Hello sir I love this lesson, it makes one really have to listen to the Spanish that is being spoken, thank you for the repeat to give one a chance to hear what whatwas said.
Thanks for these awesome videos. I am Korean and it is kinda hard for me to find materials to learn Spanish. Then I found you on youtube and your videos have helped me a lot!! Gracias!
Helo! I am learning through comprehensible input. It has helped me no end! But as a senior, I cannot help wanting to run before I can walk. I want to speak now! Haha... However, I do enjoy grammar and like to see how language works. 'Vamos a llegar.' for instance. The informal future feels more natural when speaking. My listening skills are improving with comprehensible input, but I try and use as many resources that are at my fingertips. --- ¡Muchas gracias por tu canal! Estoy muy contento lo encontré. Saludos desde Gales.
Could you please create a video on the word “ya” in Spanish? It is a tricky word that gives me trouble sometimes. I would love some clarification. Thanks
The lesson structure is brilliant. And I appreciate the fact you digressed to explain "dile a Pablo". It confused me as I was generalizing from your list.
Hi, I emailed you with a question regarding purchasing one of your courses but I didn’t get a reply. Are the courses compatible with Ipad and IPhone? As I don’t have a laptop or computer. If it’s that only some of the courses are, which ones? Please let me know asap. Thanks
Actually in this case English is the black sheep. In many languages the subordinate clause(expressing hypothesis) is introduced by “what” or a form of that word and not “that”. For example: She said THAT she wasn’t hungry. Ella dijo QUE no tenía hambre.
Every second of this video was helpful.
Hello sir I love this lesson, it makes one really have to listen to the Spanish that is being spoken, thank you for the repeat to give one a chance to hear what whatwas said.
Thanks so much for sharing Spanish videos. It helps me a lot for learning Spanish.
Thanks for these awesome videos. I am Korean and it is kinda hard for me to find materials to learn Spanish. Then I found you on youtube and your videos have helped me a lot!! Gracias!
Your lessons just keep getting better. Well done.
Absolutely brilliant teacher 😉👌
Un leccion muy interesante y information
increíble claro lección, y pronunciación que eso hace que aprender español sea más fácil para mi. muchas gracias 🙏🏻
Excellent presentation. Thank you.
Gracias Profesor
Helo! I am learning through comprehensible input. It has helped me no end! But as a senior, I cannot help wanting to run before I can walk. I want to speak now! Haha... However, I do enjoy grammar and like to see how language works. 'Vamos a llegar.' for instance. The informal future feels more natural when speaking. My listening skills are improving with comprehensible input, but I try and use as many resources that are at my fingertips. --- ¡Muchas gracias por tu canal! Estoy muy contento lo encontré. Saludos desde Gales.
Could you please create a video on the word “ya” in Spanish? It is a tricky word that gives me trouble sometimes. I would love some clarification. Thanks
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Excellent 👍🏻
The lesson structure is brilliant. And I appreciate the fact you digressed to explain "dile a Pablo". It confused me as I was generalizing from your list.
Great lesson
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I don't have PayPal how to purchase your course then?
Thanks papi❤
I’ve been waiting for a new lesson!
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Hi, I emailed you with a question regarding purchasing one of your courses but I didn’t get a reply.
Are the courses compatible with Ipad and IPhone? As I don’t have a laptop or computer.
If it’s that only some of the courses are, which ones?
Please let me know asap.
Thanks
Laptops are computers.
@@robertflint2549 bless you
They are compatible with iPhones and ipads
Can we say Di a Pablo que.
I thought que means what not that.
qué - what //// que = that
Actually in this case English is the black sheep. In many languages the subordinate clause(expressing hypothesis) is introduced by “what” or a form of that word and not “that”.
For example: She said THAT she wasn’t hungry.
Ella dijo QUE no tenía hambre.
@@LearnSpanishLearnSpanish Okay gracias😁
It means both, spelt different with special E, kinda like (to and two) in English sounding the same but written different
Lo Que is what
I thought luego is later
Dile que abandone estas traducciones lo antes posible.