En or A in Spanish | The Language Tutor *Lesson 92*
ฝัง
- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 17 ต.ค. 2020
- In lesson 92, Dr. Danny Evans clarifies the difference between En and A in Spanish.
Donate to the Channel:
tinyurl.com/y6xlsydw
Subscribe for More Videos Here
th-cam.com/users/TheLanguage...
Visit the Language Tutor Website
www.thelanguagetutor.co
Join Facebook Group
/ thelanguagetutor
Instagram
@TheRealLanguageTutor
#LanguageTutor #DannyEvans #learningSpanish #spanishlessons
Music: Jazzy Frenchy from Bensound.com
-------More Lessons---------
1.The Alphabet in Spanish : • How To Pronounce Lette...
2.The Spanish Pronoun Chart! : • The Best Tool For Lear...
3.How to Spell in Spanish: • Learn How to Spell in ...
4.Days of the Week & Months: • Learn Spanish: Days of...
4.5. The History Behind the Names of the Days of the Week: • Spanish History About ...
5. How to Count to Any Number in Spanish: • Counting in Spanish: T...
5.5 Counting by the Thousands in Spanish: • Counting by 1,000 in S...
6. How to Write Dates in Spanish: • Video
7. Greetings and Introductions in Spanish: • How to Greet in Spanis...
8. Understanding the Verb "SER": • Master the Verb SER in...
9.Description Words (Adjectives) used with "SER" in Spanish: • Adjectives to use with...
10. Understanding the Word "Like" in Spanish: • Using Like in Spanish ...
11.Indefinite & Definite Articles (a,an,the,some) : • Definite and Indefinit...
12.Understanding the Verb "ESTAR": • Estar 101: Learn How t...
13. Understanding "AR Verbs": • AR Verbs in Spanish | ...
14. How to Tell Time in Spanish: • Tick-Tock Español: You...
14.5 Understanding Time in Different Spanish Countries: • Understanding Time in ...
15.Spanish Contractions AL and DEL: • Spanish Contractions A...
16. Understanding the Verb "IR" (To Go) in Spanish : • Spanish Verbs: "IR" (T...
17.School Related Words: • Boost Your Spanish Ski...
I just started learning Spanish 2 months go. Now I can't find a single term to describe that feeling when you haven't yet fully understood Spanish yet but you are able to read and guess sentences to a close meaning. Muchas Gracias mi professor!!!!!
I learned something about the personal "a" today. When a person follows a verb add the "a" but only if the verb does something to the person. Thank you!
Excellent explanation Eric.
thx for the explanation ^-^
What verbs?
Example ?
Thank you Dr Evans your Spanish lessons are clear..
Thank you for supporting the channel!
Gracias professor a hacerlo muy claro
I thank you from the bottom of my heart profesor ❤❤❤❤❤
The best explanation!! Thank you so much!!
Best teacher in the world
Dr Danny Evans ❤
¡Hola Dr. Danny! Sí. I practise with you when I am out in my car, cooking, drawing, or whenever I have some time to myself.
Fantastico.
Muchas gracias. 🙏🏼
Wonderful!
Hello Danny , Could you teach us how to use Direct and Indirect object pronoun together
Danny, You seem to have lost some weight. Hope you have been keeping well. Stay safe profesor.
Hola ahora, estoy en 50 lesson, mil gracias para tu ayuda ❤️❤️🙏
Thanks. Very helpful.
Gracias mi gran professor! Saludos!❤️🙏
Brilliant video!
Thank you so much
Gracias!
Very helpful. Do you have a video explaining how to say half, middle and average in Spanish. Some of the words sound similar to me and seem to overlap at times.
I love your videos they are so interesting and easy to understand Spanish then any other videos thank you for that
I have don't why the s in silent in Spanish songs would you like help on this or make a video on this topic please your help Will be truly appreciated
I also faced problem especially when to use "a" 🥴 But now I am helped🙃🙃 Muchas gracias😇😇
My handsome maestro .been busy . .missed your online lessons
Muchas gracias señor ❤️ #wwefan 😉
Can you do a class on “A” at the beginning of a sentence? I just don’t know why it’s needed and don’t see a difference if it is not used. For example:
1) A mi mujar no le gusta vino tinto.
2)A continuacionar.
3) A mi papá le gusta mucho jugar.
Are those “As” really doing anything for us?
Thank you.
-Rob -
"A mi mujer" and "a mi papá" both use the "personal a" and we're stuck with it, even if it seems useless. "A continuación" is just a stock phrase, kind of like "at once" is a stock phrase in English.
Please can you make a video for models in spanish
thanks a lot
Muy bien
¡Hola!
Great
Hasta pronto, Sir!
I make the error today; pensé a ti but it must be pensé en ti.
Muchas gracias a ustudes.
I thought that 'por' was used for mode of transportation too? Por tren o por barco?
Hi, I'm a spanish speaker (Mexican), and yes, sometimes you can use "por", but, usually, "en" is more common.
De vez EN cuando From time to time. A la vez at the same time!
Thanks for this. Please is there a video on the uses and differences between the conjunctions : y, e, and u. Thanks
Hi, I'm Mexican, so I'll try to answer briefly.
The word "y" means "and", but when the next word begins with "i" or "y", you must change it to "e", for example: "España e Inglaterra son países europeos".
And the word "o" means "or", but when the next word begins with "o", you must change it to "u", for example: "Estos u otros virus", meaning "these or other viruses".
In both cases this is just for better sounding purpose.
I hope your doubts are clarified now :)
@@gerlautamr.656 thanks so much. I'm very cleared. Dios te bendiga
cuando A viene con sustantivo en este caso suele ser adverbio y modifica el verbo principal de la oración por ejemplo , él me dio esta noticia a tristeza . Tambien expresa cantidades .él me dio el dinero A espuertas ( a lot of money ) , llovía A cántaros ) (a lot rain )
"Estudio EN la escuela". "I study AT school".
La Corazon hermano
Me laughing when you were laughing about working 10 hours a day meanwhile, my average shift is 12 hours per day lol😊
why do we use estar for location (where something is)? logically it is always there and not temporarily. La tienda esta a la izquierda. Why not ser?
A is also usted for animals not only people. " a mi gato no le gusta leche" my cat doesn't like milk.
Probablemente le gusta carne
Yes for pets, though not for all animals. Normalmente, no se diría The personal "a" is used for animals we have a personal connection to. One could say that about a cow, but one wouldn't normally.
When you begin with a name like Isabel, when do you have to put an "a" in front of it?
For example,
"Maria le gusta el carro".
OR
"A Maria le gusta el carro".
Are they both correct? Is one of them correct and why?
the second and I am a native of Spanish and I have the same problem with English xd
Can you make a lesson about the personal a
I want to know the different between tu and su please
🥰🥰🥰🥰
a la reina le encantó ... why we started with a ,
personal a
Hello, your explanation was brilliant. Now, a little humor, in one of Cantinflas motion pictures, l came across a conversation: su explication es mas claro Que de leche end mi Pueblo. Ha ha ha. Someone is diluting his milk with water to sell for profit !!!
Cheers and have a nice day,
H Soo.
Hello, l typed end, which is wrong, it should be: en. My tablet do not like to mix English with Spanish eh.
Cheers.,
H Soo.
Seems straightforward, but you could have discussed situations where "en" and "a" could be used with slightly different meanings as in "volveremos en casa a las siete" and" volveremos a casa a las siete".
The first one is not correct, it made no sense in spanish, you can only use the second way :)
@@manueldiaz7486 OK, thanks. I'm still learning. I'll use the 2nd from now on.
Hola mi maestro 🙋🏻♂️✨ why don't we talk about (if) grammar or in fact the name of this point in grammar 🤔🤣
Dr. Evans,it may sound a bit silly but I am unable to distinguish the difference between comimos and comemos. Can you please explain?
Comemos = we eat. Comimos = we ate.
This guy is smart for an American, he speaks Spanish and French
Lots of Americans speak more than one language. It's just not usually the white ones. LOL
hello sir, may i ask what is the difference between
Quisiera, quería, querría.
I translated your words in a website & found that "Quisiera"="querría"=I'd like to
Again,"Quería"= I wanted to
@@ratna3313 so quisiera and querría are interchangeable?
"quisiera" = I/he/she "wanted" is the imperfect subjunctive conjugation.
"querría" = I/he/she "would want" is the indicative conditional conjugation.
"quería" = I/he/she "wanted" is the indicative imperfect conjugation.
Él puede ir a España si quisiera. He can go to Spain if he wanted to.
Él querría ir a España si tenía el dinero. He would want to go to Spain if he had the money.
Él quería ir a España pero no pudo. He wanted to go to Spain but couldn't.
@@williamobrien2253 I think you have cleared the problem... Now I am understanding too though the question was from Mr "Ling Feng Chien" Gracias a las dos😍😍😍
Hola,
"Quisiera" means "I'd like (to)" for example: "Quisiera darte un beso" (I'd like to give you a kiss").
"Quería" is the past conjugation of the verb "querer" (to want), only for the "yo", "él", "ella", and "usted" forms, for example: "(Yo) quería ir al cine ayer" (I wanted to go to the movies yesterday).
"Querría" means "I'd want", for example: "Si (tú) me dieras dinero, yo querría irme de vacaciones" (If you gave me money, I'd want to go on vacation).
"Querría" is also used with he (él), she (ella), and you (usted).
is there a lesson about the A with the refaxing verbs....A mi amigo te gusta....what this A ???
porque no usamos "hay empleados están en la tienda"
When a and when al?
"al" = "a el." It's a contraction.
NOT FOR KIDSS
Your title should read: 'The difference BETWEEN en and a'...
You can also say: Trabajamos diez horas POR dia, can you not?
Better "trabajamos diez horas AL día"
Odd how it says venimos a trabajar. We came to to work..