Andrea is the ONLY one who explains regular and irregular verb endings with the Imperative (mood). Which is not really easy until I found Andrea! Subscribed!
Thank you so much for the videos. I wish I have watched it long time ago, when I started Learning Spanish. Now That I already know the conjugation for the subjunctive it is easy to understand because to form the imperative we are using the subjunctive form of the verb.
These lessons of Imperative moods in both most common regular and irregular verbs are super excellent! Thank you, Andrea for the super excellent teachings and the most appreciated downloads!
Como siempre, de nada. Gracias a ti por tu apoyo. Please let me know what other topics you want to learn. Hey. are you part of our community yet? Make sure you get subscribed to our official website so that you receive our weekly material , podcast episode and updates. Here: spanishlandschool.com/
Hola. Con mucho gusto! Me alegra que te haya gustado el video. Dime que otros temas quieres que explique. Do you know about our upcoming Online Spanish course? It's starting on October 23rd, You can do 4 payments for any package. It's a really good deal and opportunity. Check out all the details here: spanishlandschool.com/fall/ Let me know if you are interested on the course at: andrea@spanishlandschool.com UN ABRAZO!
Vicky you are very welcome. I am happy to hear that the video was helpful for you. Please let me know what other topics you want to learn. Hey. are you part of our community yet? Make sure you get subscribed to our official website so that you receive our weekly material , podcast episode and updates. Here: spanishlandschool.com/
A simplified way to remember these Irregular Verbs is: Remember before adding the imperative endings to the usted form to change to the yo form then add your imperative endings. So, salgo changes salga for usted, vengo changes to venga, digo changes to diga, hago changes to haga, pongo changes to ponga, and tengo changes to tenga. For ustedes just add the -n. Example: salgan, vengan, digan, hagan, pongan, & tengan. For the negative just add no before the usted or ustedes form: no venga, no vegan. For the tú form of the imperative, the irregular verbs can be broken into two groups. The 1st group: salir, venir, poner, tener, if you remove the infinitive endings you are left with the root of the verb which just happens to be the irregular imperative for tú: sal, ven, pon, ten. If you use the usted imperative form for the same verbs plus diga and remove the -ga ending you get: sal, ven, pon,ten, and di. That just leaves two you really need to memorize: Hacer which becomes 'haz', and Ir which becomes 've'. For the negative tú imperative, as Andrea said, you just take the usted imperative and a 's' at the end and use 'no' before the verb: no salgas, no vengas, no pongas, no tengas, no digas, no hagas, no vayas. There is one very irregular verb for the usted form: vaya. The rest follow the yo form with the imperative endings after the -o is dropped.
Hi John! Several people have asked for the nosotros and vosotros to be included. Definitely noted. We are working on our video requests, thank you for yours!
Muchas gracias! Can you make a part 3 video with the imperative for regular -IR verbs and perhaps a part 4 with stem-changing verbs? (like dormir, pensar). Also I always have difficulty with the verbs reir and sonreir in nearly every verb tense. Are those regular verbs or irregular?
Hola. Con mucho gusto! Sure, I will put that in my videos to do list. Yes, reir and sonreir are irregular verbs. Check out this site for conjugation, it's pretty good: www.conjugacion.es/del/verbo/reir.php Do you know about our upcoming Online Spanish course? It's starting on October 23rd, You can do 4 payments for any package. It's a really good deal and opportunity. Check out all the details here: spanishlandschool.com/fall/ Let me know if you are interested on the course at: andrea@spanishlandschool.com UN ABRAZO!
Muchas gracias senora . Soy de india. Es muy fácil para aprender español con sus videos.Do you have any suggestions for a foreigners like me to learn faster .
Hola Surendra. Que bueno que te gusten mis videos. Eso me alegra mucho. Thanks for asking, On our officil webiste we actually have a really goo article on suggestions for learning Spanish on your own. There you fine the advice from the experts, go get it on this link: spanishlandschool.com/learn-spanish-on-your-own/
Hola Andrea,muchas gracias otra vez para tu video.Quizas explicar el imperativo con pronombres personales y pronombres reflexivos.Por ejempo:íno te sientes! gracias y saludos Karl
Hola Karl - con mucho gusto. Claro, esa es una muy buena idea. Voy a poner esa sugenrecia en mi lista de videos.y voy a hacerlo en un rato, depués de publicar los otros videos que me habpedido desde antes. y dim...¿por qué aprendes español?
Pues,soy de Austria y una vez al año voy a España para las vacaciones.Es más probable que viaje a España más tarde. Me gusteria mucho,hablar más español….
Ejemplo: Vete= go away (yourself) No vayas =don't go. Dejáme en paz. = Leave me in peace. Ven aqui= come here. Pon lo aquí. Put it here. Haz lo = do it. Dimelo = tell me about it. Sal= out= leave. Ten lo= hold it= have it.
it's so cute when you speak Spanish like a poem in between. "estelgomolgousatanas" Hehe, Am sorry I am a beginner and watch you videos for passing Spanish exams. Thanks for the videos though! :)
De nada Agar. Dinos que mas quieres aprender. Please let me know what other topics you want to learn. Hey. are you part of our community yet? Make sure you get subscribed to our official website so that you receive our weekly material , podcast episode and updates. Here: spanishlandschool.com/
Con mucho gusto. Please let me know what other topics you want to learn. Hey. are you part of our community yet? Make sure you get subscribed to our official website so that you receive our weekly material , podcast episode and updates. Here: spanishlandschool.com/
Imperative part of Spanish is easiest one and as well as tricky,your videos helped me in understanding it lot, however can you make another video regarding "nosotros" part of imperative,I think it's more confusing ..like i heard there many ways of constructing it like using present subjunctive form commands or simply using vamos + a +infinitve verb,I am so confused,could you please help me out..with "nosotros "
Los imperativos aparecen el mismo como la forma subjuntiva por los negativas y treses personas. En la primera persona con imperativo positivo hay differentes en la persona secondaria. He recordí ¡Haz! y ¡Ve! Por los otros quedo la ultima parte de la forma de persona primera, Pon, Ven, Sal, Ten ...
Hola señorita tu ensena muy bien yo he aprendido muy facial pero tu hablame de vefbo tener porque me cuesta aprender la verbo tener puede explicarme otra vez🙏
I spoke with someone who lives Mexico and they said that venga is never used as a command. Is it maybe just a difference in the way they speak? She said she had seen it more for things like advertisement but that you don’t actually use it as a command. Maybe just too formal? Can someone please help me understand this!?
¡Hola! Thank you so much for the videos, they are really great, my favourite way to learn Spanish! I have a question though! I downloaded the "Cheat Sheet" pdf of this video and on the table, the usted (-) for the verb "pedir"is stated as "no pidas". Is that right? Thank you so much again!!
Ja, ja. Si, es complicado.Do you know about our upcoming Spanish course? It's starting on October 23rd, make sure you subscribe to our official website to receive all our weekly material and the information on the course and to not miss the early bird that will go away on Thursday 19th. Subscribe here:spanishlandschool.com/ Let me know if you are interested on the course at: andrea@spanishlandschool.com UN ABRAZO!
Hello! All verbs with irregular third-person singular forms in the present tense maintain that same irregularity in the affirmative informal command, except for SER (Sé), IR (ve), TENER (ten), VENIR (ven), HACER (haz), DECIR (di), PONER (pon), SALIR (sal). I hope this helps!
Debbie Odette No creo que haya un imperativo para nosotros... Ejemplos.. Let’s do it... vamos a hacerlo! Let’s read it ... vamos a leerlo! Let’s go... vamos! Let’s play... vamos a jugar!
Debbie Odette Hi Debbie, I think it goes like this... let’s practiquemos Let’s dance.. bailEmos Let’s pray.. orEmos Let’s play... juguEmos... Not 100% sure but that’s the way I read it.. Encantado de conocerte!!
Larguita es un diminutivo de la palabra larga. Por ejemplo Mesa-mesita =Table Cuchara-cucharita=Spoon Libro-librito=Book. es para ser amable al pedir o dar algo
Hi! In Latin America, which uses "ustedes" in both formal and informal situations, you'd say: "Abran la puerta." In Spain, you'd say: "Abrid la puerta"
For the Vos/Vosotros pronoun the conjugation would be: (+) Salid Venid Decid Haced Id Poned Tened (-) No Salgais No Vengais No Digais No Hagais No Vayais No Pongais No Tengais
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you ARE the BEST Spanish teacher in youtube. Thank you super much!
Andrea is the ONLY one who explains regular and irregular verb endings with the Imperative (mood). Which is not really easy until I found Andrea! Subscribed!
Gracias, los contentos son muy útil
¡Con mucho gusto!
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Bien hecho, come siempre. Me gusta la combinación de tu uso del español y del ingles para no perderme totalmente en mi nivel A2. Mucho gracias:)
It was very difficult for me earlier. You cleared all my doubts. Great lesson.Muchas gracias.
Thank you so much for the videos. I wish I have watched it long time ago, when I started Learning Spanish. Now That I already know the conjugation for the subjunctive it is easy to understand because to form the imperative we are using the subjunctive form of the verb.
Hi Yeshe! You are very welcome! Glad you found us :)
These lessons of Imperative moods in both most common regular and irregular verbs are super excellent! Thank you, Andrea for the super excellent teachings and the most appreciated downloads!
You are welcome Robin!
Muchas gracias por esta explicación. Es muy útil.
Me alegra que te parezca útil.
Thanks it was so good explanation, that , I with my old age will remember that thank you so much!
Lol 6:26 😆 her laugh is funny
There's a great formula to remember this.
VEN-DI-SAL-HAZ-TEN-VE-PON
VIN DIESEL HAS TEN WEAPONS
HOPE IT HELPS
haha sure it will!
Me han seguido muchos canales de RUclips para aprender español y los tuyos son los mejores. Muchas gracias a todos (incluidos Miguel y Nate)
¡Que lindo tu comentario! Gracias por escribirlo, y gracias por ser parte de nuestra comunidad.
i have a test tomorrow and this definetly helped me so much thankyou!!
Very clear explanations. Thank you very much.
You are welcome Claire!
Gracias por El video Maestra Andrea 🙂
¡Con mucho gusto Tom!
this saved my life, thankuu so much
You're welcome Jade!
Andrea you make these lessons easy to understand. Thank you!
That's music to my ears! :)
Haz eso una vez mas. Gracias! Todo es super claro
Me alegra que te haya parecido claro. Gracias por apoyarnos.
¡Muchas gracias, maestra Andrea!
Como siempre, de nada. Gracias a ti por tu apoyo. Please let me know what other topics you want to learn. Hey. are you part of our community yet? Make sure you get subscribed to our official website so that you receive our weekly material , podcast episode and updates. Here: spanishlandschool.com/
muchas gracias tambien,tu explicas muy,muy,muy bien....
Gracias por tu apoyo!
Gran lección, sigue así
Concise and useful. Thx
Glad it was helpful!
Muchas gracias para su ayuda.
Con muchísimo gusto.
Muchas gracia. yo tengo un examen de imperativo mañana you helped me a lot. again thank you so much
Awesome. Good luck!
muchas gracias, ahora es mucho mas facil!
Me alegra mucho que te parezca fácil,
Hola gracias por compartir este video es muy util gracias otra vez😁😆 tienes un estilo ensenar es muy fantastico
Hola. Con mucho gusto! Me alegra que te haya gustado el video. Dime que otros temas quieres que explique.
Do you know about our upcoming Online Spanish course? It's starting on October 23rd, You can do 4 payments for any package. It's a really good deal and opportunity. Check out all the details here: spanishlandschool.com/fall/
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Hola, muchas gracias por tu amable comentario, me alegra que te sirvan los videos. Un abrazo.
me gusto este video
Me alegra que te guste.
Me gusta este vídeo
¡Gracias por ver el video!
excellent, muchas gracias
Muchas gracias .... Could you make a video about imperative for Vosotros/Vosotras please?
Thanks!
Thank you for your great support.
Muchas Gracias.
¡Es todo un placer!
thank you so much...we did this in class today but i did not understand.thank God i found you here
Vicky you are very welcome. I am happy to hear that the video was helpful for you. Please let me know what other topics you want to learn. Hey. are you part of our community yet? Make sure you get subscribed to our official website so that you receive our weekly material , podcast episode and updates. Here: spanishlandschool.com/
¡Asombroso! Gracias ❤👌
Gracias a ti por vernos.
A simplified way to remember these Irregular Verbs is: Remember before adding the imperative endings to the usted form to change to the yo form then add your imperative endings. So, salgo changes salga for usted, vengo changes to venga, digo changes to diga, hago changes to haga, pongo changes to ponga, and tengo changes to tenga. For ustedes just add the -n. Example: salgan, vengan, digan, hagan, pongan, & tengan. For the negative just add no before the usted or ustedes form: no venga, no vegan. For the tú form of the imperative, the irregular verbs can be broken into two groups. The 1st group: salir, venir, poner, tener, if you remove the infinitive endings you are left with the root of the verb which just happens to be the irregular imperative for tú: sal, ven, pon, ten. If you use the usted imperative form for the same verbs plus diga and remove the -ga ending you get: sal, ven, pon,ten, and di. That just leaves two you really need to memorize: Hacer which becomes 'haz', and Ir which becomes 've'. For the negative tú imperative, as Andrea said, you just take the usted imperative and a 's' at the end and use 'no' before the verb: no salgas, no vengas, no pongas, no tengas, no digas, no hagas, no vayas. There is one very irregular verb for the usted form: vaya. The rest follow the yo form with the imperative endings after the -o is dropped.
Hi Charles, thank you so much for sharing your learning technique! I am sure a lot of people find this very helpful.
Gracias Charles tu explicación es muy fácil de entender.
These two videos are very helpful. Could you possibly add the nosotros and vosotros (for your students from Spain!). Thank you for your help
Hi John! Several people have asked for the nosotros and vosotros to be included. Definitely noted. We are working on our video requests, thank you for yours!
Me parece el imperativo un poco dificil, pero despues de ver Tus videos, ahora lo entiendo mucho mejor muchas gracias Andrea 😊
¡Eso es genial! Ojalá que mis vídeos sigan siendo útiles para ti.
Thank you so much mi profesora. You make it easy for me to understand the imperative in spanish . Muchas graaaaaacias (*.*(
You're very welcome!
Muchas gracias! Can you make a part 3 video with the imperative for regular -IR verbs and perhaps a part 4 with stem-changing verbs? (like dormir, pensar). Also I always have difficulty with the verbs reir and sonreir in nearly every verb tense. Are those regular verbs or irregular?
Hola. Con mucho gusto! Sure, I will put that in my videos to do list. Yes, reir and sonreir are irregular verbs. Check out this site for conjugation, it's pretty good: www.conjugacion.es/del/verbo/reir.php
Do you know about our upcoming Online Spanish course? It's starting on October 23rd, You can do 4 payments for any package. It's a really good deal and opportunity. Check out all the details here: spanishlandschool.com/fall/
Let me know if you are interested on the course at: andrea@spanishlandschool.com UN ABRAZO!
Muchas gracias senora . Soy de india. Es muy fácil para aprender español con sus videos.Do you have any suggestions for a foreigners like me to learn faster .
Hola Surendra. Que bueno que te gusten mis videos. Eso me alegra mucho. Thanks for asking, On our officil webiste we actually have a really goo article on suggestions for learning Spanish on your own. There you fine the advice from the experts, go get it on this link: spanishlandschool.com/learn-spanish-on-your-own/
Why would people dislike this video 🤷🏼♂️
La manera que me acuerdo la conjugación de los tiempos del imperativo, salvo tu, es recordar son igual cómo el subjuntivo.
Sí George, puedes decir eso.
Very good presentation
What is the imperative tu form for ver (to see) ? Is it ve ? Same as for ir
I think that you should give more examples of the exception to the rule of the irregular verbs.
Hi Samuel! Thanks you for the suggestion. Maybe our community can practice by coming up with other examples. We appreciate you!
Wonderful
Thank you!
Tengo un frase muy útil: "¡Vete y no me molestes más!" Tiene muchos usos en la vida.
Sí, esa es una frase genial. Muchas gracias por compartirla con nosotros.
Can you please explain the vosotros form for imparativos for irregular and regular verbs
Hi! A lot of people have asked me about this. I will put it down for another video idea, thank you!
Thank you so much 😊 I
I had also sent mail to the persons mail Id you had given in the description box but she didn’t reply
@@SpanishlandSchool thanks
Hola Andrea,muchas gracias otra vez para tu video.Quizas explicar el imperativo con pronombres personales y pronombres reflexivos.Por ejempo:íno te sientes!
gracias y saludos Karl
Hola Karl - con mucho gusto. Claro, esa es una muy buena idea. Voy a poner esa sugenrecia en mi lista de videos.y voy a hacerlo en un rato, depués de publicar los otros videos que me habpedido desde antes. y dim...¿por qué aprendes español?
Pues,soy de Austria y una vez al año voy a España para las vacaciones.Es más probable que viaje a España más tarde.
Me gusteria mucho,hablar más español….
Eso es muy gennial. Y ¿llevas mucho tiempo viajando a España? ¿Por cuántos años lo has estado aprendiendo?
Ejemplo:
Vete= go away (yourself)
No vayas =don't go.
Dejáme en paz. =
Leave me in peace.
Ven aqui= come here.
Pon lo aquí. Put it here.
Haz lo = do it.
Dimelo = tell me about it.
Sal= out= leave.
Ten lo= hold it= have it.
Well done Anthony!
it's so cute when you speak Spanish like a poem in between. "estelgomolgousatanas"
Hehe, Am sorry I am a beginner and watch you videos for passing Spanish exams. Thanks for the videos though! :)
haha thank you ! I am glad we can help you.
Excelente
¡Gracias!
what are the vosotros forms for these irregular verbs?
Exelent!!!
Thanks for the enthusiasm :)
muchas gracias
De nada Agar. Dinos que mas quieres aprender. Please let me know what other topics you want to learn. Hey. are you part of our community yet? Make sure you get subscribed to our official website so that you receive our weekly material , podcast episode and updates. Here: spanishlandschool.com/
Gracias 👍
Con mucho gusto. Please let me know what other topics you want to learn. Hey. are you part of our community yet? Make sure you get subscribed to our official website so that you receive our weekly material , podcast episode and updates. Here: spanishlandschool.com/
Con mucho gusto Vincent! Un abrazo!
it's easy to just remember vendisal haz ten veponse
Imperative part of Spanish is easiest one and as well as tricky,your videos helped me in understanding it lot, however can you make another video regarding "nosotros" part of imperative,I think it's more confusing ..like i heard there many ways of constructing it like using present subjunctive form commands or simply using vamos + a +infinitve verb,I am so confused,could you please help me out..with "nosotros "
Hi Vineet! I'm happy to heat our videos help you. Great suggestion, noted. We always welcome ideas for videos so thank you!
Los imperativos aparecen el mismo como la forma subjuntiva por los negativas y treses personas. En la primera persona con imperativo positivo hay differentes en la persona secondaria. He recordí ¡Haz! y ¡Ve! Por los otros quedo la ultima parte de la forma de persona primera, Pon, Ven, Sal, Ten ...
Muchas gracias por tu buen comentario, de seguro le servirá a algunas personas.
You can also learn the tú positive form of some common irregular verbs as
"Ven Diesal has ten weapons"
Ven Di Sal Haz Ten Ve Pon Se
Hola señorita tu ensena muy bien yo he aprendido muy facial pero tu hablame de vefbo tener porque me cuesta aprender la verbo tener puede explicarme otra vez🙏
I spoke with someone who lives Mexico and they said that venga is never used as a command. Is it maybe just a difference in the way they speak? She said she had seen it more for things like advertisement but that you don’t actually use it as a command. Maybe just too formal? Can someone please help me understand this!?
Hi Matthew! It is possible that they use VEN (informal) more often. Don't worry too much about it. Thank you for your question!
¡Hola! Thank you so much for the videos, they are really great, my favourite way to learn Spanish! I have a question though! I downloaded the "Cheat Sheet" pdf of this video and on the table, the usted (-) for the verb "pedir"is stated as "no pidas". Is that right? Thank you so much again!!
Hi Georgette, good catch! It should be NO PIDA for USTED. Thank you! I'm glad you enjoy our videos , keep on watching :)
@@SpanishlandSchool Thank you teacher!! 😁
ser is also irregular
Make sentences using irregular verbs. Then regular verbs.
Complicado el español cuando lo ves de esta manera Por suerte hablo español
Ja, ja. Si, es complicado.Do you know about our upcoming Spanish course? It's starting on October 23rd, make sure you subscribe to our official website to receive all our weekly material and the information on the course and to not miss the early bird that will go away on Thursday 19th. Subscribe here:spanishlandschool.com/
Let me know if you are interested on the course at: andrea@spanishlandschool.com UN ABRAZO!
Ja,ja. Que afortunado.
How about the verb 'Ver' (to see)? Is an irregular verbs when using the imperative mood or do normal rules apply?
Hello! All verbs with irregular third-person singular forms in the present tense maintain that same irregularity in the affirmative informal command, except for SER (Sé), IR (ve), TENER (ten), VENIR (ven), HACER (haz), DECIR (di), PONER (pon), SALIR (sal). I hope this helps!
I downloaded the cheat sheet for common mistakes but I don't see what errors are wrong.
Hi Don, you mean you downloaded the PDF with more examples of the Spanish Imperative for Regular verbs?
Disfrute de estos videos imperativos. Pero cual es el razon por no incluir la forma de nosotros?
Debbie Odette
No creo que haya un imperativo para nosotros...
Ejemplos..
Let’s do it... vamos a hacerlo!
Let’s read it ... vamos a leerlo!
Let’s go... vamos!
Let’s play... vamos a jugar!
@@brianmcmacken2275 Gracias Brian. Escuchando , caminamos for let's walk and oremos for let's pray, pintamos for let's paint. Interesante.
Debbie Odette
Hi Debbie, I think it goes like this... let’s practiquemos
Let’s dance.. bailEmos
Let’s pray.. orEmos
Let’s play... juguEmos...
Not 100% sure but that’s the way I read it..
Encantado de conocerte!!
Come se dicen los verbos imperatives para nosotros y vosotros?
como conjogacion iragular verbo en imprativo
11:56 ¿Inventa usted la palabra "larguita"? Es una palabra muy bien, pero no puedo encontrar en el diccionario.
Larguita es un diminutivo de la palabra larga. Por ejemplo
Mesa-mesita =Table
Cuchara-cucharita=Spoon
Libro-librito=Book.
es para ser amable al pedir o dar algo
what about purlar in informal
Hi! In Latin America, which uses "ustedes" in both formal and informal situations, you'd say:
"Abran la puerta."
In Spain, you'd say:
"Abrid la puerta"
@@SpanishlandSchool they have forms in each country
Where are vosotros/as conjugations?
Oops, sorry about that!
For the Vos/Vosotros pronoun the conjugation would be:
(+)
Salid
Venid
Decid
Haced
Id
Poned
Tened
(-)
No Salgais
No Vengais
No Digais
No Hagais
No Vayais
No Pongais
No Tengais
So strange that the affirmative verbs here for tú are so different from the rest.
We like to keep things interesting ;) Thanks for watching!
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Te falta el verbo ser de la lista
Sorry but i HATE conjugation...
I don't blame you! Don't give up though!