Que vs Cual in Spanish | The Language Tutor *Lesson 70*
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- Опубліковано 16 тра 2020
- Dr. Danny informs you on the best way to determine when to use Que´or Cual in Spanish in lesson 70.
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Didn't know that the difference between "Cuál" and "Qué" is that very simple. Been strugling with choosing between the two but now, i'm pretty confident how to use them. Gracias a maestro Evans. 👏
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Muchas gracias Mr. Evans. Tu leccion fue muy fantastico! Do you have any lessons on the use of the following interrogative pronouns: a quien, para quien, por quien, a donde, para donde, por donde. I sometimes have problems disquishing when to use a vs para vs por….. Gracias otra vez.
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Great video. I am using it with my Spanish 2 classes. Two minor details: 1. It's: "sig-ni-FI-ca", not "sig-NI-fi-ca" in your "¿Qué significa?" example. All the rest of the words are pronounced very well. 2. "¿De qué color son tus zapatos?" is not an example of "qué" + plural noun. In both examples, you have "qué" + color; "color" is a singular noun. An example of "qué" + plural noun would be: "¿Qué restaurantes prefieres?". Hope this helps! Keep making more grammar videos. (I can't seem to find your video on how to form questions in Spanish: yes/no questions [with no word order change, with inverted word order], tag questions, information questions [with interrogatives].)
Thank you. Looking forward to travelling to Spain and trying out some phrases.
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Glad you like it. I don't own or control the AIB ¿Qué Hora Es? videos, but I'm glad they help you.
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Can you plz do a video on USE OF SE and also I have seen somewhere the use of word PA 'in front of spanish verbs,I don't understand them.
Sure! You can check out my lesson on reflexive verbs and the one on passive voice to understand se. I'll try to work in a mini-lesson on PA
Can you also have lessons regarding preterites?
Sorry if someone already asked this, do you have any recommended apps/websites for the interaction with a native speaker?
Use Duolingo with voice keypad set to detect Spanish to practice speaking
Great idea!
where is the site danny talked about? pairing you with other spanish speakers?
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Hola!!
This video was very helpful. Can you please do one for de quien vs a quien?
I would have thought it´s Who? Vs To whom...
De quién is whose or from whom. A quién es to whom or sometimes for whom (in those cases you could also ask para quién). For instance: "Le compré un regalo a mi hija", 'I bought a present for my daughter'.
One subtlety: you can say 'Compré un regalo para mi hija' but if you say 'Le compré un regalo para mi hija' then 'le' no longer refers to your daughter but the person you bought the present from.
Hi Sir! how to join ur group ? :) thanks
Hola many thanks for the lesson, very good, it struck me that cual (with an accent!) could be used where the group option is enormous e.g. cual es tu nombre? i.e. which is your name (out of all the names in the world!) or cual es tu direccion? i.e. which is your address (out of all the addresses in the world!). It is for me a way of making sense of the use of " cual / which" when English speakers would use 'what' in English. Does this sound like a reasonable way of keeping the use of cual separate from que in ones mind? Saludos Steve
It's exactly that.
First like, first viewer
¿Qué hora es?
¿Qúe significa descubrimiento?
¿Qué carro prefieres?
I just finished your lessons in AIB. Where should i start in this channel
I typed in the Language Tutor Spanish lesson 1 and did them in order.
Hola. AIB actually owns those videos and they control what is posted. I'm not really sure how many they have on the channel but I don't think those lessons go very high. You may want to compare our channels and pick up in my channel what you haven't done yet, and then go up.
Could you please make video on Modals
Sure! Let me work on that.
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Is it okay to say "cual es tu nombre" for what is your name?
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when is lesson 71?
Tengo una pregunta, usamos "estan" para tercera persona plural. ¿Por que el usó "comó estan" aqui?
En segunda persona tenemos dos formas, tú/ usted (vosotros/ ustedes en plural). Usted es formal y se conjuga según la tercera persona. Por ejemplo, si vas al banco te preguntarán "¿Qué desea? [usted]" y no "¿Qué deseas? [tú]".
Dependiendo del país, la forma habitual de referirse a un grupo de personas puede ser 'vosotros' o 'ustedes'.
Hi sir, why do you use De? In asking De Que color son? Instead straight asking Que color son? Thanks. From Philippines.
Good question! It's just their way of doing things. Sometimes there isn't a great explanation. It's just how it came from Latin.
@@TheLanguageTutor Thank you for the response, I learned a lot from your lessons
though I'm having hard to understand Spanish conversations, I'm eager to learn the Spanish language because the Philippines was once a part of Philippines-Spain history.
In English you ask 'What colour is your car?' but you don't mean it literally since a car is not a colour. Because of that, other languages found other solutions.
In Spanish and other languages coming from Latin, 'de' is used to represent belonging pertenence.
¿De quién es este coche? -> Whose is this car? [To whom does this car belong?]
Es de Marta -> It's Marta's.
¿De qué familia eres? -> What's your family? [To which family do you belong?]
¿De qué país eres? -> What's your nationality? [To which country do you belong?]
Yo soy de aquí -> I'm from here [I belong here.]
¿De qué color es tu coche? -> To which color does your car belong?