You need to divide your segments more evenly, example: the apartment o galleria; with Paul; and with the viewers. You're also giving out too much vocabulary for one session. You should minimize or simplify your grammatical terms. Other classes or Y-Tube Spanish instructions keep to the simplest grammar terms or avoid the names and just demonstrate the use. Most Spanish books in English use English names and simple Spanish names, example: 'Simple Past' = Preterite, not preterito indicativo, or Imperfect, not preterito imperfect. You should save idioms de Espana for the end of the course. First a person needs to learn practical Spanish, then more grammar, then Pimsillar Spanish or Latin American Spanish, then the dialect of a specific country, and then, only last, the idioms of a specific country. What I like best is the conversations with Paul and his roommates in the apartment and the galleria. Also, you remove the writing on the board or screen to fast. One has to pause the screen a lot when you go to the segment where you are writing on the board or screen.
I disagree. I do like these videos for extensive grammar part, with Spanish names of grammar terms.Outside of Anglosaxon circle of learners this is more useful for learners who are used to such names due to usage of grammar manuals written by Spanish authors (they are widely used by language schools in various countries). I also like idioms thrown in every once in a while. And I don't mind pausing since I do so to take notes anyway. To me the concept of this show is just perfect. If someone wants simpler course, there is plenty of them already. This one is is the only decent one for more advanced learners. As for what most books in English do- I do not support it because it only makes learning Spanish more difficult to English speakers than it would be if they were more willing to use Spanish terms for learning of Spanish grammar. I always learn target language grammar in a target language and this is how I can begin to think in a target language fast. There is no simple equivalence between English and Spanish so my adivce would be-- switch to Spanish grammar terms, your learning process will get easier.
I generally think that we should learn other languages the same way we learned our own. Less grammar more phrases and more conversations. That's the reason I like this course because they made it look like a story. Maybe too much grammar for my taste but hey you can watch series like narcos/un paso adelante/7 vidas/Los Serranos/malviviendo or movies like Torrente 1...5 (that's a good one xD) etc.
So many complaints for something that you have for free... They are easily accessible free lessons. Instead of complaining, you can be grateful and supplement it with other websites or resources. I think this series is fantastic and has an amazing concept. It has gotten me to a C1 level of spanish without ever haven taken other classes. Of course, you need to watch shows and read books to supplement your learning but that's on you to take action. I personally am grateful for this resource!
Anda, hombre! Tienes que ver unas otras videos en RUclips. Eso video es no para ti - dejalo a los personas con la nivel de Espanol mas alta. Nos lo disfrutamos! Lo siento, que no puedes comprenderlo Estudie con videos simplementes y volvera aqui, cuando improves tu nivel de lengua😅
Sin duda, el mejor que hay en internet sobre la enseñanza del español
gracias por este video. Muy bueno.
es una clase muy buena
Gracias 🙏 salud de Armenia
gracias por el video!
buenas tarde
Es una pena que se estén acabando las clases, siempre las voy a leer todos los días, hasta que mi español esté al 100%
Juanito es un chico muy buena onda. jajajaja
You need to divide your segments more evenly, example: the apartment o galleria; with Paul; and with the viewers. You're also giving out too much vocabulary for one session. You should minimize or simplify your grammatical terms. Other classes or Y-Tube Spanish instructions keep to the simplest grammar terms or avoid the names and just demonstrate the use. Most Spanish books in English use English names and simple Spanish names, example: 'Simple Past' = Preterite, not preterito indicativo, or Imperfect, not preterito imperfect. You should save idioms de Espana for the end of the course. First a person needs to learn practical Spanish, then more grammar, then Pimsillar Spanish or Latin American Spanish, then the dialect of a specific country, and then, only last, the idioms of a specific country. What I like best is the conversations with Paul and his roommates in the apartment and the galleria. Also, you remove the writing on the board or screen to fast. One has to pause the screen a lot when you go to the segment where you are writing on the board or screen.
I disagree. I do like these videos for extensive grammar part, with Spanish names of grammar terms.Outside of Anglosaxon circle of learners this is more useful for learners who are used to such names due to usage of grammar manuals written by Spanish authors (they are widely used by language schools in various countries). I also like idioms thrown in every once in a while. And I don't mind pausing since I do so to take notes anyway. To me the concept of this show is just perfect. If someone wants simpler course, there is plenty of them already. This one is is the only decent one for more advanced learners. As for what most books in English do- I do not support it because it only makes learning Spanish more difficult to English speakers than it would be if they were more willing to use Spanish terms for learning of Spanish grammar. I always learn target language grammar in a target language and this is how I can begin to think in a target language fast. There is no simple equivalence between English and Spanish so my adivce would be-- switch to Spanish grammar terms, your learning process will get easier.
I generally think that we should learn other languages the same way we learned our own. Less grammar more phrases and more conversations. That's the reason I like this course because they made it look like a story. Maybe too much grammar for my taste but hey you can watch series like narcos/un paso adelante/7 vidas/Los Serranos/malviviendo or movies like Torrente 1...5 (that's a good one xD) etc.
So many complaints for something that you have for free... They are easily accessible free lessons. Instead of complaining, you can be grateful and supplement it with other websites or resources. I think this series is fantastic and has an amazing concept. It has gotten me to a C1 level of spanish without ever haven taken other classes. Of course, you need to watch shows and read books to supplement your learning but that's on you to take action.
I personally am grateful for this resource!
Anda, hombre! Tienes que ver unas otras videos en RUclips. Eso video es no para ti - dejalo a los personas con la nivel de Espanol mas alta. Nos lo disfrutamos! Lo siento, que no puedes comprenderlo
Estudie con videos simplementes y volvera aqui, cuando improves tu nivel de lengua😅