Thank you for this. I'm teaching my own self Spanish by consuming any information, however, and where ever I can. I'm utilizing Duolingo, Mc Graw Hill easy Spanish high frequency grammer step-by-step book, Steven King paperbacks in Spanish, youtube videos as well as, but not limited to, summarizing every single chapter in the El Libro de Mormon. I'm just doing what I feel is right and hoping studying four to six hours a day, for three months, won't be for naught. I do appreciate your help, so much so that I took notes.
Very nice video, lovely way of presenting the material. I would have liked to see a table of the 5 or six uses of each perhaps at the end of the video, it will make it easier to learn after the fact. Thanks
Thanks for the video - really helpful. One thing that continually defeats my understanding though - the word Ser is never used! Unless I have missed its usage - it makes no sense to me! Where does Ser come in please?
ACKKK THANK YOU SO MUCH!! This helped me alot for our upcoming test in Spanish i really like the way you explained ser and estar it's so easy to understand!
That was a wonderful video! I now finally understand the difference I think! I am setting sail for Sudamerica en tres mẽses, por dos años entonces estoy muy nervioso pero muy emocionades. My dream is to learn spanish and the last two months on Dualingo have been frustrating to say the least!
god you're amazing it took me one video to wrap this up when i spent my full night trying a video after another to understand thank you , you're a bless
for some reason I find ser vs.estar to be the most difficult when talking in past tense (probably bc I also have to differentiate between preterite and imperfect at the same time). I would LOVE if you made a video of that with both past tenses. my spanish is a bit advanced, but that's the one thing I still second guess
In general terms Ser = permanente/permanent y Estar = temporalmente/temporary. There are few exceptions to this rule. I am English (forever) and I am happy (temporarily) of being English. Soy Inglés (permanently) y estoy feliz (temporary) de serlo. You could also express that you are permanently happy of being English: Soy Inglés y soy feliz siéndolo.
Time in Spanish is usually told in plural form e.g ''Son las cuatros de la tarde'' or ''son las diez de la mañana'' and 'son' appropriately with plural forms. The exception to this time rule is 1o'clock."Es la una" I AM a spanish Learner myself though but I hope this helps.
Because it's like saying, "It's 9 hours and a half" for 9:30. It helps to conceptualize it as the amount of hours. ¿Que hora es?/Which hour is it? Es la una/It's the one hour. ¿Qué horas son?/Which hours are they? Son las dos/They are the two hours, etc. How many eggs in the basket of time? Does this make sense?
Thank you! I’m trying to learn Spanish using a service, and I felt like they slowly introduce examples of each, but not all the uses at once. I feel like this is something I need to practice everyday until it’s second nature.
Thanks for the video, great job! One question that I have is: why do we say “tu eres un hombre” for “you are a man”? I feel that that is more of a permanent description and should be used with the verb “ser”?? I am learning Spanish and don’t know a lot yet.. thanks for your help!! 😊
Spanish is a bueatiful language but so tricky. Why do you pronounce está enojada and está enferma (á e) differently. está enojada you separate the 2 vowels (á e). está enferma you run the vowels together (á e).
Excelente! Me encantó, pero no usaría "pissed" para decir "enojada." Es jerga y suena un poco grosero. No combina mucho con el estilo profesional del resto del video. Queda más suave decir, "angry," o "mad."
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Everything is clear watching the video.. soon I do the test I'm confused, buffled and making mistakes.. 😂
Bueno suerte . It takes Practice don’t give up. I been learning Spanish for over a decade never give up
@@houseofmatrix6174what level are you? C1?
@@philodox5667 i feel like intermediate but I want to become fluent
I thought it's only me
I dont know why but I love your style of teaching. It flows effortlessly. Your videos are also edited very well
'Ross is divorced' Did you choose this on purpose? Hahaha 😂😂
We were on a break!
@@cr4zyd4n666 ... because really I'M FINE 🫳🏻
Very helpful
Thank you 😊
this is the best video ive seen about this thank you!!
Was so helpful, Ive got a Spanish exam tomorrow. Gracias mucho senorita
Really useful, thanks for all the examples
You're more than welcome! Happy to help :)
I was going to use it in my classroom, but the "pissed" took that option away. I enjoy your style of teaching.
Great lesson! Muchas gracias 🙏
Thank you for this. I'm teaching my own self Spanish by consuming any information, however, and where ever I can. I'm utilizing Duolingo, Mc Graw Hill easy Spanish high frequency grammer step-by-step book, Steven King paperbacks in Spanish, youtube videos as well as, but not limited to, summarizing every single chapter in the El Libro de Mormon. I'm just doing what I feel is right and hoping studying four to six hours a day, for three months, won't be for naught. I do appreciate your help, so much so that I took notes.
Thank you! Very very helpful!!!!
Very nice video, lovely way of presenting the material. I would have liked to see a table of the 5 or six uses of each perhaps at the end of the video, it will make it easier to learn after the fact. Thanks
This was the best explanation I have seen so far!! Muchas Gracias!!
amazing
it would be lovely for u to do all the common verbs and how to conjugate them with everyday examples
thanks so much
I like this idea!
Gracias tu video ayuda mi
Loved the video, very very very helpful, thank you a lot
Great video, super helpful thank you
Thanks for the video - really helpful.
One thing that continually defeats my understanding though - the word Ser is never used! Unless I have missed its usage - it makes no sense to me!
Where does Ser come in please?
Ella quiere ser una enferma.
she wants to be (ser) a nurse.
Quiero ser un actor.
I want to be an actor.
él quiere ser alto
he wants to be tall.
@@mojorider8067 Gracias amigo!
ACKKK THANK YOU SO MUCH!! This helped me alot for our upcoming test in Spanish i really like the way you explained ser and estar it's so easy to understand!
Was very useful! Thanks 👌
Gracias. Excelente Lección
That was a wonderful video! I now finally understand the difference I think! I am setting sail for Sudamerica en tres mẽses, por dos años entonces estoy muy nervioso pero muy emocionades. My dream is to learn spanish and the last two months on Dualingo have been frustrating to say the least!
Excellent lesson🙏🏿😊
Thank you for watching :)
Great video definitely helped me with my Spanish quiz ❤
god you're amazing it took me one video to wrap this up when i spent my full night trying a video after another to understand thank you , you're a bless
why is there an exception for widows and such?
This was so helpful thank you!
Good lesson. Will take awhile to practice. Pregunta: isn't there a button on RUclips to rewind 15 seconds? Muchas gracias
for some reason I find ser vs.estar to be the most difficult when talking in past tense (probably bc I also have to differentiate between preterite and imperfect at the same time). I would LOVE if you made a video of that with both past tenses. my spanish is a bit advanced, but that's the one thing I still second guess
Muchas gracias! Está todo claro ☺️
Se usa el pronombre vosotros en Latinoamérica?
No se usa :) solo en España.
y en Guinea Ecuatorial
In general terms Ser = permanente/permanent y Estar = temporalmente/temporary. There are few exceptions to this rule. I am English (forever) and I am happy (temporarily) of being English. Soy Inglés (permanently) y estoy feliz (temporary) de serlo. You could also express that you are permanently happy of being English: Soy Inglés y soy feliz siéndolo.
Very useful
Muy bien. Gracias
Gracias a ti!
Thank you so much
Gracias por la ayuda
What about the song ‘Si no te hubieras ido, sería tan feliz’
The book I used to study at first waited until the last chapter to talk about the informal, I forgot about eres lol
wow a great lesson. Do you teach online?
¡gracias! 💖💖🌠🌠
Pregunta! Why do we use "son" when telling time? In your example, you said "it is 6 pm". Why would we use the "they" conjugation for that?
Time in Spanish is usually told in plural form e.g ''Son las cuatros de la tarde'' or ''son las diez de la mañana'' and 'son' appropriately with plural forms.
The exception to this time rule is 1o'clock."Es la una"
I AM a spanish Learner myself though but I hope this helps.
Because it's like saying, "It's 9 hours and a half" for 9:30. It helps to conceptualize it as the amount of hours. ¿Que hora es?/Which hour is it? Es la una/It's the one hour. ¿Qué horas son?/Which hours are they? Son las dos/They are the two hours, etc. How many eggs in the basket of time? Does this make sense?
It's the same as in French. You tell the time by counting the hours from the beginning of the day. Hence plural.
@@osetohamen aunque suene raro tambien decimos "son las una", pero no les recomiendo decirlo porque gramaticalmente es incorrecto.
@@Cuandoloskibilotoile Ah en realmente? Ahora yo sabe. Gracias por esto.
That was a good video.
Thank you! I’m trying to learn Spanish using a service, and I felt like they slowly introduce examples of each, but not all the uses at once. I feel like this is something I need to practice everyday until it’s second nature.
Oh thanks bcs I am confused in this chapter ❤❤❤❤❤❤
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3:59 Andrea es un 3:59 a persona afortunada
Is your name Andrea? 😊
Why is it 'eres casado o soltero?' using ser to ask the question but the answer comes as 'estoy casado' using estar? Tia
También se puede responder "soy casado" "soy soltero" quizá porque es tanto una situación temporal como permanente
Thanks for the video, great job! One question that I have is: why do we say “tu eres un hombre” for “you are a man”? I feel that that is more of a permanent description and should be used with the verb “ser”?? I am learning Spanish and don’t know a lot yet.. thanks for your help!! 😊
Eres **is** the conjugation of ser
This is SO helpful! Thank you!!!
Que chisme traes
It is not the same 'ser vivo' than 'estar vivo'.
Não é possível que ela tenha a mesma voz da Carina Fragoso, brasileiros vendo deixem o like se concordam.
Excellent video but too fast..!!!
Fuck ! and i thought Spanish was hard... It is fuckin' impossible 😢😅
I think it's very close to french
And im just a beginner in both
no te preocupes hasta a mi me hizo dudar este video siendo español nativo, mas en la parte 6:00 q me puso a pensar un buen momento XD
she is single ;)
Tagalog ka po ba?
Tagalog ako
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estás soltera en este momento?
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Spanish is a bueatiful language but so tricky.
Why do you pronounce está enojada and está enferma (á e) differently.
está enojada you separate the 2 vowels (á e).
está enferma you run the vowels together (á e).
Me gustó el video pero podian haber dicho. Estoy enojada en vez de " I am pissed".
Good video. But you were just a little bit too fast with your examples and speaking.
Excelente! Me encantó, pero no usaría "pissed" para decir "enojada." Es jerga y suena un poco grosero. No combina mucho con el estilo profesional del resto del video. Queda más suave decir, "angry," o "mad."
Yes, and in the U.K. 'pissed' means 'borracho/a' in Spanish. 'Pissed off' does translate as 'enojado/a' but , as you say, it's slang.
Oh!... you're single huh? 😉
Errmmm???🤢🤢🤢