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LEARN SPANISH: IR or VENIR
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 25 มิ.ย. 2020
- In this lesson you’ll learn Spanish verbs IR and VENIR, the key difference between both. Many students struggle using these Spanish verbs and they are not sure which one to use and when - IR or VENIR - and that’s why I’ve decided to jump into this topic and give you key points to help you understand once and for all how to use IR and VENIR in Spanish. To go: “Ir”, “yo voy”, “tú vas” and To come: “venir”, “yo vengo”, “tú vienes”.
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You are the best teacher!!! Thank you!!!!
Muy bien señora.yo eprender poco a poca.pero cuendo yo veo mucho veses aprender rapido
All my questions were answered. Thanks for a great lesson!
Wohoo 🎉 Thank you for watching. 😉
Muy claro, ¡gracias!
Gracias a ti 😉😉
That was a great video and clearly explained. Great job!
Excelente! Gracias Paula!
Siempre a la orden.☺️
Muchas gracias maestra 😊😊
You made my day, you explained everything in such a wonderful, understandable and intresting way.
no tengo palabras para apreciar
Muy fantástico video 👍👍🥰
¡Buena explicación!
Fantastic Spanish Muchas gracias 😊
you are an amazing teacher!!!
Great explanation.
El lección maravilloso
Gracias Paula 😊
I have been watching your videos over the last few days since discovering your channel and have added some of them to my play lists.
I was wondering where you spent most of your childhood. Did you grow up in Spain or Latin America? If in Latin America what country? Your pronunciation is very good and I assume you are a native speaker.
Your video work is very good and goes into greater detail than most other videos I have watched. I live in California and am a native English speaker (California Dialect) with a hint of midwestern American accent I get from my parents who moved our family here when I was two years old.
Eric Baugher Hi Eric. First at all, thank you so much for such a comment. It makes me happy 😊
I’m from Venezuela 🇻🇪 in South America, so yes, I’m a native Spanish speaker. I moved to the USA in 2017, and I’ve been living in Atlanta since then.
Hola🙋🙇 paula Què tal? can you tell me.. in past progressive how we use preterite and imperfect 🙂 what is difference & their rules and exception 🙂🙏
¡Hola! Muy bien. ¿Y tú cómo has estado?
It’s a topic I have to cover in more detail in a video, but, we use the imperfect progressive basically for talking about what someone was doing when something occurred. Estaba hablando por teléfono cuando alguien tocó la puerta. (I was talking on the phone, when someone knocked on the door)
The preterite progressive is used to talk about something that was going on at some point in the past. Estuvimos estudiando todo el fin de semana (we were studying all weekend).
😊😊
una duda: en italiano(yo soy italiano perdona mi espanol) podemos decir: vienes a la fiesta en casa de beto porque se supone que yo vaja a la fiesta. en espanol no se puede hacer. He entendido bien?
Im from Brazil, but my inglish is good and I understand spanish, LOL
Se puede decir y es correcto aqui o acá,,,,,, allí o allá,,,,,,
great video as always thanks for sharing can you make video about different ways to express your likes and dislikes other than me Gusta y no me gusta
That’s an excellent idea. I’ll do it. I have a post on Instagram with many options, but I’ll make a video giving all details, and a bunch of examples 👍🏻👍🏻
Voy yo or yo voy = same?
It’s not the same, there’s a slight difference. If you say “yo voy” is because you’re going somewhere. We use “voy yo” when we’re referring that it’s our turn to do something.
@@SpeakSpanishWithPaula ok gracias!
The real challenge is Venir and llegar. That can be really hard to explain.
Coming up next Friday. Traer vs Llevar 😊😊😊
No se la diferencia entre alla y alli
At 0:24 you said "sue-scribe" ...and that's a mistake 1:09