The 30 MOST COMMON VERBS in Spanish! 🇪🇸, Spanish for Beginners 🌟
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 20 ก.ย. 2024
- In this video, I’ll show you 30 of the most common Spanish verbs. This is a good way for beginners to learn some of the words which appear most often in texts, podcasts and many other videos! 🌟 Verbs are incredibly useful in particular too, since without them, it is incredibly difficult to engage in conversations! 😢
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Why are people hating in the comments thank you for the help keep it up
Thanks for this. Excellent. Hope you make more videos like this
Wow cheers!
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the music i can do without
It's fine you can always mute it
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Can you please help me in verbs 🥺
Sure thing, which things are you stuck with in particular? Verb tenses? Conjugation?
@@cocoramony i am cunfuse on verbs. I try on so many you tube channels but i didnt get It
@@cocoramony sir can you please Teach me rules of verbs
I can explain it for you if you want to, I am just wondering which things you struggle on in particular? If it's in general I can signpost you to resources. Verbs are essentially doing words, like running jumping skiing etc. In Spanish, verbs work in a similar way but have specific endings like -ir -ar or -er, like "tener" (to have). In Spanish you usually change this verb, in English you rarely change it unless you say "he goes" etc. In Spanish there's "tengo (I have) " "tienes (you have)" and "tiene" (he or she has).
@@cocoramony i dont know anything about verbs 🥲
Why don’t you include the meaning in the audio?!!! It’s mind boggling that you didn’t!
I did it's in the subs or on the bottom. For recent vids I have now this is an older one
@@cocoramony Yes without them it’s a waste of time 👋
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