I remember them by thinking that ese and esa are farther away, so they are smaller. Este and esta are closer and therefore larger, sort of similar to way you described.
I envision T (esta) as being close to the tower (t is a tall structure that you have to look up-to) but there are no T or tall tower to have to look up to see the top (ese (from a distance, the tall tower looks shorter, (no tall T that you have to bend your neck to see the top)
I haven't done it, but for example, to me it's difficult to understand her because she seems to speak spanish more than english and since I'm only learning spanish, I don't understand her. And there are no subs either.
@@adri_144 that’s what I was going to say lol I got about half of what she was saying in Spanish and while it made me worry I was missing the lesson I do agree it’s good to also practice listening skills. Like I know tons of Spanish but then when it’s put together in sentences and spoken at normal speed I miss sooooo much so I like that she does it just maybe a bit too much
@@RyanGarrettMusic, she speaks too much Spanish?!? what do you want to learn then?! the more Spanish she speaks the more we learn from her. a bunch of English rambling is preschool level. actually it's not even preschool because preschoolers would learn faster by just jumping in with immersion. Seriously you'd learn more by watching her read children's books to you than her not using Spanish. Real Spanish is learned from *practicing* it. People who think people speak too much of the target language just don't know how to learn a language. if you want to learn any language, the BEST thing you can do is find videos where people actually speak the language. Trying to learn Spanish without a teacher speaking it is like trying to learn to drive without actually getting in the car. Seriously, too much Spanish? That's ludicrous. She doesn't speak NEAR enuf Spanish in these classes. But i still like her teachings. Her biggest mistake is not speaking enuf Spanish.
I literally never leave comments on youtube, but Ana is an amazingly effective Spanish teacher. She actually incorporates a ton of mnemonic strategies in her teaching which is SO helpful. She uses diagrams and scenarios to help you organize and understand grammatical concepts, AND she's fun to watch and learn from. Thank you, Ana!
Ana muchichisimas gracias!!!! Here is a little tip that I find very helpful, that you might want to share with students. For English speakers it is very difficult to remember when to use the Spanish equivalent for 'this' and 'that', 'these' and 'those'!!!! When we are referring to something close we say 'this' which is 'este' or 'esta', and when we refer to something further away from us we use 'that' which is ;ese' or 'esa'. OK here is the (tip, trick, or aid) notice in real life when things are close to you they appear larger than when they are further from you. The same is true for these Spanish words, notice that the words 'este' and 'esta' are longer (larger) for objects close to you than the words 'ese' and 'esa' which are for objects further away. The same helpful guide applies for the plurals 'estos' and 'esos', and 'estas' and 'esas'.
I have taken many courses in Spanish. I like your style of teaching Spanish especially with the board in the back. That's the reason I prescribed to your channel. Usted son excellente maestra.
She's so intense! I had no idea what she's saying when she goes into her little rants in Spanish, but I love her energy. Enjoyed this lesson very much. Muchas gracias para clase!
Talk about a laughing class. I moved to Mexico a week ago and these classes are the most helpful I've found. They are such a mix of educational and joyful. I find myself smiling the whole time, and as a visual learner, they are incredible. Thank you so much.
I'm a Spanish speaker and to be honest she is so good , funny and very carismatic person to teach my language. Muchas gracias por tus videos , son muy entretenidos.
Tienes un flow muy hermoso. Ya disfruto de tus clases. Muchas gracias por tu ayuda para enseñar a los del mundo. Saluditos desde mi país. Me encantaría aprender más. Absolutamente sin lugar a dudas eres increíble.🙏🙏🙏🙏
I am a Native Spanish speaker and I think Spanish will be easy for a native English speaker to learn. It is mostly a replace the word in English with the one in Spanish. I said "mostly". I'd say memorize the most used Spanish words first and you'll have won "most" of the battle.
You are beautiful and your lessons are just as beautiful. Your love and dedication can be seen by the energy that you put into teaching. Wow, if teachers had half of what you’re bringing to the table, school might have been fun. Thank you for making such an hair pulling, nail biting, and hair pulling subject exciting and fun. I know what I’ll be doing the rest of the night and every weekend from now on; Studying with
Goodness me, I just love you girl, start learning Spanish and You are just amazing,❤ can't believe you made this video 7 years ago, Thanks to RUclips😅 you are my favorite teacher Ana, lots of love from the Nederlands❤
You are beautiful and your lessons are just as beautiful. Your love and dedication can be seen by the energy that you put into teaching. Wow, if teachers had half of what you’re bringing to the table, school might have been fun. Thank you for making such an hair pulling, nail biting, and hair pulling subject exciting and fun. I know what I’ll be doing the rest of the night and every weekend from now on; Studying with Ana.
@@josefelixtupuezleon5332 when you say "can you" that makes it a question, even without a ? at the end. So you should have said "you can also say" instead of "can you say too". If you want to use "too" you'd have to put it at the end, so "you can say 'gracias por el video' too". I hope that helps.
Wait till y’all start learning about: Singular aquel, aquél, aquello, aquella, aquélla. Plural aquellos, aquéllos, aquellas, aquéllas. Guess what? They all mean “that/those over there” The ones with é signify are just spelling variations. Good luck.
You are a very good teacher. Tu eres una muy buena maestra. (I did that without google translate and this is the first video I have watched so don't think how bad my spanish is, is a reflection on you!) I started a job in January with people from El Salvador and Guatemala and Mexico and Honduras who only speak Spanish. I eat the best food I have ever had - homemade - daily!
maravillosa 🧡gracias! ONE question: what about "eso" and "esto" which you wrote on the far left of the board? i don't think you mentioned those...? I looked this up: eso and esto are what you use when gender isn't appropriate, for example, what you might say to your kids when they are arguing: "That is enough!" = "Eso es suficiente!"
In spanish we do not say «that's enough» to the children when they are arguing, no decimos «eso es suficiente». Lo que nosotros decimos es: ¡Ya! ¡Cállense! ¡A callar! ¡Silencio! ¡Se callan! That's what we used to say. Eso es lo que solemos decir.
I love your lessons! Could you please do one on when to use "se"? I see it in sentences all the time and have no idea what it stands for. Ive tried looking it up and no one explains it well.
Briefly, "se" is used like "one" in English. Se puede comer aqui? Can "one" eat here? Se puede hablar Ingles aqui? Does someone/anyone speak English here? Of course there are other ways to use it and it's usually when the person or thing is non specific.
"Se" without an accent is part of a reflexive verb. So it will used often. Just by itself it means little, but with its parent reflexive verb it refers back to the object of that verb. For example "él se cayó". He fell down. So, caerse is the verb.
¿Hola Ana, Cómo está usted? Me llamo Theresia, Soy tanzana del parte Oriental de África. I have been watching your videos since last year, I enjoy and learn a lot from them! mostly I love your attitude and persona, it's very comforting,addictive and infectious ☺! puede hacer los vídeos sobre : pretérito, imperfecto y subjuntivo por favor? porque, parecen tan difíciles 😟 no puedo entenderlos porque son muy confundiendo . Muchas gracias por todos sus vídeos, y quiero aprender más español. Dios te bendiga, muchos besos 😍
Un consejo, you don't say: "son muy confundiendo", confundiendo its the verb with -ing, the correct way is: "son muy confusos". Also, you say: "y quiero aprender más español" (and I want to learn more spanish, not and I wanted to learn more spanish). Greetings from Colombia :)
Hector Caicedo hello, thanks for the advice, Actually that was a typo, I meant "quiero" I ended up using the past, oops! I'm still learning though...thanks for the insight:)
Yeah, that seems like a major oversight. Students not knowing how to use the Spanish neuter gender (or not even knowing there is a neuter) is a major roadblock to learning.
"Esto" is usually like talking about something close to you and "eso" is mainly from far away, like, "Mira esto quí" "Look over here" and, "Mira eso", "Look at that" that's how I read them as
Esto and eso are used as demonstratives when you do not know the name of an object, so you have no idea what the gender of that object is. For example, if I have a rose in my hand, and you do not know the name of the flower, you can ask '¿Qué es esto?', is like saying 'What is this/it?' So in this sense it is sort of 'neuter' gender, although that gender does not exist in Spanish. Of course, after I have told you the name of the flower, you should say 'Ésta es una rosa.' Similar is the usage of 'eso'. Also, you can say something like 'Qué es esto!' when you are scolding someone, like in English you say 'What is this!' if someone has created a mess. And someone was talking about permanent/temporary things - that is not correct. Hope this be helpful.
*What's the difference* between etso and [este/esta]? Also What's the difference between eso and [ese/esa]? In other words, what's the purpose of esto if [este/esta] mean the same thing? The same question for eso with [ese/esa].
Eso and esto are neutral. For ex. Have u read THIS? Take THIS, it's for you. I have no idea what THIS means. What does THIS mean? THIS is what he says.
Osama, como dicen los comentarios anteriores, la diferencia es tanto de género como de distancia. Este y esta, es para especificar un objeto cercano al hablante. "Este" para un objeto masculino y "esta" para un objeto de género femenino. "Esto" es para especificar un objeto cercano de genero neutro o de genero sin especificar. Por lo tanto, "ese", "esa" y "eso", es lo mismo pero para referirse a objetos más lejanos. Aun así, te dejo un artículo de wikipedia donde lo explican, por si te sirve de ayuda www.wikilengua.org/index.php/Pronombre_demostrativo
Osama Negm eu vou explicar em português criou que vais entender a diferença entre (ese / este) é que ese você usa quando o objecto ta próximo com quem você ta conversa, O nome do objecto deve ser Do género feminino geralmente iniciam ou terminou com A. Enquanto Este você usa quando o objecto ta próximo de ti mesmo, Género feminino. A diferença entre ( eso / esto) e a mesma coisa voce usa eso quando o objecto ta próximo dele, O nome do objecto deve ser do género masculino geralmente iniciam ou terminam com o. E esto quando o objecto próximo de ti, Do género masculino.
*Golbon Mol* - Exactly, It could be an option. But mainly we use it to ask a question. For example; "¿Qué es esto?" = "What's this?" "¿Qué es eso? = "What's that?" When we still don't know their gender we use "Eso" or "Esto".
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I remember it this way: _este_ is near, so you can see the _t_ but _ese_ is too far to see it :-] The explanation of the accents is fabulous!
Also the t is esta stands for temporary
I remember them by thinking that ese and esa are farther away, so they are smaller. Este and esta are closer and therefore larger, sort of similar to way you described.
I envision T (esta) as being close to the tower (t is a tall structure that you have to look up-to) but there are no T or tall tower to have to look up to see the top (ese (from a distance, the tall tower looks shorter, (no tall T that you have to bend your neck to see the top)
@@juanmccoy3066 åååå00
Helped me alot thanks 🙏🏼
Best Spanish teacher on the Internet
I liked it that you spoke more spanish in the lesson. Good to make the brain work and get used to hearing words in normal use.
agreed, me gusta Ana mucho but too much English in most of her lessons
Gary Docken for real
Steve Haigh why Is it “me gusta” And not “yo gusta”? I am learning Spanish 😊
because in spanish its the thing pleasing you, not you liking the thing
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Thaaaank you so much! However, can I say “yo me gusta”?
Omg! Why would a person thumbs down any of this woman's videos? She's really good at what she does! And her energy is the best!
I haven't done it, but for example, to me it's difficult to understand her because she seems to speak spanish more than english and since I'm only learning spanish, I don't understand her. And there are no subs either.
@@adri_144 that’s what I was going to say lol I got about half of what she was saying in Spanish and while it made me worry I was missing the lesson I do agree it’s good to also practice listening skills. Like I know tons of Spanish but then when it’s put together in sentences and spoken at normal speed I miss sooooo much so I like that she does it just maybe a bit too much
I always assume it's an accident. I hit things on my screen by accident all the time. :/
You would never know because RUclips fears hurting anyone’s feelings. Hay ben dito
@@RyanGarrettMusic, she speaks too much Spanish?!? what do you want to learn then?! the more Spanish she speaks the more we learn from her. a bunch of English rambling is preschool level. actually it's not even preschool because preschoolers would learn faster by just jumping in with immersion. Seriously you'd learn more by watching her read children's books to you than her not using Spanish. Real Spanish is learned from *practicing* it. People who think people speak too much of the target language just don't know how to learn a language. if you want to learn any language, the BEST thing you can do is find videos where people actually speak the language. Trying to learn Spanish without a teacher speaking it is like trying to learn to drive without actually getting in the car. Seriously, too much Spanish? That's ludicrous. She doesn't speak NEAR enuf Spanish in these classes. But i still like her teachings. Her biggest mistake is not speaking enuf Spanish.
When she speaks I just smile! Wonder lady to listen to. Preach my dear, you know you stuff!
Me too. She's adorable and fun to learn from.
I literally never leave comments on youtube, but Ana is an amazingly effective Spanish teacher. She actually incorporates a ton of mnemonic strategies in her teaching which is SO helpful. She uses diagrams and scenarios to help you organize and understand grammatical concepts, AND she's fun to watch and learn from. Thank you, Ana!
Right and you got many thumbs up for being so accurate with your message. Right on, as an old gringo like me would say...
me too
I am so glad I found this channel and she is amazing!
Perfect description. And, she's adorable!
ME TOO
"What did you learn today?"
"Oh, this and that"
Jajajajajajajajajajajajajajajajajaja.
dios te bendiga ,tu trabajo es brillante!!
Lol
@@ButterflySpanish Ja is the god of Mary Jane. Ha is laughing.
Poco este, poco ese.
Ana muchichisimas gracias!!!! Here is a little tip that I find very helpful, that you might want to share with students. For English speakers it is very difficult to remember when to use the Spanish equivalent for 'this' and 'that', 'these' and 'those'!!!! When we are referring to something close we say 'this' which is 'este' or 'esta', and when we refer to something further away from us we use 'that' which is ;ese' or 'esa'. OK here is the (tip, trick, or aid) notice in real life when things are close to you they appear larger than when they are further from you. The same is true for these Spanish words, notice that the words 'este' and 'esta' are longer (larger) for objects close to you than the words 'ese' and 'esa' which are for objects further away. The same helpful guide applies for the plurals 'estos' and 'esos', and 'estas' and 'esas'.
Lynn Wilbur Yes! I'm an English speaker and I just realized this and was going to post the same tip! 😊👍
That's a great way to look at it!
@@AshaMae hola
Really useful tip there from Lynn Wilbur about near objects and far ones
thanks
She is the best Spanish teacher in the World!! Its so awesome to know whats she is talking about when she is teaching you while speaking in spanish.
It's crazy how she manages to slip between spanish and english so fluidly. Thanks for the lesson.
You use the right amount of English and Spanish and you speak clearly , thank you so much !
I have taken many courses in Spanish. I like your style of teaching Spanish especially with the board in the back. That's the reason I prescribed to your channel. Usted son excellente maestra.
Real talk..one of the most understanding best lessons
She's so intense! I had no idea what she's saying when she goes into her little rants in Spanish, but I love her energy. Enjoyed this lesson very much. Muchas gracias para clase!
This lady is one of best Spanish teachers I have come across. Muy bien Senorita 👍
Um, this is my favorite Spanish teacher ever!
Posted 5 years ago
And still a great lesson. This lady is so busy and so helpful
Mi mejor profesora de español. Te quiero muchísimo. Muchísimas gracias.
"The T is with me" is how I like to remember which one to use :) love the charisma in your lesson!
All your videos are so fun to watch
Lauren Elise leaning Spanish from her is so much fun. I wish my classes were this fun.
Hola si deseas hablar español escríbeme
Humberto Giovani Tuesta Ardiles okey, entonces ¿como se dice oof en español?
Se dice "de"
Muchas gracias
Muchas gracias por tu donación :)
Talk about a laughing class. I moved to Mexico a week ago and these classes are the most helpful I've found. They are such a mix of educational and joyful. I find myself smiling the whole time, and as a visual learner, they are incredible. Thank you so much.
Love the tip: when things are close they appear larger, so use the longer words, estas and estos.
You are so much fun to learn with. Don't stop teaching. Enjoyable to learn Spanish.
¡Gracias!
You provide an energy that makes your lessons interesting and fun to learn.
I'm a Spanish speaker and to be honest she is so good , funny and very carismatic person to teach my language.
Muchas gracias por tus videos , son muy entretenidos.
the hard part of teaching, for me, is always coming up with examples that the student can relate to. You are AWESOME at that. Thank you Ana
Wonderful teacher. She is so pleasant and enthusiastic. A joy to learn with.
I enjoy watching and learning from your explicit spanish videos. You are charismatic and very good at explaining how to use the language in context.
Muchas gracias por la clase de hoy maestra Ana, nos vemos mañana ❤
Tienes un flow muy hermoso. Ya disfruto de tus clases. Muchas gracias por tu ayuda para enseñar a los del mundo. Saluditos desde mi país. Me encantaría aprender más. Absolutamente sin lugar a dudas eres increíble.🙏🙏🙏🙏
Been watching this butterfly for years, Love this woman and her style of teaching!
Gracias! Es muy fácil comprender. Eres un excelente profesora!
I like your smile very much and on this way I had learned Spanish from you.. mucho Gracia's
I am a Native Spanish speaker and I think Spanish will be easy for a native English speaker to learn. It is mostly a replace the word in English with the one in Spanish. I said "mostly". I'd say memorize the most used Spanish words first and you'll have won "most" of the battle.
Wow! Thank you! For the last 14 years, this has been a complete mystery to me. But today, I finally understand what this is all about. Thank you!
Gracias!
Muchas gracias de corazón por tu generosidad :)
You are beautiful and your lessons are just as beautiful. Your love and dedication can be seen by the energy that you put into teaching. Wow, if teachers had half of what you’re bringing to the table, school might have been fun. Thank you for making such an hair pulling, nail biting, and hair pulling subject exciting and fun. I know what I’ll be doing the rest of the night and every weekend from now on; Studying with
Me encanta tu manera de enseñar, Ana. Eres buena onda 🎉
Muchas Gracias! Estoy aprendiendo español y estaba teniendo problemas en esta área. Eres un gran maestra.
Спасибо!
Gracias for this great lesson.. have been learning alot from you, you are the only tutor I understand your explanations. Thanks once again.
Goodness me, I just love you girl, start learning Spanish and You are just amazing,❤ can't believe you made this video 7 years ago, Thanks to RUclips😅 you are my favorite teacher Ana, lots of love from the Nederlands❤
Who else is here after going mad in Duolingo?
Maybe she should take over duolingo
I like Duolingo but I’m guessing a lot.
Me!!
Yo tambien😊
Same! It’s frustrating!
but I guess it’s good cuz it showed us that we need to look something specific up.
Adorable! I definitely watch these to help with mi estudiar en espanol.
You are beautiful and your lessons are just as beautiful. Your love and dedication can be seen by the energy that you put into teaching. Wow, if teachers had half of what you’re bringing to the table, school might have been fun. Thank you for making such an hair pulling, nail biting, and hair pulling subject exciting and fun. I know what I’ll be doing the rest of the night and every weekend from now on; Studying with Ana.
Este video está muy fantástico!!
Love from a new subscriber!😙😊😊
Your videos are soooooo much fun! More fun than my Spanish class 🤣
"lo hago por ti"! I love her so much ❤😍
hola como estas
Thanks!
Muchas gracias :))
"Remember that Saturday when you got drunk? No, of course you don't." LOL
Muchas gracias Ana. Esta lección fue muy muy buena!
You are the best person who teaches the Spanish perfectly
I really m proud of you. You teach us so well to learn Spanish
Disfruté de esta lección y de estas lecciónes del pasado.
Gracias por esto video, Ana. Fue una gran lección.
"Este". ✌
Gracias por este video* Can you say too : Gracias por el video. Buena suerte. I can learn English too
@@josefelixtupuezleon5332 when you say "can you" that makes it a question, even without a ? at the end. So you should have said "you can also say" instead of "can you say too". If you want to use "too" you'd have to put it at the end, so "you can say 'gracias por el video' too". I hope that helps.
Muchas Gracias, Ana... Me gusta tu clase muy mucho...
“He or she knows what the hell you’re talking about.” LOL love it! Ella es la mejor!
I really love esta maestra, muy bonita, simpatica y interesante
You are just adorable! You brighten my day with your smile and your spirit. =)
This woman is an excellent teacher!
What I've learned from studying is that using playback speed .75 might help slow things down.
I like your hair in this one. Me gusta su cabello en este.
First video I watched and I love her so much already!
Wait till y’all start learning about:
Singular
aquel, aquél, aquello, aquella, aquélla.
Plural
aquellos, aquéllos, aquellas, aquéllas.
Guess what? They all mean “that/those over there” The ones with é signify are just spelling variations. Good luck.
Król Mojego Światamfaoxjdhdk😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣☺️
They are without tilde and the plural ones mean those
Jav2105 yes I know. That in plural is always those. None of them use the tilde (~)
God i fucking hate this language but im hispanic so i have to learn it
😮
She is the best spanish teacher I have ever had
Thanks love your channel
Muchas gracias a ti por ver mis videos :)
She Has A great Personality!!! I can listen and look at her all day! 😘🥰😍
Esta parte es dificil de enseñar a un extranjero porque en inglés no se usan géneros. saludos Ana muy bien todo
Una buena cosa de ingles.
What about esto and eso?
@@DavidMFChapman you use it when you're talking about something vague, or don't know what it is. Like- Que es eso?
You are a very good teacher. Tu eres una muy buena maestra. (I did that without google translate and this is the first video I have watched so don't think how bad my spanish is, is a reflection on you!) I started a job in January with people from El Salvador and Guatemala and Mexico and Honduras who only speak Spanish. I eat the best food I have ever had - homemade - daily!
when I was learning Spanish we used to say "this and these both have T's "
I love the way you teach. Thank you for helping me understand much better
¡Amo el español y tu pasión por enseñarlo!
عاشق زبون اسپانیایی ام و اشتیاق شما برای درس دادن!
Hope I can really learn ha!
Me gustan estos vídeos por que tu enseñas muy bien! Gracias para la lección.
Yo: hablo español fluidamente
El vídeo: **exists**
Yo: mmmm interesante
Me pasa igual..pero en English.
Muchisimas gracias por todas las lecciones. ¡Eres profesora muy buena¡
maravillosa 🧡gracias! ONE question: what about "eso" and "esto" which you wrote on the far left of the board? i don't think you mentioned those...?
I looked this up: eso and esto are what you use when gender isn't appropriate, for example, what you might say to your kids when they are arguing: "That is enough!" = "Eso es suficiente!"
In spanish we do not say «that's enough» to the children when they are arguing, no decimos «eso es suficiente».
Lo que nosotros decimos es:
¡Ya!
¡Cállense!
¡A callar!
¡Silencio!
¡Se callan!
That's what we used to say.
Eso es lo que solemos decir.
@@enriquegranados5179 you don't say "justo!"? in spanish?
@@rudrigodiaz1099 To reduce children to silence, no.
«Justo» is a word that we use in other cases.
@@enriquegranados5179 también se puede decir "¡suficiente!, o "¡basta!" , tal vez lo más frecuente es mandar a callar
Eso is the masculine word for that. That cat is on the street. Ese gato está en la calle.
I love your lessons! Could you please do one on when to use "se"? I see it in sentences all the time and have no idea what it stands for. Ive tried looking it up and no one explains it well.
It mean I know. No se is I don’t know
😂 not "sé", there's a difference between sé and se. I'm talking about the one without an accent.
Ariana S. se with out the accents means was
Briefly, "se" is used like "one" in English. Se puede comer aqui? Can "one" eat here? Se puede hablar Ingles aqui? Does someone/anyone speak English here? Of course there are other ways to use it and it's usually when the person or thing is non specific.
"Se" without an accent is part of a reflexive verb. So it will used often. Just by itself it means little, but with its parent reflexive verb it refers back to the object of that verb. For example "él se cayó". He fell down. So, caerse is the verb.
I'm new learner and I loved your Way of teaching ♥️
Té quiero tú mí hermana ♥️
For some reason, I like learning this from you rather than mí profesor en la Univesidad.... ¡Estás muy bonita!
¡Muy bien...Lo escribes bien!
Butterfly can you make a video how to use "get" in spanish
¿Hola Ana, Cómo está usted? Me llamo Theresia, Soy tanzana del parte Oriental de África. I have been watching your videos since last year, I enjoy and learn a lot from them! mostly I love your attitude and persona, it's very comforting,addictive and infectious ☺! puede hacer los vídeos sobre : pretérito, imperfecto y subjuntivo por favor? porque, parecen tan difíciles 😟 no puedo entenderlos porque son muy confundiendo . Muchas gracias por todos sus vídeos, y quiero aprender más español. Dios te bendiga, muchos besos 😍
Un consejo, you don't say: "son muy confundiendo", confundiendo its the verb with -ing, the correct way is: "son muy confusos". Also, you say: "y quiero aprender más español" (and I want to learn more spanish, not and I wanted to learn more spanish). Greetings from Colombia :)
Hector Caicedo hello, thanks for the advice, Actually that was a typo, I meant "quiero" I ended up using the past, oops! I'm still learning though...thanks for the insight:)
kagu Nyoni Asante, tupo wengi wa kutosha! Il
kagu Nyoni Estoy en Dsm.
kagu Nyoni Un consejo, nadhani ulimaanisha "nací " badala ya "nació ". ¿cuantos años tienes?
Ana you are the best Spanish teacher ever! ❤
"He or she knows what the hell you're talking about...." LOLOL
LOL I thought she said the same thing at first, but I think what she actually said was house...
Lol. I watched that part 3 times trying to figure out if she said, "Hell," or, "House." I am going with "Hell." It's funnier.
Spanish is such a rrrrrromantic language❤️
I love this! She makes me laugh and is ALOT more interesting to listen to and learn from!
Did you go over "esto" and "eso?" I think you forgot. Unless I missed it.
Yeah, that seems like a major oversight. Students not knowing how to use the Spanish neuter gender (or not even knowing there is a neuter) is a major roadblock to learning.
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Wasn't just me, went back to look, assuming I missed it.
I was waiting for that too
"Esto" is usually like talking about something close to you and "eso" is mainly from far away, like, "Mira esto quí" "Look over here" and, "Mira eso", "Look at that" that's how I read them as
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But what about “esto”??
It’s why I came here. Lol
I gather it’s used when referring to something in neutral gender?
From what I've learned, I guess "esto" and "eso" are just pronouns, there's no need to add a noun after them like "este" or "ese"
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Man I watched the whole video too and still waiting.
That's what I was watching this for. But she didn't mention it even though it was written on the board behind her.
Esto and eso are used as demonstratives when you do not know the name of an object, so you have no idea what the gender of that object is. For example, if I have a rose in my hand, and you do not know the name of the flower, you can ask '¿Qué es esto?', is like saying 'What is this/it?' So in this sense it is sort of 'neuter' gender, although that gender does not exist in Spanish. Of course, after I have told you the name of the flower, you should say 'Ésta es una rosa.' Similar is the usage of 'eso'.
Also, you can say something like 'Qué es esto!' when you are scolding someone, like in English you say 'What is this!' if someone has created a mess. And someone was talking about permanent/temporary things - that is not correct.
Hope this be helpful.
Wonderful. I'm learning Spanish for 4.5 years and I still learned something new.
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*What's the difference* between etso and [este/esta]?
Also
What's the difference between eso and [ese/esa]?
In other words, what's the purpose of esto if [este/esta] mean the same thing? The same question for eso with [ese/esa].
This house - Esta casa
This hotel- Este hotel
This (no noun only pronoun) is fine - Esto es bonito.
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Por favor , ¿cuál es la deferencia entre ( ese / este ) y ( eso / esto ) ?..
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Osama Negm creo que la diferencia es en distancia... asi parece , aver que dice nuestra profesora
Así es la distancia
Eso and esto are neutral. For ex. Have u read THIS? Take THIS, it's for you. I have no idea what THIS means. What does THIS mean? THIS is what he says.
Osama, como dicen los comentarios anteriores, la diferencia es tanto de género como de distancia.
Este y esta, es para especificar un objeto cercano al hablante. "Este" para un objeto masculino y "esta" para un objeto de género femenino. "Esto" es para especificar un objeto cercano de genero neutro o de genero sin especificar. Por lo tanto, "ese", "esa" y "eso", es lo mismo pero para referirse a objetos más lejanos.
Aun así, te dejo un artículo de wikipedia donde lo explican, por si te sirve de ayuda
www.wikilengua.org/index.php/Pronombre_demostrativo
Osama Negm eu vou explicar em português criou que vais entender a diferença entre (ese / este) é que ese você usa quando o objecto ta próximo com quem você ta conversa,
O nome do objecto deve ser Do género feminino geralmente iniciam ou terminou com A.
Enquanto
Este você usa quando o objecto ta próximo de ti mesmo,
Género feminino.
A diferença entre ( eso / esto) e a mesma coisa voce usa eso quando o objecto ta próximo dele,
O nome do objecto deve ser do género masculino geralmente iniciam ou terminam com o.
E esto quando o objecto
próximo de ti,
Do género masculino.
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But what about eso and esto? You forgot to tell us about them.
Eso = That (Far)
Esto = This (Near)
So is Eso and Esto genderless version of esta/este and ese/esa?
*Golbon Mol* - Exactly, It could be an option. But mainly we use it to ask a question. For example;
"¿Qué es esto?" = "What's this?"
"¿Qué es eso? = "What's that?"
When we still don't know their gender we use "Eso" or "Esto".
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Why didn't you explain 'esto', 'aquel' and 'aquella' too?
Esto = This.
Aquel (masculine) = That. (Aquel hombre) = (That man)
Aquella (feminine) = That. (Aquella mujer) = (That woman)
*Malorie Sims* - "Eso" means "That". For example; Eso es divertido = That's funny.
Luis Ángel But how do you determine when to use aquel, aquellos, aquella, and aquellas instead of ese, esos, esa, and esas?
Luis Ángel thank you for explaining that to us!
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