Spanish Beginners: Learn the Present Tense in 1 Lesson

[@alimmuhammad8577]

Idk if I’m ready for the questions yet, but this definitely showed me that it’s not impossible to learn this tense. Thank you for another great video.

[@TellMeInSpanishEng]

Jajaja don't worry! And no, the present tense can seem challenging, but it's not impossible 😉

[@MexicanMovie]

1. Por qué no ? 2. estudio español 3. Normalmente estudio español y trabajar. 4. me gustan mucho las mofetas 5. Optional English True Story: I ordered a metal Guadalajara sign from Temu and they sent me "Nayarit" instead by accident. In addition they rolled it up to fit in the bag with the other stuff. My second Temu order they sent the correct "Guadalajara" sign this time and also rolled that one up to fit in a small bag. I beat them both out straight and now they look pretty good, actually kind of look genuine now. If you don't believe me I can film them along with my Puebla soccer jerseys and my other mexican camisetas and post up on youtube for proof, lol 🤣

[@TellMeInSpanishEng]

Jajajajaja I definitely want proof! 🤣 Just please tell me that you don't have una camiseta de las chivas 🤣 ¿Te gustan los zorrillos? ¿Por qué? Mofeta es correcto, en México es más común zorrillo 🤗

[@MexicanMovie]

@@TellMeInSpanishEng No, no tengo una camiseta de las chivas, pero tengo un tatuaje de "Dia de los muertos" en el brazo (in addition to the "Mexico" down the side of my stomach, lol).... I'm gonna throw all my printed Tell Me in Spanish stuff in that video too, very soon.

[@MexicanMovie]

@@TellMeInSpanishEngoh, just found "zorillio" in the list from your website in my Spanish earning kit titled "18 Spanish Vocabulary Lists"..... whne i got that i was more trying to learn the language versus trying to know every single word in the language, and now I'm working on both at the same time. I'm a slow learner and have to repeat things frequently before i master them. Los zorillos son lindos, and legal in some states in los estados unidos, but nor in Illinois where i live.

[@jakegoertzen8766]

You sound like you know what you're talking about but on every video I've seen from you you're talking waaaayyy to fast for the non spanish speaking beginner