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20 Spanish Verbs Learners Always Confuse
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 10 ก.ย. 2023
- Just like 'ser' and 'estar', there some common Spanish verbs most learners confuse. In this video, we'll explore tricky verb pairs, provide real-life examples, and share tips to help you use each of these Spanish verbs like a native speaker. Dive in now!
If you're ready to practice your listening skills, you can take this lesson on my Spanish immersion channel:
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One of my new favorite videos !!!!
I think I have Ser and Estar pretty much understood, but I will watch your extra video anyway. You actually helped me with llevar (to take) v. tomar (to take) as well. Also, I think I have been doing this backwards by watching the English videos first then the Spanish immersion secondly. Your Spanish video was available first this time and I was "forced" to watch it first and concentrate on every word you say until the sentences made sense. Then when I watched the English version, I didn't seem to need much more clarification and I was happy. My formal classes introduce me to all these verbs, but YOU are teaching me how to use them in real "Spanish" life!
Yay 🥳!!! I'm so happy that your listening is getting to that level! Yup, when I used to work at a school, we also introduced these verbs, but there was nothing about the real-life applications🤷♀
Stumbled on your channel. You’re a great teacher. I’ll be going through all your videos.
🙈 That's so nice of you! ¡Muchas gracias!
I love your topics and teaching style, also it is unique compared to others. - I just found you on the internet and now am backtracking through all of your earlier lessons - thanks so much, I find learning Spanish frustrating, but also enjoyable at the same time. Your use of the "white board" makes it easy to understand.
¿Tienes una relación de amor odio con el español? 😨Joking, it can really be frustrating! ¡Gracias por tus palabras! 🥰
you are absolutely fantastic teacher
Aww, ¡muchas gracias!🙈
Great idea for a video
Muchas gracias!
Muy útil!❤
¡Gracias a ti!🥰
You are really picking up the learning pace! "¡Ay, Chihuahua!"
That so sweet of you! Thank you so much! 🥰
Brava.
Gracias hermana 👍🤲✋❤️💐
¡Gracias a ti!
"ando" and "iendo' only if it is happening right now...... how come nobody has ever told me this ?????? that explains why I've been so confused on this!!!!!!!!! thanks a lot!!!!
😂it happens a lot! Pero ahora ya sabes 😉
@@TellMeInSpanishEng Your VIVIR cheat sheet says "I WAS living" which would be in the past is "estaba viviendo" and that is not happening right now, it happened years ago...... I still need some clarification on iendo and ando because I'm a little confused thinking they must be only for present tense, but i am wrong it appears.
I'm baaaack and I have 2 questions and i trust nobody except you ! Here is the sentence I'm asking about: "Mientras compras en Tepito, ¿debo llevar una cámara como esta?" My Questions: (1) WHY is compras not comprando and (2) why is it the infinitive "llevar" and not conjugated somehow, because it kinda reads like should i "too carry" UNLESS debo is considered a verb.... I typed this question into SpanishDict in English and this is what it gives me.
I can't believe this😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢
I’m serious, I have never even used the word debo before, only debería.
😂more important question why are you buying in Tepito?! 😂 Okay, let's be serious. So, 'deber' is a verb (yo debo, tú debes) and it takes infinitive verbs "Yo debo llevar la cámara" or 'tú debes llevar una cámara'' (you must take a camera). What are you trying to say on the first part of the sentence? Is the intention asking a friend "hey should I take a camera like this one so I can take pictures of you while you buy in Tepito?"...We use 'comprando' if the action is happening at the moment of speaking, like "estoy comprando en Tepito" (right now) 🙃
I found the verb Deber in the 85 Verbs list I got from your website last night and figured that part out. I will finish from my laptop tonight when I get home from work. Conoces Tepito ???
@@TellMeInSpanishEng Okay now I'm at home on my laptop. The question in English would have been, "While shopping in Tepito, should i take a camera like this ?"...... I have an American amigo living in Mexico City and was gonna ask this as a broma on a skype video call because it is a Canon full frame 5DII with a long Canon 70-200mm L lens on it... but i love the Tianguis in Tepito and do plan to go to both Tepito AND Mexico City in the summer of 2024.... but i will NOT be carrying a camera or taking a bunch of photos, lol.. and i just got my first tattoo (3 crosses on my neck) so I'm gonna fit in at Tepito no problem, i'm street smart and not a fancy dresser anyway :)
"¿Qué me trajiste?" NOTHING!! 🤣🤣🤣
🤣🤣 now you know that if you go to the store...¡tienes que traerme algo!
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