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On question number 4, I would say that studying was the reason, not the goal.

Is it por tres personas or para tres personas when reserving a table?

fue realmente útil, muchacimas gracias.

Thanks for the distinction of these 2 words. Talk about "food for thought." I find it profound. The connection of knowing with taste is interesting. It gave me a lightbulb moment. It must connect to the idea of the sense of taste used in english unrelated to food. For example when we say someone has good taste in music or art, one thinks they have good knowledge, discernment, or refined understanding of that topic. I never made the connection before. Word meanings and roots are fascinating 🤓 I'm seeing to be savvy comes from the same Latin root sapere and is probably connected to saber also.

Great explanation! For me "to be familiar with" works best for "conocer" and "to understand" for "saber". As you said, "conocer" is based on experience, not on knowledge and insight. For some "to understand" one also can use "to comprehend", which makes it even more distinct.

Very interesting video, Nuria! Etymology is always a fun thing. Saber vs conocer feels intuitive for the most part except in cases like s"aber/conocer un grupo o país" for example. I'll have to get used to saying saber in this context. "Saber hablar un idioma" is quite clear. However, when it comes to "saber un idioma", does that apply to all levels or would you have to say "conocer un idioma" if you really, really speak the language well and "feel" it? Because languages can have an almost sentient quality!

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This was a very insightful and helpful lesson. I love looking at the etymology of Spanish words. Thank you! I just subscribed to your channel.

Thank you, and I going to check out more of your videos

Thanks for a lesson

Amazing video thanks

What about “Estoy por el cento comercial” used as “I’m around the mall”?

Justo a tiempo. Estoy estudiar esta ahora con mi maestra. Gracias!

Me encanta esta manera de enseñar el pretérito y el imperfecto. Muchas gracias!

Spanish, like any other romanic languages, is a sister or a cousin of latin. Latin is not the mother of spanish or other languages. Is a lie to say that latin is the mother of romanic languages. Is a lie . It is a lie fueled especially by the Catholic Church, by the Papacy, since the Papacy actually replaced the Roman Empire. In the Roman Empire, Latin had not been spoken since the 1st century BC. It was only used as the language of the imperial chancellery.

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Chuleta, eres muy bonita. Thank you for the video

The rule is simple: You use the Greek sounds without the Greek letters beta, gamma, and theta. There is a beautiful letter theta (θ) ci, ce, za zu zo.

Thank You for an explanation

Very usefull. Thanks!

mi profesor de español lo (salí, corrí, pensé, ...) llama indefinido - no preterito

Amazing video thanks!!🎉

This is the best explanation of when to use the preterite versus the imperfect that I’ve come across! ¡Muchas gracias por este video!

Fantastic video! Thanks!

Este es fenomenal! Muchas gracias de Irlanda.

Clever stuff,

Hola Nuria :) Me gustaría aprender el r con tu "4-step-guide" pero el link lamentablemente no funciona. Podrías comprobarlo porfa? :)

First example at 3:09. That would example to demonstrate uses of both POR and PARA: ¿Por qué te Levant tan temprano. (POR qué --looking back at the cause/reason why you might have woken up early) ¿PARA qué te levantas tan temprano? (PARA qué --- looking ahead to the goal / purpose for waking up early) PARA qué te levantas tan temprano? Possible answer: Para irme de viaje con algunos amigos. IN ORDER TO take a trip with some friends.

Wow you explain soo

One trick I was taught para means "...in order to.." in order to do x, = para hacer algo...

it helped to clarify my confusion but I still got 2 of the exercises wrong! One day I will get it, keep up the good work!

I wasn’t planning on learning Spanish, but I saw a pretty face in the thumbnail so now I’m here.

Thank you so much! I am finally getting it. Great teacher!

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You are so helpful, thank you!

just wondering.... do you know of any exceptions - that is, common expressions in Spanish where para or por is employed in an inhabitual way ?

Incredible short!

Esta distincion entre 'cause' y 'purpose' es lo mejor manera de disambiguarlas que yo vi. Por cierto el lema del RAF es 'per ardua ad astra' asi que el latin aun es actual. (sort of) lol.

Muchas gracias! Me encanta como explicas todo, muy útil :) subscribed!

This has confirmed my suspicion about these words. Thanks for the video.

Thank you so much, 😊

The same in arabic G=غ d=ذ

So, is the gusta/gusto determined by the gender of the person it pleases? It doesnt seem to be determined by the thing doing the pleasing, despite being conjugated for it.

Thanks for the great information and practical tips!

En serio… would anybody ever say “yo gusto”? It sounds like it would mean “I like myself” but that’s “Me gusto a mi mismo” correct?

Amazing video, super helpful! Gracias