Learn Spanish FAST with Profesor Pablo - Lesson 129: ¿Cómo se llega a + location
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- Опубликовано: 29 авг 2024
- Lesson 129 - Learn how to ask how to get somewhere and learn new vocabulary.
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As the knowledge piles on and I go back and test, one weakness I'm finding is that pick the wrong one of ser/estar more often that I would like. I know it was covered in a previous lesson, but clearly it hasn't registered properly. I wondered if that might be a topic you could revisit to help me shore things up there.
Absolutely Phil. Will do a refresher soon. Gracias y hasta pronto, Profesor Pablo.
Estar and Ser will always be difficult based on what you are saying. The best process is to use the elimination method. You have to learn the easiest uses of them both. Once it is 2nd nature to you move on to learn another 2 more use, and so forth.
You cannot learn all at once. It is a stepping process.
Is "se llega" a conjugation from the infinitive "llegarse a ..."? If not where does the "se" come from?
It is called the impersonal “se”. It is like saying ….. How does one arrive/How does one get to + location. Gracias y hasta pronto, Profesor Pablo.