Learn Spanish: 'Be Able To' in the Present, Past & Conditional - Short Cut to Fluency in Spanish

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ProSpanish teaches you how to put language together to communicate in everyday Spanish situations. The focus is on structures which can be manipulated and used in multiple contexts, as opposed to vocabulary themes which are of limited use. Our approach has proved so effective because it avoids abstract grammar explanations and employs a variety of techniques which always lead to rapid progress. Learn Spanish with the essential building blocks.

[@50Iran]

You are the BEST teacher, muchas gracias 🙏

[@robertordish3754]

These are great exercises. Muchas gracias.

[@solascripturaPR1517]

¡Gracias maestro por esta increíble lección!
Aclaraste un área difícil de confusión que he tenido durante un tiempo.

[@alexcyrus1012]

Thank you so much.

[@DuolingoDopamine]

After a series of lessons in vocabulary or grammar, I playback my lessons in fun entertaining stories over and over in the background until they come out natural

[@learnpromandarin]

@learnspanishlearnspanish
I love your channel. You gave me the inspiration to start my own channel for learning Mandarin. If you ever have the desire to work on any projects together, let me know. Thanks 🙏

[@lisar2135]

Wow, that's awesome, yes this Spanish channel is phenomenal😊Also, great mandarin channel keep up the good work 👍🏾

[@learnpromandarin]

@@lisar2135 Thank you so much ❤😊

[@kpmedia8977]

gracias amigo !

[@Ajaycoldpressjuice]

Thanks

[@fenb2067]

19:12 should be manana not mas tarde

[@robertflint2549]

Siento que no pudieras venir a mi fiesta. Nosotros nos divertimos mucho.
('Poder' can also START a sentence that ends with the subjunctive mode in its meaning of 'may'. Eg., Puede que no llegue temprano. (I may not arrive early). 'Poderse' is similarly used to indicate possibility).

[@whitesock08]

Thank you for the additional knowledge!😊

[@robertflint2549]

@@whitesock08 De nada.

[@beryldawson3067]

I cannot find this self testing part on the website - I have purchased the course and again cannot see this in the downloads

[@thomasmckay]

Question: In addition to the pyramids, do you offer the equivalent of this as a random challenge (ruclips.net/video/axPBFxqH6qg/видео.html)? I would _really_ appreciate this style of experience, both english-to-spanish and reverse.

[@sandj6419]

19:19 should be manana not mas tarde. Just a little error

[@Izzy-6k]

So is "la” more than a feminine term?

[@greathira]

Thank you for the incredible lesson. Would be great if you read sentences in English first, so we can pause and translate it into Spanish rather than translate them into english. ....

[@LearnSpanishLearnSpanish]

Thanks. That comes later. The first bit is just to familiarise learners with the new language. Go to the bit after the Pyramid practice.

[@donbenoit2072]

Why not present the English phrase before the spanish phrase if learning spanish?

[@Gnilesington]

Why not present the answer before the maths problem