EVERYDAY SPANISH is SO EASY to Learn Like THIS

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ProSpanish teaches you how to put language together to communicate in everyday Spanish situations. The focus is on structures which can be manipulated and used in multiple contexts, as opposed to vocabulary themes which are of limited use. Our approach has proved so effective because it avoids abstract grammar explanations and employs a variety of techniques which always lead to rapid progress. Learn Spanish with the essential building blocks.

[@LearnSpanishLearnSpanish]

Apologies for TYPO - Trabajar should read "To Work"

[@FatimaAbdul-o9y]

Muchas gracias, I'm starting to learn and thank you very much love this channel, best ever, God bless you

[@timm114]

Your videos are always a great help! Thank you so much🙏

[@MrAngloNinja]

Love your style of teaching - thanks

[@tonibielicki6332]

Te agradezco muchísimo por la parte del subjuntivo. Este método es increíble como sepas. ¡Sigua publicando esos videos!

[@elenafoleyfoley168]

Thankyou ⚘ that lesson was a little harder, but loving it anyway 🕊🙏🏻🕊

[@catrachapz5413]

Me encanta yo aprendo inglés contigov

[@rosepetal282]

thank you so much

[@robertflint2549]

Es importante tambien saber que las terminaciones del imperfecto de subjuntivo derivan de el tercera persona del plural del preterito indefinido (simple past). So the third person past of 'ayudar' is ayudaron. Simply chop off the 'on', add an 'a' and then you have both the first and third person singular for this tricky mode. (Add 'as' for the second person singular). It's slightly more complicated with irregular verbs though. This same process occurs, but you have to remember to use a different stem eg. for 'ver', ellos vieron (past) leads to yo viera (past subjunctive).
Siga con el buen trabajo con estas explicacionces en castellano, por favor. Eso es mucho mas util para nosotros alumnos mas avanzados.

[@sabaishare]

Muchísimas gracias ❤ 😊

[@babubhaiparekh]

Very nice teaching ❤❤

[@williamfitzpatrick6369]

街の中華料理屋さんの頑固オヤジが作る渾身の絶品炒飯

[@_he.zz.y1862]

Thanks alot I slowly feel the progress in me 📚😋😋

[@soloexperience]

How you doing ? It work out did you learn to speak it ?

[@budiwibowo3611]

Terima kasih banyak, video nya sangat membantu...gracias 👍

[@RBrownPs]

Gracias! 📚🤓🤍

[@yaminichitre4388]

How much space is required to download all the 1 to 6 ProSpanish levels please?

[@gerardcaldarisejr9985]

You have tonight under trabajar.. 👍

[@saadalwan2618]

Thanks alot for you

[@pawewiencek6887]

Te aptece hacer algo conmigo esta noche . This one is very useful 😊

[@CleonaPattersoneFluentEnglish]

¡Qué eficaz es este modo de enseñar usando tres columnas para construir frases! ❤ Gracias por tu gran trabajo. ProSpanish no solo me ayuda a repasar mi español básico sino ampliarlo con expresiones más avanzadas.👍 Muchísimas gracias por explicar la lección más avanzada en español. 🎯
Viy a practicar usando esta expresión tan util:
TE APETECE + infinivo
= do you fancy ...
1. ¿Te apetece ir al concierto de piano en el Auditorio Manuel de Falla este viernes?
Lo siento, no. No me gusta la música clásica.
2. ¿Te apetece hacer algo conmigo este fin de semana?
Lo siento no puedo salir este fin. Es que debería estudiar para el examen de español.
SIN QUE + subjuntivo imperfecto
(2nd verb different subject)
3. ¿Has cerrado la puerta del coche de los vecinos?
¡Sí, lo hice sin que dieran cuenta! ¿🙂
4. ¿Has puesto las flores en la oficina de la jefa?
Sí, lo conseguí sin que ella me viera. ¡Qué bonitas son! 🎂

[@RobertBee-fs8hv]

Oh! Love your comment in that it expans on Prospanish lesson

[@daysipineda6833]

i must do this everyday

[@donaldha]

❤❤

[@memsy819]

I'm new to this channel. I'm a beginning learner. Am I hearing you pronounce the letter "c" with a "th" sound?

[@bobthejanitor9346]

because the "th" is the Spain accent. in Latin America, it sounds like "s". I just started learning Spanish ten months ago. keep it up, it's great fun!

[@mochom3758]

😮

[@nicolebiaggini5907]

Im learning Spanish and I quickly notice that trabajar was work😂

[@KeluargaHatiIlahi]

👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻

[@ThinkAI]

good spainsh

[@oculusprime536]

How is Trabajar “tonight”?

[@mechelledesigns]

I was about to say the same thing.

[@karinah7857]

It was a mistake he says to work but I guess he misspelled

[@pepperwilliams4428]

Fantástico vídeo, but I’ve never said in my entire life, or would I ever say, “Do you fancy going to the cinema”.

[@jhonyermo]

Don't be such an ameriKan. Pretty much a term from the UK. ameriKans are not only county in world that speaks English

[@haze5827]

@@jhonyermo I live in the uk and i haven't heard that 1 before either 💀

[@joseernesto4286]

Enseño español a cambio de que me enseñen ingles😅

[@juicebirdmedia1406]

I love these videos but as an American I have to laugh at the Britishness of them. Who says “do you fancy”?!?

[@traveladdict4884]

Lots of English people say this.

[@khmerjamesgoodness8712]

❤❤