Dolor vs. Me duele: Talking About Pain and Hurt in Spanish

[@Baselang]

For more resources and examples, check out our article on Dolor vs. Me duele: Using the Spanish Noun and Verb for Pain
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[@fullbodydetox174]

Eres un excelente presentador!

[@peaceandlove5214]

Interesting,good to know that,I think I knew my problem in learning Spanish.

[@brandon_wallace]

Este canal es para novatos ¿SÍ? Es bueno. Haces videos de calidad.

[@F7LLAR-N]

I love your channel because it has English CC anh I can understand it ❤❤❤❤❤x99999999999999999999999999999

[@vrihanaditya]

I request you to please create a Spanish Grammar Playlist with the lessons neatly ordered by Lesson number, it's just easier to track progress and ensure that we haven't missed anything. Thank You

[@Baselang]

Great suggestion! We'll work on this :)

[@diskfunkshun]

So gorgeous

[@angstvision7108]

The expression in Spanish is correct over English. Spanish separates the "I" and "me" from objective and subjective experience. The eternal "I" feels or observes the "me" and it's many changes (having hunger or thirst, feeling pain etc.). This is embodied in "ser" vs "estar" on a human level though.

[@Eiei0h]

So you can be (estuve sentado)? I thought you have to be (he sentado).

[@Baselang]

Yes! When you're talking in past perfect simple, you use "estuve" to say "I was"

[@mauricewinston2578]

She is so fine to me

[@jochebrant-lundin7863]

A little bit too much English ....

[@timchenkoms]

There is one more useless video of learning Spanish without Spanish.

[@harlemchica3770]

And yet you watch them 😂