Spanish for Expats: Don't Mix Up These Words

Описание: Learn common Spanish words that sound similar but have very different meanings! Join host Brighton West and Spanish teacher Brieana as they break down confusing word pairs that often trip up Spanish learners. Perfect for anyone planning to visit or live in Mexico!

Reach out to Brieana for Spanish Lessons or Translation: +1 (541) 598-6790 (WhatsApp or Text)

Chapters:
0:00 Introduction
0:24 Ahora vs Ahorra (Now vs Save)
2:07 Arena vs Harina (Sand vs Flour)
3:28 Papa vs Papá vs El Papa (Potato vs Dad vs Pope)
6:10 Mejor vs Mayor (Better vs Older)
9:16 Hola vs Ola (Hello vs Wave)
10:35 Hombre vs Hambre vs Hombro (Man vs Hungry vs Shoulder)
16:38 Pero vs Perro (But vs Dog)
18:03 Si vs Sí (If vs Yes)
19:15 Listo vs Lista (Ready vs List)
21:36 Viajo vs Viejo (Travel vs Old)
24:20 Cerca vs Cerca (Fence vs Close)
25:32 Derecho vs Derecha (Straight vs Right)
28:22 Clave vs Clavo (Password vs Nail)

Want to avoid ordering sand tacos instead of flour ones? Need to know the difference between being tired (cansado) and married (casado)? This lesson covers essential vocabulary distinctions that will help you communicate more clearly in Spanish.

Special thanks to Spanish teacher Brieana for sharing her expertise! If you're interested in personalized Spanish lessons, contact her on WhatsApp: +1 (541) 598-6790 or by email [email protected]


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