entenderlo
Said in 6 Spanish podcast lines.
tampoco hay que ser un experto o ser un científico para llegar a entenderlo,
you don't have to be an expert or a scientist to understand it.

Universo paralelo243. De Belleza, Ciencia y despedidas. Universo Paralelo 26.06.19
El subjuntivo, el modo subjuntivo, subjuntivo, sí, aunque leía muchas páginas en el internet, pues, había, me falta, me falta entenderlo, o pues, usarlo correctamente.
The subjunctive, the subjunctive mood, subjunctive, yes, although I read many pages on the internet, well, I lack, I lack understanding it, or rather, using it correctly.

LEARN SPANISH with IYOUR's PodcastEpisode 12 Entrevista a practicante de español
Y, pues, no entiendo qué estás diciendo, y, pues, al, al no entenderlo, ya, ya te, ya te estoy, eh, pues, preguntando,
And, well, I don't understand what you're saying, and, well, by not understanding it, I'm already, already asking you, eh, well,

LEARN SPANISH with IYOUR's PodcastEpisode 12 Entrevista a practicante de español
Pero me ha gustado mucho la cosa que se ha referido ella, y es entenderlo como un aliado, y no como un enemigo.
But I have liked very much what she referred to, and that is to understand it as an ally, and not as an enemy.

Aspirante - Ciencia 4.0De nuevo en Digital Enterprise Show con Canal Málaga
Si te levantas y dices, uff, aprender español es imposible, nunca voy a entenderlo.
If you wake up and say, ugh, learning Spanish is impossible, I'll never understand it.

Aprende español en 5 minutosCreer o no creer
Y eso me costaba entenderlo, porque ni en el inglés, ni en mi idioma nativo, el árabe no lo tiene. Y otra cosa, lo que me costaba entender, pues, no creo que haya sido otra cosa, ¿no?
And that was hard for me to understand, because neither in English nor in my native language, Arabic, does it have that. And another thing that was hard for me to understand, well, I don't think there was anything else, right?

LEARN SPANISH with IYOUR's PodcastEpisode 12 Entrevista a practicante de español
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