Did you really stop doing this 5 years ago? Yikes. I just saw one of your first ones and realized it was one of the best lessons I ever saw on the use of "para." I've been working on Spanish for about 3 months now, mostly online, and there's a lot these online courses don't explain. Why did you stop? You were doing great!
More fascinating stuffs in the member area of learning Spanish with Paul. I bought his lessons with discounted price of 50% and it's really much more helpful and they are not available in here.
Hey paul, will you make another mini course with other tenses. Like we and they us them etc. One more awesome mini course would be great. If not thats ok. I get it. I will buy your course soon anyway. You are the best teacher. You are so appreciated. And also some new words replacing want and need with others like maybe enjoy or hate or whatever is used the most i trust youd know. Never have i ever seen such a curriculum so well thought out. Amazing!
The best thing that can happen to you in learning Spanish is 'Spanish with Paul'. Excelente, Fantastico and perfecto. As a Pakistani Muslim, i have found Spanish the easiest language in the world to learn. We have an added advantage of English that is the second language of the our country, First is Urdu. Now we don't have to learn around 2000 words in Spanish from English, a slight change according to the Spanish grammar and the word is turned into spanish. Secondly there are hundreds of words that we use in our daily conversation in urdu. Urdu language is a mix of Turkish, Arabic and Persian. The meaning is almost same like, pagar, maize, camisa, derracha, areeba and on and on, but with a slight difference is pronunciation that sometimes go unnoticed. !Gracias querido, Paul!
The examples with "probarme" made me think of the Spanish saying "Si el saco te viene, póntelo" ("If the coat fits, put it on."). It's the Spanish equivalent of our "If the shoe fits, wear it." :-)
Hola,Paul..Que el espíritu de la Navidad te traiga paz, la alegría de la Navidad te da esperanza, y la calidez de la Navidad, concede amor ... Te deseo a ti y a tu familia una "Feliz Navidad"
No, it changes. I"ll give you a few examples: "Hoy me voy a ir/ Hoy voy a irme a acostar temprano porque mañana tengo que madrugar" "Te tienes que ir/ Tienes que irte antes de la oficina si quieres llegar a tiempo a la fiesta". "Gonzalo/ Claudia me dijo que hoy se iba a ir/ que hoy iba a irse más temprano porque tiene turno con el dentista" "Decidimos irnos del lugar porque estaba lleno de gente" "No tenían ganas de irse porque la estaban pasando muy bien"
Hello Paul feliz navidad.I have empressed that you are so much duty full .you didnt care aspacial day of merry christmas and do your job .thank you soo very much
How are "I want to go" and "I want to leave" different? I feel as if I use them interchangeably in English. I follow the concatenation of "me" to "ir".
It depends on the sentence because you can say something like "necesito ir a la tienda" (I need to go to the shop) but if you said (I want to leave to the shop) it doesn't make sense. Ir and Irse are only connected in certain circumstances.
Entonces, cuando el pronombre reflexivo se da al comienzo de las oraciones, todavía es "leave", "put on makeup" o "try on"? Gracias por todo. Edit: I think I answered my own question. Regardless of your locál, is making a reflexive pronoun sit at the front of a sentence best useful when you need a helper verb between it and the reflexive verb? Como, "Me puedes ir" está "I'm leaving" instead of "I can leave myself"? Leaving oneself sounds like a neat trick! N'est-çe pas? BTW I have purchased your premium membership, ultimate drills and spanish in reverse.
Dr.Fatimah Uthman “aquí” simply means “here,” while “que” can mean a number of things. It usually means “that,” but in the example, it is used in “tengo que,” which is an expression to say “I have to.”
Hello Paul. I am very great full to came across your website. I want to know you have payment plans. Quarterly or Monthly. This will help me because I have to take care of others expanses and as this fees is in US dollars here that value is in 6000 even if I go with the regular member.
Dos preguntas por favor. Numero uno :) Quanto cosas ? Y ...can one recieve a Certificate of Completion ? Numero dos :) And/or some sort of recognition of coursework achievment ? Muchas Super gracious Maestro Paul 👍**
En español, nosotras las mujeres décimos: *Necesito maquillarme, o *Necesito pintarme Es lo mismo 😉😊😃 Ahh y también es muy diferente decir: *Tengo que ir *Tengo que irme 😁
No me gusta probar la comida y tu vestido. ¿Cómo te gustarías te probas la camisa otra vez porque eres bonita cuando te pintas ? Do i need to change conjugation when i want to say you make up or you try on ? te pintas and te probas or pintarte and probarte?
Native Spanish speaker here: •_Probar_ is an irregular verb so, in this case, you don't _probas_ but _pruebas_ instead: 2nd person of singular and plural changes their conjugation. •_Probar_ can be used as to put, to put on, to try, to try on when referring to clothes; to taste or to try when referring to food; to defy, to try or to bet for other meanings. •Even in a vulgar/common/uneducated/popular form, you can say _pruébate_ -the 2nd person singular imperative form- to refer to food or dressing: prueba (pruébate) la sopa/pruébate el vestido. The same for _pintar/pintarse_ although it's regular verb: whilst _pintar_ is to paint, _pintarse_ means to put paint on or to make up yourself.
Did you really stop doing this 5 years ago? Yikes. I just saw one of your first ones and realized it was one of the best lessons I ever saw on the use of "para." I've been working on Spanish for about 3 months now, mostly online, and there's a lot these online courses don't explain. Why did you stop? You were doing great!
Excellent, THE best teacher on TH-cam!
Thank you so much! I just finished all of your Monday lessons. You made it so easy for me to learn and gain confidence!
I wish you would do more you tube again, I love your lessons and love your course as well.
More fascinating stuffs in the member area of learning Spanish with Paul. I bought his lessons with discounted price of 50% and it's really much more helpful and they are not available in here.
Muchas Gracias Paul ❤
Hey paul, will you make another mini course with other tenses. Like we and they us them etc. One more awesome mini course would be great. If not thats ok. I get it. I will buy your course soon anyway. You are the best teacher. You are so appreciated. And also some new words replacing want and need with others like maybe enjoy or hate or whatever is used the most i trust youd know. Never have i ever seen such a curriculum so well thought out. Amazing!
I love love love all your lessons. Everything is always relevant, simple and useful. Gracias.
I am loving every minute of your lessons
Thank you!
The best thing that can happen to you in learning Spanish is 'Spanish with Paul'. Excelente, Fantastico and perfecto.
As a Pakistani Muslim, i have found Spanish the easiest language in the world to learn. We have an added advantage of English that is the second language of the our country, First is Urdu. Now we don't have to learn around 2000 words in Spanish from English, a slight change according to the Spanish grammar and the word is turned into spanish. Secondly there are hundreds of words that we use in our daily conversation in urdu. Urdu language is a mix of Turkish, Arabic and Persian. The meaning is almost same like, pagar, maize, camisa, derracha, areeba and on and on, but with a slight difference is pronunciation that sometimes go unnoticed. !Gracias querido, Paul!
Paul, your teaching methods are superb, well done. Barrie Owen.
I love all your lectures.. Thanks Paul
For women( para las mujeres) Pintarme or maquillarme( to put on makeup) both forms are used and correct.
The examples with "probarme" made me think of the Spanish saying "Si el saco te viene, póntelo" ("If the coat fits, put it on."). It's the Spanish equivalent of our "If the shoe fits, wear it." :-)
Great work señor Paul
Feliz Navidad y Feliz Año Nuevo 2018 a Mr.Paul and Familia.
Thank you Paul! Wish you a happy and successful year of 2018!
I love all your lessons but I wish you could do the same in French because I am interested in learning French
i have completed this paul lession. i have to learn more spanish. pls tell me another best youtub chanel to learn easily spanish language.
Hola,Paul..Que el espíritu de la Navidad te traiga paz, la alegría de la Navidad te da esperanza, y la calidez de la Navidad, concede amor ... Te deseo a ti y a tu familia una "Feliz Navidad"
you are the best teacher paul🙏 thanks for teach us and pls never stop
Eres maravilloso - no tienes vacaciones! Gracias por todo! Felices fiestas!
Great video! Your course is amazing. I’m on level 6 and it’s definitely the BEST. Nos vemos
Great to hear that Diane, thank you. Level 6... you're doing very well :-)
SpanishWithPaul.com Hi paul, me and my girlfriend wants to do your course. Can you tell me how long is it for and if we can a joint course.
Hello, yes you can do a joint course. The full version is 80 hours.
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Great lesson again thanks. If however you want to say you leave does it change to irte or is it irme for all derivations?
No, it changes. I"ll give you a few examples:
"Hoy me voy a ir/ Hoy voy a irme a acostar temprano porque mañana tengo que madrugar"
"Te tienes que ir/ Tienes que irte antes de la oficina si quieres llegar a tiempo a la fiesta".
"Gonzalo/ Claudia me dijo que hoy se iba a ir/ que hoy iba a irse más temprano porque tiene turno con el dentista"
"Decidimos irnos del lugar porque estaba lleno de gente"
"No tenían ganas de irse porque la estaban pasando muy bien"
Sir, do you have English lessons for Spanish speakers ?
Hello Paul feliz navidad.I have empressed that you are so much duty full .you didnt care aspacial day of merry christmas and do your job .thank you soo very much
It's easy when you like what you do :-)
Thanks a lot Paul for your lesson regardless the holiday time. Felices fiestas querido Paul.
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How are "I want to go" and "I want to leave" different? I feel as if I use them interchangeably in English. I follow the concatenation of "me" to "ir".
It depends on the sentence because you can say something like "necesito ir a la tienda" (I need to go to the shop) but if you said (I want to leave to the shop) it doesn't make sense. Ir and Irse are only connected in certain circumstances.
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please help so i can get onto the member page with the main member course
Ur a hero man !👌
Thank you Rick!
Thanki you, the lessons are so useful.
thanks mr Paul!
Entonces, cuando el pronombre reflexivo se da al comienzo de las oraciones, todavía es "leave", "put on makeup" o "try on"? Gracias por todo. Edit: I think I answered my own question. Regardless of your locál, is making a reflexive pronoun sit at the front of a sentence best useful when you need a helper verb between it and the reflexive verb? Como, "Me puedes ir" está "I'm leaving" instead of "I can leave myself"? Leaving oneself sounds like a neat trick! N'est-çe pas? BTW I have purchased your premium membership, ultimate drills and spanish in reverse.
Wow! Thanks, Paul.
Could you please explain when we use "que" and "aquí"
Dr.Fatimah Uthman “aquí” simply means “here,” while “que” can mean a number of things. It usually means “that,” but in the example, it is used in “tengo que,” which is an expression to say “I have to.”
How do I know when to use “Salir” and “irme” since both means the same??
salirse algo means to get out ot some situation. Quiero salirme de aquí. I wanna get out of here.
gracias sir
Hello Paul.
I am very great full to came across your website.
I want to know you have payment plans.
Quarterly or Monthly.
This will help me because I have to take care of others expanses and as this fees is in US dollars here that value is in 6000 even if I go with the regular member.
Very grateful.
Gracias por explicar esta
My pleasure, glad it's helping you.
Feliz navidad 🎄
I'm asking for etymological dictionary for Spanish language. Any suggestions ?
Diccionario etimológico de la Real Academia Española.
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Dos preguntas por favor. Numero uno :) Quanto cosas ? Y ...can one recieve a Certificate of Completion ? Numero dos :) And/or some sort of recognition of coursework achievment ? Muchas Super gracious Maestro Paul 👍**
If anyone knows, by chance, the title of the guitar music at the end of each episode, please let me know? Por favor...
I'm confused how vestido is a masculine word nor a femimine if it is a piece of clothing that females put on not men.
Gaming with Charlie -me too I noticed that.
this is how spanish :) you need to memorize.
Maybe you don't realise but some men wear dresses sometimes.....!
Yo también
Vestido es palabra masculino, por ejemplo, se dice 'el vestido' pero es ropa que usamos las mujeres 😁😉😉😘
Can you teach me how to talk Spanish
I need to put on makeup: nesecito maquillarme
Y tambien 😁
En español, nosotras las mujeres décimos:
*Necesito maquillarme, o
*Necesito pintarme
Es lo mismo 😉😊😃
Ahh y también es muy diferente decir:
*Tengo que ir
*Tengo que irme
😁
You are good you help me a lot 👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍
I want translations for
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Then
Entonces
No me gusta probar la comida y tu vestido. ¿Cómo te gustarías te probas la camisa otra vez porque eres bonita cuando te pintas ?
Do i need to change conjugation when i want to say you make up or you try on ? te pintas and te probas or pintarte and probarte?
Native Spanish speaker here:
•_Probar_ is an irregular verb so, in this case, you don't _probas_ but _pruebas_ instead: 2nd person of singular and plural changes their conjugation.
•_Probar_ can be used as to put, to put on, to try, to try on when referring to clothes; to taste or to try when referring to food; to defy, to try or to bet for other meanings.
•Even in a vulgar/common/uneducated/popular form, you can say _pruébate_ -the 2nd person singular imperative form- to refer to food or dressing: prueba (pruébate) la sopa/pruébate el vestido.
The same for _pintar/pintarse_ although it's regular verb: whilst _pintar_ is to paint, _pintarse_ means to put paint on or to make up yourself.
Shirt is feminine
Ans dress is not feminine wtf
Whether a noun is classed as feminine or masculine has nothing to do with that.
Because our language comes from Latin... in latin they were feminine or masculine..
Yoño