POR vs PARA: How to Beat Confusion Forever with Easy Rules

Today we look at how to use por and para in Spanish, as well as por and para practice. BEST Spanish video tutorials at: bit.ly/3UhunmN
Since the beginning of time, Spanish learners have found the difference between por and para confusing.
But fear not!
Watch this easy-to-follow video to gain absolute confindence in these Spanish prepositions. Understanding por and para in Spanish is essential for any beginner's journey into this amazing language!
📌 Quick-Access Timestamps
0:09 - Introduction
0:40 - Por and Para Overview
1:43 - When to use 'Por'
5:44 - When to use 'Para'
7:50 - Animation using por and para
11:52 - Por and Para Practice
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[@user-mf1ql4wc8z]

So good a teacher❤❤❤

[@user-kf7fk3jr6o]

Gracias muchas por clase!

[@Spanishmarks]

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[@JuanMoreno-wo5yb]

It is still confusing for some uses. Purpose and reason seem to be the same to me for example. ❤

[@Spanishmarks]

Hi JuanMoreno, i will help you with your question! When differentiating between ‘purpose’ and ‘reason’ there are very subtle differences in English but in Spanish you have to use a different preposition. When we say ‘purpose’ it is the intention of doing something and ‘reason’ is because of something. For example:
"Recibí dinero para la investigación"
"I received money for the research"
In this example I have received money in order to carry out a research - it is the purpose so use ‘para’
"Recibí dinero por la investigación"
"I received money for the research"
The reason why I received the money is because I did the research and am getting paid for it - it is the reason so use ‘por’
If you like our we offer a free 1-to-1 Spanish lesson and one of our teachers can explain the differences between ‘por’ and ‘para’ to you in more detail. You can sign up here: www.spanishmarks.com/free-class/

[@joypaulson6093]

Nice video. However, some of your words are misspelled on the slides, like "multiplication" when discussing "por". Correcting the misspelled words on the slides would enhance your credibility in the video.

[@Spanishmarks]

Thank you for highlighting this to us and we are glad you liked the video.

[@dianeparsons602]

I am still trying to find out what "preposition" means LOL

[@Spanishmarks]

Hi @dianeparsons602 we explain prepositions here: th-cam.com/video/tEsSqz8Bo7U/w-d-xo.html
Hope that helps!