#11 - You’re Saying “@” Wrong ❌ (In Spanish)

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Ever get stuck trying to say your email in Spanish? Especially that tricky "@" part?

In this quickie, you'll learn the simple way to ask and share an email—plus the one word you need to never forget.

Spoiler: it’s not “at”! 😏

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Episode Transcript

Speaker 1 (00:00):
Pull a quickly lover. So you're asked what's your email
and you're trying to reply in espanel. Everything is going
fine until you get to the AD sign. Wait is
it at in Spanish? Two? Listen that? In this episode?
Are you ready for a quickie share. Let's start with

(00:24):
the question how do you say was your email in Spanish?
It's super simple. You say qual list to correl. Let's
practice it together, first law and then at enormous speed,
repeat after me. When you hear this sound ready, qual
list to correl now normal speed quals to corel en.

(00:54):
Now here's the part that confuses many learners. The AD
symbol in Spanish is not at. It's called a roba
spelled ah aa aa oh ba ah a roba. So
the next time you get to the ad part you'll
handle it like a pro. Let's recap. To ask for

(01:17):
someone's email, it's qual less to corel and to say
at in Spanish is a roba. So next time you're
sharing your email in Spanish, no more awkward process. And
that's all for today, Gelas says put sicult charge Spanish quiki.
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