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logo não quer dizer LUEGO. Logo depois, sim. Logo pode ser "já" ou "em conclusão". Quero logo um chá! ou Penso, logo existo.

Está bien bonita la canción, amé

Oi, eu estou começando a aprender portugués com as apps bussu e duolingo. Corriganme si esque hize algo mal. De los errores se aprende :v

Estas bien

Lol

🇪🇦Hueco >>> 🇧🇷 Brecha, buraco, lacuna... 😅 Só brincando 😅 Muito bom o vídeo.

Eyyy muchas gracias, que tan excelente tip

RUclipseeeee how do u know bitch! U watchin' me!! How the hell u know I'm learning espñol and u r showing me these shorts!! Hell no why! I didn't even searched for it!!!!

Buen consejo!

Al Chile ni yo te entendi y eso que hablo español

Asi nos pasa a nosotros que aprendemos ingles. Suerte

А почему они поют в ванной? 🤔

Очень красивое исполнение 😍😍❤

Eu falo português e podo Dizer algumas palavras e demasado facil

O mais legal é que a partir do relato legendado para o espanhol, consigo entender melhor esse babado 😂

¿¿How many times did they reply “La verdad es que sí”??

Una pregunta, me he percatado que también pasa algo parecido con las palabras que en español terminan en -era en portugués sería -eira, ejemplo: casera (caseria).

Me gustas. Los niñ@s pequeños en mi pais dicen… Espero algun dia te gustes de mi ❤️

Oh my God you are so beautiful

You don't eat Kinder Bueno with milk, just eat it and that's it. The milk is in the package because it haschocolate milk. but... you should use the milk for the galletas rellenas. You can eat them as they are but they can be a bit dry, if you dip them in milk they are awesome. The ones you bought are unbranded (supermarket brand) so they might be bad, but if you try Principe or Elgorriaga they are very nice. That Dipper is a copy of the classic Palotes, it's nothing special but every spanish kid has tried them.

Me gustas

me gusta el libro

Me gustas me gustas

Are there any Turkish

Kakajaja

Estaba viendo un video de una entrevista a una modelo fitness brasileña en donde daba consejos de alimentación y no necesite ni leer los subtitulos porque pude entender casi todo, como en un 75% y eso que es portugués brasileño intentaré buscar videos con portugués de Portugal a ver si también puedo. Lo mismo me pasa con el italiano pero entiendo más el italiano clásico o la manera de hablar elegante que la más vulgar, un ejemplo cuando veo el padrino. 😂😂😂😂😂

Anyone who struggles with this, get the free app Language Transfer, on one of the lessons they explain this, they also explain a lot of difficult grammar in Spanish.

Nao falo Portugal ey fari mosa

A mulher com uma semana, fala melhor que eu kkkkkk

Pq as legendas estão em espanhol?

That’s funny 😂😂😂

Gracias !

Are you holding a knife 😬

Hola! No te preocupes..nos pasa igual a los que hablamos español y aprendemos inglés.. Y seguro ellos entendieron tu mensaje. Hasta luego!

Vamos gringos kkkkkk

Oops! No sabo nada

Fantástic !

Es verdad el acento en la letra O lo dirá todo.

cuantos años tienes?😮❤

What about "me agradas mucho"? Cause I didn't have the pleasure to know you so much. "I like you" sound to me "Me agradas" or "Me simpatizas"

So, Depending on the country we do use it like ¿te gustó el libro? Or ¿te gustó la sopa? Is the past way You like also be ¿ Yo te gustó?

No joke with the linguistic order or linguistic joke the order no 😂

Don't know why, but... This fine lady is giving me "Keira knightley vibes."

I totally feel you. I'm a Brazilian who learned Spanish and made the same mistake 😂

i didn't hear anything. I m just staring at you 😍

This happened with me 😂😂🤣

1: please be careful, because to my ears it sounds like you may be saying "te gustó" en vez de "te gusto." ¡¡¡Las tildes son importantes!!! 2: gustar when used about people tends to have a romantic meaning; a native will understand (because they understand that you are a non-native making a mistake), but the correct and not romantic way to indicate that someone gives you a good (or bad) feeling is "me cae bien/mal." P.S. caer bien and caer mal can be used to talk about anyone giving a positive or negative feeling to anyone else, just conjugate "caer" and add the indirect object pronoun! (i.e. "le," "nos," "te," "me" etc.)

My sister's German husband told her, "you look like hell." When he picked her up for a date. She told him that's not a compliment.

Grasueso