

@Mextalki

3 жыл бұрын

Muchas gracias! ☺️

No one has made a video about the word “pinche” . Could you guys do one? Would be nice to understand the context that it’s used in

@Mextalki

2 жыл бұрын

Next video will be about it 😉 thanks for the idea!

JAJA carnales !! He esperado este video por miles de años ! Es que mis amigos siempre lo usan pero no se que significa , jeje !

@Mextalki

3 жыл бұрын

Ahora sabes lo que significa 😉 gracias por tu comentario!

❤ growing up in Downey California 1970. My Dad would call me carbon and spanish from DF Mexico. 2000. I had a spanish girlfriend remember visiting her and talking like my Dad in spanish. Damn, I thought carbon was son. Carbon martinez. Well, she said, your Dads spanish is all wrong. Well, I only speaks english but family and friends I speak spanish.. I can’t be ignorant. I live in Downey California. I only read English. Thanks alfoabeto ‘s.

You guys are amazing! I don't think I will ever get it! Do you want a mujer to cook for you awhile?🤣 Maybe I could learn then??Thanks

@Mextalki

3 жыл бұрын

Thanks for your comment! Hahaha we’d love someone who can cook us some enchiladas 🤤

@lwilki6942

3 жыл бұрын

✌

This is the only word i do understand bc of growing up LOL thx @ my mom

If the captions were in English when you speak Spanish it would be easier to understand the word that you're explaining 😁👍

"Cabron" is a male goat. Literally. Not a sheep.

Nunca supe que cabron significaba 'male sheep'. Pensé que era solo jerga. ¡Buen hecho en este vídeo!

@alohalaniboido8083

6 ай бұрын

"Cabron" is a male goat, not a male sheep. This is the literal meaning.

Make a video about "puerco" next

It’s a male goat, brother

Jaja entonces básicamente significa cada palabra

a male goat not a male sheep))

Cabrón is a big male goat (a billy goat in English). Cabra is a female goat.

@alohalaniboido8083

6 ай бұрын

Correct.

"El día de ayer" creo que es una frase incorrecta, pero muy común. Y también el "pagar dinero" 🤔

😂

Is this the Cabron from the Chili Peppers song?

Counted 7 "cabròn"

I thought it was a male goat?

@Mextalki

Жыл бұрын

You’re right. My translation was wrong

Congratulations on turning a 90-second video into 11 minutes.

@dzim8822

24 күн бұрын

They went through many different meanings which would have been difficult to do in 90 seconds. I appreciated the fact that they went into depth. If you are so concerned with videos being short, maybe you should be watching on Tic Toc.

I did not know it was a male sheep XD

@christophermichael5764

3 жыл бұрын

Yo también

@alohalaniboido8083

6 ай бұрын

It is a male goat, not a male sheep.

Ram

@Mextalki

3 жыл бұрын

Yeah I noticed that later 😅 but the idea was clear

@kanthonysmith

3 жыл бұрын

@@Mextalki it was an excellent video. The point was very clear. Thank you.