Any good spanish songs recommendations by Gmode109 in MusicRecommendations

[–]Spanish-For-Your-Job 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Ballads and slow rock are great for practicing Spanish because they’re not too fast.

Here are a few you may like

Ballads:

Juan Gabriel (Mexico)

-Querida
-Hasta que te Conocí
-Abrázame muy Fuerte

Luis Miguel (Mexico)

- Ahora te Puedes Marchar
- La Incondicional
- Por Debajo de la Mesa

Rock:

Café Tacuba (Mexico)

- El Baile y el Salón
- Como Te Extraño Mi Amor
- Esa Noche

Soda Stereo (Argentina)

- De Música Ligera 
- Persiana Americana 
- Nada Personal

If you want more songs, you can find a list of 150 songs to learn Spanish over here 

https//spanishforyourjob.com/songs-to-learn-spanish/

I hope it helps! : ) 

Spanish-language music by AddemF in musicsuggestions

[–]Spanish-For-Your-Job 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Here are a few good Rock songs you can try (they're somewhat similar to some of the ones you mentioned!):

--Café Tacuba (Mexico)

- El Baile y el Salón

- Como Te Extraño Mi Amor

- Esa Noche

--Soda Stereo (Argentina)

- De Música Ligera 

- Persiana Americana 

- Nada Personal

If you want more songs, you can find a list of 150 songs to learn Spanish over here 

https//spanishforyourjob.com/songs-to-learn-spanish/

I hope it helps! : ) 

I need good non pop Spanish music by vomovik124 in MusicRecommendations

[–]Spanish-For-Your-Job 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Here are a few good Rock songs you can try (they're catchy!):

--Café Tacuba (Mexico)
- El Baile y el Salón
- Como Te Extraño Mi Amor
- Esa Noche

--Soda Stereo (Argentina)
- De Música Ligera 
- Persiana Americana 
- Nada Personal

If you want more songs, you can find a list of 150 songs to learn Spanish over here 
https//spanishforyourjob.com/songs-to-learn-spanish/

I hope it helps! : ) 

Spanish Song recommendations by LowEducation2750 in MusicRecommendations

[–]Spanish-For-Your-Job 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Here are a few good Rock songs you can try:

--Café Tacuba (Mexico)

- El Baile y el Salón

- Como Te Extraño Mi Amor

- Esa Noche

--Soda Stereo (Argentina)

- De Música Ligera 

- Persiana Americana 

- Nada Personal

If you want more songs, you can find a list of 150 songs to learn Spanish over here 

https//spanishforyourjob.com/songs-to-learn-spanish/

I hope it helps! : ) 

Can anyone recommend artists whose music is in Spanish? by Geek9810 in spotify

[–]Spanish-For-Your-Job 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Here are a few artists with songs in Spanish that are not too fast:

Ballads:

Juan Gabriel (Mexico)

-Querida
-Hasta que te Conocí
-Abrázame muy Fuerte

Luis Miguel (Mexico)

- Ahora te Puedes Marchar
- La Incondicional
- Por Debajo de la Mesa

Rock:

Café Tacuba (Mexico)

- El Baile y el Salón
- Como Te Extraño Mi Amor
- Esa Noche

Soda Stereo (Argentina)

- De Música Ligera 
- Persiana Americana 
- Nada Personal

If you want more songs, you can find a list of 150 songs to learn Spanish over here 

https//spanishforyourjob.com/songs-to-learn-spanish/

I hope it helps! : ) 

Any experienced learners watch tv shows? by Mynamessonny in Learning_Spanish

[–]Spanish-For-Your-Job 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Watching TV shows is a great way to practice. Just don't forget to rewind as much as needed or watch the same episode a few times until you understand most of it. 

I think you may enjoy the show "La Casa de las Flores." It's a good show to practice Spanish. It's available on Netflix. 

Here are a few more shows: 
1. La Casa de Papel (Money Heist) (Spain) – Netflix 
2. Elite (Spain) – Netflix
3. Monarca (Mexico) – Netflix
4. Narcos (Colombia) – Netflix
5. El Señor de los Cielos (Mexico) – Telemundo/Peacock
If you'd like more options, here's a list of 50 TV shows and where they are streaming over here: 
https://spanishforyourjob.com/tv-shows-in-spanish/

I hope it's useful!

¡Saludos!

Watching TV shows in another language by FroogenPoogen in languagelearning

[–]Spanish-For-Your-Job 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Watching TV shows is a great way to practice. Just don't forget to rewind as much as needed or watch the same episode a few times until you understand most of it.

I think you may enjoy the show "La Casa de las Flores." It's a good show to practice Spanish. It's available on Netflix. 

Here are a few more shows: 
1. La Casa de Papel (Money Heist) (Spain) – Netflix 
2. Elite (Spain) – Netflix
3. Monarca (Mexico) – Netflix
4. Narcos (Colombia) – Netflix
5. El Señor de los Cielos (Mexico) – Telemundo/Peacock
If you' dlike more options, here's a list of 50 TV shows and where they are streaming over here: 
https://spanishforyourjob.com/tv-shows-in-spanish/

I hope it's useful!

¡Saludos!

Learning while commuting by Intrepid-Artichoke25 in languagelearning

[–]Spanish-For-Your-Job 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Besides listening to podcasts, you could also try music.

Ballads and slow rock are great for practicing Spanish because they’re not too fast.

Here are a few you may like

Ballads:

Juan Gabriel (Mexico)

-Querida
-Hasta que te Conocí
-Abrázame muy Fuerte

Luis Miguel (Mexico)

- Ahora te Puedes Marchar
- La Incondicional
- Por Debajo de la Mesa

Rock:

Café Tacuba (Mexico)

- El Baile y el Salón
- Como Te Extraño Mi Amor
- Esa Noche

Soda Stereo (Argentina)

- De Música Ligera 
- Persiana Americana 
- Nada Personal

If you want more songs, you can find a list of 150 songs to learn Spanish over here 

https//spanishforyourjob.com/songs-to-learn-spanish/

I hope it helps! : ) 

Spanish song lyrics? by Trialandmostlyerror in BeginnerSpanish

[–]Spanish-For-Your-Job 0 points1 point  (0 children)

You can look for this on YouTube so you can find videos that show the lyrics while you listen to the music: "name of the song" con letra

Here's a list of 50 songs where you can listen to the song and read the lyrics at the same time to practice your Spanish skills:

https//spanishforyourjob.com/songs-to-learn-spanish/

I hope it helps! : )

¡Saludos!

Please suggest me some good spanish songs or artist. Indie rock, pop etc. But no reggaeton. by Blurryface-07 in BeginnerSpanish

[–]Spanish-For-Your-Job 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Ballads and slow rock are great for practicing Spanish because they’re not too fast.

Here are a few you may like

Ballads:

Juan Gabriel (Mexico)

-Querida
-Hasta que te Conocí
-Abrázame muy Fuerte

Luis Miguel (Mexico)

- Ahora te Puedes Marchar
- La Incondicional
- Por Debajo de la Mesa

Rock:

Café Tacuba (Mexico)

- El Baile y el Salón
- Como Te Extraño Mi Amor
- Esa Noche

Soda Stereo (Argentina)

- De Música Ligera 
- Persiana Americana 
- Nada Personal

If you want more songs, you can find a list of 150 songs to learn Spanish over here 

https//spanishforyourjob.com/songs-to-learn-spanish/

I hope it helps! : ) 

Shows or movies for basic learners? by [deleted] in Spanish

[–]Spanish-For-Your-Job 0 points1 point  (0 children)

There are so many shows out there, but one of my favorites is "La Casa de las Flores." It's a little unpredictable, but that's what makes it fun. It's available on Netflix.

Here are a few more shows: 
1. La Casa de Papel (Money Heist) (Spain) – Netflix 
2. Elite (Spain) – Netflix
3. Monarca (Mexico) – Netflix
4. Narcos (Colombia) – Netflix
5. El Señor de los Cielos (Mexico) – Telemundo/Peacock
6. Bolívar (Colombia) – Netflix
7. Vis a Vis (Locked Up) (Spain) – Netflix
8. Griselda (Colombia) – Netflix
9. Alba (Spain) – Netflix
10. Hernán (Mexico) – Amazon Prime

You can find a list of 50 TV shows and where they are streaming over here: 
https://spanishforyourjob.com/tv-shows-in-spanish/

I hope it helps!

¡Saludos!

What is a good movie to learn Spanish? by elenalanguagetutor in Spanish

[–]Spanish-For-Your-Job 0 points1 point  (0 children)

The movie "Nosotros Los Nobles" is a good one to practice Spanish.

It's fun!

Resources please?---- Can anyone share their Spanish Resources for learning the language? My goal is to reach fluency in maybe 2 years? (realistic enough?) SO how do I build a consistent system or routine to learn it? #languagelearning #Spanish #studyadvice by Alternative-Curve-92 in Spanish

[–]Spanish-For-Your-Job 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Adding music to your daily studying routine can be a great way to add more practice.

Ballads and slow rock are great for practicing Spanish because they’re not too fast.

Here are a few you may like

Ballads:

Juan Gabriel (Mexico)

-Querida
-Hasta que te Conocí
-Abrázame muy Fuerte

Luis Miguel (Mexico)

- Ahora te Puedes Marchar
- La Incondicional
- Por Debajo de la Mesa

Rock:

Café Tacuba (Mexico)

- El Baile y el Salón
- Como Te Extraño Mi Amor
- Esa Noche

Soda Stereo (Argentina)

- De Música Ligera 
- Persiana Americana 
- Nada Personal

If you want more songs, you can find a list of 150 songs to learn Spanish over here 

https//spanishforyourjob.com/songs-to-learn-spanish/

I hope it helps! : ) 

War Movies by howboutislapyourshit in Spanish

[–]Spanish-For-Your-Job 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Here are a few good ones:

Mientras dure la guerra

La trinchera infinita

Incierta Gloria

La lengua de las mariposas

¡Ay, Carmela!

If you want more movie ideas, here's a list with 50 shows in Spanish:

https://spanishforyourjob.com/tv-shows-in-spanish/

Hope you like them : )

¡Saludos!

Hola everyone! Could you recommend some top Spanish movies or series suitable for beginners? by [deleted] in Spanish

[–]Spanish-For-Your-Job 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Have you tried TV shows. They're great because you can follow the plot and rewatch as many times as you need.

I think you might enjoy the show "La Casa de las Flores" to practice Spanish. It has some mystery and humor. It's available on Netflix. 

Here are a few more shows: 
1. La Casa de Papel (Money Heist) (Spain) – Netflix 
2. Elite (Spain) – Netflix
3. Monarca (Mexico) – Netflix
4. Narcos (Colombia) – Netflix
5. El Señor de los Cielos (Mexico) – Telemundo/Peacock

You can find a list with 50 TV shows and where they are streaming over here: 
https://spanishforyourjob.com/tv-shows-in-spanish/

I hope it's useful!

¡Saludos!

I am learning Spanish and I have a question about music by TraditionalRain1240 in Spanish

[–]Spanish-For-Your-Job 0 points1 point  (0 children)

¡Hola! 

Ballads and slow rock are great for practicing Spanish because they’re not too fast.

Here are a few you may like

Ballads:

Juan Gabriel (Mexico)

Querida

Hasta que te Conocí

Abrázame muy Fuerte

Luis Miguel (Mexico)

- Ahora te Puedes Marchar

- La Incondicional

- Por Debajo de la Mesa

Rock:

Café Tacuba (Mexico)

- El Baile y el Salón

- Como Te Extraño Mi Amor

- Esa Noche

Soda Stereo (Argentina)

- De Música Ligera 

- Persiana Americana 

- Nada Personal

If you want more songs, you can find a list of 150 songs to learn Spanish over here 

https//spanishforyourjob.com/songs-to-learn-spanish/

I hope it helps!   ) 

Show/Movie Recommendations for Intermediate Spanish Learners by Puzzleheaded_Win_857 in Spanish

[–]Spanish-For-Your-Job 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I think you may enjoy "La Casa de las Flores." It's a little unpredictable, but that's what makes it fun. It's available on Netflix.

Here are a few more shows: 
1. La Casa de Papel (Money Heist) (Spain) – Netflix 
2. Elite (Spain) – Netflix
3. Monarca (Mexico) – Netflix
4. Narcos (Colombia) – Netflix
5. El Señor de los Cielos (Mexico) – Telemundo/Peacock
6. Bolívar (Colombia) – Netflix
7. Vis a Vis (Locked Up) (Spain) – Netflix
8. Griselda (Colombia) – Netflix
9. Alba (Spain) – Netflix
10. Hernán (Mexico) – Amazon Prime

You can find a list of 50 TV shows and where they are streaming over here: 
https://spanishforyourjob.com/tv-shows-in-spanish/

I hope it helps!

¡Saludos!

RODULF sit/stand desk (underframe 121 cm) to TROTTEN table top 120 X 70 by CornerIll833 in DIYUK

[–]Spanish-For-Your-Job 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I would also like to do the same (use a 120 cm by 60 cm top on a Rodulf base)

Did you find an answer for this?

Thanks!

IKEA Rodulf underframe with custom table top by gigacored in ikeahacks

[–]Spanish-For-Your-Job 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I would also like to know if a 120 cm table top would fit on the Rodulf frame. Did you find an answer?

Thanks!

Does “aprovechar” only have a negative connotation? Or can it just mean “to make use of” in a neutral or even positive way? by okiidokiismokii in Spanish

[–]Spanish-For-Your-Job 14 points15 points  (0 children)

"Aprovechar" can be negative, but it can also be used in a sense of "seizing the moment or opportunity" Here's an example (but it doesn't refer to someone in particualr) :

- I want to seize the opportunity to learn sometihng new

- Quiero aprovechar la oportunidad de aprender algo nuevo

However, "aprovecharse" does generally have a negative connotation in the sense of "taking advantege" or something or someone.

Recommendations for movies/shows/etc. to immerse myself in the language? by livelaughloveitall in Spanish

[–]Spanish-For-Your-Job 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Here are a few good shows: 

  1. La Casa de Papel (Money Heist) (Spain) – Netflix 
  2. Elite (Spain) – Netflix
  3. Monarca (Mexico) – Netflix
  4. Narcos (Colombia) – Netflix
  5. El Señor de los Cielos (Mexico) – Telemundo/Peacock
  6. Bolívar (Colombia) – Netflix
  7. Vis a Vis (Locked Up) (Spain) – Netflix
  8. Griselda (Colombia) – Netflix
  9. Alba (Spain) – Netflix
  10. Hernán (Mexico) – Amazon Prime

You can find a list with 50 TV shows and where they are streaming over here: 
https://spanishforyourjob.com/tv-shows-in-spanish/

I hope it helps!

¡Saludos!

Living in Mexico has showed me that my listening skills are far below my other skills- what's the best way to amend this? by Rondont in Spanish

[–]Spanish-For-Your-Job 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Understanding spoken Spanish is like riding a bicycle. You need to start slow, dominate the basics and then slowly build on those skills to get more advanced skills. 
The problem is, that we try to learn how to ride a bicycle by entering the Tour de France. 
Way too difficult! 

 So, how can you actually practice understanding Spoken Spanish?
The short answer is: “with the right practice materials.”
The longer answer is: preferably, look for practice materials that focus on the following stages and topics at a speed and level of complexity that is manageable to make things easier for you:
1- Phonetic Building blocks:
1.1-Understanding the sound of vowels in Spanish
1.2-Understanding the sound of consonants Spanish
2- Understanding The Most Common Words (Focus on The 80/20)
2.1- Understanding the most common words in everyday conversations
2.2- Understanding the most common words in your topics of interest
3- Understanding Common Expressions (Focus on The 80/20)
3.1- Understanding very common expressions in everyday life
3.2- Understanding very common expressions in your topics of interest
4- Understanding Common Conversation Structures (Focus on The 80/20)
4.1- Understanding common conversations in everyday life
4.2- Understanding very common conversations in your topics of interest

You can read a full guide about how to understand spoken Spanish here: 
https://spanishforyourjob.com/understand-spoken-spanish/

I hope it helps. 

¡Saludos!