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I remember learning the verb HACER as a "go go " verb, verbs that have GO in the present tense, tengo, hago, salgo etc, they become "ga ga" verbs in the subjuntive. I found it very helpful to understand the subjunctive changes in the verb HACER and other verbs.
The real difficulty with 'hacer' is in English, when Spanish speakers have difficulty distinguishing between 'to make' and 'to do'. One does the dishes, but makes the bed.
But that comes from the meaning of the word 'make' rather than some arbitrary rule. Something is made in the bed case whereas the dishes are simply 'done' and forgotten. But you would say I'm going to make a pie, though anything more complicated engenders a different verb e.g. build a house. There's more information in the verbs we use than we realise, it contains an entire worldview and with it what is of importance in the life of an English-speaking person.
That happens. I've seen it in many language students with different verbs. One day you'll brain will just accept it. In the meantime, just keep feeding it! =)
I LOVE your channel. You guys have the best topics and your teachers are excellent and fun to watch. Having said that, I’m kinda done… ALL the other Spanish channels I watch have their teachers speaking the Spanish part slowly while keeping the English regular speed. The teachers for Spring Spanish speak slowly in English and quickly in Spanish. The advice to slow the speed down DOESN’T work because I’ve got it on half speed but then the voice is all muffled and hard to hear. 0.75 speed means that the English part sounds drunk while the Spanish is okay but the words are Sssssoooo small that it’s impossible to see them on my phone. I have to keep rewinding.., which might not be a big deal if your internet connection is good but here in rural parts, rewinding means the internet has to catch in, so complétemente useless. Please please please, Teach the teachers to slow down on the Spanish only and figure a way to make the letters at the bottom bigger. Until that’s done, I’ll find another less frustrating way…
That sucks if you have a bad connection, but they have to assume you have the ability to rewind video. It is useful to hear it spoken at a real speed, and you have the text to make sure you're hearing it correctly (maybe they could do more of a full screen text)
Thanks for the info! As always, we'll do our best in taking all of the feedback we get into consideration to try to accommodate to the majority of people. By the way, I feel you with the internet frustration. It used to be my day-to-day. =)
A cool tool in Utube is right there in the top right corner of the screen, start your desired video, tap 'pause',, tap screen anywhere away from the pause/start area, top right corner of the screen is a 'wheel', that is the 'tools', tap that wheel. Check the list and you will find 'playback speed', choose the speed you want, then restart video. That 75% setting works great 👍 It sounds like a lot to do, but once you've used it, you will be utilizing it a lot.
Is this mainly speakers from Spain?? I watch another lady from Mexico. I am trying to learn more of the Mexico or South American Spanish... not including Brazil of course LOL. I will still follow this channel but wondering if more related to European Spanish(Spain) etc etc TYTY
Maura la profesora de yoga. Cuando veremos el video de yoga? Puedes ayudarme a estirar, ¿no? 😉 Y linda ropa para hacer ejercicio. 😁 Esta fue una lección muy útil, como siempre. Gracias.
Theres isn't any lisp in Spanish speakers from Spain! It's so frustrating that some foreigners, especially English speakers for some reason, keep tallking about a lisp. A lisp is a speech impairment and it means that you can't pronounce certain sounds correctly. Do English speakers have a lisp when they say words like "Thursday" or "thorough"? Didn't think so.
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I remember learning the verb HACER as a "go go " verb, verbs that have GO in the present tense, tengo, hago, salgo etc, they become "ga ga" verbs in the subjuntive.
I found it very helpful to understand the subjunctive changes in the verb HACER and other verbs.
Me gusta mirar tu video todos los dias
Un video sobre las usas de "caber" seria muy util Maura. Gracias.
Very good lecture on the verb hacer
Thanks so much for such a helpful lesson. Just subbed. Love the 'chunks' concept 🤗
"Deja de hacer el tonto!" - my new favourite chunk ;) Thanks! Another nice video
Hahaha, that's awesome! Thank You for being here! =)=)=)
Translation to Mexican: "no te hagas güey." 😉
The real difficulty with 'hacer' is in English, when Spanish speakers have difficulty distinguishing between 'to make' and 'to do'. One does the dishes, but makes the bed.
But that comes from the meaning of the word 'make' rather than some arbitrary rule. Something is made in the bed case whereas the dishes are simply 'done' and forgotten. But you would say I'm going to make a pie, though anything more complicated engenders a different verb e.g. build a house. There's more information in the verbs we use than we realise, it contains an entire worldview and with it what is of importance in the life of an English-speaking person.
Una lección muy entretenida e informativa sobre el verbo - hacer. Mil gracias.
So well done and I like the chunking sticking to one verb
Good
Excellent channel, love it 👍 keep posting these lessons. Gracious Gracious🤗
Please explain the difference between hacer y realizar.
no difference, they are synonyms.
muchas gracias, muy informente.
muy informativo..
Thanks for sharing.
Well I like the chart. That was helpful.
Thanks for the video
Thank you for being here! =)=)=)
@@MauraSpringSpanish
You’re welcome you’re the best
@@TimXMan1000
He estado esperando esto. Los verbos irregulares son mi primera debilidad 😅
¡Claro, es normal! Gracias por estar aquí =)=)=)
.... esperando esto.
.....son mi primera debilidad.
@@BGM16 gracias por tu ayuda 😊
Hacer evades me. I say that because as a new Spanish language learner. it's the one verb I keep forgetting.
That happens. I've seen it in many language students with different verbs. One day you'll brain will just accept it. In the meantime, just keep feeding it! =)
I LOVE your channel. You guys have the best topics and your teachers are excellent and fun to watch. Having said that, I’m kinda done… ALL the other Spanish channels I watch have their teachers speaking the Spanish part slowly while keeping the English regular speed. The teachers for Spring Spanish speak slowly in English and quickly in Spanish. The advice to slow the speed down DOESN’T work because I’ve got it on half speed but then the voice is all muffled and hard to hear. 0.75 speed means that the English part sounds drunk while the Spanish is okay but the words are Sssssoooo small that it’s impossible to see them on my phone. I have to keep rewinding.., which might not be a big deal if your internet connection is good but here in rural parts, rewinding means the internet has to catch in, so complétemente useless.
Please please please, Teach the teachers to slow down on the Spanish only and figure a way to make the letters at the bottom bigger. Until that’s done, I’ll find another less frustrating way…
That sucks if you have a bad connection, but they have to assume you have the ability to rewind video. It is useful to hear it spoken at a real speed, and you have the text to make sure you're hearing it correctly (maybe they could do more of a full screen text)
Thanks for the info! As always, we'll do our best in taking all of the feedback we get into consideration to try to accommodate to the majority of people. By the way, I feel you with the internet frustration. It used to be my day-to-day. =)
A cool tool in Utube is right there in the top right corner of the screen, start your desired video, tap 'pause',, tap screen anywhere away from the pause/start area, top right corner of the screen is a 'wheel', that is the 'tools', tap that wheel. Check the list and you will find 'playback speed', choose the speed you want, then restart video. That 75% setting works great 👍
It sounds like a lot to do, but once you've used it, you will be utilizing it a lot.
Is this mainly speakers from Spain?? I watch another lady from Mexico. I am trying to learn more of the Mexico or South American Spanish... not including Brazil of course LOL. I will still follow this channel but wondering if more related to European Spanish(Spain) etc etc TYTY
Do you need ¨Estar" with gerund? I noticed that she said, "haciendo" without it.
What’s the use of the quiz at the end that doesn’t give the correct answers after a few seconds?
Maura la profesora de yoga. Cuando veremos el video de yoga? Puedes ayudarme a estirar, ¿no? 😉 Y linda ropa para hacer ejercicio. 😁 Esta fue una lección muy útil, como siempre. Gracias.
Jajaja, quizás hagamos algún video temático de yoga algún día. ¡Gracias a ti, como siempre!
@@MauraSpringSpanish Uno mas cosa... nunca identificaste a la persona misteriosa en la conversación telefónica. Profesora Paulísima?
You are just stunning, my goodness
Hacer, también se usa... Practicar; Practico Karate, practico Fútbol.
Should chunks be learned/viewed on your channel in a certain order? Do they build on one another?
Maura you are so stunningly beautiful I can't keep my mind on the lesson!!! 😍😍😍
So nice of you to say! Thanks! =)
Where is she from? I like her accent
Venezuela
Thanks a lot! =) Very true Charles, thanks! =)
Era Mariana que te llamo?
Jajaja, no. ¡Soy yo! =)
Hacerse el loco= playing dumb. Could be translated in English like this too
That's right! =)
Please explain how it is spoken in Puerto Rico! Lol
I'd love for us to find a teacher from Puerto Rico as well, haha. =)
Badly
Que andas carnal? Al cien?
Todo bien, bro, jaja. =)
No lisp?
Theres isn't any lisp in Spanish speakers from Spain! It's so frustrating that some foreigners, especially English speakers for some reason, keep tallking about a lisp. A lisp is a speech impairment and it means that you can't pronounce certain sounds correctly. Do English speakers have a lisp when they say words like "Thursday" or "thorough"? Didn't think so.
@@TheSpanishNotebook You know what I mean. I mean ceceo. Comprendo
I mean like three in English.
learn spanish in chunks...
I hate this word😂
You talk too fast!