Hello, welcome to Spanish 101 by AllSkills here. I'm Angela or Ángela pronounced in Spanish,
your guide for this course. I was born and raised in Spain, raised bilingual. I've been teaching and
helping people with their English and Spanish for a while and I'm excited to help you get started in
your Spanish journey. About me, I love cooking, hiking, spending time outdoors even though it
looks like I'm in a dungeon. It's just that we love our historical stuff in Spain so my apartment
has this really old looking wall. I have a script in front of me to make sure that I say everything
perfectly and I don't slip up and you understand me well so you catch me looking at the screen,
that's why. I also want to remind you to be patient with yourself and remember this is a
beginner's course, okay? We'll be doing repeat after me videos, content videos and more videos
will be added for your request and feedback. Feel free to pause and re-watch them at any time
and also refer to your course PDF to keep expanding your knowledge on all these topics,
all right? I'll be seeing you in our videos. You got this, good luck.
Hola y bienvenido, mi nombre es Angela y soy de España. En este video vamos a aprender frases de
viajar. Hi and welcome, my name is Angela and I'm from Spain. In this video we'll cover phrases
related to travel. I'm going to say each one and then give you some time to repeat after me.
Let's get to it. Quisiera un taxi, por favor. That means, I would like a taxi, please.
¿Cuánto cuesta? That means, how much does it cost? ¿Dónde está el baño? That means,
where is the bathroom? La cuenta, por favor. That means, the bill, please. Just asking for the
bill. Necesito ayuda. That means, I need help. Perdí mi pasaporte. That means, I lost my
passport. Okay, this one's a little bit long. Feel free to pause anytime. ¿Dónde está la
estación de tren? That means, where is the train station? I'll do it one more time,
a little bit faster. ¿Dónde está la estación de tren? This one's a little bit long too.
Quisiera una habitación con baño privado. That means, I would like a room with a private
bathroom. Let's do it one more time, part by part. Quisiera una habitación con baño privado.
¿Cuánto cuesta por noche? That means, how much is it per night? Necesito una ambulancia.
That means, I need an ambulance. ¿Hay wifi? That means, is there wifi? I know
sounds a little bit funny, but that's really how we pronounce it. ¿Cuál es la contraseña?
That means, what is the password? Okay, that's it for this one. Hasta luego. See you later.
Hola y bienvenido. Mi nombre es Angela y soy de España. En este video, vamos a aprender saludos
educados esenciales para principiantes. Hello and welcome. My name is Angela and I am from Spain.
In this video, we will cover polite expressions for beginners in Spanish. I will say each word
or phrase and then give you time to repeat it. Let's get started. Por favor. That means, please.
Gracias. That means, thank you. De nada. That means, you're welcome.
Disculpa. That means, excuse me. Perdón. That means, sorry. Con permiso. That means, excuse me,
when moving through a crowd. Lo siento. That means, I'm sorry. Thank you for watching.
Gracias por verlo. Nos vemos en el siguiente. See you in the next one.
Hola y bienvenido. Mi nombre es Angela y soy de España. En este video, vamos a aprender
introducciones. Hi, I'm Angela and I'm from Spain. In this video, we will cover basic introductions.
I will say each word or phrase and then give you time to repeat after me. Let's get started.
That means, what is your name? Me llamo. That means, my name is.
That means, nice to meet you.
That means, where are you from? Soy de. That means, I am from.
That means, how old are you? In the next one, the phrase means, I am X years old.
So, when I make a pause, that's where your age should go. Let's do it. Tengo años. That means,
I am blank, years old. See you in the next video. Nos vemos en el siguiente video.
Hola y bienvenido. Mi nombre es Angela y soy de España. En este video,
vamos a aprender preguntas básicas. Hello and welcome. My name is Angela and I'm from Spain.
In this video, we will cover basic questions. In Spanish, I will say each word or phrase
and then give you time to repeat after it. Let's get started.
That means, how are you? Bien, gracias. That means, fine, thank you.
That means, how is it going?
That means, what's happening?
That means, what are you doing?
That means, do you speak English?
That means, I don't understand.
That means, can you repeat, please?
That means, what does blank mean? Nos vemos en el siguiente video. See you in the next video.
Hola y bienvenido. Mi nombre es Angela y soy de España. En este video,
vamos a aprender frases relacionadas con el tiempo. Hi and welcome. My name is Angela and I'm from
Spain. In this video, we're going to cover beginner sentences related to time. I will
say each one and then give you some time to repeat after me. Let's get started.
That means, what time is it?
That means, it's one o'clock.
That means, it's two o'clock.
That means, it's three o'clock.
That means, in the morning.
That means, in the afternoon. These two phrases can be put after the time to indicate that it's
three in the morning, three in the afternoon, whatever the time might be.
Same thing with this one, can be put after the time to indicate that it's a p.m. time.
That means, noon.
That means, midnight.
That means, minute.
That means, hour.
See you in the next one.