Can you guys make one day a video, explaining the difference between sobre and acerca? From my humble experience with Spanish they're interchangeable, but what if they aren't, ha-ha. Thx a lot for your efforts in enlightening newcomers. Demystifying subjunctive is really good btw, makes it easier to grasp that elusive part of the language.
"Is there any man around here?" - would be really situational in English. Like when women expect men to do some hard or dangerous thing instead of them, they would shout that :) And the answer would be "No, just us chickens" :D
Thanks so much for continuing these beginner videos. They are very helpful
gracias
¡A ti! :)
I love the way Cynthia pronounces the word( book) it makes me smile
jajajaja ¿lo digo muy mal?
No no it's wonderful. I think the double oo s in English are like the double rr s in Spanish we both get a laugh
Gracias por un vídeo excelente
¡Gracias, Doctor Zhivago! :)
Bueno !! Yo miro todos los vids que hacéis y aprendo algo cada vez.
Gracias desde Calpe !!
¡Hey, estupendo! :)
Este video fue bueno! Nessicito el próxima una sobre “cualquier, cualquiera “😫
¡Buena idea! :)
I use these videos to refer back to some beginner concepts that I never fully grasped.
Can you guys make one day a video, explaining the difference between sobre and acerca? From my humble experience with Spanish they're interchangeable, but what if they aren't, ha-ha.
Thx a lot for your efforts in enlightening newcomers. Demystifying subjunctive is really good btw, makes it easier to grasp that elusive part of the language.
As far as I'm aware, 'sobre' and 'acerca de' are interchangeable. They both mean 'about'.
Thank you, Victor! :)
We have it on our list! Gracias:)
Does the book cover ser and estar in past tense?
Of course! Cx
Gordon is the best gay spanish helper! Thanks a lot guys!
Gay Spanish helper... Hahahaha If he is gay, he's been fooling me for 17 years! Cx
"Is there any man around here?" - would be really situational in English. Like when women expect men to do some hard or dangerous thing instead of them, they would shout that :) And the answer would be "No, just us chickens" :D
XD
Why not "hay gente"?
¿Me puedes dar la frase completa, por favor?
This actually made it more confusing
¿De verdad?