July 9, 2026

#2 Five Short Phrases Real Spanish Speakers Actually Use

#2  Five Short Phrases Real Spanish Speakers Actually Use
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#2 Five Short Phrases Real Spanish Speakers Actually Use

Episode 2 — 5 Everyday Spanish Phrases You'll Actually Hear | Learn Spanish Podcast In this episode, Roy and Ania cover five short, high-frequency expressions that native Spanish speakers use constantly in everyday conversation. They break down qué...

Episode 2 — 5 Everyday Spanish Phrases You'll Actually Hear | Learn Spanish Podcast

In this episode, Roy and Ania cover five short, high-frequency expressions that native Spanish speakers use constantly in everyday conversation. They break down qué tal as the informal version of cómo estás, no pasa nada for brushing something off as no big deal, depende for it depends, de acuerdo for agreeing with someone, and me da igual for I don't mind either way. Ania walks Roy through pronunciation and natural usage for each phrase, making this a fast, practical episode for anyone who wants to sound more like a native speaker in casual conversation.

🇪🇸 Perfect for: Beginners who want quick, usable everyday Spanish phrases rather than textbook vocabulary.

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Welcome to Learned Spanish podcast episode Numeros.

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All all recas.

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Mobian m hm two Is that right now? Do I

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say it?

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Too?

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Is?

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And you it.

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When they SAIDs for the abban okay, rory so mm hmmm.

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Today you will learn five short words that Spanish speakers

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actually use every single day. Okay, okay, see.

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Okay, okay, no no, mm hmmle.

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How are you like? How things? What's up? Mrst comme

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stas oh cattle? So is it?

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Kettle is like informal and comma stas is formal?

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No no, no mm hmm, comstas normal okay. Noumero no

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not the var.

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Na passa nada mm hmm.

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No pasada.

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It's like movie the breaker speak to the hand, pasada.

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It's all good.

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It's all good, Okay.

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No pasada.

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Numero dress depend I assume it depends.

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Uh huh, that's easy.

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M a stoy the car.

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Door aquerdo aquerdo mm hmm, story the acuerdo.

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I'm okay now mm hmm, I agree, okay mm hmm.

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Okay. And numeros.

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The equal, but it's not me.

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I will that equal mm hmm.

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Okay, so I don't mind.

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Medea, I will okay, so mm hmmm could you repeat

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all them?

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Call?

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Mm hmmm no passonada person depend mm hmmm, sory.

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The aquer aquerdo aquare door mm hmmm may that equal mate?

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Okay. Now a question for our listeners, which of these

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words have you heard before? Let me know in the comments,

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and grass as Roy just gracias audio getting us.

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On into the by or just grasses so you can

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get lessons from Anya. You find the links in the

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show notes. If any everything about me, scan the QR code,

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go to Roy Coln dot com. And if you're looking

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for fortune assistance, go to be that World turns up

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twy stary and share what maybe three friends really helps.

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Until next week's Just Grasses.

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Adios

Ania

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