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Al parecer, la respusta es "sí".

he dicho esto demaciado jajaj

I haven’t found any method that helps

You could also say 'Tú siempre haces menos de lo que quieres hacer' and that probably works better! Muy bien 🙌🏾

No suelen ser tan groseros! The verb is 'Soler' Por qué preguntas?

De nada! Me alegro de que te guste 😊 Desde cuándo escuchas el podcast?

I would say try to imitate native Spanish speakers that you see e.g. in films/TV shows - that might help!

You can translate it like that (from inshAllah in Arabic) but God willing isn't a phrase that's used in everyday conversation, at least not in the UK. So even though there might be a "most accurate" translation of something, it's often better to learn the translation for what you'd actually say in English. Which is why I gave those examples!

@@letstalkspanish1 I’m Dominican. I speak fluent Castellan. That’s the proper translation of the word

Very happy you liked it! 😊 How is your Spanish learning going, Stewart?

Did you get them all right?

No hay de qué! es un placer 🙌🏾 Ah muy bien, acabo de volver a Londres de Taghazout! Me gustó mucho 💯 Cómo te va el español?

@@letstalkspanish1 heyyy happy u liked here actually i was in vacation too so i stopped learning spanish but ill start learning it again ty

Perdona el retraso en contestarte! Claro que sí! Me encantaría poder ayudar a tus estudiantes 🙌🏾

Bueno, estoy enseñando de nuevo así que hablemos!

@@letstalkspanish1 Eb serio quisiera ponerme en contacto contigo... pero ¿cómo hacemos?

muchas gracias! me esfuerzo mucho 💪🏾

de nada! how did you come across my channel? 😊

Muchas gracias! 🙏🏾 Sigues escuchando los nuevos episodios del podcast?

Yea this video was pointless

Sorry about that, thought this would help!

Sorry to hear you think that. Thought it would be a helpful tip

Did you get them all right? 🙌🏾

🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾

muchas gracias! Glad you liked it 👌🏾

Thanks a lot Dean! Appreciate that 🙌🏾

How's your Spanish learning going?

es un placer! 🙏🏾 cómo te va el aprendizaje de español?

Thank you! Very happy to hear you liked it 😊 How long have you been learning Spanish for_

Muchas gracias Michael, como siempre! Me esfuerzo mucho para explicar todo de la manera más sencilla posible 🙌🏾

Es un placer! Me alegro mucho de que te guste 😊😊

Hahaha I don't think so but gracias 🙌🏾

Sorry to hear that!

It's because in that sentence, I'm speaking about music in general So it would always just be "escuchar música" Another way you could translate it would be "listen to some music" If you were talking about the music of a specific musician, then you would use "la" E.g. Vamos a escuchar la música de Bad Bunny esta noche

Hola! I'm from London and have heard quite a few people try to form the sentence in this way I think it's just because some people when they come to it try to translate the sentence word for word into Spanish, especially when they come across it in the middle of a conversation - meaning they might actually have been taught the phrase before, but forget it under pressure!

Hola Helena, dónde vives exactamente? Definitely a useful verb to know and be able to use! Can allow you to form lots of sentences without having to remember how to form lots of different Spanish verbs (which is why it's especially useful for beginners)

Thanks so much! Appreciate that a lot 🙌🏾 how did you find my channel?

It's definitely used quite a bit, both in Spain and Latin America. It just depends what your goal is really. Unless you're trying to learn Spanish to a really high level, it probably doesn't make sense to confuse yourself trying to use it And yeah you'll already know how to form the verb by knowing él and ella, but there's still a lot of work required in the moment to overwrite the association in your mind between you in English and tú in español

I agree with that too! I don't use vosotros anymore in my life since going to Colombia, because I just use Ustedes 🙌🏾

Hola Celso! Thanks a lot, I appreciate that. Yep, they're very important Spanish verbs to know! Looks like your channel is doing well - well done!

That's great to know that I'm covering stuff that's not been covered by other people, but also not great that there's not more content on it out there as it's such a useful Spanish verb! You're welcome - and thanks!

Sorry to hear it didn't work for you!