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Neta, this is the best way to slang Spanish. Well done. You could have your own "PBS channel" fr

I need someone who does Spanish slang full time. I’m from New York & all they know is Spanish slang. Proper Spanish seems like I’m speaking chat gpt

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Thank you . This is a great video. It would help me as a student to know if the words are masculine or feminine.

Thank you for this helpful video❤

Exactly what I wanted and needed!! Following your chart, I got them all correct, except for one. In the second question concerning having a "but /pero" in the sentence, you have this situation listed on the Indefinite Past side of the chart. Your example, in question #2, uses "iba" (Imperfect) BEFORE the 'pero'. But then the same sentence uses a verb (surgió) in the Indefinite Past AFTER the 'pero'. I was confused, but I followed your chart and chose the Indefinite Past since the situation was mentioned in the IP column---and got the question wrong. What did I do wrong Profesora?

As I understand it, the imperfect is like the English "used to", where I did something routinely, (I exercised at the gym after work). The indefinite (or preterite?) has a specific cut off, (I exercised on Monday, Wednesday and Friday of last week). Did I get that right? Welcome back.

Do you think that you could make some worksheets that we can download and practice this skill with?

So perfect!! I have been struggling when and how to use the preterite v. Imperfect tenses for so long, but you finally made the difference very clear...the amount of time that has passed! Now all I have to do is practice my conjugations a little more and I think my Spanish will level up! Thank you wonderful teacher Steph! I'm sorry that I can only "like" the video once, but I can watch it many times to push up your views and my comprehension.

Helpful hint: "Whatever" only has one "t" in it. You sometimes spelled it with two. Te amo ! :)

You, and these lessons, are amazing!

I usually can't pay attention to long videos, but in this case the almost 2 hours of study time really helps to drill these common verbs into your long term memory. The hard part for us English speakers is being able to fluidly go back and forth mentally between past, present and future tenses because of the conjugations. Sometimes I even listen just before bedtime so that I can fall asleep passively listening to the lessons. Awesome stuff!!

I'm a slow learner so I'm gonna watch all these videos 2 or 3 times. Thanks Steph 👍

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Very helpful and your accent is so cute! OKAY!

love your videos!! thank you for making them :)

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Sé que la enseñanza de español en UA-cam es un mercado saturado; pero este video necesita más vistas. ¡Esta lección es oro!

its really helpful, please create more about past tense to clear my doubts.thanks

Enjoyed that thanks

Thank you

Muchas gracias. Muy útil 😊

Amazingly useful. Thank you so much for posting.❤

Awesome lesson! Good pace. Excellent topic. Please keep doing lessons about the past tense and future tense.

Excellent lesson! Thank you for taking your time, speaking slowly and explaining things clearly

Tu poco tráfico muestra cómo estúpida Gabacho como yo estan. He visto muchos vendedores de español en el internet. Solo tu tienes el español que usamos en Norte América. Que tragédia Mon Deus. Voy a decir a todo mundo a consultarte primero y último. Chāo Amore ❤ Gracias

You have a grand total of 5 comments as I write. The slang you are using is 90 percent of common parlance in the streets. Of course one can say I am unwashed, un ladrón, y un Mandingo but on the way from the air port to the hotel and back while you are in Cancún or stepping back on the 200000 Islands in 3 days cruse ship you are going to hear what she is saying 90 percent of the time. If you go to the dentista he will talk to your guide and his staff in the tone and language she is using. The stuff in the grammar book is used 10 percent of the time. Thanks again.

Hey. Your Spanish sounds like what I hear every day. Also your English sounds like what I hear every day. In short your Spanish can travel. That other stuff that the internet language huslers are selling comes out of the grammar book they have hidden out of sight of their camera. Telling people that they have to get off their naco gabacho asses and find a real Spanish speaker outside the United States to talk with is in impossible sale. Nearly all English speakers tell me they can pick up Spanish by ósmosis because Spanish is simple and Mexicans are so fucking poor and dumb. They just can not grasp the fact that Gross National Product does not tell us a damn thing about intelligence! The arrogance is insufferable. Gracias mi Amor ❤️

You spelled güey as it was spelled when it came into Spanish. Thanks. I hear the world but I must not use it.

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Not only you explain it well but also help me to mimic your accent. Thank you

Thanks for uploading such useful video 👍👍🤗

Un video muy util...muchas gracias

Thank you so much for this lesson on lo que. You are a great teacher. Wow, I haven’t seen any explain it like this. It seems so easy now after watching your video.

Sooo many different ways to say things in spanish. I learn new things everyday.

En ingles no decimos, "dived", decimos, "dove" o, "went diving", por el pasado.

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Just in time for dinner, thanks Steph!

very helpful video 👍

Yes, thx 4 watching Ed !

Yay! Stephanie is back! 😁👍

You are best spanish teacher i met in youtube..😁

Love how you break things down and take the time to explain things. I also love the style of the animations thank you!!🥰🥰

There was a mistake in the final test question. The English version used the word “vacation” in singular form, but the author translated it as plural: “mis vacaciones.”

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