13 Spanish Hacks I Learned In Mexico

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  @SpanishWithNate. · 1 year ago · pinned

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  @ElWiwikiyoEse · 1 year ago

  Me as a Mexican: &quot;Hmm yes, I might need to know these hacks&quot;

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  @aj5332 · 1 year ago

  As a Mexican native Spanish speaker, I think is a great video

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  @Oviraptor10 · 1 year ago

  Mexican here~ watching this so I can send it to my husband who wants to learn Spanish, hahaha. Great video!<br>Couple things I would like to point out: <br><br>1. Provecho is still very common and totally normal in formal restaurants too. In fact, it is considered to be very polite and well-mannered.<br><br>2. I don&apos;t know if this is nation-wide but at least where I&apos;m from it&apos;s also very common to say &quot;Buenas&quot; as an alternative to &quot;Buen dia&quot; or &quot;Buenos dias&quot; and it can be used at any time of time: Morning, afternoon, evening, night, doesn&apos;t matter.<br><br>3. About &quot;pedo&quot;. Important to point out that it is very casual and informal in any case, not just for the &quot;What&apos;s up?&quot;. Though common, don&apos;t use it with people you&apos;re not familiar with or very close to in any of the cases.<br><br>Anyway, what an amazing video! It was really fun and informative.

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• LR

  @Lronu13 · 1 year ago

  Soy mexicano y vine a aprender los Hacks 🙌🏼

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• LU

  @luisantoniovz · 1 year ago

  You can say &quot;aguas&quot; to express &quot;be careful/stay alert&quot; &quot;AGUAS CON EL CARRO&quot; &nbsp;something like cuidado con

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  @antonSugar · 1 year ago

  The way in which you say &quot;ahorita&quot; can also determine how urgent the matter is.

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  @goth_sxe · 1 year ago

  As someone who is actively learning spanish, these videos are SO helpful for me. A lot of people at my work (coworkers and customers) speak spanish as well as a lot of my friends and extended family. I try to speak spanish as much as I can with people. Videos like these sharing tips and phrases and stuff like that help me feel so much more confident when going to speak to other people. It’s a big game changer honestly.

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• CA

  @catherineconner7211 · 1 year ago

  American living in Xalapa and this was all 100% true!

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• NI

  @nickflynn439 · 11 months ago

  These are actually gold.

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• MI

  @miguelangelzgtv · 1 year ago

  The missing hand gesture when you ask the waiter for the bill, which is pretending to be signing in the air

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  @dansaga656 · 1 year ago

  Como nativo parlante la manera de confirmar que alguien ocupa algo en ese instante es preguntando &quot;Ahorita ya?&quot; así ya te das cuentas si la persona necesita de urgencia que te muevas o lo hagas a la hora que te ngas tiempo por ende la otra persona responde &quot;Si, ya ahorita&quot; afirmas qué en ese instante quieres que se haga lo que solicitas, solo así descubres si el &quot;ahorita&quot; de la persona que te lo dice esta hablando de llevar a cabo una acción en el instante o se tomará su tiempo.

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