I like you literal translations . So more understandable to think like a spanish speaker than attempting to translate from english to spanish when speaking to a spanish only listener
Excelente explicación, pero recuerda que cuando hablamos de viejos y jóvenes, también se puede decir "más viejos" y "más jóvenes". Y si quieres te doy ejemplos. Un saludo y enhorabuena por la lección. Voy a usar tu vídeo con mis alumnos.
"because it sounds bad" isnt a reason.... the reason that English has two methods is because saying -er suffix is a germanic constructions whereas more/most is influenced by latin construction. And thus, you can't put words of latin origin like "expensive" with a germanic suffix and vice versa "small"
I like you literal translations . So more understandable to think like a spanish speaker than attempting to translate from english to spanish when speaking to a spanish only listener
Some lectures make this concept so complicated, but you made it as easy as taking a dump after a big cup of coffee.
I love your videos. Use understabdable examples and straight to the point.
Excelente explicación, pero recuerda que cuando hablamos de viejos y jóvenes, también se puede decir "más viejos" y "más jóvenes". Y si quieres te doy ejemplos. Un saludo y enhorabuena por la lección. Voy a usar tu vídeo con mis alumnos.
Thank you!!!
Amazing
"because it sounds bad" isnt a reason....
the reason that English has two methods is because saying -er suffix is a germanic constructions whereas more/most is influenced by latin construction. And thus, you can't put words of latin origin like "expensive" with a germanic suffix and vice versa "small"
this shit is underrated