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Good example with the wet and dry cement.

Very good video. Gracias. I'm subscribing.

Thanks for making it easy.

THANK YOU, AGAIN, TIMOTHY!

I hear "estais" all the time from native speakers. This analysis gets the 🤔

"Native speakers use only ten of them" Like really?

Gracias por el vídeo, me mola!

Thank you great video!

I love that section towards the end where you clarify the common usage of putting estar in the future. Seeing conjugations of ir used that way was a quick lightbulb moment for me. I've seen it used that way many times and didn't know what to make of it. I'm pretty excited for that lesson now.

Hi, I am a 64 years old man and I am learning spanish for 12 weeks. The past tenses and the subjonctif are very complicated and confiusing. Sometimes I want to give up because of the verbs. Thank you very much for this video

Thank you for your transparency about what happened in 2022. That story shows that you really care about people becoming fluent. Many people would just focus on the successes and forget about everyone else. I am going to take your course so that I can solidify the basics. I understand Spanish pretty well and have been told that I am B1. My problem is overcoming the fear of talking to people in everyday life even if I know them personally. I don't have a problem talking to teachers. Looking forward to 2025.

Hola Timothy. Puedes hablar español?

Muchas gracias mi profe 👍

Esto video me ayuda mucho, gracias Timothy.

Yo olvide decir “que” 😢 después una lección sobre “que” 😱

Anything can mean any thing! 🤪

GraciasTimoteo!

So much to learn, so your videos are very much appreciated. Thanks, Timothy.

I truly don't understand how this page doesn't have more subscribers. I love the podcast and the unconventional approach, and like Language Transfer, is a free fantastic learning tool for everyone. (big respect for both) but the MAIN reason why I respect LearnCraft Spanish is that you don't pretend you can learn quickly, one year of regular practise is achievable to have decent comprehension. I HATE the TH-camrs, language "experts" trying to flog off click bait titles like "Speak fluent Spanish like a native in 3 months!" it's such bullshit and ends up being very disheartening, when surprise surprise, they don't speak like a native for after 3 months. So thank you Learn Craft Spanish for holding a more reasonable standard for someone who has a full time job and other commitments (and that you don't claim that you will speak like a native after just one year ;) haha)

Is there any way to access the audio comprehension without the coaching?

To get better at learning you need to hone your basic language skills. His courses made me go back to the basics of speech and grammar. I would suggest you do the same. 😊

I have been trying for years now to learn Spanish. Yes I keep learning a little more with time but still struggle with basic conservation and understanding videos and movies, etc. I am open to a new road.

You've given me hope that it can be done, but I'm scared to start, that I won't follow through. I think I am going to try though.

I wish I could feel as convinced that I could pick up and continue the pace. The 30-day challenge was a breeze. I started the cohort and soon became overwhelmed and switched to one-on-one coaching. I backed off the pace but still felt too much pressure and wasn't getting as in-depth as I knew I should. I made it to lesson 50 when some travel plans interfered with continuing. Traveling is important to me but I can't do both. The coaching is extremely valuable. I may need to go slower and continue on my own. I will go to Mexico to study for two weeks and then decide how I will continue.

I so identify with reading and realizing how little Spanish I know.😂

If I am finishing the six month cohort, can I be fluent in less than a year?

I’m convinced that I can do this, Timothy! I’ve followed your work for many years but never to full fluency due to lack of follow through. I’d like to change this in 2025.

ok Im convinced

I'm convinced enough to change my approach to learning Spanish. :)

Absolutely, I am convinced. Absolutely.

I used a program called Lingvist to learn my first 1000 spanish words It took me about 9 month of 20 minutes per day. I realized near the end that it was mostly a waste of time becuase I had no idea what was gong on with the grammar! Once I found Learncraft Spanish, I have made leaps and bounds in my ability to speak and understand. There is ALOT more to a language than just memorizing words!

Way too intro and less information

Perfect lesson….very impressed with your insight!

Why is it le preocupa instead of la? Some sort on trasitive/intransitive, direct/indirect object thing? I'm finding I don't have a logical case for some of these grammar particulars, like why sometimes debe de and other times just debe, or ir and irse.

Where's the link for this challenge?

I recently found Learn Craft through a Facebook group of others who are currently trying to learn Spanish. I have done one week of the free online course, and I am seeing a HUGE difference in my past experiences of trying to learn Spanish. I am sure that it helps that I have always been called the "grammar police" by friends and that I do remember quite a bit about English classes from school. I am looking forward to learning more as the weeks go on.

Not convinced. The speed at which Latins speak (not so much the Spanish speakers of Spain) and the way they drop loads of letters makes Spanish most difficult for me. The method you describe would not help me with comprehension of spoken Spanish. I can understand/translate about 90% of what I read in Spanish but comprehension of the spoken word is much lower, 20% maybe.

Hola Timothy , Yo tengo mucho algeria que encontre tu proceso de aprender y estudiar mi mejor espanol. Si se Puede! Gracias para todo tu apoyar y tambien tu equipo🎉!

“lo” (#10 on the list) is so common because it has different meanings in different phrases. For example, It can be a direct object pronoun, a neuter pronoun or used with “que.” For this reason, I don’t think it’s so useful to just say “you have to learn “lo” “ because it’s on this list. I think the more useful frequency list, if it exists, would be a list of the top 1000 chunks (not sure of correct term) of words. For example, “lo + adjective” (i.e., lo bueno) would be counted separately from all the “lo”s as direct object. I could make a similar pont for "que" (#1 on the list). Such a list would be a phenomenal resource. Do you know of one?

I'm very excited about your 2025 Challenge, Timothy! I can't thank you enough for making this available to everyone to reach their individual highest goals!

Only 1000 words? Are they all or are they mostly verbs?? Spanish to me is made of a focus on the verbs within sentences! That could be explained but it might take too much time and space! ❤ More than a thousand words. 😱

DO IT, ALICIA!👊 DO IT, LISA!👏

I have tried other methods and they have all left me feeling "inadequate" about speaking in fluency. I am excited about starting this journey and conquering the mountain that has always seemed too incredibly high. Thank you for giving me hope!!