I love them but I wonder if maybe he's talking too slowly which I will get used to and then be completely lost when it's time to speak to a native Spanish speaker. 😢😢
I'm only a beginner. This video makes it so much easier to understand where pronouns go. I sometimes feel like I'm getting nowhere. Then I come across one of your lessons, and it seems to put me back on track 😊. I am going to Spain for six weeks, and I really want to be able to communicate without a phone doing all the hard work. Native Spanish speakers make the effort and do an amazing job with English. I've always loved the Spanish language but never found the time in my earlier years, and Spanish, when I was at school, wasn't taught. I have been learning Spanish for six months now, and I look forward to learning much more. Thank you, Paul.
This was so helpful! Previously, I was so confused when I would see the pronoun in different spots on various Spanish lesson sources! Thanks to Paul, I now know that both versions are correct and understood by native speakers. Thanks for explaining! 😊
Honestly, if there were more channels for other languages who would do it in the same way you do -- I'm sure so many more would LOVE to learn languages and embrace this new method! [You're] Doing a great job! Keep up.
Hi, I'm new in Spanish and i found paul's course Great, easy to learn ( of Course by his effort to find easy way to teach us Spanish in a sweet way : ) , Mil Gracias Paul
I needed this lesson. Because this was always a puzzler for me as to why to use ,"lo," "le," and "when and why would we use, "te." And all of the other like pronouns. Do you have a short lesson for them? Maybe you do. I just haven't seen them yet.
Since i studied Spanish I've been always wondering about this Pronoun Placement when and how ,,and you in one video you explained it very well ,, amazing ,, thanks
I'm glad you mentioned marcar. The last time I was in P.V., nobody knew what the heck I was saying when I used llamar. I kept repeating llamar over and over, and finally my husband said telefono. "Ah... Telefono!" LOL Or maybe it was because I was saying "como puedo llamarte?", ("how can I call you", to the taxi driver) and I should have said, "te puedes macar?" In the end, I found out you don't call a taxi, you just hail one down. I didn't try speaking spanish the rest of my trip.
You are doing a great job I recommend my friends to watch your videos . And plz upload more conversation about tenses . We all learn good very good things from you . Plz plz plz upload more mini courses how to talk fluently etc
That quiz at the end totally flipped my brain! I almost didn't watch this one because I thought "I know that the pronouns can go before or after!" But it's good to know which ones are more natural- and harder to put the pronoun first than I thought!
And you just taught me a new use for "marcar." I've heard it used for "to dial" before, but never in the sense of "to call someone on the telephone" or as the British say, "to ring someone."
1 - The person performing the action, along with the whole assemblage attached to the person (can ,wants, loves, etc.) will always cling to the verb. Example: QUIERO comprar. 2 - The pronoun (LO LE and the like) can come after the verb or before the whole of "the person performing the action + the verb." (Mentioned in section 1) For example: LO quiero comprar 3 - Negation will always come before everything. (Before section 1 and section 2). For example: NO lo quiero comprar 4- When direct and indirect object pronouns are used together in a sentence, the indirect object pronoun comes before the direct object pronoun. for example : no TE lo quiero comprar
thank you so much paul!! is there any chance you could do a video about medical terms? for those of us who work in the field and have to care for patience that dont speak English?... only Spanish.
I don’t understand why some English-speaking people in the medical field seemingly don’t know the difference between their patience and their patients. 🤔😊✌️
I am working with some spanish speakers in Bangladesh. Some from spain others from Latin like Argentina n Mexico. I m learning here but is it appropriate for all mexican include Spain .n south America?
Why is “I am going to see her.” “Voy a verla” but “I am going to tell her” is “voy a decirle”?? Why isn’t it “voy a decirla” as in “la” because “her” is feminine. I am so confused. 🤷🏼♀️
I just took it as one of the random things about Spanish but most things from Spain are based in logic. I would guess to see her could be more informal. I've been learning for 2 years and you get used to things just sounding right so don't worry.
In “Voy a verla” the “la” (her) is the direct object of “ver”. In “Voy a decirle” the “le” (her) is the indirect object of “decir”, so “le” is used instead of “la”. We can say that “her” is the object of the preposition “to” as in I’m going to tell (TO) her. 😊✌️ Verbs like decir (tell), llamar (call), dar (give), preguntar (ask), and pedir (ask) require the indirect object pronoun “LE” for him or her (and NOT “lo” for him or “la” for her). 😊✌️
I prefer to structure my sentences as close to English as possible. Switching the order of words around confuses me. I rather have the pronoun at the end.
These TH-cam courses by Paul are the best available anywhere. Very intuitive and well done.
I love them but I wonder if maybe he's talking too slowly which I will get used to and then be completely lost when it's time to speak to a native Spanish speaker. 😢😢
I'm only a beginner. This video makes it so much easier to understand where pronouns go. I sometimes feel like I'm getting nowhere. Then I come across one of your lessons, and it seems to put me back on track 😊.
I am going to Spain for six weeks, and I really want to be able to communicate without a phone doing all the hard work. Native Spanish speakers make the effort and do an amazing job with English.
I've always loved the Spanish language but never found the time in my earlier years, and Spanish, when I was at school, wasn't taught.
I have been learning Spanish for six months now, and I look forward to learning much more.
Thank you, Paul.
This was so helpful! Previously, I was so confused when I would see the pronoun in different spots on various Spanish lesson sources! Thanks to Paul, I now know that both versions are correct and understood by native speakers. Thanks for explaining! 😊
Honestly, if there were more channels for other languages who would do it in the same way you do -- I'm sure so many more would LOVE to learn languages and embrace this new method!
[You're] Doing a great job!
Keep up.
Yes he is
I would like to express my gratitude the way you teach Spanish, it made clear to me the way pronouns are put. Thank you again
The best course so far
who ticked this down ? the best spanish teacher i have ever come across. Buy the coarse, its well worth the money.
Totally agree with you Peter. Just bought the main course myself and it's amazing!
@@deccoclare3383 how much waa it? Im considering
Thanks so much for your relaxed style of teaching. You have helped me greatly to put it all together.
Hi, I'm new in Spanish and i found paul's course Great, easy to learn ( of Course by his effort to find easy way to teach us Spanish in a sweet way : ) , Mil Gracias Paul
Just a tip since you're new, you should start with the mini courses for total beginners!
Excellent diction and explanations
Thank you so Muuuch Paul your way of teaching is 2nd to none. I have seen many others that seem very confusing (to me at least) You ROcK👆
I learned Spanish by myself.
I mean reading!
And i thought, i never can speak.
But now some hope aroused with Paul teaching🤔🙄😀🎉🎇🌷
Tus lecciones pueden servir para aprender Ingles a la misma vez que leen el Español los de lengua hispana.
Muy bueno querido profesor.
I needed this lesson. Because this was always a puzzler for me as to why to use ,"lo," "le," and "when and why would we use, "te."
And all of the other like pronouns.
Do you have a short lesson for them?
Maybe you do. I just haven't seen them yet.
I really love the way he explains
Este es el curso mejor! totalmente vale la pena! (this is the best course, totally worth it)
Great video. I have been struggling with this particular subject; I now understand this area much clearer. Thank you for your videos.
Nice relaxed delivery and completely understandable in sharp contrast to the manic Spanish Dude or Butterfly spanish
I truly appreciate your linguistic talent. You are a good teacher.
SO DELIGHTED that I am a member of Paul's main course. And I will renew and renew and renew. !! Thank you SIR ! Muchas gracias!
Since i studied Spanish I've been always wondering about this Pronoun Placement when and how ,,and you in one video you explained it very well ,, amazing ,, thanks
Otra vez nos dijiste una lección fantástica.Gracias por el video. Me da alegría cuando veo Spanish with Paul en mi correo electrónico cada lunes.
Paul, once again thank you so much. For the first time, I understand the process. You are an awesome teacher!
I'm glad you mentioned marcar. The last time I was in P.V., nobody knew what the heck I was saying when I used llamar. I kept repeating llamar over and over, and finally my husband said telefono. "Ah... Telefono!" LOL Or maybe it was because I was saying "como puedo llamarte?", ("how can I call you", to the taxi driver) and I should have said, "te puedes macar?" In the end, I found out you don't call a taxi, you just hail one down. I didn't try speaking spanish the rest of my trip.
Una lección muy útil y, también , realmente útil ...¡Muchas gracias, señor Paul!
You are doing a great job I recommend my friends to watch your videos . And plz upload more conversation about tenses . We all learn good very good things from you . Plz plz plz upload more mini courses how to talk fluently etc
That quiz at the end totally flipped my brain! I almost didn't watch this one because I thought "I know that the pronouns can go before or after!" But it's good to know which ones are more natural- and harder to put the pronoun first than I thought!
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Aha~
Lo se que Marcar signica ahora.Gracias a ti,excellent maestro de espanol
Dude thanks for the help I know Spanish now!😀♥️
Gracias
if paul ever do a lesson on cuss words im a use it on all those who thumbsdown his lessons
I'm glad that you also tagged in the part about the bathroom.
I remember baño is used for bath or is it baños?
You're a good teacher, Paul. Great video
You are a great teacher.
Thank you Paul ,, this lesson is informative 👍
And you just taught me a new use for "marcar." I've heard it used for "to dial" before, but never in the sense of "to call someone on the telephone" or as the British say, "to ring someone."
Love the music in the end
Nobody can teach you like you are teaching. I had difficulty to understand the placement of pronouns but now it's over.
You are the best teacher on TH-cam for me...and very handsome too!
Now this clears my confusion of pronoun placement. Thanks!
Great lesson Paul... muchas gracias!!
1 - The person performing the action, along with the whole assemblage attached to the person (can ,wants, loves, etc.) will always cling to the verb. Example: QUIERO comprar.
2 - The pronoun (LO LE and the like) can come after the verb or before the whole of "the person performing the action + the verb." (Mentioned in section 1) For example: LO quiero comprar
3 - Negation will always come before everything. (Before section 1 and section 2). For example: NO lo quiero comprar
4- When direct and indirect object pronouns are used together in a sentence, the indirect object pronoun comes before the direct object pronoun. for example : no TE lo quiero comprar
I don't understand wat Te means 😕
" Te" means - " to you"
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Really amazing way and teacher
You are awesome
I wish I could buy your main course
Wow! This is really useful! I wished I have watched this before. ¡Lo aprecio mucho! ¡Muchas gracias, Paul!
Thank you for the help ! ♥️♥️
Es muy util Muchisimas gracias Paul
Zor supas kak Paul i gul!
Gracias Paul para esta video, me gustaria saber como tengo que todos los videos de te courses, hasta luego
Buenos dia, maestro!
Wow, you've explained very good and I understand all! ❤
Thank u so much for your perfect explanation 👍👍
Thanks Paul, very useful lesson
i have always seen the second placement in films/tv and i think its better to learn too as you think more in spanish
hey Paul. i’d like to do the mini course that you have here on youtube. i tried to get them sent to me but nothing worked. appreciate some help
Your teaching method is really good
CAN YOU SAY " LE VOY A MARCAR ESTA NOCHE" IN MAINLAND SPAIN?
I LOVE YOUR COURSES AND LISTEN ALL DAY WHILST WORKING IN MY ART WORKSHOP
THANKS
Muchas gracias desde dubai
A course for teachers would be a good lesson too:)
thank you so much paul!! is there any chance you could do a video about medical terms? for those of us who work in the field and have to care for patience that dont speak English?... only Spanish.
I don’t understand why some English-speaking people in the medical field seemingly don’t know the difference between their patience and their patients. 🤔😊✌️
you are the best !!!!!!
es fantastico leccion,yo puedo entender ahora.saludos desde indonesia 🇮🇩 mil gracias
Thank you very much, Mr Paul
I used to struggle with these so much many thanks!
A course for healthcare workers would be a great addition to your courses...
Muchas Gracia's por me ayudar.
Thank you Paul, its usefull
Mr. Paul thank you for this video. Just one thing man, is there a way to not struggle so much with this? Does it get to be normal after a while?
More practice man. It gets easier. Your brain will memorize it eventually, I promise.
Voy a estar loca paul con todo esto. pero me encanta l español buenas noches
Thank y’all 💯💙💙💙💙💙
Thank you teacher❤
Pronoun first was harder than I expected.
this was a good lesson plan practice
Take it easy
Seems like the sentences flowed way nicer with the pronouns in the front of the sentence.
Mr Paul comeback please
Hola...Can anyone tell me if i can download or print out the transcript
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Whoever thumbs down Paul's videos should go and learn another language
Hasan Phelps There is always some idiot that puts thumbs down on everything.
Estoy de acuerdo contigo.
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Good evening, sir
So it doesn’t matter if you are using the full verb? I.e hacerlo but lo hace
Hole I am from india .........very good teaching
Its hola not hole ....😂
What a dude!
Yeah
Thank you very much....
Great Paul. Muchas gracious.
Can any one help me to learning Spanish.
Maria Tasnim I can. You also help me practice english
I am working with some spanish speakers in Bangladesh. Some from spain others from Latin like Argentina n Mexico. I m learning here but is it appropriate for all mexican include Spain .n south America?
Thanks so much
Thanks
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Te voy a dar un dedo arriba 👍🏽👍🏽. Lol... me gusta el video. Gracias.
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Siendo yo maestra de Castellano.....me pregunto si hablas la lengua perfectamente...o son fragmentos de Castellano
Because of ur episode... I'm speaking pretty fast
Hola. I want to know the difference between him/her in direct object and in indirect object. Gracias.
Indirect Object = Le = He/She/It
Direct Object = Lo / La = He/She/It
Lo they normally used for him and LA for her ,and LA is a feminine word lo is a masculine words
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Does Paul teach English to Spanish speakers as well?
thank you sir paul
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Why is “I am going to see her.” “Voy a verla” but “I am going to tell her” is “voy a decirle”?? Why isn’t it “voy a decirla” as in “la” because “her” is feminine. I am so confused. 🤷🏼♀️
I just took it as one of the random things about Spanish but most things from Spain are based in logic. I would guess to see her could be more informal. I've been learning for 2 years and you get used to things just sounding right so don't worry.
I don't know how to explain properly - but I believe the difference is COD complement objet direct for ver & COI complement objet indirect for decir.
In “Voy a verla” the “la” (her) is the direct object of “ver”. In “Voy a decirle” the “le” (her) is the indirect object of “decir”, so “le” is used instead of “la”. We can say that “her” is the object of the preposition “to” as in I’m going to tell (TO) her. 😊✌️ Verbs like decir (tell), llamar (call), dar (give), preguntar (ask), and pedir (ask) require the indirect object pronoun “LE” for him or her (and NOT “lo” for him or “la” for her). 😊✌️
le voy a decir qué pasó.
I prefer to structure my sentences as close to English as possible. Switching the order of words around confuses me. I rather have the pronoun at the end.
That’s not how to learn a language tho haha