Spanish Agreement: Learn this rule EASILY (and the exceptions)

Some of the most common mistakes my students make relate to gender agreement 🤔. Since this is such a crucial part of speaking Spanish correctly, in this video, you'll learn what gender agreement is. We'll cover tricky nouns such as 'estudiante' and exceptions like 'el agua vs la agua'.
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[@maxshortscenes6863]

Thank you so much for your work you are so beautiful today
I really want to know how to start Spanish grammar I'm just trying to learn and I feel lost

[@budkeybarbee1527]

Estupendo video. What about the sentence "Va a arreglarlo." We have 2 "a" sounds in a row and yet we still pronounce both "a's"?

[@TellMeInSpanishEng]

Good example! Yup, at a "normal" speed, that's going to sound like 1 '1'. There are native speakers that enunciate every word, but it's not the rule 🙂Speed wins 😂

[@brendamccrite3038]

1. Hay poca gente en el parque. 2. Los lápices son azules. 3. Mis zapatos nuevos me quedan bien. 4. El agua fría es buena para la salud. 5. Es un problema difícil. 6. La situación es muy complicado.

[@TellMeInSpanishEng]

Tiny detail: you just forgot to change the gender of 'complicado' to 'complicada' 🤓 All the other answers are correct!

[@brendamccrite3038]

Gracias por tu ayuda.

[@Max-wo7zp]

Hi teacher, is this question correct to you? "le gustaría darle algo especial?" which I've seen it on a book, but there're two "Le"s and it doesn't make sense to me. thanks.

[@TellMeInSpanishEng]

This is a great question! 🤓 Remember that verbs like 'gustar' work with indirect object pronouns and that first 'le' is to address people formally, you could say "¿te gustaría darle algo especial?". The second 'le' is because 'dar' is a verb that benefits or affects someone (the person receiving what you're giving). This one refers to someone else (her/him).

[@MERLOTHEGOATTV]

1.) Hay pocas gente en el parque.
2.) Los lápices son azul.
3.) Mi zapatos nuevo me quedan bueno.
4.) El agua frías es buena para la salud .
5.) Estas una problema difícil.
6.) Los situación es muy complicado.

[@TellMeInSpanishEng]

Here are the answers:
#1 Hay poca gente en el parque ('gente' is singular)
#2 Los lápices son azules ('azul' needs to be in plural form)
#3 Mis zapatos nuevos me quedan bien ('nuevo' needs to be in plural form)
#4 El agua fría es buena para la salud ('frías' needs to be singular)
#5 Es un problema difícil ('problema' is masculine)
#6 La situación es muy complicada ('situación' is feminine)

[@bertramattles1695]

Hay poca gente en el parque
Los lápices son azules
Mis zapatos nuevos me quedan bien
El aqua fría es buena para la salud
Es un problema difícil
La situación es muy complicada

[@TellMeInSpanishEng]

¡Aaaayyyyy, muy bien 😀😀! Todas tus respuestas están perfectas.

[@zahramanji3072]

1. Hay pocas gentes en la parque
2. Los lapices son azules
Mis zapatos nuevos me quedan bien
El agua fria es buena para la salud
Esta una problema dificil
La situacion es muy complicada

[@TellMeInSpanishEng]

Good! Just two corrections: 'gente' is always singular. So, you should say "hay poca gente en el parque'. 'Problema' is a masculine word that ends with 'a', so we say "este es un problema difícil'.