I'm a native Spanish speaker who watch these videos to learn English because he speaks so clearly. En cuanto al español, sus clases son muy buenas. Wish there were a channel like this to learn English.
Gosh this is such a great lesson! Thank you! There are many instances where I'm just so confused why lo is there because I only know two of its uses. This solves the mystery. Haha
Thanks Paul, much appreciated. BTW, after each of your excellent videos you sign off with a reminder to hit the 'like' and many times I reach for my remote to do so, but before I can navigate to the button, the video has disappeared from my tv screen ! So maybe leave a few extra seconds at the end/ remind us mid-video? Just a suggestion ! Thanks again!
This video is very timely. Last week I was texting with a friend in Spanish and was very confusing about "lo" when it came up in a sentence. haha Thanks for this helplful video!
Can u pls make another explain the r sound I am very confused when to roll it or not because sometimes it’s silent and other times it’s slightly rolled when it’s suppposed to be a d sound. Thank you for making this Chanel it’s very useful🥰
Use “cuanto” when you want to know the quantity or amount of something directly where a specific measure or number is anticipated. Use “lo” with an adjective in a more abstract sense to express the degree or extent of a characteristic. Example: “¿Cuanto cuesto?” Is asking the price. “Lo caro que es” isn’t asking for the price but is more commenting on the high cost or quality of the item.
¿Cuándo conociste a mi jefa? La conocí ayer. Menos mal que el español de América viene de los extremeños, andaluces y canarios. Hablamos mejor que los de Valladolid. A mis compatriotas leístas se lo explico con el nombre de mujer Lola. Si es masculino, lo. Si es femenino, la.
Would “no importa que tan inteligente que seas” also work or it has to be “lo”? I feel like 90% of Spanish is figuring out all the uses and mixing of de, lo, se, que, por 😂
se = le/les, because "le lo di" sounds weird lol. So think of it as "Le lo di a Juan". If you are curious why there is a le obj pronoun when you specify a person, "Juan", check Qroo Pauls video on "The Redundant LE in Spanish"
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Thank you!
Agreed!
I'm a native Spanish speaker who watch these videos to learn English because he speaks so clearly. En cuanto al español, sus clases son muy buenas. Wish there were a channel like this to learn English.
Thank you so much.
Lo que necesito es más videos mi amigo!
No nosortros todo.
de acuerdo!
Que bueno es este video, how good this video is!! gracias!! From Colombia!
what a great lession. Muchisimo gracias
Excellent teacher. Muchas gracias.
Gosh this is such a great lesson! Thank you! There are many instances where I'm just so confused why lo is there because I only know two of its uses. This solves the mystery. Haha
I'm glad you found it helpful!
The man is back with a banger!
Thanks for watching!
Como siempre tus Videos "son los" mejores! Tú eres lo máximo Pablo , muchísimas gracias por el video!
Gracias. Me alegra que te gustara. :)
Aprecié tu video especialmente lo de No importa lo + adj + subjuntivo y las expresiones con LO. Gracias!
Thanks Paul, much appreciated. BTW, after each of your excellent videos you sign off with a reminder to hit the 'like' and many times I reach for my remote to do so, but before I can navigate to the button, the video has disappeared from my tv screen ! So maybe leave a few extra seconds at the end/ remind us mid-video? Just a suggestion ! Thanks again!
Good suggestion. :)
I seriously just hit it at the beginning of every video, but then again I'm sort of a nerd, so...lol.
De acuerdo
Another great lesson. Great instructional videos. Thanks!
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This video is very timely. Last week I was texting with a friend in Spanish and was very confusing about "lo" when it came up in a sentence. haha Thanks for this helplful video!
Thank you for this video.
Muy útil! Gracias🐞
Thanks for the question….I had the same question!
my bro is so good maaaaan!
this was awesome ! THnk you !!
keep it up Qroo, good stuff
HUGE! Thank you!
One i use a lot is "lo más rápido posible " i love it
Thank you so much this is so important and good lesson ❤❤❤
Sigue adelante 🤗🤗🤗
Thank you so much
Thank you for the great lessons. Do you think you could make a video on the various ways to use 'mismo'? Thanks again!
really nice short video
Thank you
❤great lesson
Thank you! 😃
This concept is not mastered in one video, but this is a great start.
Can u pls make another explain the r sound I am very confused when to roll it or not because sometimes it’s silent and other times it’s slightly rolled when it’s suppposed to be a d sound. Thank you for making this Chanel it’s very useful🥰
This early is crazy
(Thanks for this helpful video!)
Thanks. I'm just starting to learn useful sentences, and mastering the pronouns (lo, la, le, se). I'm still working out when to use bueno vs bien.
Great!
Paul, I 've learnt so much from your Spanish videos, how do I go about buying you coffee or sending you a little gift as a token of my appreciation?
Hola, excelente video como siempre! Sin embargo, tengo una pregunta. ¿Cuándo se usa "cuanto" si "lo" también puede significar "how much"?
Use “cuanto” when you want to know the quantity or amount of something directly where a specific measure or number is anticipated. Use “lo” with an adjective in a more abstract sense to express the degree or extent of a characteristic. Example: “¿Cuanto cuesto?” Is asking the price. “Lo caro que es” isn’t asking for the price but is more commenting on the high cost or quality of the item.
Is there a way to find the order of your videos from when you first started until now?
The sentence lo curioso es que juan "quiera" dejar su trabajo .. it becomes subjuncitve
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For "Lo bueno de escuchar música es que puede mejorar tu estado de ánimo instantáneamente," why isn't escuchar conjugated?
You wont conjugate any verbs that follow a preposition (here it is DE). They will be in the infinitive.
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Qué está pasando maestrooooo
Category #6. lo suficientemente ?
That would have been a good one.
Cuando conociste a mi jefe? lo conocí ayer. Porque no es "Le" conocí ayer.
Le conocí would only be in select parts of Spain.
@@QrooSpanish I was up to write the same. I'm a non-leísta Spaniard and that "le" still bothers me.
¿Cuándo conociste a mi jefa? La conocí ayer. Menos mal que el español de América viene de los extremeños, andaluces y canarios. Hablamos mejor que los de Valladolid. A mis compatriotas leístas se lo explico con el nombre de mujer Lola. Si es masculino, lo. Si es femenino, la.
That's exactly how I remember it too. "I saw Lola (direct object) on the tele (indirect object)"
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Would “no importa que tan inteligente que seas” also work or it has to be “lo”?
I feel like 90% of Spanish is figuring out all the uses and mixing of de, lo, se, que, por 😂
I think it's ”No importa lo inteligente que seas" @paros320
The construction is this:
No importa lo+[adjetivo]+que+[subjuntivo]
No importa que tan inteligente seas. It will be ok 👌 👌
I'm getting angry with Spanish. Why is it se lo di a Juan? Why the se?!!!!
se = le/les, because "le lo di" sounds weird lol. So think of it as "Le lo di a Juan". If you are curious why there is a le obj pronoun when you specify a person, "Juan", check Qroo Pauls video on "The Redundant LE in Spanish"
The rule: "Le" and "les" before lo, los, la and las become "se".
@@H3Music The "se" is Juan, it is the "to him" 🙂
@@karinaab175 But you already specify Juan in the sentence. That's why I am confused.
@@JohnnyZenith It is just a redundancy if I am not mistaking. You use It even if his name is in the sentence.
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