I don’t understand how some people click a dislike when Paul is delivering an amazing lesson to help us learn. Sacrificing his time and effort. Guys you should be ashamed of yourselves... 👎and thank you Paul 👍⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️
I was just thinking the same thing and then saw your comment. Why ??? Then again I have also seen dislikes for cute babies and puppies ..go figure. You have a nice day!
Desafortunademento no logré encontrar los videos de Paul más temprano. Estoy feliz que logré hacerlo finalmente y ahora logré verlo casi todos los dias. Muchas gracias Paul!
Paul, your ways of teaching is by far the best for me because you are guiding us on how to use each verb. You are putting sentences together as examples and it works for me very well.
I have to say, Paul, that I really do find these videos helpful because they challenge me to think in Spanish, and sometimes, I really have to think HARD in order to answer before you do!
Hi Paul thank you so much for your lessons, I really enjoy learning Spanish with you! One question please! Why sometimes for her you (say la) and other time you (say le) for example (no logré verla) I didn’t manage to see her. The other was voy a llamarle not llamarla. If you don’t mind can you please explain the difference. Many thanks, I really appreciate it. Regards, Sunny 😘
This is the best course for me. When I was in Germany I gave up class when I was asking where the elephants and penguins were. I never used that in my whole life. I am using your stuff here.
No te voy a mentir, llevo 5 meses viviendo en España. Todo lo que he aprendido ha sido porque de estas videos jajaja. Muchos gracias por ayudarme con espanol, mucho mejor que el classes que yo tomar aqui!
The videos along with the main course is dope!!! I have learned so much and really appreciate be able integrate this in my daily application of my Spanish. Muchas graciosa por todas!!!
Its so funny how if u search up the differents between le or la u get more then 600 words for explaining it and paul here just said it in 1 sentence clearly. Paul doesnt want to make only money he really wants to help us learning and i like that 👌🔥
I’ve been trying to learn Spanish for several years now! I could never find anything that made enough sense or that was easy enough to learn from until discovering your videos Paul! Me encanta tus videos! Muchas gracias! I love listening to your videos on the way to and from work on my long commute, and am saving up to hopefully buy your full course soon!
I truly love how you teach. I live in New Zealand where The Maori language and english are spoken, and Spanish is just a pretty language we see o. TV 🤗. I have been learning espanol daily now for 20 months and in the last 2 weeks I manage 😏 lol i have only been bingeing out on your classes over youtube and LOVE IT!! Thanks Paul.
Hi Eltardo. In English no one would say 'I succeeded to'. We might say 'I was successful at [doing something]' but even that is not really natural. Most natural is 'I managed to [plus infinitive of verb]'.
como no puedo lograr fluido en espanol sin tu inteligencia. para mi, eres el mejor, manos abajos. ahora cada dia es llenado con espanol. mi mente funciona bien y todo esta increible. dios es buenos. todo el tiempo y sus bendigas son afuera esto mundo. otra vez gracias por todo. Cuidate. bendigas de dios y hasta proxima lunes. todo es todo en todo el mundo.
Can you comment on how you'd say You'd manage not to do something? For example, "I managed not to talk today" I feel like if you said, "No logré hablar hoy," it would translate to "I didn't manage to talk today" which isn't quite the same thing.
1. No logré hablar hoy. I didn't manage to talk today. The goal was "to talk". But he didn't got it. He didn't achieve the goal. 2. Logré no hablar hoy. I managed not to talk today. The goal was "not to talk" (to talk nothing). And yes, he got it. He achieved the goal. In Spanish, to put a verb into negation is always No + verb.
Although everything in this video is correct, it is very important to know the other uses of the verb "lograr", for example : Logré mis metas escolares este año. - I reached my school goals this year. Tengo que lograr buenas calificaciones en mis clases. - I have to get good grades in my classes. Con esfuerzo, lograré buenos resultados. - With effort, I will attain good results.
At the beginning of the lesson Paul explained that lograr meant to reach or achieve a goal, so no need to point out a shortcoming in his teaching that doesn’t exist.
It's a bit of a broad topic that would really be outside the scope of these mini-lessons, but the main differences are some slight differences in pronunciation and a few differences in vocabulary, much like the differences between US English and UK English. Probably the biggest difference, however, is one that most beginning students of Spanish don't really need to worry about at this stage: Spain still uses the informal second-person plural pronoun "vosotros," whereas Mexican Spanish does not.
I am Arab and try to learn English and Spanish at the same time ..Does (managed to )mean the ability to do something?? Coz there are a lot of meanings when I translated it into Arabic
I'm struggling to learn one language, let alone two! Yes, "I managed to" means "I was able to" in English, but often in the context of it not looking like it was going to happen. Perhaps I was really busy, or had lots of other things to do, but I still managed to do it; I squeezed it in. You're almost boasting about it, in a really discrete way. I hope that makes sense.
if you mean why is it verlo versus verle, then I believe it is because you use le when you are saying to him/to her such as decirle, to tell to him/her. But when you are saying "to see him/her" it is just verlo or verla. In english we don't usually saying to tell to him or to call to him but in spanish many verbs seem to have this type of structure and you just have to remember which ones do and which ones don't. Please if I am wrong on this someone let us know!
If you haven't learned it yet: Some verbs use the le pronoun instead of lo and la. Basically verbs that use le are verbs that are an action TO someone. So you call to a person but you're not seeing to a person. You just see them. Dar and decir are a couple others that use the le pronoun. So you give to him or her. You tell to him or her. There's definitely a better explanation for this but I hope that helps for now.
I don’t understand how some people click a dislike when Paul is delivering an amazing lesson to help us learn. Sacrificing his time and effort. Guys you should be ashamed of yourselves... 👎and thank you Paul 👍⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️
I was just thinking the same thing and then saw your comment. Why ??? Then again I have also seen dislikes for cute babies and puppies ..go figure. You have a nice day!
Like me, they're probably driving while listening and learning, they want to click 'like' but, clicked the other one. 🙂
I’m getting more confident at a much faster rate learning from Paul. This method is genius!
I like the slow and clear way,he explains things
Desafortunademento no logré encontrar los videos de Paul más temprano. Estoy feliz que logré hacerlo finalmente y ahora logré verlo casi todos los dias. Muchas gracias Paul!
Paul, your ways of teaching is by far the best for me because you are guiding us on how to use each verb. You are putting sentences together as examples and it works for me very well.
I have to say, Paul, that I really do find these videos helpful because they challenge me to think in Spanish, and sometimes, I really have to think HARD in order to answer before you do!
Thanks Paul. Another very clearly explained lesson.
never quite "got" lograr before, "manage to" is perfect, gives me a much better feel for its use. Gracias!!
Hi Paul thank you so much for your lessons, I really enjoy learning Spanish with you!
One question please!
Why sometimes for her you (say la) and other time you (say le) for example (no logré verla) I didn’t manage to see her. The other was voy a llamarle not llamarla.
If you don’t mind can you please explain the difference.
Many thanks, I really appreciate it.
Regards, Sunny 😘
Yes, what is the difference?
Another excellent lesson. Thank you!
Definitely
This is the best course for me. When I was in Germany I gave up class when I was asking where the elephants and penguins were. I never used that in my whole life. I am using your stuff here.
I had the same lessons but I really wish I had paid more attention, because now I have a good job in Spain.
At the zoo ;)
¡Muy humorismo!
No te voy a mentir, llevo 5 meses viviendo en España. Todo lo que he aprendido ha sido porque de estas videos jajaja. Muchos gracias por ayudarme con espanol, mucho mejor que el classes que yo tomar aqui!
Hi Paul, I love your online courses and youtube Monday lessons. :) Thank-you for today's lesson!
My pleasure Anna, thanks for following along with them!
Realmente necesitaba esta pequeña palabra. Y ahora logre aprenderlo. Gracias. Tus videos son excelentes.
Lograr is my fave verb.
Spanish is like music. Just use the notes 'lo' 'le' and 'la' and all the rest with fall in place.
Awesome lesson. Kinda like the opposite of Voy a . Voy a is cheat code for future tense and logre is a cheat code for past tense.
not really because logré is in the past preterite form already so it’s not really
Thank you so much Paul, your videos are so clear and helpful 👌🏾
Paul, you are Blowing my MiND!! THANK YOU!!!
Thank you, Paul, I'm intrested in your method of teaching the language, it really works. I love your lessons! Good job!
Paul here again! It's awesome. Muchisima gracias por tu video.
very interesting and makes it simple
The videos along with the main course is dope!!! I have learned so much and really appreciate be able integrate this in my daily application of my Spanish. Muchas graciosa por todas!!!
Paul , again great lesson. Thank you.
Gracias Paul, logré entender su lección. Las explocciones están muy claras
Thank you ❤❤❤❤your lessons are very helpful
You are the man!!!!
From here in Philadelphia, all the way to you in mexico, I just want to say...Thanks Paul.
some very useful phrases which will be used a lot in conversation.
Very good lesson muchas Gracias Senor PAUL
These are the best courses
As always, the best lesson on this topic. Muchas gracias.
Love your videos. I have learn so much from you. Wish my Spanish teachers were as good as you.
Its so funny how if u search up the differents between le or la u get more then 600 words for explaining it and paul here just said it in 1 sentence clearly. Paul doesnt want to make only money he really wants to help us learning and i like that 👌🔥
I’ve been trying to learn Spanish for several years now! I could never find anything that made enough sense or that was easy enough to learn from until discovering your videos Paul! Me encanta tus videos! Muchas gracias! I love listening to your videos on the way to and from work on my long commute, and am saving up to hopefully buy your full course soon!
Lindsey Gawlik *me encantan
Spanish with Paul, I love it that is the way to learn Spanish, Thank you, Paul.
Great lesson! Extremely useful and unknown to most students, I suspect,
Logré ver todo el video, era fantastic! Ahora, puedo usar el verbo lograr.
Thanks. I learn something new from you daily.
I truly love how you teach. I live in New Zealand where The Maori language and english are spoken, and Spanish is just a pretty language we see o. TV 🤗. I have been learning espanol daily now for 20 months and in the last 2 weeks I manage 😏 lol i have only been bingeing out on your classes over youtube and LOVE IT!! Thanks Paul.
Muchas gracias por esta pequeña palabra. Va a ayudarme mucho.
All i can say is wow! You are a genius
Thanks for such a very useful lessons! Seems, that for a better mnemonics "logré" may also be considered to have the sense of "I succeeded to ...".
Hi Eltardo. In English no one would say 'I succeeded to'. We might say 'I was successful at [doing something]' but even that is not really natural. Most natural is 'I managed to [plus infinitive of verb]'.
this was very helpful thank you .
Thank you for these lessons. Me estan ayudando mucho. Eres una bendición!
Hola Paul! Tu eres fantastico maestro, gracias por tus videos
Thank you very much for your generousity
A first class course that I paid for one year duration, though I would prepare to have bought the course permanently. Barrie Owen.
Hi Paul, gracias por leccion...
You are the best ❤ 🔝
Solo quireo decir gracias por todos Las lecciones
Excelente, Gracias
como no puedo lograr fluido en espanol sin tu inteligencia. para mi, eres el mejor, manos abajos. ahora cada dia es llenado con espanol. mi mente funciona bien y todo esta increible. dios es buenos. todo el tiempo y sus bendigas son afuera esto mundo. otra vez gracias por todo. Cuidate. bendigas de dios y hasta proxima lunes. todo es todo en todo el mundo.
Muchas gracias Paul !!!
usted es muy fantastico de explicar los conceptos que yo no entiendo. Gracias por toda su ayuda. Me encantan tus videos!
I’ve just found these clips on utube. They are really very good
You are amazing paul
Nice ,Very useful in Learning spanish.
One of the best lessons yet. thanks again and love from Australia
I just love Monday, sir
Absolutely brilliant
Great learning spanish with you Paul. Love it.
Can you comment on how you'd say You'd manage not to do something? For example, "I managed not to talk today" I feel like if you said, "No logré hablar hoy," it would translate to "I didn't manage to talk today" which isn't quite the same thing.
1. No logré hablar hoy.
I didn't manage to talk today.
The goal was "to talk". But he didn't got it. He didn't achieve the goal.
2. Logré no hablar hoy.
I managed not to talk today.
The goal was "not to talk" (to talk nothing). And yes, he got it. He achieved the goal.
In Spanish, to put a verb into negation is always No + verb.
Great lessons, thanks a lot!
Que Bueno mi Maestro. Good one Paul! Your method really makes one think but we get somewhere, not like mindless repetition.Mil Gracias
Comprendo mucho cuando aprendo con ti, me gusta su videos
Comprendo mucho cuando aprendo "de" ti .
Comprendo mucho cuando aprendo "contigo". **
Great job! It's the first vdeo of yours that I have seen and I really loved this method of teatching! It's very rewarding for a person learning :)
you mean to say you didn't watch all the mini course videos first? BAD
POWERFUL TEACHING
Although everything in this video is correct, it is very important to know the other uses of the verb "lograr", for example :
Logré mis metas escolares este año. - I reached my school goals this year.
Tengo que lograr buenas calificaciones en mis clases. - I have to get good grades in my classes.
Con esfuerzo, lograré buenos resultados. - With effort, I will attain good results.
At the beginning of the lesson Paul explained that lograr meant to reach or achieve a goal, so no need to point out a shortcoming in his teaching that doesn’t exist.
Que un maravilloso video que hiciste! Gracias mil veces!
thank you
Thanks!
Very helpful for I have some Spanish speaking patients.
VERY helpful! Muchas geracias!
Great lesson. Took a break from your paid course every Monday for these lessons. Thanks
Te extrano mucho mi amigo Paul. Gracias muchas para tu util videos y queremos mas
Brilliant! Thank you ;)
Gracias Paul.
so great.. i love this lesson.. thank you paul.
¿Podemos usar la palabra "logré" con todos los verbos? Ejemplos: Ayer logré comer, caminar, nadar, correr, etc.
Jerry
Pues, ¡claro que sí! :-)
bueno, Paul! Gracias!
Muchas Gracias Paul.Te Amo.
Thanks Paul
Hola, Paul.... can you please let me know what is the difference between Mexico Spanish and Spain Spanish?
It's a bit of a broad topic that would really be outside the scope of these mini-lessons, but the main differences are some slight differences in pronunciation and a few differences in vocabulary, much like the differences between US English and UK English. Probably the biggest difference, however, is one that most beginning students of Spanish don't really need to worry about at this stage: Spain still uses the informal second-person plural pronoun "vosotros," whereas Mexican Spanish does not.
Gracias Paul para todo está trabajo así que muchos contigo porque quiero hablar Español y amo más tadre gracias una más
I wish you could upload 2 vídeos per week
Perhaps I will in the future however right now I'm working on putting the final touches to my full course. After that... we'll see!
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Please get that future faster
Just buy the course, you won't regret the more than 50 hours worth of lessons :)
Paul , logre comprender todo la lección y finalmente creo que logre hacer me intender en español
Thank you!
Muy bien!
Another superb video. Thanks very much!
Thank u paul i learned many with.
Lo aprecio Paul. Estas lo mejor
I learned something new today! thank you :)
I wish Paul had a lifetime price like Rosetta Stone. He teaches it better but where will I be after the year is over?
gracias Paul
Is this used in Spain or only south america
Loving these. Great supplement to full course.
Gracias.
I am Arab and try to learn English and Spanish at the same time ..Does (managed to )mean the ability to do something?? Coz there are a lot of meanings when I translated it into Arabic
I'm struggling to learn one language, let alone two!
Yes, "I managed to" means "I was able to" in English, but often in the context of it not looking like it was going to happen. Perhaps I was really busy, or had lots of other things to do, but I still managed to do it; I squeezed it in. You're almost boasting about it, in a really discrete way. I hope that makes sense.
Manage to do something تعني استطعت أن ، managed to learn Spanish, استطعت ان اتعلَّم الاسبانية
بينما manage لوحدها تعني يدير manage the business يدير العمل
Jesus bless you brother. I learn spanish too from ex muslim
Your written English is even better than that of many native English speakers. 😊✌️
Gracias por leccion.
I love this verb!
what about word structures and rearrangement
In this lesson why is it verlo rather than verel ?
if you mean why is it verlo versus verle, then I believe it is because you use le when you are saying to him/to her such as decirle, to tell to him/her. But when you are saying "to see him/her" it is just verlo or verla. In english we don't usually saying to tell to him or to call to him but in spanish many verbs seem to have this type of structure and you just have to remember which ones do and which ones don't. Please if I am wrong on this someone let us know!
I have one question please :)
Why is 'to see her=verla' whilst 'to call her=llamarle'
When you say or give something to her or him you have to use 'le'
Why is see her verla but call her is llamarle?
ver means to see and llamar means to call.
If you haven't learned it yet:
Some verbs use the le pronoun instead of lo and la. Basically verbs that use le are verbs that are an action TO someone. So you call to a person but you're not seeing to a person. You just see them.
Dar and decir are a couple others that use the le pronoun. So you give to him or her. You tell to him or her.
There's definitely a better explanation for this but I hope that helps for now.
@@zakkmarks6040 Obviously, that wasn’t my question.
@@SimoraCheeks1 my friend this was very helpful and my brain just got it love you
@@SimoraCheeks1 gracias tio, has explicado muy bueno. me queda muy claro ahora.