Muchas gracias por esta lección, ¡fue muy útil! Por favor, puedes hacer una lección por el subjuntivo? Es dificilísimo para mí. (I hope that was all correct 😅)
Thanks again for a good video! Looking forward to the one about subjuntivo, sooooo difficult! Especially when you mix it with imperfect and condicional 🤯
Thank you very much. Your videos are a great teaching tool. While showing it to my class, one sharp-eyed student pointed out that at 4:15 there is a slight mistake with the ellos/ellas imperfect conjugation. Muchas gracias.
About the example at 8:01. In English you say '...every summer' but in Spanish '...todos los veranos'. I.e. in English without the determinate article (the) but in Spanish with it (los). Is this "rigid" use of articles typical for Spanish? They seem to use articles (un, una, unas, unos, el, los, la, las etc.) much more than in English.
Have you heard of International Phonetic Alphabet? My goal is to learn to speak proper Spanish. I have been looking for an equivalent ipa chart for Spanish. I am stuck on i y ll j ckq bv sczx th d z Silent ahache Just to name a few There are hundreds of video and images saying the same things. I think my request is different. Let me know if you have questions about what I mean. Thank you and take care
@@bradenglass4753 Thank you for replying I have since figured out the answer to my many questions. I don't remember the question I asked here specifically. However I watched tons of history of this so I better understand what proper Spanish sounds like. Or why v, b, and th are interchangeable. Why ll and y are the same. But I really wanted to get the origin to understand how to speak Spanish properly. It was very confusing. Unfortunately I am still monolingual. I feel like multilingual people have an advantage. One day I will join that party:) I believe it
I know it doesnt relate to this video, but in the bootcamp GER or GIR videos.. im dead. I had the opposite problem. I learned it with the inappropriate meaning.. so when i saw the other meaning im like you want me to say what? noooo that's not what it means.
Great video. This tense is major fun and major easy. Anytime I'm getting bummed about my progress, I turn to this to make me feel like I know what I'm doing haha!
Giving this video a like for being the first video I've seen in a while that hasn't asked me to like, subscribe, and hit the bell.
So glad you're back to making videos!!! You've been guiding me to fluency for the past 2 years
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i was really confused about using "would" in the past. this video came in great timing for me!! thanks.
Doing a comparison really helps. Thanks so much
You're right! You've done it again...thanks for making it so understandable.
every time I am confused in my class, I come to find Jordan. He makes it so simple for me.
Lovely video!❤
Please make a video on subjunctive soon!
I would love some more content with examples about the subjunctive as well.
Jordan: "There are 4 main verb tenses in English"
Me, a native English speaker: "Wait there are 4???"
La lección sobre el subjuntivo, tenga la bondad.
Eres el mejor 👏👏👏
Muchas gracias por esta lección, ¡fue muy útil! Por favor, puedes hacer una lección por el subjuntivo? Es dificilísimo para mí.
(I hope that was all correct 😅)
Yes, it was 😊
@@jos-al13 ¡Genial, gracias! ☺️
Great Tutorial Maybe you should de irregular future and conditional tense and thank you for your tutorial
Muchas gracias 🙏🏾
Thanks again for a good video! Looking forward to the one about subjuntivo, sooooo difficult! Especially when you mix it with imperfect and condicional 🤯
Thank you very much. Your videos are a great teaching tool. While showing it to my class, one sharp-eyed student pointed out that at 4:15 there is a slight mistake with the ellos/ellas imperfect conjugation. Muchas gracias.
welcome back Jordan. Let's take this to the next level and get you 200k followers and then onto a mil brother.
About the example at 8:01. In English you say '...every summer' but in Spanish '...todos los veranos'. I.e. in English without the determinate article (the) but in Spanish with it (los). Is this "rigid" use of articles typical for Spanish? They seem to use articles (un, una, unas, unos, el, los, la, las etc.) much more than in English.
Now that you mention it. "would" is super confusing in English. Same word for completely different meanings.
This completely confused me, I just watched another conditional tense video and they changed all the endings before adding “ia ias” ect
you rock dude...
Why when you try to get your free work sheets it doesn’t work don’t do that please.
Teaching us your forte, gracias
Have you heard of International Phonetic Alphabet?
My goal is to learn to speak proper Spanish.
I have been looking for an equivalent ipa chart for Spanish.
I am stuck on
i y ll j
ckq
bv
sczx
th d z
Silent ahache
Just to name a few
There are hundreds of video and images saying the same things. I think my request is different.
Let me know if you have questions about what I mean. Thank you and take care
What is your native tongue, its not English right? Anyway are you saying you don't know what those letters sound like in spanish?
@@bradenglass4753
Thank you for replying
I have since figured out the answer to my many questions. I don't remember the question I asked here specifically. However I watched tons of history of this so I better understand what proper Spanish sounds like. Or why v, b, and th are interchangeable.
Why ll and y are the same.
But I really wanted to get the origin to understand how to speak Spanish properly.
It was very confusing.
Unfortunately I am still monolingual. I feel like multilingual people have an advantage. One day I will join that party:) I believe it
@@sawa1067 debes continuar a practicar!
So helpful! Thank you
gracias spanish dude
I know it doesnt relate to this video, but in the bootcamp GER or GIR videos.. im dead. I had the opposite problem. I learned it with the inappropriate meaning.. so when i saw the other meaning im like you want me to say what? noooo that's not what it means.
Great video. This tense is major fun and major easy. Anytime I'm getting bummed about my progress, I turn to this to make me feel like I know what I'm doing haha!
Great video. I'm looking forward to your series on the subjunctive. It will need to be a few videos, because there's a lot of fun stuff to cover.
My husband and I love your videos. Aprendimos mucho!!
This is exactly what I need at this point!
Do a video about ya and todavia please
where is the Patreon link?
Please explain!!
Tengo puesto un abrigo.
= I have on a coat.
?!?!
Tengo ganas de bailar.
= I feel like dancing.
?!?!?!
WHY??????
The Spanish dude? When did you change from gringo Spanish
HOLY SHIT only about 3 years ago.
@@jhonyermo lol that shows how much I pay attention