@Kinetic Kennons also another way to learn spanish is to listen to the radio. Especially when locals call and interacs with the host. A great show is el cepy boy la bandas 93.3 de monterrey, you will also get a sens of mexican humor. Btw, i'm coming to Vallarta in January, how's the weather around the 2 second week?

I agree with you about being extroverted in the language. I travel a lot through Spain and I go to small villages just because there I can talk with the villagers, who are usually older people and have time to talk. One thing you didn't mention about learning a foreign language is age. I learned Spanish when I was about twenty and Brazilian Portuguese when I was in my late twenties. Once you are past that age it is very difficult to imitate the accent. The language learning part of your brain has basically shut down and solidified. If you are a retired American in your sixties or seventies you can learn the grammar and some of the vocabulary but you will probably never gain fluency or have a good accent in the language you are learning. For example, I learned Brazilian Portuguese by marrying a Brazilian and living in Brazil for twenty years but when we arrived in Portugal it was almost a new language. The intonation and the pronunciation were very different. I have been here for almost thirty years now and although people say I have good grammar I can not lose that American/Brazilian accent nor perhaps do I want to. My Brazilian wife has never lost her own accent. I think though that part of the problem here is that we were never able to identify with the Portuguese culture as we had in Brazil and we found Continental Portuguese less pleasing to the ears than Brazilian Portuguese. It would be like an American moving to Glasgow and trying to speak Glaswegian or a Californian moving to the hills of West Virginia and trying to fit in. Not easy.

Favorite place to watch the sunset – behind the lifeguard stand at the end of BB!

As a beginner, I find the Netflix shows still beyond my grasp. They talk way too fast and my vocabulary is limited. I need something between Duolingo and Netflix.

Great tips!

its only me or the mexico people are great?! (;

Empanizados, breaded shrimp.

Where will you guys be today? I am in PV visiting with my family, it would be nice if i could come day hi and get a picture !

You both are fun to watch

Empanizado is "breaded" Emprenado is pregnant

Extraño sus subtitulos en español :'( Amo sus videos. Saludos.

At the end of your vlog, you said you just had great quesadillas at a taco place…where was that?

Hi from Odessa Texas. How do ya make money do ya have regular Jobs in Mexico or do ya work from home online?

You re great guys! About Netflx, have you seen "Crónicas del taco" serie? You re going to enjoy it… I m sure
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=k2qist_IxZI .

That is totally a Ron Paul sign at 00:34!!

i agree with what you're saying about making learning fun, producing the language as much as possible in random conversations on the street BUT I believe that for beginners it's a good idea to go to class to get a good orientation on tenses, syntax (word order), and lots of other things that aren't easy to pick up in casual conversations.

Just remember don't go to puebla

A mis Güeros favoritos…es cierto! Esa es la mejor manera de aprender Español. Y aquí les dejo esta palabra que se puede usar de diferentes maneras and it always has different meaning. It all depends on the sound you give it and according to the situation. Todo depende del acento que le des!

https://youtu.be/fg7rP9gXP6k