Lesson 4 : Hay and Estar to Express Location in Spanish
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I’m a retired Spanish instructor and just recently came across your channel. You are an outstanding instructor and I ache to see you disappointed. Very few people understand the work it takes to master a language.
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When was he disappointed?
@@namenamr4460 I don't recall. Perhaps I was mistaken in that observation I made a year ago. Regardless, he's a superb instructor. Very clear and concise.
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You make learning so easy... I've learned more conversational Spanish in the past week from you than I've learned in 20 years
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What I love about these videos is, I get to stop them, practice saying them, start the video again, stop the video, write my notes. I have repeated three lessons, and have taken a multitude of notes. Prior to each lesson, I go back, read each aloud, form new sentences, and make sure I'm doing this correctly. I told my husband I'd never spoken much more than si, gracias, and "donde delor?" horribly butchering the question but patients understood it. That was about the sum total of Spanish. So this morning I broke out in multiple conversations with ... none other than myself while going through notes. My husband says ... "That sounds great. What are you saying?" I laughed and said ONLY MY SPANISH TEACHER & I KNOW FOR SURE. I've been listening to Spanish radio, picking up a few words you've taught here and there. Great teacher. What I should have been able to learn in 4th grade, I am now actually learning at age 66. ¡Eres el mejor profesor de todos los tiempos!
Another fantastic lesson Paul. Thanks for the time and effort you put into preparing these lessons. I really do appreciate each one of them.
I'm glad to hear that, Pauline. I was hoping that people would find them useful. :)
Thank you Paul, you are excellent at teaching patterns and providing tips to make learning easier
Awesome thank you so much for these lessons. I am now more than i ever was excited to speak with spanish speakers now than when I only used Mango language.
I just discovered these videos, I hope you will continue to do them, they are so helpful to me.
This series is amazing! Thank you for all your hard work putting this together, and all your videos in fact!
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These lessons are logical and well organized. Great jump start.
One thing I really appreciate about your videos / you help us with those little nuanced things that most teachers don't think to mention
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Thank you kindly, Paul. I am looking forward to practicing my new Spanish language skills during my time in Mexico this summer. 😍
That's awesome. Have fun. :)
I have been living in Colombia for over three years trying various ways to learn Spanish but I am still nowhere near fluent. I realized I was getting ahead of myself and forgetting the basics and decided to review from the the beginning. So happy I found your lessons as they have been a great review and especially to remember the importance of pronunciation. Thank you!
I'm glad you like them. Thanks for sharing your backstory. People like you keep me motivated to keep creating content.
Otro video excelente empezar el fin de semana - gracias, me gustan estés videos, y eran bueno de practicar mi español Phil
Great stuff. I am looking forward to going through all of these lessons!
Glad to hear it!
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I am new to this and have always wanted to learn Spanish, I took Spanish in school and failed but I already feel so confident at it! My biggest thing is just being able to understand the basics and you are an excellent instructor! Thank you for all of the work you have put into this! You have already taught me more in these 4 lessons then I thought I would pick up in a year!!
I did want to ask if you have or have thought of ever making a quick reference sheet from your lessons? I have been taking notes and they help to look back at from time to time but I didn't know if you had anything with just all of the quick rules and formulas. Thanks!
Muchas gracias Paul. Usted eres el mejor tutor de espanol en UA-cam. Por favor nunca dejes de enseñar este hermoso idioma. Feliz dia Profesor 🥃
Gracias. Me alegra que te gusten mis videos. Un saludo.
This is so helpful, Paul! Thank you so much!
Finding this new lesson plan very useful! Thanks!
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Great lesson. I have a nit about the pronunciation of "ll". I was in Colombia a week ago and an acquaintance had trouble understanding me when I used words that contained the double Ls. I was using the "y" sound and he was expecting a soft "j" sound, sort of like the the "j" in "jazz". I also noticed that Spanish speakers in Costa Rica use the "j" sound too. Please keep up the great lessons. They do help!
My wife is Colombian and her LL sounds like J..i had her do some sound bytes for an online Spanish class years ago and I was inundated with emails asking why her double LL didn't sound like a Y...lol.
Excellent lesson Paul, thank you!
There are awesome… I’m across the peninsula from you. Question.. aqui, ahi, allI…. A cah? Ay yah? (Spelled phonetically). I think the first one is also here and the second one is also there?
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I rewatch them.
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ONLY in Latin America would the coffee be on Aisle 2. I'm glad I know how to ask.
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Thanks, Phil. Have a good weekend.
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Good teaching Paul!
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How many more lessons will be added to this begginer series?
I plan to keep adding until I get tired of making videos.
@@QrooSpanish ¡Perfecto! Estoy disfrutando mucho de tus lecciones.
Donde esta papel el baño
*Min. **14:27** ¿Dónde está..? Pron. ¿Dond está? or ¿Don destá?*
Thank you sir. Please keep em' comin'!
Question: Another teacher said 'hay que' means "let's". It seems as though it would mean, 'there is that....", but she said it's used in expressions like "let's clean - hay que limpiar." or 'let's go to the beach - hay que ir a la playa'. Do you hear or agree with this?
Yes, HAY QUE + VERB expresses obligation without naming who has to do it. It is like TENER+QUE+INF but with tener, you know who has the obligation. Hay que limpiar todos los días. One must clean everyday, as opposed to tengo que limpiar todos los días. I have to clean everyday. I wouldn't use it as let's do something though. Hay que pensar antes de hablar - One must think before speaking.
Yes i always thought hay que
Means " it is necessary to"
🤔 Are there any tomatoes? That’s a quite dangerous one as in Mexico it would be ¿Hay jitomates? because when using the Spanish word “tomates” you will get the green ones which are used for the green sauce (salsa verde) being a fruit and not a vegetable 😉 Mexican especiality 🤷🏻♀️
Papel del baño = toilet paper
Brother, this is good stuff. Who would have thought that one of the best Spanish teachers would be retired cop.
Thanks!
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After finishing these 5 lessons I will be doing them over again with my husband.
We are in a inique situation. We have two Spanish individuals living with us who do not speak much English and we do not speak much Spanish. Needless to say these conversational lessons are precious to us. So grateful you have them posted. Looking forward to more.
That is a unique situation. I happy to hear that the lessons are helping you. Take care.
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I have now listened to all of your lessons. I learn so much from them. Thank you so very much!!!!
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Excellent word choices. Keep the lessons coming. Very practical everyday usefulness.
Spoiler Alert- I stopped making videos for this series after 7 lessons because the stats were pretty dismal.
@@QrooSpanishI’ll watch all 7 and go back to the Subjunctive Series. I’m using this for review. Ties my fragments all together.
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dude thank you once again for this i have been watching your content like crazy 2 lessons a day , duoling and 1 hour with subtitles on tv .. i want to be fluent and this is the only method i have thank you for this so much also got the book you mentioned in another video this method has been working as my neighbor is Spanish and i get to speak to them thank you so so so much
You are definitely putting in the time necessary to be successful. I'm sure you will be successful.
Great lesson! Thanks a lot! What helped me a lot was to connect each words to something that makes me remember the meaning. Like -
(Inside) Adentro - Enter
(Outside) Afuera - A far
Otherwise its harder for me to learn new words when i cannot connect it to something 😀
Too funny. I happened to see your comment and I do this too! A funny one I recently came up with for left and right (because I know izquierda y derecha pero needed a way to remember which is which)
So I think “right thurr” like Chingy’s song which sounds like right derrr
(Right derrrrecha)
Ok. I’m ruining it aren’t I? 😆
@@katielauren1566 hahaha yes. I remembered derecha because of the R. deRecha - Right. But I couldnt think of anything that would match izquierda so one time I was sitting in public and was raising hands a little bit and saying Derecha, Izquierda over and over again until I remembered it haha.
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Hi Syeda. I'm happy to hear that. Take care.
You are an excellent teacher and your method is really appreciable... this is the best resource I could find to brush up my Spanish which I learned almost 25 years back but could never use
Thank you. :)
one surprise response I got at supermarkets and chain stores is "tarjeta de punto?" or something along those lines, asking if I have a loyalty card to get my points for the purchase. I don't think I have ever managed to hear the exact phrase since it is mumbled and very fast. But I usually hear tarjeta or punto and just say no, no tarjeta de punto. I still haven't asked how to sign up for one! After the amount I spent at the hardware store, I should have! but many of the points programs are to let you buy something at a discount, like back to school supplies. Great if you want one of the things, but otherwise not helpful.
at checkout. you say Hola, they say Hola (or Bueno) and then " tiene tarjeta de punto? " before they start to ring up the purchase.
I hit the "like" button for this video. To give you an idea of where my level of Spanish is Paul my streak on "the game whose name may not be spoke" is number 590.
That means 1.6 years on working every day learning Spanish. Some of the material presented in this video was great review for me but that I already knew.
I would like to say that you are making some really great total beginner material here.
I can see that you are thinking about your frame, and where your hands are it it. New challenge, think about your eye contact. Right now you are always looking at the camera.
This might be a challenge, but a cool trick you could use is to "look at" the text you are showing on the screen or even gesture at it.
I know it's hard. The text on the screen is not really there, you add it in artificially. So to look at the text on your screen would be a little tricky, but you are discovering a real talent you have for screen layout that you started to learn when you were working in cartoon format.
Like I said this is a great beginner level video! Keep up the good work. Another Spanish language channel I watch featuring Ana just went over a million subscribers. She had to work eight years to get there, but you have some real talent and more and more people are going to find this channel.
Keep up the good work!
Personally, I prefer the eye contact, it keeps me focused.
Nobody knew where his hand was at 16:23 lol, but I like this format better than the cartoon style. It seems less distracting.
Completed lesson four. Finding these lessons so helpful, thank you so much Paul:)
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Thanks Paul. Very clear and comprhensive lessons.
Thank you! I'm glad you are enjoying them.
I really wish you would continue this series. I just started to learn Spanish after visiting Cuba. I am finding that these videos along with the language transfer Spanish course are an awesome combination. I will buy the book that you link in the description to help.
I recently decided to continue it. I am workimg on Lesson 8 in Costa Rica right now.
@@QrooSpanishque bueno, me alegro escuchar este.
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Paul, I found you at the right time and so far everything has been perfecto! I have 2 questions. If I may? 1: when practicing these lessons alone which most of the time i will be. what do you think is the best way to practice them and 2: when i make it through all 7 lessons twice over. where in your lessons should i proceed? Thank you again for the time and work you put in teaching Spanish
I would suggest taking notes of the constructions and vocab that you find nost useful and then reviewing that. Practice makimg your own sentences using the cognates and constructions.
I'll be filming in Costa Rica the next two weeks but I will be releasing new lessons for that series after that.
As far as the other lessons on the site are concerned, they are very "a la carte", but I would recommend checking out the gerund and subjunctive playlists.
Loving these lessons, Paul...
Thanks, Frank.
I enjoy your sense of humor, they make the lessons fun. For me, yes these are a review which quite frankly are a good thing because I find that my biggest challenge these days is remembering what I learned ages ago.
That brings me to a lesson I had near the beginning of my language learning adventure. I hope people are keeping searchable notes (that's my #1 tip). This lesson took me back to a lesson brought up and that I had early on regarding hay vs estar. It took me a while to get it. So I wanted to share only so others may be aware of the different uses.
Using HAY when you are referring to non-specific and using ESTAR when referring to specific.
¿Dónde está el video? I'm asking where is the video, meaning a specific video so I used el.
¿Dónde hay un video? I'm asking where is a video, not a specific video so I used un.
I have a question which is at a more advanced level so please ignore if just learning this concept. Quite frankly it's a note I took some time ago in a class. I want to point out that even as we move through the learning levels confusion pops up when unexpected.
Aquí hay dos problemas: está el problema del dinero y luego está el problema del tiempo.
There are two problems here: there’s the money problem and then there’s the time problem. [teacher translation]
I understand the "hay" because it's saying 2 problems but not specific, and I understand está because it refers to each specific problem. I might have used estar because of using hay but why isn't it SER. Is it because the second part is explaining what the two problems are specifically? Could it have been state El problema es dinero y el problema es tiempo?
Hi Rosemary You always have an eye for the details of the language. Your example with the problems got me thinking how I use HAY and ESTAR together and I think it comes down to whether a definite article is used. To say that HAY refers only to the non-specific is not exactly accurate but it is how we often describe it beginners. Take a look:
Hay fresas en la nevera. Las fresas están en la nevera. Both discuss the same strawberries, and even location. The difference is the definite article.
Your example follows that pattern too: Aquí hay dos problemas: está el problema del dinero y luego está el problema del tiempo.
I am running through different sentences and scenarios in my head and this seems to be the pattern. At least this is how I have been doing it.
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*Min. **14:46**: ¿Dónde está usted? Pron.: ¿dón destáws téd? It's called sinalefa (liaison).*
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I started off listening to you on my drive but I’m taking your advice about writing it out now just because it is so much to take in. I have been picking up words in Spanish for years, that’s why I think these formulas will be so beneficial for me to start being conversational! Thank you for the material my guy!
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Hi Grey Yumul. Thanks for the super positive feedback. There are several apps that will allow you to practice with native speakers. Here is an article comparing some of the best: www.fluentu.com/blog/best-language-exchange-apps/
@@QrooSpanish So much appreciated ur response!!!I'm on lesson 5 now and I am practicing it before proceeding to lesson 6.
I will surely check the link u provide.i will keep u posted of my progress!Please do continue what you have started u are angel for all of us who wants to learn Spanish!!!
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I really welcome your lessons. I've learned more with you than I have on other sights, thank you Qroo Paul😅
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*Min.**15:58**: El libro está en la caja: El li brwes taen la caja, almost like El librw estén la caja.*
Q-roo. Thanks for all the questions and pauses. I am getting so much more out of these exercises, doing them one at a time and then writing out completely each my answers. So much more productive for me than finishing the lesson then doing some lección sheets or something. ¿Para mi? Golden! I like and enjoy your technique and it certainly is working wonders para mi epañol. ¿Este gringo viejo? Me encanta.
Have you covered the difference between between disculpe and con permiso and perdon. And the big one, the difference between por and para?
I haven't covered the difference between the discuplpe, con permiso etc but I like the topic idea. I will also be clarifying those in a future lesson of this new course as well. As far as POR and PARA are concerned, I made a short video awhile back covering some of the more common usages of each: ua-cam.com/video/h2Nycg8EitM/v-deo.html
@@QrooSpanish Thanks for your response - much appreciated.
Difference between Estoy de camino and Estoy en camino?
Which I had a wife that spoke spanish all day the time. I would have been learned spanish.
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Another fantastic lesson Paul. Clearly explained and simply put.
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I love your sense of humor and how you sneak it in. You’re welcome!
Excellent lesson again Paul. Thank you so much.
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Hi Paul, thank you so much for the effort you're putting here for us, I'm really enjoying your videos. A quick question, do you recommend watching more than one video of yours per day? I feel I can watch many videos and still be focused.😎
I pack a lot into these videos. Many people tell me that they have to watch them more than once to truly learn all the concepts presented, but that learning is a very individual process. If you can absorb the information that quickly, then by all means, power ahead. :)
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6:07 Is it pronounced ser-Vee-yet-as? or ser-Bee-yet-as?
Sorry if the question seems factitious, but I'm genuinely asking
V is often pronounced like a soft B as in Ben in Spanish. Saying that, whether or not it sounds more like a V or a B seems to vary by region and word.
Qroo you said “allí” means further but it sounds just like “ahi”. I thought further was “ata”. Like “over there”
There is ahí, allí and allá. The h is silent on that first one. It means there but closer than allí. Alli and allá mean the same thing and the choice differs by region/country. Verbs of motion tend to use allá.
I've always used "ahi," and "alli" as synonims.
This so confusing for me
Do you have practical tips for pronunciation of words with “y” and “ll”? Sometimes Spanish speakers pronounce them, as though it was an English “J” and sometimes it sounds like an English “y” sound. Like yo sounds like “Jo” but some words not so much. Is there any logic to this?
That is a regional thing. As a non-native speaker it is best to pronounce it as Y until you hear what the native speakers in that area are doing.
@@QrooSpanish Gracias...I have a tutor from Mexico and notice some words with ll or y she pronounces as an English J and others a "y" sound. I ask her about it and she sort of seemed puzzled like she didn't even realize she does that 😀 Understandably...none of us realize we have accents. This would be a fun topic for a video for Mexican speakers at least since that's what you're most familiar with.