Learn a few Spanish expressions with different verbs. Not everything translates the same way into Spanish; the same verb in English can have different meanings in Spanish.
I hear ya, learning englosh i had to unlearn it, now learning spanish i jave to relearn it. Tienen trabelenguas. Tu buscas trabelenguas para ayudar estais.
Gracias 🥰☺ So we don’t need to conjugate (even if talking to one person vs a group or formally etc)? Also, is it correct to just add “no” in front to make it negative? e.g. No dar un paseo
Unfortunately, Spanish verbs always need to be conjugated. But if you use something like ‘Voy a dar un paseo’ (I’m going to take a walk), then we don’t conjugate the second verb as long as the first one is conjugated. You can also use the negative form here: No voy a dar un paseo. I hope this helps 🤗
Tomar un descanso - take a break Tomar Una ducha - take a shower Dar un paseo - take a walk Tomar asiento - take a seat Echar un Vistazo - take a look Tomar una siesta - take a nap Arriesgarse - take a chance Adivinar - take a guess Tomar Una foto - take a photo Tomarse su tiempo - take your time
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revising this again.......muy importante
Muchas gracias
Liliana: this video is particularly helpful! Thank you!
Glad it was helpful! 🤗
I don't know how to pronounce like " rrrrrr " I can't pronounce it .
I hear ya, learning englosh i had to unlearn it, now learning spanish i jave to relearn it. Tienen trabelenguas. Tu buscas trabelenguas para ayudar estais.
Check out this video:
How to Roll the Spanish Erres (Roll Spanish Rs)
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I hope it helps 🤗
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Wow! So many ways of expressions!! An eye opener ❤
Creating sentences is a much better way to learn. A list of phrases does not need a video.
Buen trabajo
Gracias 🤗
checking u out lilian.....just a simple way to learn spanish . gracias!!
Si utile y presentado inteligentemente - gracias Liliana: un buen regalo a nosotros🙏❤️
Gracias 🥰☺ So we don’t need to conjugate (even if talking to one person vs a group or formally etc)? Also, is it correct to just add “no” in front to make it negative? e.g. No dar un paseo
Unfortunately, Spanish verbs always need to be conjugated. But if you use something like ‘Voy a dar un paseo’ (I’m going to take a walk), then we don’t conjugate the second verb as long as the first one is conjugated.
You can also use the negative form here: No voy a dar un paseo.
I hope this helps 🤗
Thanks.
Tomar un descanso - take a break
Tomar Una ducha - take a shower
Dar un paseo - take a walk
Tomar asiento - take a seat
Echar un Vistazo - take a look
Tomar una siesta - take a nap
Arriesgarse - take a chance
Adivinar - take a guess
Tomar Una foto - take a photo
Tomarse su tiempo - take your time