Strong Opinions! Learn Spanish With Paul
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- Опубліковано 30 вер 2024
- How to express strong opinions in Spanish exactly as a native speakers do using a special "tweak" most students don't know about!
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Hi everyone, back with you for another Monday Spanish lesson :)
As you know, saying that you "can't stand" something is a pretty powerful way to express an opinion. It's something we use quite a lot in everyday English as well.
In todays video I'm going to show you can do the same in Spanish. I'll also show you how to say it exactly as a native speaker would using a special "tweak" to the formula.
It's this kind of stuff that you can only pick up from being around native speakers 24/7 as I am. I'm happy to be able to pass it along to you so that your Spanish continues to sound as natural as possible.
Enjoy and see you next Monday,
Paul
Just a word of caution about "soportar." Don't be fooled into thinking that it means "to support.' It doesn't; it's a Falso Amigo of that word. "To support" in Spanish is "apoyar."
Another word that means the same thing as "soportar" is "aguantar," and it can be used in exactly the same way. "No aguanto a mi jefe.' "I can't stand my boss." "No aguanto estar aquí un minuto más." I can't stand being here another minute."
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Any better now
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Me encanta mi cuidad pero no soporto la contaminnacion. Cuan viví en Australia estoy seguro me gustará el clima
In general words in Spanish and Italian that end in a bit are masculine are derived from ancient Greek. Examples are el idioma, el problema, el clima.
No soporto olvidar el vocabulario! 😁
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Humedad es una de la sola cosas no soporto.
I hate feeling sticky all the time.
Única cosas*
Thank you Paul. I really need to learn Spanish 😊
THANK U SOOO MUCH SOOO MUCH RESPECT FOR UUU
this episode is so informative, Gracias Pual! me encanta aprender español contigo.
No soporto estar equivocado, pero creo que cuando estudiar un idioma es importante poder estar equivocado. Gracias por la leccion!
hola, let me help you, "pero creo que cuando SE ESTUDIA un idioma " o " pero creo que cuando UNO estudia un idioma", el resto está bien.
Thanks again Paul for making things easier to understand!
OMG! Dios Mio! You so totally nailed bit on this one. I have lived (?) in Mexico (La Paz)
and I so totally hate it here there weather and the traffic!!! Wow , buen trabajo Amigo> I am going to study this lesson over and over..and to those who think they may wish to move to Mexico DON'T!!!!!!!
Como siempre muy util! Muchas gracias 😀
I suppose 'soportar' is similar to 'bear', which can also mean 'support'. 'I can't bear that noise!'
I really like your teaching style I wish I could afford to buy your main course!
Soy Filipino pero no suporto el clima aquí.
Muchas gracias Paul, otra vez. Saludos desde Bélgica.
If you say "I can't stand it", is that the same as "no lo soporto"? Thanks
Yes.
Te Amo, Paul.Muchas Gracias
I love the video
Thank you Paul.
Gracias Paul, me gusta el video
Yo no veo su video nuevo
Feel better with you.
Everytime you use Me Gusta you always have to say "literally to me it is pleasing" but literally nothing else!
hi Paul! I really like your way of teaching. can u please include more about past tenses? i always look forward to your free videos. Gracias!!!
Tengo una pregunta para ti, comprendo por qué dices "no soporto comer solo" pero puedo decir "no soporto estar comiendo solo" también? Is my version redundant or "clunky" to native Spanish speakers?
Es correcto.
Matthew Farnan. No significan lo mismo...
"No soporto comer solo" da a entender que quien eso expresa aborrece SIEMPRE comer sin compañía.
"No soporto estar comiendo solo" implica más bien que la persona que lo dice se refiere a ESA COMIDA en concreto.
hola, si, pero con una diferencia, cuando dices "no soporto estar comiendo solo" lo expresas en el momento en que estas comiendo..
great new verb with lots of ways to add a lot to my vocabulary. Love Pauls lessons and I have subscribed to his complete course and love his methods.
Awesome lessons being taught will gain confidence in speaking fluent espaneol..
soportar
no soporto
el clima
no soporto el clima aquí
la humedad aquí
me gusta
la ciudad
Muchas gracia paul. Esta clase es muy utiles para mi quien estudiando la edioma. Gracias otra vez.
As usual Simplemente maravilloso. Mil gracias una vez mas!
Gracias a ti paul como estas hace tiempo no me hace ningun comentario aqui pero ahora estoy aqui para aprender con tigo
como siempre, Estoy aqui como cada lunes, listo escuchando, entendiendo, hablando y disfrutando español con Paul. Es mi placer darte gracias por no mundo de español. ahorita cada dia es maravilloso porque puedo tener una conversacion con gente español. todavia tengo mucho aprender y mas gente hablar CONMIGO. Mi mente es todo sobre Español. otra vez gracias por todo, Cuidate y bendigas de Dios. hasta la proxima lunes con tu proxima leccion y todo los dias con tu curso.
I type all that without a translator. thanks señor Paul
¡Muy bien hecho! Now you just need to learn how to type the accents. :)
Si me gusta estar aqui para estudiar El Espanol, porque es muy algo importante para mi, gracias por ayudarme y hasta Pronto !
Muy bien 👏
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Mucho gracias Paul mi maestro tus lesiccion es Maravillioso
gracias M.Paul
me encanta todo tus lecciones;
Me gusta mucho esta lección. Gracias Paul
Hi how much is class how do i find out the details of the cost of your course i really like the way ;you teach, thank you.
You can find it through his website bro 😊
no soporto el tiempo aqui. Tiempo is another word for weather. which is most common word in spanish for weather?
Vimal Tomar uso clima
"Tiempo" seems to be the word used for specific weather conditions. "¿Qué tiempo hace hoy? Hace sol y un poco de viento.' "What's the weather like today? "It's sunny and a little windy." "Clima," on the other hand, refers to weather in general, that is, the climate. "¿Qué clima tiene México?" "What's the weather like in Mexico in general?"
Mochas gracias por enseñarme varias cosas.
No soporto dormir solo!
I hear you, Bro!
Very informative,
Muchas gracias 😊
Que bella es esta musica
See you next, sir!
Love this lesson, but I was wondering if you can use "ni" in the sentence "No soporto el trafico ni la contaminacio"
Yes, you can use "ni," here, but you must repeat it before BOTH of the things you can't stand: "No soporto ni el tráfico ni la contaminación."
Yes, you can. It's works as a "negation-and" joining two negated parts.
@@legaleagle46 that’s is not necessarily true, it is done for emphasis but the sentence is perfectly correct with only one “ni”.
No me Jordan mas
Thanks Paul!
Very good video
Gracias
Gracias
Me encanta esto video
Why mother in law
You are great with with Spanish
It’s very difficult to speak
Es muy deficil hablar.
es lo mas facil en español
Hi paul... I have tried to get your main course but I live in Canadá and with the conversion rate it is more money than I have... I was really looking forward to your main course... can you help me out?
Hello, send me an email and I'll see what I can do. The email address is on spanishwithpaul.com
De prisa or apurado.
Una lección fantástica de nuevo, Paul. Muchas gracias
Merci pour tes cours et ta magnifique voix Edith
Edith Bennacef il est vraiment manifique, n'est pas?😊
I don't think that I would use "no soporto" because it's too negative.
pobrecito! it's a tough world out here Baby and it ain't getting any better..get use to it!
Well, you can also say "no aguanto," which means the same thing. They're both simply stronger ways of saying "no me gusta."
We use it a lot in Spanish
Hi there Paul, I love these lessons! Do they work in Spain as well?
His lessons work in Spain, I am Spaniard
What did you think they only work in the US? Seriously? 😅😅
@@m.a.4949 He teaches Latin American Spanish, it was a legitimate question.
Gracias 🙏🏻